Usopp was just the all purpose crew member initially - kept up and repaired the ship, cooked before Sanji arrived, ofc the designated marksman, made their jolly roger But yeah in the live action he hasn't really done anything yet except be Yassops son and knowing the ship
They didn't mention it in the live action (this isn't a spoiler) but the reason Sanji only fights with his legs is that, as a chef, his hands are the most valuable thing to him for cooking.
@@jackofalltrades2135 yep. There's other stuff they cut out that was important for Sanji and Usopp's characters, but I guess they can explore at least some of those things in future seasons. Especially Usopp.
Hopefully it comes around at a future episode. A lot of these live adaptations shift around events to keep the plot going so maybe the question will come around.
They might mention it subtly or maybe in the future.. but sometimes live actions just shows it and get the thought. Then they watch anime and get that info there ..
About your thoughts on Usopp, Luffy doesn’t really choose crew members based on their usefulness to the crew. He chooses them based on who they are as a person and how well he gets along with them. To him, whatever they can contribute is just a bonus! Take even Sanji, for example. Sure he’s a great fighter and cook, but Luffy picked him specifically because he fed a hungry man simply out of the kindness of his heart. I think it’s really important to keep in mind that Luffy doesn’t think of his crew as means to an end, he thinks of them as family. You wouldn’t choose your friends or family based off of what they can bring to the table, you pick them because you enjoy being around them!
Usopp is the most human character of the crew. He gets afraid but stand when he needed to. He gets his character development as the journey goes. HE IS GOD USOPP
Usopp is the manga's version of the "zero to hero" character trope. Some might even call him godly, by the end of the series. But yeah, you're seeing Usopp's "zero" stage.
Usopp is great because he's kind of a batman character, a normal guy up against crazy super-powered opponents. Even current with the manga I think calling him a hero is a bit of a stretch, but when he wins it's really satisfying.
I didn't call him a hero, I said he is fulfilling the zero to hero trope. He starts off weak and not great at fighting and has to win his battles with sheer determination, gadgets, and ingenuity. As time goes on he gets much better at fighting while still using his determination, gadgets, and ingenuity.
It works for any wound actually as shown in the research paper for fish skin graft but normal wounds like cuts can sufficiently heal with conventional gauze covering but not burn wounds. That's why it's mainly used in burns if human skin grafting isn't possible for some reason.
Even better fact: This method was created in Brazil thanks to our indigenous people! Universidade Federal do Ceará [Federal University from Ceará - State] was where they studied and developed the biotechnological method of use the skin of Tilápia ❤💚💛
Its great how Zoro vowing to Protect Luffy's dream came after Luffy defended Zoro's. This season includes 45 eps of the anime, 22 hours condensed to 7.5 hours/8 episodes
@@lordskysixss I was mostly talking in general rather than the "filler = non-manga content" definition. Like, Gaimon's island is complete filler even though their adventure there is canon.
@@lordskysixss There are many non manga canon scenes though, and shots that that are extended just for the sake of it. If you watch a fan edit of the show like One Pace, that removes these things, you can tell how glaring of a difference it makes
@@brycelloyd3592 its still stuff you had to go through watching the anime, netflix live action gives you a straightforwarc experience. Point still stands.
I'm so glad they kept Zeff eating his leg. The anime changed it because it was too dark. Also, if you think Sanji and Zeff were emotional, just wait until the next two episodes
Mihawk's boat isnt shown in the live action because of scene changes, but its a dingy shaped like a coffin with 1 seat , 1 sail and its mast looks just like his swords hilt & guard, with 2 green flamed torches on the wide ends.
I love that you guys made the comparison between Sanji and Zeff's relationship with Yondu and Peter Quill's because that really does sum it up perfectly! I've watched a lot of reactors who didn't seem to quite catch on that for all intents and purposes Zeff is Sanji's dad, they just choose to show their affection by being smartasses and sniping at each other 😆
Its also perfectly fitting their shared background as cooks. Kitchens are gathering places for people with too much love for sarcasm and profanity for the suit and tie world.
@@apetpsdc that’s true. Without big spoilers: 1. Sanji knows who his birth dad is and that he’s alive. 2. Even on their worst days after their biggest fights Sanji would rather call Zeff his father.
ussop is a comic character and the most human character in the ship. He is a great sniper even tho the show didnt show it but in future you will def get to see it. He has some of the most insane moments in the series. Btw, Sanji doesn't use hand in fighting because he doesn't wanna risk damaging his hands,as he needs them to cook.
Somethin i think they didnt show very well, and its small is when Arlong splashes Luffy. Its not *SO MUCH that its sea water effecting his devilfruit/krytonite thing, its that in the anime/manga fishmen can throw handfulls of water with the force of a shotgun.
Watched the show this weekend and now catching up on all reactions, it's great to see both new and old OP fans appreciating the live action production. :)
Zeff telling sanji to keep his feet dry isn’t because of water, he used to be called red leg zeff “because his boots were always stained with the blood of his enemies” basically telling sanji to be GOOD. I love sanji and zeff.
The author has explained, sea water doesn’t exactly turn powers off, rather it saps your physical energy till it’s too much to use them. When fully immersed in seawater, it reaches a point of near full body paralysis. Obviously this results in death by drowning for any devil fruit user thats in the sea and doesn’t get assistance.
Im glad they were able to show exactly how Zeff lost his leg. Taz Skylar really killed it as Sanji. He's awesome! Without spoiling, Sanji's backstory really goes from awful to just horrific. He's been through so much as a kid, now he gets to follow his dreams. Thanks to Luffy 🔥
well most of them won't need child actors again for a long while. The only 2 off the top of my head who will be needed are Luffy and (much later) Sanji. And they'll probably have to just recast the child actors by that point.
Ussop is more vital to the crew then it seems right now just be patient he's one of my favorite characters and he proves it more and more as the one piece Story continues.
@sigmadleo8943 true but you gotta admit Merry is his connection to his home and his girl that arc is an all-time low for him but wanting to fight Luffy wanting to quit
Right, Reel Rejects look at him as useless and he just gave a ship and that s exactly how he feels when Luffy is trying to get rid of the ship, he feels useless and it becomes great growth for the character@@Diggz0609
The fishmen and human dynamics do get fleshed out more eventually, but it's gunna be a WHILE. You see that it's not fishman bad or human bad, but more complicated than that.
I’m glad that for the zeff-eating-his-own-leg scene, they’re staying true with the manga version. Good lord, that was brutal. And Sanji's backstory hits so hard in this version. The kid actors really did a great job portraying the emotions in the backstories for such a young age. And those scenes of Nami with Zoro and Luffy with Zoro teared me up a little.
Ussop is an interesting character because he's just a normal dude in a group of super freaks. He is the liar, the coward, and sharpshooter, but his whole story is about him becoming a competent member of the crew.
Usopp at the start was the regular Joe that got to hang with such monster crew members like Luffy, Zorro and Sanji. He is at points one of the best/ most loved characters in the story. Some of his character development is missed in the adaptation. But just for info he was in charge of maintaining the ship which they kinda established by him working in the shipyard. He is also an inventor that made gadgets for himself and the crew. Unfortunately, we will probably not get to a point where non manga or anime fans will get to see God Usopp.
This show is just a compilation of insane actors fr. Like this could be shown in any acting school, especially because there's so many different types of characters. Like there's something to learn for everyone. As an aspiring actor especially if kind of made me emotional that so many top tier actors got casted.
This show is just a compilation of insane actors fr. Like this could be shown in any acting school, especially because there's so many different types of characters. Like there's something to learn for everyone. As an aspiring actor especially if kind of made me emotional that so many top tier actors got casted.
All of the outfits the crew is shown wearing here are from the Oda's color cover pages. The anime doesn't change their clothes much in this Saga, but the Manga has special cover pages, which is better for LA.
Despite the show obviously being fantastical, one of the most unrealistic aspects for me is how they have so much variety of clean clothes while living on a boat 😅
@@alexp601 well..that was a thing most of the new people watching the trailers pointed out, then post production did Dust all over them. Maybe they do wash their clothes?, as far as I recall, their clothes are hanged to dry off in the intro songs or Intermission slides.
@@alexp601 yeah this same take :- Like its taken from a Halloween store, heard it a lot, probably they heard the same and might improve or may not...OP is colorful, realism out the gate.
@@lonewolf9325 in this world I can believe it’s a conscious choice. Physics already worlds differently, I’m happy to handwave it that dirt dust and hair just doesn’t cling to things the same way in one piece world.
Funnily enough, Zoro has already had 3 fatal wounds at this point in the Anime. 1 from Buggy, 1 from Unicycle guy, and 1 from Mihawk. His response to being stabbed is to sleep it off. 😅 I assume they reduced the number of times he gets stabbed to make it more realistic.
I think One Piece actually tackles race very well, but the "resolution" to the whole Fishman vs. Human thing might take the LA around 3-5 seasons to get to the Fishman arc if it even gets there. But trust that if it does, it will be very worth it
3-5 seasons to get to the fishman arc? Are you insane? More like 10 seasons. Season 3 is probably gonna be Skypia. Season 4 Water Seven and Season 5 Thriller Bark/Sabaody
@@cooljo5881 adding to that, I don't think they can cover Alabasta completely in Season 2 even if they make suitable changes like how they did in season 1, so maybe even longer than that, I think Season 2 would end at a really important plot twist like the first battle between Crocodile and Luffy. And then Season 3 would cover the next half, and then Season 4 would be Skypiea. Atleast that's what I think.
Other than mastering kickboxing and Taekwondo for the role, apparently Taz also become such a good cook and LOVE cooking so much that he frequently cooks fresh meal for the backstage crews
for me its taz,emily rudd and jeff ward they really potrayed sanji,buggy and nami very well in their own story arch..really close to their anime counterparts
@@katulampasenpai7907sameeee, for me they all did so good, it's just the casting in these three (emily, taz, and jeff) are just top tier. Especially taz, many people doubted him but he's the most passionate and willing to learn everything and make it his own hobby. I'm glad many people are appreciating him and his efforts. Emily is simply an effective and good actress, once she put her shoes as nami, the emily rudd is gone, and she's no one but nami. And she portrayed her well, the attitude, the aura. Jeff? No explanations required. Simply amazing🙌
@@coco-sh2ny FR..but I was kinda doubting emily in first two episodes..but men that 4 to 7, especially ep.7 like that just takes the cake for me,she is nami we know..and 1 more i forgot how good zeff actor is
@@katulampasenpai7907 I actually pretty amazed with her acting ever since she appeared, I was like “How in the hell I didn't discover her earlier?”. She's good at immersing her role. Plus, yes, Zeff's actor is really good. I've watched one of his movies “Villain (2020)” Taz was in there too. It's brutal but he's a really good actor. He's so cool.
People always complain about taking off the shirt before jumping in do you know how hard it is to swim with normal clothes on they get so heavy and he was wearing a long sleeve shirt
2:32 Actually, we already do that!! Tilapia skin is used in medicine just like that, usually to treat burnt skin. It was a treatment created here in Brazil! It's pretty common here qnd it's very cool to see that in this.
this show really knows how to get you with unexpected tears. sanji and zeff's goodbye made me cry a river. such good storytelling condensed into 8 eps.
They changed a lot of stuff in the liveaction, and fans (me including) had mixed feelings about it, but watching reactions of newcomers like you guys have really made me appreciate the liveaction for what it is. For instance, Luffy's storyline with him doubting himself never happened (it happens a lot later), and zoro's vow of loyalty was basically what he says in episode 5 after his fight with mihawk, but new dialogues were added in this episode. Luffy is also overpowered at this point in the original manga so that fight and loss with arlong never occurred either. But these are the parts which made this episode better, initially I was doubting why we even needed another adaption when the manga and anime exists but the changes makes it feel not necessarily better but very fresh and fun for me.
I mean, I think his fight with Arlong was believable. He still wasn't really taking any damage because of his power, and Arlong exploited his weakness ending the fight before Luffy even really got serious.
He did in a sense lose to Arlong in the manga though. Arlong threw him in the ocean while he had his feet stuck in rock; he'd have been dead without his crew saving him.
fun fact, when usopp was under the table, he was actually picking something off the floor, out of the show, the camera just panned his way in the wrong moment, and he just kinda went with it, and it got into the final cut.
If one eats a devil fruit it doesn't matter if you know how to swim, the person literally becomes a hammer in sea water no matter how hard the person tries they'll sink and continue sinking.
I'm usually not a fan of live action anime, but I'll admit I'm enjoying this one so far. I also love how they added Zoro pledge to Luffy. It's not exactly like the manga, but it's good in its own right.
"I hope we see Zeff again, episode 823". Funny thing is the character actually makes an appearance around that time. And in the previous reaction you made a joke about Zoro and Mihawk reuniting in episode 500 and something, and thats also very close lmao.
GOD Usopp! 😭Aka Sniper King!🎯 Oh just wait! Usopp may not be super strong but he will save the crew so many times, and go toe to toe with some very strong characters. Just watch the anime. In his arc he did a lot more before he joined the crew. Hopefully they show more of his character in the live action next season.
Keep in mind that Usopp is the most familiar with ships in the crew. Specifically Merry. His role is more oriented around the ship, which was not a feature in these two episodes
Usopp does become great the character development is amazing. Also as far as diversity. one piece is the most diverse intellectual property out there. EVERYBODY is in One Piece from Brazilians to trans people to animal people. Luffy a crew is AMAZING I can’t wait for you both to meet Robin!!! My fav
"This is like Star Lord and Yondu" 4:56 This isn't the first time I see reactors comparing them and i totally agree, their vibes are the same, Yondu/Zeff looks like a bad guy at first for the way he treats Peter/Sanji (which it's tough love) but they actually have a soft spot for their kids and would sacrifice anything for them.
Nice wrap up for the Sanji introduction story and that emotional moment with Zeff is also as tear jerking as what is coming for the last two episodes for Nami's Seasonal arc. It got me in the show the same as it got me in the anime every time I saw it. The fish people are one of the groups that were done dirty by humans in the anime, but most fish people just don't trust humans and stay from them as much as possible. Arlong is a total A-hole of a character that justifies what he does by what was done to his people. The story of Nami's connection to him is heartbreaking which is why I enjoyed the fight between Arlong and Luffy later. Arlong needed a major butt whipping. Loved the Buggy appearance because he's one of my top villains like characters in the anime and the show. Enjoyed the reaction 👍👍✌out.
I really enjoyed this adaptation my favorite thing was definitely the added scenes which helped bring out the traits of the crew, Zoro's loyalty was much better handled because of the talk him and Luffy had, Nami seems to care for the crew more, and also Sanji's kindness seems to show more as well.
i just wanna clarify in case you guys missed it: it’s said in an earlier episode that if you eat a devil fruit, the sea turns it back on you. you will immediately sink and it will weaken you.
The story Nami reads to Zoro is actually something that becomes very relevant later on in the series. It was a very blatant Easter egg for long time fans.
Same. But I couldn't tell how you meant that. I found One Piece to be amazing. Amazing b/c Oda was directly involved. Bryke left Netflix Avatar. Also, it was truly Aaron Ehasz that was the heart of the show, executive producer and head writer. Also Aaron's wife, Elizabeth.
@@duck-ew5zsThe creators leaving is not something to be concerned about. They haven’t known what to do with Avatar since AtLA and the next project they’re working on won’t even have any of the original voice actors except for Dante Basco as Zuko because they’re not allowed to voice act if their ethnicity doesn’t match the character.
Funny how Garp doesn’t want to be promoted for the same reason Luffy wants to be a pirate, freedom to do what they want. I think they’re more similar than Garp wants to admit lol
This is the point where I go into fanboy mode, since part of me can't fully separate what they changed from the original series when it comes to Sanji. At the very least his backstory is perfectly preserved, it's just as harsh and brutal as it was in the manga (the anime changes how Zeff loses his leg, from him eating it to him losing it while being stuck underwater with Sanji). Hell, dare I say it was the first time watching the Netflix show that I actually cried, specifically the part where Zeff confesses why he saved Sanji. Everything else about Sanji's character, up to and including actually going with Luffy, is either glossed over or non-existent. Because they had to cut back on stuff in order to fit in Garp's scenes and stay within 8 episodes, Sanji's main motivation for leaving the Baratie gets overlooked. In the manga/anime, Sanji doesn't fully understand what it means to commit your life to dream; this is why seeing Zoro take the final hit from Mihawk (yeah, he was actually present for that in the manga/anime, not so in the Netflix show) and seeing Luffy repeatedly assert how he's going to be King of the Pirates while standing up to Don Krieg's attacks (who was reduced to little more than a cameo in the Netflix show) were so important, Sanji is seeing what it means to truly go after a dream to the point of putting your life on the line for it. This is also why Zeff had been subtly trying to push Sanji out of the Baratie, because Zeff wants Sanji to follow his dreams as opposed to staying there out of the feeling that he owes Zeff for what he did for Sanji. This all gets removed, and Sanji joining the Straw Hat Crew feels almost like an afterthought, like Sanji gets into an argument with Zeff over not being able to cook what he wants and saying "hey, chore boy gave me a job offer, why don't I join him?" (which by the way, Luffy pays off his debt to Zeff by defeating Don Krieg, who was trying to take over the restaurant, in the manga/anime, but in the Netflix show Luffy just leaves and Zeff's fine with it for whatever reason). They DO keep some of Zeff's attempting to push Sanji out to follow his dreams, though again, because of how condensed this arc is, Zeff has to ditch the subtlety and outright tell Sanji to not waste his time in the Baratie and actually go after his dreams. Sanji and Zeff's final good-bye, while it also managed to get me misty-eyed, also was done much better in the manga/anime, because again, they had more time dedicated to it. I suppose what the Netflix show does is fine for people unfamiliar with the source material, but as someone who is, it's a big step down and easily the worst aspect of the live action adaptation for me. As for Arlong, he actually doesn't show up until the arc after this, and Nami being revealed to be working for him isn't revealed until that arc, but I suppose I don't have much of an issue moving stuff around like this. I will say, though, it's an interesting choice to bring the racism against and past enslavement of the fishmen to the forefront of Arlong's character here. In the original manga/anime, Arlong just gloated about how superior fishmen are to humans, and the history of fishmen and how human society tends to view them wasn't brought up until much, much later in the manga (noticing a trend here, with this show bringing up stuff earlier than it was in the manga/anime?); it also helps justify why there's a fishman working at the Baratie, to give Arlong a reason to rant about this topic. I'm also not sure how I feel about Luffy fighting Arlong here, some people take issue with it, but I guess I'm ultimately fine with it. I DO love that they're using Buggy as a means to track down Luffy, and that Buggy uses his Chop-Chop Fruit powers in a way we don't actually see in the manga or anime (that I know of). I love Buggy, and I'm always glad to see more of him. Also... Yeah, Nami, the person who despises pirates above all else, is part of the Arlong Pirates. DEFINITELY setting up some massive intrigue with this, and the fact that Luffy has such faith in Nami that he refuses to believe it even when Nami himself tells him this is a good show of how Luffy can tell something is not right with this set-up... either that, or he's just really stubborn or in denial. Either way, it's good enough reason to go after Nami and figure out what's going on with her! Other things: that fish skin trick is a legitimate as it turns out (The More You Know!), Mihawk telling Garp that he decided to see where Luffy (and Zoro) will go from here and letting him go is very much in-character for him, as is him telling Garp that he'd basically be doing whatever he wants with or without his Warlord status, Garp is... well, again, I'll save my thoughts on him at the finale, but for now, that one line of him saying "I went too easy on him" when talking about how he let Luffy become a pirate is kind of disturbing, especially knowing what he put Luffy through in the manga/anime. As for poor Usopp, yeah, he's a cowardly wimp, and while that has always been the case in the anime/manga, he doesn't get many moments to shine in the Netflix show. I'll have more to say about Usopp by the season finale.
Early in the manga/anime, Usopp's role on the ship is being a sniper and repairs the ship. He improved Nami's baton by placing all sort of devices to help her fight future enemies.
@@Mohamad-m7md How is that a spoiler? They wanted to know what role Usopp plays on the crew. He repairs and maintains the ship as best he could as seen on episode 3 when he meets Luffy and his crew. It's also a given that he is a marksman with how he fights. And Usopp likes to tinker in some stuff. So? You said spoilers with an 's'. How many spoilers did I say?
@@Mohamad-m7md like him repairing the ship? Dude, that was his job in Kaya's shipyard. Improving Nami's baton isn't that big of a spoiler. You complain too much
@@JedRavina Improving Nami’s weapon is a spoiler anything that they could’ve found out themselves by watching the show is a spoiler you’re ruining the element of surprise for them my complaining is 100% justified just don’t spoil stuff
Where does Luffy get his clothes? He started wearing a second shirt in episode 2, on Nami's boat. So the boat that Nami stole got some clothes for Luffy, Zoro and Nami?
Straw hats will go to fishman "island" and learn more about arlong and his crew, and how fishmen relationship with human in general.. it will happen in episode 523.. of the anime 😂
Sanji and zeff’s story gets me every time! Ussop is the sniper and the guy who maintains the boat at the moment. He has quite and interesting journey :)
To answer your questions: yes, there would be several Fishmen centric arcs in the future, and there would be a Malcolm X and MLK type figures that will appear in the series later on. Fishmen are Oda's way of commenting on racism and discrimination.
They cut out Usopp’s feats while condensing the story! He is sort of a coward but the idea is he overcome his fears at the most epic of times when it counts the most… often pulling off hilarious wins that are even semi accidental. Hopefully in the next season they can keep more of his moments because he has a few more important ones next saga
They did gut Syrup village arc quite a bit in the LA, it had a bit of fluff but they did cut out 4 characters and pretty much all of usops useful sharp shooting. Though personality wise he is towned down in a good way most agree.
Usopp doesn't really have a big role in baratie. In the manga Nami leaves and doesn't see zoro get cut down. Usopp and Zoro go after her while Luffy stays for a bit with Sanji and Chefs. Usopp has a bigger role in Arlong park which isn't explored. The showrunner says editing happened during pandemic for last few episodes and he couldn't be there, as a result they lost some Usopp stuff he wanted to keep.
Your discussion on the fishman parallel is actually very spot on. Although is not explained in its entirety untill way later in the manga, the discussion of diversity (different types of creature), conflict between ethnicity and nations is definitely also a huge part in One Piece as well.
Ussop is the krillin of one piece... hes often used for comedic relief but his creativity and ingenuity comes in clutch several times throughout the series ... it just takes time for him to find his feet
In the manga and anime, Usopp did get more shine during the Syrup Village arc. Usopp is a character who will make excuses and show his fear, but when all the chips are down, he will put himself at risk to protect the people he cares about. I wish they showed that more during his arc. They did show it off more in the anime. Overall, they had to cut a ton of content in episodes 3 and 4 because of how they gave more time to Kaya and Koby, so there were some character moments that would have been better if they had a few more episodes. In the anime, that arc took 10 episodes, so you can imagine how much stuff had to get cut.
Yeah, everyone is like “What’s even Usopp’s purpose?” And then he suddenly turns into your favorite character. I mean, in One Piece everyone has like 40 favorite characters. But still.
Luffy being serious about Zoro's injuries is live action only. In the manga he's mkre carefree about it, but a) Zoro has gotten injured more that once before this, in some cases self-inflicted, and b) while the reactions of other people suggest it's serious, Zoro quickly gets up like nothing happened.
It should be noted that the people of one piece are significantly tougher, Humanity in one piece world is like objectively stronger in every way than humans in our world
i feel they missed giving the explaination for why sanji only kicks all the time, basically his hands are made for cooking and only uses kicks so he doesnt risk injuring his hands
Usopp is meant to be the everyman, he doesn't have any special powers, he doesn't have any insane training, he's just a guy who's afraid because he's in a world with devil fruits and fish men and sea beasts. His growth is slow, and human, and realistic - but it's there.
You need to know something about Arlong. Eastblue Sea is the most weakest and Arlong can't be a so called "king" in the grandline, so he went to the weakest sea and reign supreme. But one day you will also know why Fishmen hated humans when they entered the Grandline. It's sad man..
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It's Luffy👀
You guys put loofy?
Change the title back to Loofy cowards
Usopp was just the all purpose crew member initially - kept up and repaired the ship, cooked before Sanji arrived, ofc the designated marksman, made their jolly roger
But yeah in the live action he hasn't really done anything yet except be Yassops son and knowing the ship
@@Condor-gb1xp No💀 it's Luffy and Luffy only you can call Goofy but not Loofy🗿
They didn't mention it in the live action (this isn't a spoiler) but the reason Sanji only fights with his legs is that, as a chef, his hands are the most valuable thing to him for cooking.
Also Zeff teached him that fighting style only kicking hence why he's called Red Leg Zeff because of bloody kicks
I wish it was mentioned, it’s a small thing but makes you appreciate the character more
@@jackofalltrades2135 yep. There's other stuff they cut out that was important for Sanji and Usopp's characters, but I guess they can explore at least some of those things in future seasons. Especially Usopp.
Hopefully it comes around at a future episode. A lot of these live adaptations shift around events to keep the plot going so maybe the question will come around.
They might mention it subtly or maybe in the future.. but sometimes live actions just shows it and get the thought. Then they watch anime and get that info there ..
About your thoughts on Usopp, Luffy doesn’t really choose crew members based on their usefulness to the crew. He chooses them based on who they are as a person and how well he gets along with them. To him, whatever they can contribute is just a bonus!
Take even Sanji, for example. Sure he’s a great fighter and cook, but Luffy picked him specifically because he fed a hungry man simply out of the kindness of his heart.
I think it’s really important to keep in mind that Luffy doesn’t think of his crew as means to an end, he thinks of them as family. You wouldn’t choose your friends or family based off of what they can bring to the table, you pick them because you enjoy being around them!
so how will you explain Luffy recruiting MocDonald (the zombie tree) from Thriller Bark?
@@cobaltbluemaru it was a gag
@@cobaltbluemaru he chose them based on who they are as a person(tree)🤷♀️
Correct. But he also likes to invite people because they are weird. Like he invites Brook really quickly and it surprises the whole crew.
Usopp is the most human character of the crew.
He gets afraid but stand when he needed to. He gets his character development as the journey goes.
HE IS GOD USOPP
Ahahaha I didn’t wanna drop GO D. Usopp yet, but u did already ahaha so whatever
He is the sniper of the crew
I know that reference, i just finished "that" arc.
I can't stand him in the anime but I really like his character in this show.
It would be such a treat if somehow they got to Water 7 in the LA and we get to see all of this come to the fore.
Usopp is the manga's version of the "zero to hero" character trope. Some might even call him godly, by the end of the series. But yeah, you're seeing Usopp's "zero" stage.
Yepppp i have to stop myself from calling him his current name ahahah
Go d. Ussop
Usopp is great because he's kind of a batman character, a normal guy up against crazy super-powered opponents. Even current with the manga I think calling him a hero is a bit of a stretch, but when he wins it's really satisfying.
I didn't call him a hero, I said he is fulfilling the zero to hero trope. He starts off weak and not great at fighting and has to win his battles with sheer determination, gadgets, and ingenuity. As time goes on he gets much better at fighting while still using his determination, gadgets, and ingenuity.
@@Rhaegar19 With the next arc though, the 'hero' component might be coming sooner than later 👀
Fun fact: There really is such a thing as fish skin graft but it's mainly an effective treatment approach in burn wound management.
It works for any wound actually as shown in the research paper for fish skin graft but normal wounds like cuts can sufficiently heal with conventional gauze covering but not burn wounds. That's why it's mainly used in burns if human skin grafting isn't possible for some reason.
The fish used is tilapia skin. It has a high amount of collagen.
Yes! My dad was a fireman and got them on both his legs
Even better fact: This method was created in Brazil thanks to our indigenous people! Universidade Federal do Ceará [Federal University from Ceará - State] was where they studied and developed the biotechnological method of use the skin of Tilápia ❤💚💛
@@otohime8516eu já ia comentar isso 😊 que bom que sabem disso ❤️
Its great how Zoro vowing to Protect Luffy's dream came after Luffy defended Zoro's.
This season includes 45 eps of the anime, 22 hours condensed to 7.5 hours/8 episodes
"22 hours" - It's actually probably closer to 12 hours when you take out commercials, intros, outros, padding, and filler.
@@brycelloyd3592 first filler is in ep 50, there are no filler in the first 49 episodes of the anime.
@@lordskysixss I was mostly talking in general rather than the "filler = non-manga content" definition. Like, Gaimon's island is complete filler even though their adventure there is canon.
@@lordskysixss There are many non manga canon scenes though, and shots that that are extended just for the sake of it. If you watch a fan edit of the show like One Pace, that removes these things, you can tell how glaring of a difference it makes
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its still stuff you had to go through watching the anime, netflix live action gives you a straightforwarc experience. Point still stands.
I'm so glad they kept Zeff eating his leg. The anime changed it because it was too dark. Also, if you think Sanji and Zeff were emotional, just wait until the next two episodes
How did he lose his leg in the anime if he didn't eat it to survive?
@@alexp601 His leg got caught in a chain attached to an anchor when he pushed Sanji out of the way to save him.
Mihawk's boat isnt shown in the live action because of scene changes, but its a dingy shaped like a coffin with 1 seat , 1 sail and its mast looks just like his swords hilt & guard, with 2 green flamed torches on the wide ends.
It was shown in episode 1
On first episode they show after Roger's death
Was more so talking about him on it to know its his ship for new fans lol@@kaioa3457
It is shown during the execution of Roger. Pay close attention 😉
The character that has the best means of travelling over the seas is Admiral Aokiji 😊
I love that you guys made the comparison between Sanji and Zeff's relationship with Yondu and Peter Quill's because that really does sum it up perfectly! I've watched a lot of reactors who didn't seem to quite catch on that for all intents and purposes Zeff is Sanji's dad, they just choose to show their affection by being smartasses and sniping at each other 😆
But U knew Sanji's has his biological father n still alive along with siblings rite 😊😊😊. Cant wait to see which season is it.
"he maybe your father, but he's not your daddy"
Its also perfectly fitting their shared background as cooks. Kitchens are gathering places for people with too much love for sarcasm and profanity for the suit and tie world.
@@apetpsdcReel Rejects might not want to be spoiled. 😮
@@apetpsdc that’s true. Without big spoilers:
1. Sanji knows who his birth dad is and that he’s alive.
2. Even on their worst days after their biggest fights Sanji would rather call Zeff his father.
ussop is a comic character and the most human character in the ship. He is a great sniper even tho the show didnt show it but in future you will def get to see it. He has some of the most insane moments in the series. Btw, Sanji doesn't use hand in fighting because he doesn't wanna risk damaging his hands,as he needs them to cook.
they hoed usopp
Makes me worry about our coward trio if Nami is more combat ready in this show. I hope we still see them be cowards together. 😂
@nevaladder nami didn't do any more combat in this than she did in the early parts of the anime.
@@nevaladder she always was mor ecombat ready in syrup village but that's basicly it.
@@nevaladder Nami's staff got more action in East Blue in the manga too, because their opponents are just that weak.
Somethin i think they didnt show very well, and its small is when Arlong splashes Luffy. Its not *SO MUCH that its sea water effecting his devilfruit/krytonite thing, its that in the anime/manga fishmen can throw handfulls of water with the force of a shotgun.
Watched the show this weekend and now catching up on all reactions, it's great to see both new and old OP fans appreciating the live action production. :)
That goodbye scene with zeff😭😭😭
I know, right? 😭💖💕💖💕 I cry every time.
Zeff telling sanji to keep his feet dry isn’t because of water, he used to be called red leg zeff “because his boots were always stained with the blood of his enemies” basically telling sanji to be GOOD. I love sanji and zeff.
That is so good
😭💖💕💖💕💖💕
The author has explained, sea water doesn’t exactly turn powers off, rather it saps your physical energy till it’s too much to use them. When fully immersed in seawater, it reaches a point of near full body paralysis. Obviously this results in death by drowning for any devil fruit user thats in the sea and doesn’t get assistance.
Im glad they were able to show exactly how Zeff lost his leg. Taz Skylar really killed it as Sanji. He's awesome! Without spoiling, Sanji's backstory really goes from awful to just horrific. He's been through so much as a kid, now he gets to follow his dreams. Thanks to Luffy 🔥
I mean... this ain't ANIME Adaptation .. its MANGA Adaptation..they had to follow the CORE STORY
Just realised. That's gonna be tough to show in the future when the child actors get older, they might need to show it earlier.
@@ArmaHipHopTVif they plan on going that far they just recast the characters at some point
well most of them won't need child actors again for a long while. The only 2 off the top of my head who will be needed are Luffy and (much later) Sanji. And they'll probably have to just recast the child actors by that point.
@@ArmaHipHopTVThey will just recast the child actors like all the other tv shows always does
Ussop is more vital to the crew then it seems right now just be patient he's one of my favorite characters and he proves it more and more as the one piece Story continues.
The sentiment they have of Usopp justifies Usopp's behavior in Water 7 lol
@sigmadleo8943 true but you gotta admit Merry is his connection to his home and his girl that arc is an all-time low for him but wanting to fight Luffy wanting to quit
Right, Reel Rejects look at him as useless and he just gave a ship and that s exactly how he feels when Luffy is trying to get rid of the ship, he feels useless and it becomes great growth for the character@@Diggz0609
That why is is God.
"How does He travel?" He has a really tiny boot. You can See it in the first Episode after Rogers speech where everyone get going with their Ships.
The fishmen and human dynamics do get fleshed out more eventually, but it's gunna be a WHILE. You see that it's not fishman bad or human bad, but more complicated than that.
As much I would love to watch the live action all they way to the one piece, I don’t think we will make it to the conclusion of that story thread
I’m glad that for the zeff-eating-his-own-leg scene, they’re staying true with the manga version. Good lord, that was brutal. And Sanji's backstory hits so hard in this version. The kid actors really did a great job portraying the emotions in the backstories for such a young age.
And those scenes of Nami with Zoro and Luffy with Zoro teared me up a little.
Agreed
Yeah, eating your own limb is counterproductive yada yada yada, it doesn't matter because it hits harder in that version
the kid is sweet tooth actor
Ussop is an interesting character because he's just a normal dude in a group of super freaks. He is the liar, the coward, and sharpshooter, but his whole story is about him becoming a competent member of the crew.
Idk if Luffys name is misspelled on purpose or accident 😂
😂 same
he does it in the manga too 😂
Lol
This sure is getting me a little loofy
he's getting the Buggy treatment 😭
Usopp at the start was the regular Joe that got to hang with such monster crew members like Luffy, Zorro and Sanji. He is at points one of the best/ most loved characters in the story. Some of his character development is missed in the adaptation. But just for info he was in charge of maintaining the ship which they kinda established by him working in the shipyard. He is also an inventor that made gadgets for himself and the crew. Unfortunately, we will probably not get to a point where non manga or anime fans will get to see God Usopp.
Never say never, Walking Dead got 11 seasons
The actor playing kid Sanji was soooo good! His intensity and eyes acting...
This show is just a compilation of insane actors fr. Like this could be shown in any acting school, especially because there's so many different types of characters. Like there's something to learn for everyone.
As an aspiring actor especially if kind of made me emotional that so many top tier actors got casted.
This show is just a compilation of insane actors fr. Like this could be shown in any acting school, especially because there's so many different types of characters. Like there's something to learn for everyone.
As an aspiring actor especially if kind of made me emotional that so many top tier actors got casted.
He also played Gus in Sweet Tooth, he's been doing really good on Netflix lately!!
He’s just sooooooo adorable! 😭💖💕💖💕
All of the outfits the crew is shown wearing here are from the Oda's color cover pages. The anime doesn't change their clothes much in this Saga, but the Manga has special cover pages, which is better for LA.
Despite the show obviously being fantastical, one of the most unrealistic aspects for me is how they have so much variety of clean clothes while living on a boat 😅
@@alexp601 well..that was a thing most of the new people watching the trailers pointed out, then post production did Dust all over them. Maybe they do wash their clothes?, as far as I recall, their clothes are hanged to dry off in the intro songs or Intermission slides.
@@lonewolf9325 Yeah I think it’s just that their costumes look freshly taken from a dressing room rack
@@alexp601 yeah this same take :- Like its taken from a Halloween store, heard it a lot, probably they heard the same and might improve or may not...OP is colorful, realism out the gate.
@@lonewolf9325 in this world I can believe it’s a conscious choice. Physics already worlds differently, I’m happy to handwave it that dirt dust and hair just doesn’t cling to things the same way in one piece world.
i can't wait for these guys to watch the last two episodes - all the feels, all the fights and their reactions are some of my favourites to this show
Funnily enough, Zoro has already had 3 fatal wounds at this point in the Anime. 1 from Buggy, 1 from Unicycle guy, and 1 from Mihawk. His response to being stabbed is to sleep it off. 😅
I assume they reduced the number of times he gets stabbed to make it more realistic.
Cabaji didn't do much to Zoro, Zoro hurt himself more than Cabaji did.
Love these reaction videos. I'm glad non anime fans also enjoy this show.
I think One Piece actually tackles race very well, but the "resolution" to the whole Fishman vs. Human thing might take the LA around 3-5 seasons to get to the Fishman arc if it even gets there. But trust that if it does, it will be very worth it
I'd be more than happy if they atleast get to marineford but idk that's quite alot
Assuming they adapt one saga for season Fishman Island would be season 9. Doubt we get that far.
It needs to reach sabaody arc.
3-5 seasons to get to the fishman arc? Are you insane? More like 10 seasons. Season 3 is probably gonna be Skypia. Season 4 Water Seven and Season 5 Thriller Bark/Sabaody
@@cooljo5881 adding to that, I don't think they can cover Alabasta completely in Season 2 even if they make suitable changes like how they did in season 1, so maybe even longer than that, I think Season 2 would end at a really important plot twist like the first battle between Crocodile and Luffy. And then Season 3 would cover the next half, and then Season 4 would be Skypiea. Atleast that's what I think.
After this episode, Taz Skylar as Sanji might be the best casting of the Straw Hat Pirates
Other than mastering kickboxing and Taekwondo for the role, apparently Taz also become such a good cook and LOVE cooking so much that he frequently cooks fresh meal for the backstage crews
for me its taz,emily rudd and jeff ward they really potrayed sanji,buggy and nami very well in their own story arch..really close to their anime counterparts
@@katulampasenpai7907sameeee, for me they all did so good, it's just the casting in these three (emily, taz, and jeff) are just top tier. Especially taz, many people doubted him but he's the most passionate and willing to learn everything and make it his own hobby. I'm glad many people are appreciating him and his efforts. Emily is simply an effective and good actress, once she put her shoes as nami, the emily rudd is gone, and she's no one but nami. And she portrayed her well, the attitude, the aura.
Jeff? No explanations required. Simply amazing🙌
@@coco-sh2ny FR..but I was kinda doubting emily in first two episodes..but men that 4 to 7, especially ep.7 like that just takes the cake for me,she is nami we know..and 1 more i forgot how good zeff actor is
@@katulampasenpai7907 I actually pretty amazed with her acting ever since she appeared, I was like “How in the hell I didn't discover her earlier?”. She's good at immersing her role.
Plus, yes, Zeff's actor is really good. I've watched one of his movies “Villain (2020)” Taz was in there too. It's brutal but he's a really good actor. He's so cool.
OREGANO IS FOR SAVAGES
People always complain about taking off the shirt before jumping in do you know how hard it is to swim with normal clothes on they get so heavy and he was wearing a long sleeve shirt
2:32 Actually, we already do that!! Tilapia skin is used in medicine just like that, usually to treat burnt skin. It was a treatment created here in Brazil! It's pretty common here qnd it's very cool to see that in this.
this show really knows how to get you with unexpected tears. sanji and zeff's goodbye made me cry a river. such good storytelling condensed into 8 eps.
this is my favorite episode. The reveal of the bigger bag being treasures all along gets me everytime 🥹
19:50 Manga readers stay silent but nod knowingly.
How do you get 3 months and 10 days from 70 days 😂😂😂
They changed a lot of stuff in the liveaction, and fans (me including) had mixed feelings about it, but watching reactions of newcomers like you guys have really made me appreciate the liveaction for what it is.
For instance, Luffy's storyline with him doubting himself never happened (it happens a lot later), and zoro's vow of loyalty was basically what he says in episode 5 after his fight with mihawk, but new dialogues were added in this episode. Luffy is also overpowered at this point in the original manga so that fight and loss with arlong never occurred either. But these are the parts which made this episode better, initially I was doubting why we even needed another adaption when the manga and anime exists but the changes makes it feel not necessarily better but very fresh and fun for me.
I mean, I think his fight with Arlong was believable. He still wasn't really taking any damage because of his power, and Arlong exploited his weakness ending the fight before Luffy even really got serious.
He did in a sense lose to Arlong in the manga though.
Arlong threw him in the ocean while he had his feet stuck in rock; he'd have been dead without his crew saving him.
fun fact, when usopp was under the table, he was actually picking something off the floor, out of the show, the camera just panned his way in the wrong moment, and he just kinda went with it, and it got into the final cut.
One thing about Usopp is that they have cut out a lot of his moments due to time constraints. I hope they give him more time if there is a season 2
Inaki Godoy does a superb job playing Luffy! Love the enthusiasm he potrays!❤
If one eats a devil fruit it doesn't matter if you know how to swim, the person literally becomes a hammer in sea water no matter how hard the person tries they'll sink and continue sinking.
Yall being hungry really suits the theme of the episode !!! 😅
70 days = 3 months 10 days 😅
Think you were off by 1 month ❤
I'm usually not a fan of live action anime, but I'll admit I'm enjoying this one so far. I also love how they added Zoro pledge to Luffy. It's not exactly like the manga, but it's good in its own right.
"I hope we see Zeff again, episode 823". Funny thing is the character actually makes an appearance around that time. And in the previous reaction you made a joke about Zoro and Mihawk reuniting in episode 500 and something, and thats also very close lmao.
ITS THERE ON EPISODE 825 I CANT BELIEVE IT XDDD he actually got it kinda right
GOD Usopp! 😭Aka Sniper King!🎯 Oh just wait! Usopp may not be super strong but he will save the crew so many times, and go toe to toe with some very strong characters. Just watch the anime. In his arc he did a lot more before he joined the crew. Hopefully they show more of his character in the live action next season.
Keep in mind that Usopp is the most familiar with ships in the crew. Specifically Merry. His role is more oriented around the ship, which was not a feature in these two episodes
9:32 guys.. Listen to that story very carefully... It's an Easter egg for what's coming next... And it's gonna be a banger 💥
They're playing the long game with Usopp. You gotta stick with the show to really see him grow
OMG I hope "loofy" wins
Usopp does become great the character development is amazing. Also as far as diversity. one piece is the most diverse intellectual property out there. EVERYBODY is in One Piece from Brazilians to trans people to animal people. Luffy a crew is AMAZING I can’t wait for you both to meet Robin!!! My fav
"This is like Star Lord and Yondu" 4:56
This isn't the first time I see reactors comparing them and i totally agree, their vibes are the same, Yondu/Zeff looks like a bad guy at first for the way he treats Peter/Sanji (which it's tough love) but they actually have a soft spot for their kids and would sacrifice anything for them.
Zeff isn’t the best parent. But he’s absolutely trying to be a parent and Sanji has sadly seen the difference.
They nailed Young Sanji in this adaptation. Perfect actor.
Christian Convery also played Gus in Sweet Tooth. He's been doing a really good job lately. Young Zoro was great too
Nice wrap up for the Sanji introduction story and that emotional moment with Zeff is also as tear jerking as what is coming for the last two episodes for Nami's Seasonal arc. It got me in the show the same as it got me in the anime every time I saw it.
The fish people are one of the groups that were done dirty by humans in the anime, but most fish people just don't trust humans and stay from them as much as possible. Arlong is a total A-hole of a character that justifies what he does by what was done to his people. The story of Nami's connection to him is heartbreaking which is why I enjoyed the fight between Arlong and Luffy later. Arlong needed a major butt whipping. Loved the Buggy appearance because he's one of my top villains like characters in the anime and the show.
Enjoyed the reaction 👍👍✌out.
I really enjoyed this adaptation my favorite thing was definitely the added scenes which helped bring out the traits of the crew, Zoro's loyalty was much better handled because of the talk him and Luffy had, Nami seems to care for the crew more, and also Sanji's kindness seems to show more as well.
I honestly thought Sanji called Luffy Joyboy, I just realized he said chore boy. iykyk one piece fans.
i just wanna clarify in case you guys missed it: it’s said in an earlier episode that if you eat a devil fruit, the sea turns it back on you. you will immediately sink and it will weaken you.
Every time I hear "Wadda Ichi Monkey" I am laughing my ass off. Names and Luffy bruh, even after 1000 episodes its funny as hell.
The story Nami reads to Zoro is actually something that becomes very relevant later on in the series. It was a very blatant Easter egg for long time fans.
After watching it, I have a little hope for the Netflix Avatar series
I thought one piece was great. Avatar though, as much as I love it, probably won't be very good
Yeah but you remember the original creators left the production for some undisclosed reason and went to make adult Gaang animated movie instead 💀
Same. But I couldn't tell how you meant that. I found One Piece to be amazing. Amazing b/c Oda was directly involved. Bryke left Netflix Avatar. Also, it was truly Aaron Ehasz that was the heart of the show, executive producer and head writer. Also Aaron's wife, Elizabeth.
@@duck-ew5zsThe creators leaving is not something to be concerned about. They haven’t known what to do with Avatar since AtLA and the next project they’re working on won’t even have any of the original voice actors except for Dante Basco as Zuko because they’re not allowed to voice act if their ethnicity doesn’t match the character.
@@MrMightyEthanI agree. I don’t think it will be good.
Funny how Garp doesn’t want to be promoted for the same reason Luffy wants to be a pirate, freedom to do what they want. I think they’re more similar than Garp wants to admit lol
This is the point where I go into fanboy mode, since part of me can't fully separate what they changed from the original series when it comes to Sanji. At the very least his backstory is perfectly preserved, it's just as harsh and brutal as it was in the manga (the anime changes how Zeff loses his leg, from him eating it to him losing it while being stuck underwater with Sanji). Hell, dare I say it was the first time watching the Netflix show that I actually cried, specifically the part where Zeff confesses why he saved Sanji. Everything else about Sanji's character, up to and including actually going with Luffy, is either glossed over or non-existent. Because they had to cut back on stuff in order to fit in Garp's scenes and stay within 8 episodes, Sanji's main motivation for leaving the Baratie gets overlooked. In the manga/anime, Sanji doesn't fully understand what it means to commit your life to dream; this is why seeing Zoro take the final hit from Mihawk (yeah, he was actually present for that in the manga/anime, not so in the Netflix show) and seeing Luffy repeatedly assert how he's going to be King of the Pirates while standing up to Don Krieg's attacks (who was reduced to little more than a cameo in the Netflix show) were so important, Sanji is seeing what it means to truly go after a dream to the point of putting your life on the line for it. This is also why Zeff had been subtly trying to push Sanji out of the Baratie, because Zeff wants Sanji to follow his dreams as opposed to staying there out of the feeling that he owes Zeff for what he did for Sanji. This all gets removed, and Sanji joining the Straw Hat Crew feels almost like an afterthought, like Sanji gets into an argument with Zeff over not being able to cook what he wants and saying "hey, chore boy gave me a job offer, why don't I join him?" (which by the way, Luffy pays off his debt to Zeff by defeating Don Krieg, who was trying to take over the restaurant, in the manga/anime, but in the Netflix show Luffy just leaves and Zeff's fine with it for whatever reason). They DO keep some of Zeff's attempting to push Sanji out to follow his dreams, though again, because of how condensed this arc is, Zeff has to ditch the subtlety and outright tell Sanji to not waste his time in the Baratie and actually go after his dreams. Sanji and Zeff's final good-bye, while it also managed to get me misty-eyed, also was done much better in the manga/anime, because again, they had more time dedicated to it. I suppose what the Netflix show does is fine for people unfamiliar with the source material, but as someone who is, it's a big step down and easily the worst aspect of the live action adaptation for me.
As for Arlong, he actually doesn't show up until the arc after this, and Nami being revealed to be working for him isn't revealed until that arc, but I suppose I don't have much of an issue moving stuff around like this. I will say, though, it's an interesting choice to bring the racism against and past enslavement of the fishmen to the forefront of Arlong's character here. In the original manga/anime, Arlong just gloated about how superior fishmen are to humans, and the history of fishmen and how human society tends to view them wasn't brought up until much, much later in the manga (noticing a trend here, with this show bringing up stuff earlier than it was in the manga/anime?); it also helps justify why there's a fishman working at the Baratie, to give Arlong a reason to rant about this topic. I'm also not sure how I feel about Luffy fighting Arlong here, some people take issue with it, but I guess I'm ultimately fine with it. I DO love that they're using Buggy as a means to track down Luffy, and that Buggy uses his Chop-Chop Fruit powers in a way we don't actually see in the manga or anime (that I know of). I love Buggy, and I'm always glad to see more of him.
Also... Yeah, Nami, the person who despises pirates above all else, is part of the Arlong Pirates. DEFINITELY setting up some massive intrigue with this, and the fact that Luffy has such faith in Nami that he refuses to believe it even when Nami himself tells him this is a good show of how Luffy can tell something is not right with this set-up... either that, or he's just really stubborn or in denial. Either way, it's good enough reason to go after Nami and figure out what's going on with her!
Other things: that fish skin trick is a legitimate as it turns out (The More You Know!), Mihawk telling Garp that he decided to see where Luffy (and Zoro) will go from here and letting him go is very much in-character for him, as is him telling Garp that he'd basically be doing whatever he wants with or without his Warlord status, Garp is... well, again, I'll save my thoughts on him at the finale, but for now, that one line of him saying "I went too easy on him" when talking about how he let Luffy become a pirate is kind of disturbing, especially knowing what he put Luffy through in the manga/anime. As for poor Usopp, yeah, he's a cowardly wimp, and while that has always been the case in the anime/manga, he doesn't get many moments to shine in the Netflix show. I'll have more to say about Usopp by the season finale.
Needless to say, in the anime/manga, nothing makes Sanji beat up a guy more ruthlessly than when he sees them wasting food.
Ussop is the ship maintenance and mechanic
Early in the manga/anime, Usopp's role on the ship is being a sniper and repairs the ship. He improved Nami's baton by placing all sort of devices to help her fight future enemies.
SPOILERS
@@Mohamad-m7md How is that a spoiler? They wanted to know what role Usopp plays on the crew. He repairs and maintains the ship as best he could as seen on episode 3 when he meets Luffy and his crew. It's also a given that he is a marksman with how he fights. And Usopp likes to tinker in some stuff. So? You said spoilers with an 's'. How many spoilers did I say?
@@JedRavina
You should’ve just said his role is a sniper the rest is spoilers
@@Mohamad-m7md like him repairing the ship? Dude, that was his job in Kaya's shipyard. Improving Nami's baton isn't that big of a spoiler. You complain too much
@@JedRavina
Improving Nami’s weapon is a spoiler anything that they could’ve found out themselves by watching the show is a spoiler you’re ruining the element of surprise for them my complaining is 100% justified just don’t spoil stuff
Where does Luffy get his clothes? He started wearing a second shirt in episode 2, on Nami's boat. So the boat that Nami stole got some clothes for Luffy, Zoro and Nami?
I knew this character for like 10 minutes and I was crying at end when they said their goodbyes.
Straw hats will go to fishman "island" and learn more about arlong and his crew, and how fishmen relationship with human in general.. it will happen in episode 523.. of the anime 😂
I'll answer your question.
How does Dracule Mihawk, the strongest swordsman, travel?
In a coffin shaped boat 😎
You know, if you're hungry, you can pause the episode, go eat and come back. We won't see anything after the video editing. 😉
Sanji and zeff’s story gets me every time!
Ussop is the sniper and the guy who maintains the boat at the moment. He has quite and interesting journey :)
To answer your questions: yes, there would be several Fishmen centric arcs in the future, and there would be a Malcolm X and MLK type figures that will appear in the series later on. Fishmen are Oda's way of commenting on racism and discrimination.
They cut out Usopp’s feats while condensing the story! He is sort of a coward but the idea is he overcome his fears at the most epic of times when it counts the most… often pulling off hilarious wins that are even semi accidental. Hopefully in the next season they can keep more of his moments because he has a few more important ones next saga
They did gut Syrup village arc quite a bit in the LA, it had a bit of fluff but they did cut out 4 characters and pretty much all of usops useful sharp shooting. Though personality wise he is towned down in a good way most agree.
Best backstory IMO
i read it in the manga when i was 10 and i find it terrifying
The dude on the right keeps falling asleep in every episode🤣
Usopp doesn't really have a big role in baratie. In the manga Nami leaves and doesn't see zoro get cut down. Usopp and Zoro go after her while Luffy stays for a bit with Sanji and Chefs. Usopp has a bigger role in Arlong park which isn't explored. The showrunner says editing happened during pandemic for last few episodes and he couldn't be there, as a result they lost some Usopp stuff he wanted to keep.
Your discussion on the fishman parallel is actually very spot on. Although is not explained in its entirety untill way later in the manga, the discussion of diversity (different types of creature), conflict between ethnicity and nations is definitely also a huge part in One Piece as well.
Ussop is the krillin of one piece... hes often used for comedic relief but his creativity and ingenuity comes in clutch several times throughout the series ... it just takes time for him to find his feet
Funnily enough, the voice actor for Krillin (Funimation’s Sonny Strait) does indeed voice Ussop in Funi’s dub of One Piece.
The wire work is the best i have ever seen, i hope these guys also do live action Avatar ,so i can see Aang dance in the air with all his glory!
In the manga and anime, Usopp did get more shine during the Syrup Village arc. Usopp is a character who will make excuses and show his fear, but when all the chips are down, he will put himself at risk to protect the people he cares about. I wish they showed that more during his arc. They did show it off more in the anime. Overall, they had to cut a ton of content in episodes 3 and 4 because of how they gave more time to Kaya and Koby, so there were some character moments that would have been better if they had a few more episodes. In the anime, that arc took 10 episodes, so you can imagine how much stuff had to get cut.
Yeah, everyone is like “What’s even Usopp’s purpose?” And then he suddenly turns into your favorite character. I mean, in One Piece everyone has like 40 favorite characters. But still.
Luffy being serious about Zoro's injuries is live action only.
In the manga he's mkre carefree about it, but
a) Zoro has gotten injured more that once before this, in some cases self-inflicted, and
b) while the reactions of other people suggest it's serious, Zoro quickly gets up like nothing happened.
Can’t wait to see the reaction for the next episode. It’s my favorite in the series
Man I am Waiting For That Gear 2 Season And JOYBOY Live Action I know its too soon to say but i am waiting for that live action ❤❤❤
It should be noted that the people of one piece are significantly tougher, Humanity in one piece world is like objectively stronger in every way than humans in our world
Imagine back in the day. Rich people being like, why are we dying from pneumonia, and poor people are fine. Moldy bread.
i feel they missed giving the explaination for why sanji only kicks all the time, basically his hands are made for cooking and only uses kicks so he doesnt risk injuring his hands
I use to like your channel but you made the comment about the leg before it happened, it’s obvious you watched before the reaction
Usopp role: Sharpshooter, Fableman, General Mechanic
honestly it really shows how young and how very inexperienced luffy is in piracy. his first day being pirate was episode one 😭
He was still the strongest out of anyone in East Blue, hence his confidence
Usopp is meant to be the everyman, he doesn't have any special powers, he doesn't have any insane training, he's just a guy who's afraid because he's in a world with devil fruits and fish men and sea beasts. His growth is slow, and human, and realistic - but it's there.
When y’all find out why the fish men hate humans you’ll be shook but you still need a lot more context as far as who the marines are connected to.
You need to know something about Arlong. Eastblue Sea is the most weakest and Arlong can't be a so called "king" in the grandline, so he went to the weakest sea and reign supreme. But one day you will also know why Fishmen hated humans when they entered the Grandline. It's sad man..
Oh, trust me, you wanna pay attention to Ussop, especially his bullshits.
Am dying to watch one piece season 2 😊
After we see Sanji's backstory, "never waste food" hits really really hard.
A lesson you can and should really apply in real life too
15:36 yep, just being submerged, but since Arlong is a fishman, his water techniques are so strong it can kill anyone