A note about Franky forming the Franky Family that's easy to miss among all the hecticness of the scene: Franky took in orphans and outcasts and miscreants, specifically. Because that's what Tom did for him. It's not that the Franky Family wasn't the reason he was determined to stay and it was about his atonement instead, they're one in the same. The Franky Family was explicitly and intentionally a part of that atonement, being able to Be Tom for these people after he was responsible for taking Tom away.
From "I'm crying over a ship" to "I'm crying for a bunch of guys in goofy armor and a wholesome dude with his hairy ass exposed" This is the true One Piece experience
Juste remember,anything that robin´s extra limbs feel,she feels aswell so in a sense,she did get a feel for some tangerines lmao,love the reactions as always^^
If when you watched episode 1 of One Piece and one random commenter said that there would be an emotional and wholesome CBT scene later on that would make you cry would you have even believed them?
Hi hello now you have seen the scene that really launched the ship that is Franky/Robin in the OP community. "When we see a treasure right in front of us you can't just expect us to let go"??? AYO??? X'D
Excuse this long rant, but this episode always makes me want to get it off my chest. One Piece is one of my favorite series. But this approach was pretty disappointing to me. I kinda hate how sexual violence is played off as a joke when it comes to men. Cutting off, maiming, kicking, crushing, what have you - all of it seems to be completely fine to make light of when it comes to male genitalia. So much so that talk show hosts can freely laugh at and make fun of real men that have had it happen to them. Yes, that happened. And people in the audience laughed. So I never find jokes like these funny; there just is no humor in it and it only really reminds me of the appalling lack of empathy there seem to be surrounding this. I've even seen this attitude from female nurses treating young boys. It just sickens me. It's almost like we've dehumanized this body part completely. Can you think of any other body part where you can joke about mutilation without it even being a dark joke? And it's a sexual organ no less. But beyond my own, admittedly, rather rare reservations about this, it just doesnt feel like it fits Robin's character to smugly hurt one of her greatest benefactors like this. Franky did so much for her at a time when she was also being self-destructive. But he was always gentle with her. The entire thing with the Straw Hats is that they all seek freedom and Luffy is the one who upholds this principle the most. He let's people make their own choices, like he did when Usopp decided to leave. So sexually torturing a potential crewmate into joining feels completely out of character to me. It felt like it was played up for laughs at a time that should have been emotional. Sure, he had to be convinced, but through his friends and family, as was shown in the latter half of this episode. Would the outcome of this episode have been any different had they just had those flashbacks and those people talking to him without his balls being crushed? In fact, I think that it would have been more impactful. And regarding the whole "she only did it once in the beginning, he is pretending to be hurt" - I am assuming that Oda has never hurt his balls before lol. Anyone who has knows that the pain after being hit once lingers for potentially a LONG time. It's the pain that comes after the hit that hurts the most.
While I understand what you're saying, it's really not the case in one piece though. The same can be said about lots of previous scenes too, even the last 2 episodes of "Franky running naked on the streets". That was unnecessary. I'm sure Oda could've make a different way to bring Franky to the ship without using nakedness. But did it take away from the enjoyment? No. Same with this episode. the ball crushing was in the episode and it was funny, but did it take away from the emotional aspects of the second half? Hell no. I remember that I cried in this episode too when the flashbacks hit. Also, it's not just sexual violence against men that's played off as a funny thing. I mean, Sanji is a full on simp (sure he respects women in some ways, but come on. Irl, a character like him definitely getting consequences). Another character goes around asking the colour of woman's panties, don't even get me started on the things a pervert villain does in the next arc. And most of it is played off as a joke. So it's not just violence against men that's like this in this anime. Another thing, it never was out of character to do this. Zoro and Sanji rejected when Luffy asked to join the crew too. But he rejected their rejection. But here, even Iceberg asks him to take him by force and Luffy knows that Franky wants to join, but is saying no because he is guilty for something (Tom's death). So in this case, it makes perfect sense to force him. Again, it makes perfect sense that Robin's the one that does it since we already know that she's the ruthless one in the crew in terms of these things. Any other character, and this wouldn't make sense. It's easy to write this off as a fun scene. It's not just a fun scene either. It showed a bit more of Robin's character (willing to rough up people for the captain), Franky's character (hiding his tears in the "pain"), Luffy's childishness (thinking they were going to make him less of a man), etc. I saw this scene and saw Robin as the mom/big sister of the group (or atleast for luffy). Luffy (the kid) wanted him on the ship and she was like "Oh, you want him. Then I'll try to get him". So the scene had purpose too. In conclusion, this scene is well placed in this arc. Sure, taking it away won't change the outcome. But keeping it in gave the fun it needed contrast the emotional scenes that came later on, and also gave some subtle inputs about the character's personality.
@@pdas4182 I disagree. It took away the impact of the scene for me and it felt off-putting. I hate the comparison to the female characters being perved on, because Sanji never touches anyone or hurts them. In fact, he only spoils women with good food and compliments. Brook doesnt touch anyone either. Besides, none of those things are shown as "good". Here, Franky actually got sexually accosted and it was portrayed as a good thing. If Robin is the kind of character that's willing to sexually torture a person who saved her to get her way, then that means that she sucks as a character. She is my favorite character, so I hated seeing that. "Roughing" someone up doesnt involve sexual violence unless you are the absolute worst villain. The only reason this scene exists is for laughs. It adds nothing to the characters except negative traits. This is overlooked because people, such as yourself, see sexual violence against men as just a joke. Honestly, I get that, most people think like that. I just cant. Seen too much shit in my life and the attitude towards it makes me a bit sick. All this being said, I dont hate One Piece for this one scene. Far from it, it's probably my favorite show. But, if I could, I would definitely change this scene to something else. In my own headcanon, Robin never does this and her character feels consistent if you ignore that this ever happened.
@@_Lumiere_ I'm a huge Sanji fan and he's probably my top 5 anime character ever, but even I know that what he's doing is not right. Going around holding girl's hands (strangers) without permission, rushing in to see women in pool, the nosebleeds, you do know what happens in wano in the woman's bath, right? (not saying anything more as it's spoiler). Look, I know Sanji and Brook aren't being physical, but don't think that harassing women is just limited to touching or hurting them. What they're doing is harassment and I take it lightly since it's an anime, but irl I wouldn't put up with it if someone behaved like this with my sister/daughter. And why make this scene a sexual thing? Nami hits Luffy all the time, other characters fight each other all the time, they show them bruised and and bleed. So if you don't have problem with that, why have problem with this? And seriously, sexual torture? Wow. Then in that case, Nami's a bad character since she beats up Luffy even if he saved her village. Chopper's a bad character since he fights with Zoro but he saved Dalton, Sanji's a bad charcter since he hits Luffy even though he saved Baratie, (should I go on?). For Robin, it was just a way to convince let Franky's guard down and it worked too. If you think she's ungrateful to Franky because of this? Wow, no words. Sure, you can say that about the scene that it was just for comedy, but I've already mentioned my interpretation of it. People like yourself just take it at face value and don't understand how it gives better insights into the characters (as I've mentioned in my previous comment). Honestly, I've seen and experienced shit too. But if can't separate fiction and reality and think this is some serious sexual violence or something, then I suggest you stop watching this altogether.
@@pdas4182 I seriously cannot even comprehend how you fail to see the difference between a cartoonish bonk on the head and crushing someone's balls. Yes, that is sexual torture. Imagine one of the crewmates kicking or grabbing Nami in the crotch, would that still be lighthearted "beating up"? If we cant even agree on the fact that there is a difference between a normal fight and the violence that involves a person's genitals, then this conversation is pointless. Sanji being a perv is shown as his flaw. He constantly suffers the consequences for it. And he never touches anyone, let alone in a sexually explicit way that would hurt a woman. Since you brought up the whole "if someone behaved like this with your daughter/sister thing", what about your son? Would you laugh your ass of at some woman grabbing and crushing your son's balls? I guess a lot of people would. Which is what I find insane. The bottom line is that Sanji constantly gets his comeuppance for what he does and it is never shown as a good thing. And all that he really does is simp for women and give them good food. The issue that I have with this scene is that there is zero reason for Robin to even be remotely violent with Franky. Sanji hitting Luffy is a thing because Luffy is doing something to annoy him. Same with Nami. That's lighthearted slapstick fighting. This is a serious, emotional moment and Robin is doing it to achieve a goal. My idea of Robin as a character simply doesnt work with her sexually assaulting Franky (yes, that's what this is, despite whatever weird excuse you may have to cope about it), the one who saved her and has done nothing to annoy her. And stop being so dramatic. Just because I dislike one scene in an anime of over 1000 episodes doesnt mean that I hate the show, as I've already stated multiple times. I can separate fiction from reality, but this is different. Portraying sexual violence against men as a "joke" has been done for a LONG time in multiple forms of media. It's probably part of the reason why so many people, such as yourself, dont even consider something like in this episode sexual violence at all. The issue is not that it is portrayed, but that it is shown as a good thing in the narrative. If it was portrayed as wrong, then I'm totally fine with it being portrayed. It's one thing to have Sanji be a perv, never touch a woman and still be berated for it, clearly showing that it is wrong. It's an entirely different thing to have Robin crush Franky's testicles to force him to join the crew, clearly being shown as if it was "necessary" and a good thing. I kept watching the show way passed this and I know of all the things that Sanji does. Nothing comes even close to this and none of it is ever shown as a good thing. And I'll keep watching this show because it is otherwise one of my favorites. There, does that make you happy? You seemed so worried that my criticism would ruin the show. It doesnt. At least for me.
@@_Lumiere_ Honestly, I can't even comprehend how you fail to see it's a cartoonish thing and not sexual violence. And yes, I'd be angry if someone pervs on my daughter/sister like Sanji does. And I'll be angry if someone grabs my son's balls like Robin did to Franky. But when Sanji pervs on women in the anime, I laugh because I know it's an anime, not sexual violence. Same with this scene of Franky because it's an anime. So, you don't remember scenes when Nami's or other female character's breasts are pressed/squeezed? Isn't that sexual violence? There are lots of instances when there's "sexual violence " against women which involves touching. But it's an anime. We laugh it off. Robin did what she thought would make him let his guard down. Franky was declining the offer to join the crew and almost everyone else in the city wanted the crew to take him by force. So she did it. The scene served it purpose. It very well aligns with what Robin is since she always has the dark thoughts, ideas, etc. And if she didn't care about Franky enough to make him join the crew, she wouldn't have even bothered to do it. I'm glad you like one piece too. Good to hear that.
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Franky is so underrated! He is such a great character! A body made out of cold metal but with the warmest heart ❤️
OW!💪🏼⭐️
That is a very nce way to put it!
Yes, but the Franky balls is not metal 🌚
Fr
Most underrated and underappreciated Onepiece character 😶
A note about Franky forming the Franky Family that's easy to miss among all the hecticness of the scene: Franky took in orphans and outcasts and miscreants, specifically. Because that's what Tom did for him. It's not that the Franky Family wasn't the reason he was determined to stay and it was about his atonement instead, they're one in the same. The Franky Family was explicitly and intentionally a part of that atonement, being able to Be Tom for these people after he was responsible for taking Tom away.
It's hard to keep track of the amount of episodes where she cries. She's one of the most invested reactors I've seen.
From "I'm crying over a ship" to "I'm crying for a bunch of guys in goofy armor and a wholesome dude with his hairy ass exposed"
This is the true One Piece experience
I didnt cry for anything yet, im at sabaody. I almost feel guilty lol
A few arcs later...
"I'm crying for a grown ass man in a diaper."
also note , Robin has full feeling through all copies , she felt the hanging fruit
i've said it before and i'll say it again and again...Franky has the best theme music in One Piece
Franky is the personification of a real man.
senor agrees!!
He's soooo hard boiled... and only other sooo hard boiled men can really recognize.
Not after that grabbing he wasnt 💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀
Sweet but goofy is very One Piece. Sad but epic. Badass but wholesome. It's such a great series, Oda is a great storyteller.
Couldn't have said it better 👌
Franky also kept them on a leash. They were criminals when he met them. He was protecting the city that way.
the next episode is going to be... too much. I hope you like it 💖
Was it really that sad? 😂 That part is probably this arc’s least emotional moment from all the emotional moments.
Im really loving the daily uploads, you guys reaction to one piece is so great ❤
Franky will always be my fav strawhats member.
10:03 Deviのやったー！が可愛い笑
She cried every single episode I watched xd one piece is just too good man
I always comment this but because I mean it they literally have the best reactions and takes on OP❤
Juste remember,anything that robin´s extra limbs feel,she feels aswell so in a sense,she did get a feel for some tangerines lmao,love the reactions as always^^
This episode was "SUPER!"
SSUUPPEERR
フランキーとアイスバーグさんの関係性が好きです🌞🌸🌼✨
フランキーは温かい心を持っている素敵な人😿💐
『アイスバーグを頼んだぞ』が心に刺さる😭😭😭
Everytime a new member joins the Straw Hat Pirates, a stream of tears will flow.
Oda always mix sad/emotional moment with a funny thing
"This episode was very beautiful"
Meanwhile, the episode is full of Franky's hairy cheeks and his nuts getting vice-gripped. But I agree!
I love your shared love for Franky. My favorite straw hat member.
Franky is peak male performance!!
If when you watched episode 1 of One Piece and one random commenter said that there would be an emotional and wholesome CBT scene later on that would make you cry would you have even believed them?
i wish i could like your reactions a hundred more times lol
Hi hello now you have seen the scene that really launched the ship that is Franky/Robin in the OP community. "When we see a treasure right in front of us you can't just expect us to let go"??? AYO??? X'D
You witness now the legendary Grab😂🤣😅
I still cant believe that franky living my dream
the music is so good
Love this couple❤
Water Seven-Enies Lobby the peak of One Piece story ever, too much drama
gotta mention that Robin can feel whatever her powers touch
Throw it back for the island one time Franky!
You can always count on Robin to make a "persuasive" argument! 😉
You guys are the best! ❤
i really love you guys reaction!! it feels like we're watching it together pls keep making videos about reaction to one piecee
Lmao HAHAHAHAHAHAHA literally best reaction 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Goda haciendo que lloren las personas de nuevo
Franky the protector of Water Seven
I would like everyone to know… Oda confirmed that to Robin is felt like she was touching them with her real hands
Yeah it's they... but you have just been introduced to Eichiro G.ODA!
robin the bad girl uff xD
Chimney😭 Gonbe😭
Only oda can make us emotional on such a pervert and goofy scece,that's oda for us.Thanks oda. Love one piece forever.......❤
The most suppppeerrrrrr character ⭐️
10:59 .. anyone knows the name of that bgm
It's called "I'm becoming the king of pirates", it's one of my favorites in one piece
next episode, oda just want to remind us, why zoro is vice captain.
Felt bad for his *B A L L S*
This is why I ship Robin X Franky
he's like whitebeard
ORANGE!!
Sweet and sad scene but gooffy? Yup that's One Piece for you
I like this episode
Frankly would be American if they were in our world
FRANNKKKYYYYYYYYY
oh boy hahahaha
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Pls give reaction on DEMONSLAYER season 3 episode 1
Robin 😅😅😅😅 grap
Do u guys react to demon slayer?
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🔥💟
robin seemed a bit.........too happy to grab franky's junk.
just saying. ;)
They like each other
Excuse this long rant, but this episode always makes me want to get it off my chest.
One Piece is one of my favorite series. But this approach was pretty disappointing to me. I kinda hate how sexual violence is played off as a joke when it comes to men. Cutting off, maiming, kicking, crushing, what have you - all of it seems to be completely fine to make light of when it comes to male genitalia. So much so that talk show hosts can freely laugh at and make fun of real men that have had it happen to them. Yes, that happened. And people in the audience laughed.
So I never find jokes like these funny; there just is no humor in it and it only really reminds me of the appalling lack of empathy there seem to be surrounding this. I've even seen this attitude from female nurses treating young boys. It just sickens me. It's almost like we've dehumanized this body part completely. Can you think of any other body part where you can joke about mutilation without it even being a dark joke? And it's a sexual organ no less.
But beyond my own, admittedly, rather rare reservations about this, it just doesnt feel like it fits Robin's character to smugly hurt one of her greatest benefactors like this. Franky did so much for her at a time when she was also being self-destructive. But he was always gentle with her.
The entire thing with the Straw Hats is that they all seek freedom and Luffy is the one who upholds this principle the most. He let's people make their own choices, like he did when Usopp decided to leave. So sexually torturing a potential crewmate into joining feels completely out of character to me. It felt like it was played up for laughs at a time that should have been emotional.
Sure, he had to be convinced, but through his friends and family, as was shown in the latter half of this episode. Would the outcome of this episode have been any different had they just had those flashbacks and those people talking to him without his balls being crushed? In fact, I think that it would have been more impactful.
And regarding the whole "she only did it once in the beginning, he is pretending to be hurt" - I am assuming that Oda has never hurt his balls before lol. Anyone who has knows that the pain after being hit once lingers for potentially a LONG time. It's the pain that comes after the hit that hurts the most.
While I understand what you're saying, it's really not the case in one piece though. The same can be said about lots of previous scenes too, even the last 2 episodes of "Franky running naked on the streets". That was unnecessary. I'm sure Oda could've make a different way to bring Franky to the ship without using nakedness. But did it take away from the enjoyment? No. Same with this episode. the ball crushing was in the episode and it was funny, but did it take away from the emotional aspects of the second half? Hell no. I remember that I cried in this episode too when the flashbacks hit.
Also, it's not just sexual violence against men that's played off as a funny thing. I mean, Sanji is a full on simp (sure he respects women in some ways, but come on. Irl, a character like him definitely getting consequences). Another character goes around asking the colour of woman's panties, don't even get me started on the things a pervert villain does in the next arc. And most of it is played off as a joke. So it's not just violence against men that's like this in this anime.
Another thing, it never was out of character to do this. Zoro and Sanji rejected when Luffy asked to join the crew too. But he rejected their rejection. But here, even Iceberg asks him to take him by force and Luffy knows that Franky wants to join, but is saying no because he is guilty for something (Tom's death). So in this case, it makes perfect sense to force him. Again, it makes perfect sense that Robin's the one that does it since we already know that she's the ruthless one in the crew in terms of these things. Any other character, and this wouldn't make sense.
It's easy to write this off as a fun scene. It's not just a fun scene either. It showed a bit more of Robin's character (willing to rough up people for the captain), Franky's character (hiding his tears in the "pain"), Luffy's childishness (thinking they were going to make him less of a man), etc. I saw this scene and saw Robin as the mom/big sister of the group (or atleast for luffy). Luffy (the kid) wanted him on the ship and she was like "Oh, you want him. Then I'll try to get him". So the scene had purpose too.
In conclusion, this scene is well placed in this arc. Sure, taking it away won't change the outcome. But keeping it in gave the fun it needed contrast the emotional scenes that came later on, and also gave some subtle inputs about the character's personality.
@@pdas4182 I disagree. It took away the impact of the scene for me and it felt off-putting. I hate the comparison to the female characters being perved on, because Sanji never touches anyone or hurts them. In fact, he only spoils women with good food and compliments. Brook doesnt touch anyone either. Besides, none of those things are shown as "good". Here, Franky actually got sexually accosted and it was portrayed as a good thing.
If Robin is the kind of character that's willing to sexually torture a person who saved her to get her way, then that means that she sucks as a character. She is my favorite character, so I hated seeing that. "Roughing" someone up doesnt involve sexual violence unless you are the absolute worst villain.
The only reason this scene exists is for laughs. It adds nothing to the characters except negative traits. This is overlooked because people, such as yourself, see sexual violence against men as just a joke. Honestly, I get that, most people think like that. I just cant. Seen too much shit in my life and the attitude towards it makes me a bit sick.
All this being said, I dont hate One Piece for this one scene. Far from it, it's probably my favorite show. But, if I could, I would definitely change this scene to something else. In my own headcanon, Robin never does this and her character feels consistent if you ignore that this ever happened.
@@_Lumiere_ I'm a huge Sanji fan and he's probably my top 5 anime character ever, but even I know that what he's doing is not right. Going around holding girl's hands (strangers) without permission, rushing in to see women in pool, the nosebleeds, you do know what happens in wano in the woman's bath, right? (not saying anything more as it's spoiler). Look, I know Sanji and Brook aren't being physical, but don't think that harassing women is just limited to touching or hurting them. What they're doing is harassment and I take it lightly since it's an anime, but irl I wouldn't put up with it if someone behaved like this with my sister/daughter.
And why make this scene a sexual thing? Nami hits Luffy all the time, other characters fight each other all the time, they show them bruised and and bleed. So if you don't have problem with that, why have problem with this? And seriously, sexual torture? Wow. Then in that case, Nami's a bad character since she beats up Luffy even if he saved her village. Chopper's a bad character since he fights with Zoro but he saved Dalton, Sanji's a bad charcter since he hits Luffy even though he saved Baratie, (should I go on?). For Robin, it was just a way to convince let Franky's guard down and it worked too. If you think she's ungrateful to Franky because of this? Wow, no words.
Sure, you can say that about the scene that it was just for comedy, but I've already mentioned my interpretation of it. People like yourself just take it at face value and don't understand how it gives better insights into the characters (as I've mentioned in my previous comment).
Honestly, I've seen and experienced shit too. But if can't separate fiction and reality and think this is some serious sexual violence or something, then I suggest you stop watching this altogether.
@@pdas4182 I seriously cannot even comprehend how you fail to see the difference between a cartoonish bonk on the head and crushing someone's balls. Yes, that is sexual torture. Imagine one of the crewmates kicking or grabbing Nami in the crotch, would that still be lighthearted "beating up"? If we cant even agree on the fact that there is a difference between a normal fight and the violence that involves a person's genitals, then this conversation is pointless.
Sanji being a perv is shown as his flaw. He constantly suffers the consequences for it. And he never touches anyone, let alone in a sexually explicit way that would hurt a woman. Since you brought up the whole "if someone behaved like this with your daughter/sister thing", what about your son? Would you laugh your ass of at some woman grabbing and crushing your son's balls? I guess a lot of people would. Which is what I find insane. The bottom line is that Sanji constantly gets his comeuppance for what he does and it is never shown as a good thing. And all that he really does is simp for women and give them good food.
The issue that I have with this scene is that there is zero reason for Robin to even be remotely violent with Franky. Sanji hitting Luffy is a thing because Luffy is doing something to annoy him. Same with Nami. That's lighthearted slapstick fighting. This is a serious, emotional moment and Robin is doing it to achieve a goal. My idea of Robin as a character simply doesnt work with her sexually assaulting Franky (yes, that's what this is, despite whatever weird excuse you may have to cope about it), the one who saved her and has done nothing to annoy her.
And stop being so dramatic. Just because I dislike one scene in an anime of over 1000 episodes doesnt mean that I hate the show, as I've already stated multiple times. I can separate fiction from reality, but this is different. Portraying sexual violence against men as a "joke" has been done for a LONG time in multiple forms of media. It's probably part of the reason why so many people, such as yourself, dont even consider something like in this episode sexual violence at all. The issue is not that it is portrayed, but that it is shown as a good thing in the narrative. If it was portrayed as wrong, then I'm totally fine with it being portrayed.
It's one thing to have Sanji be a perv, never touch a woman and still be berated for it, clearly showing that it is wrong. It's an entirely different thing to have Robin crush Franky's testicles to force him to join the crew, clearly being shown as if it was "necessary" and a good thing.
I kept watching the show way passed this and I know of all the things that Sanji does. Nothing comes even close to this and none of it is ever shown as a good thing. And I'll keep watching this show because it is otherwise one of my favorites. There, does that make you happy? You seemed so worried that my criticism would ruin the show. It doesnt. At least for me.
@@_Lumiere_ Honestly, I can't even comprehend how you fail to see it's a cartoonish thing and not sexual violence.
And yes, I'd be angry if someone pervs on my daughter/sister like Sanji does. And I'll be angry if someone grabs my son's balls like Robin did to Franky. But when Sanji pervs on women in the anime, I laugh because I know it's an anime, not sexual violence. Same with this scene of Franky because it's an anime.
So, you don't remember scenes when Nami's or other female character's breasts are pressed/squeezed? Isn't that sexual violence? There are lots of instances when there's "sexual violence " against women which involves touching. But it's an anime. We laugh it off.
Robin did what she thought would make him let his guard down. Franky was declining the offer to join the crew and almost everyone else in the city wanted the crew to take him by force. So she did it. The scene served it purpose. It very well aligns with what Robin is since she always has the dark thoughts, ideas, etc. And if she didn't care about Franky enough to make him join the crew, she wouldn't have even bothered to do it.
I'm glad you like one piece too. Good to hear that.
Okay, i think its not rlly appropriate for kids to watch these 🗿 (under 10) in my opinion
Why? They literally show nothing