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the pirate that usopp wants to meet is his dad yassop the sharpshooter in Shanks crew. You can see he's a sharpshooter as well when he read "baratie" from far away
I really enjoyed this episode. And I was grateful that Mihawk wasn't just wanting pymt, but saw something in Zoro and Luffy, and changed his mind about them.
Yeah just like how dark can throw hard and Captain kuro can move fast Mihawk swings his sword so hard he creates a pressure wave. It's awesome to see you guys enjoying it and thanks for your insight
In the world of One Piece, the concept of the "Twelve Supreme Grade Swords" refers to a set of exceptionally high-quality blades, each possessing unique characteristics and legendary status. Additionally, the ones with a black or dark blade are even stronger. And not all are swords, at the end, there are different kind of blades. Yoru, is considered the most powerful black blade sword in the world and is owned by Dracule Mihawk, the greatest swordsman in the world. Zoro's Wado Ichimonji is a white-hilted sword with a circular handguard. The name "Wado Ichimonji" translates to "Straight Road of Harmony." And Zoro will get more powerful and unique swords later....
Mihawk is a prime example that they are not as ready as they think, and when it comes to this world, they have only scratched the surface. Mihawk has so much experience, he wants to see what all their ambitions will lead to.
Remember that this is Usopp the Prophet we're talking about. The Going Merry DOES end up going faster than any other ship... Just not in the conventional manner. ;)
@@DarksideSleemo i mean...we know that going merry is not the fastest because of...you know...but it sure is one of the most special ships out there, that's 100% a fact.
The crazy dedication of the actor for Sanji actually trained cooking and martial arts for his role damn. The best thing is that cooking and taekwondo actually became his hobbies. You can really tell that he loved doing it not only for the role.
Truee, he literally can make anything his hobby. He's so dedicated to whatever he does. Like what Taz said, “Trying new things is my hobby.” Man ain't lying.
One of my favorite episodes! Mihawk is absolutely on point, probably my favorite adaptation of a character in this show. The actor absolutely nailed it !
Mihawk for sure is a great cast but for the best adaptation i have to go with Buggy because i think he was even better in the livee action than he was in the manga/anime.
29:03 It wasn't touched on in the LA, but the reason is so devastated and disappointed in himself (and expects luffy to be as well) is because before this moment, he had gotten the idea that he was at or at least near the peak. He's head and shoulders above every swordsman in the East Blue and he had no idea how astronomical the gap between East blue fighters and those from the grandline is. This defeat feels like a MAJOR set back because he thought he was at least 99% done, but Mihawk showed him he's barely past 1%
yeah I think this hits in the anime more and is better fleshed out because zoro is soo cocky and overconfident and beats up everyone he comes across with ease so when he fights mihawk he seriously belives he can beat him and then it absolutely crushes him and his confidence is shattered when he loses and not just loses he gets outplayed
Dude was literally famous in all east blue, in the series the pirates know his name and reputation, he received proposals both from baroque works and the marine to work from them. No wonder he is so cocky and also all he got so shocked when he faced a real treat.
I honestly thought it was more obvious in LA, in ep 1 he was sought out by BW and Morgan even asks him to join. He's very cocky even on ep 2 declaring his name even without his swords etc.
@@kk_romeow Yes, the LA showed how infamous he is, but it didn't touch on how confident he is that he was strong enough. In the manga, he had this grin on his face as if locating Mihawk was the actual challenge and having found him, his win was basically guaranteed. There were also lines like "no way the gap could possibly be this much" when Mihawk started flexing and Mihawk outright telling him the East Blue was the weakest sea and his reputation here means Jack shit. "Frog in the well" in the manga doesn't refer to him croaking (being aggressive and loud) like in the LA, it's literally Mihawk telling him he has no idea how incredibly small his pov is compared to reality. Basically the LA did well to show Zoro's reputation, but it didn't make it as clear how much of a reality check and major setback (from his pov) this was for Zoro. Which to be clear, isn't really a criticism, it's just me noticing the differences
@@Naija_Ninjait is worth adding though that in both there was no self-deception. There was definitely “no way the gap is this wide” but as he came to realize it was, there was never any “this must be a trick” or such. He was losing because the other guy was much better then him. He obviously hated that but he never flinched from it.
Yeah, seen some other reaction, and I just laugh when they really think Zoro would defeat Mihawk even if Zoro not gonna win cleanly. There is a reason why East Blue is considered to be the weakest part in OP world.
@@bensenzonot that much of a spoiler, as explained in earlier episodes, the people in grandline are way stronger than the people in east blue. That's where strong people go. And the strongest pirates and Marines there are on the same level or stronger than mihawk. That's why this is basically a reality check for the strawhats
@@bensenzo Most people at the grand line have crazy devil fruit powers and Mihawk has none. Our straw hats have a loooong way to go! It is a reality check indeed.
It's crazy to think that Buggy warned them in episode 2 that they weren't up to the task of the Grand Line, but he said it in such an insulting way that it didn't seem like foreshadowing until Mihawk showed up
So for Garp imagine being both proud but angry at the same time. That will explain why he gets mad one second and laugh the next and vice versa. Garp is a conflicted character as he wants Luffy to be a Marine but Luffy chose to be a pirate and keep in mind that Garp values his freedom the same applies to Luffy.
One little tidbit, the pirate that washes down to Baratie is called Gin, he was the Commander of the Krieg Pirates, the armada that was destroyed by Mihawk.
Yeah they removed Gin because they want the live action to be more realistic, Luffy still discovering his powers. Technically they 'removed' Don Krieg as well lol
His hands is only for cooking, Sanji fighting only with his legs are so dang cool already. I remember when he fought someone and he used knives and he's so good with it. Zoro even said that he would a great swordsman but sadly, Sanji wants to be a chef ever since he was a child and find all blue. Good thing that he learned to fight from Zeff, coz his fighting style is so cool and so amusing to watch.
Just as Zoro, when introduced, extinguished the candles with the gust of his sword, the gust of Mihawk's sword was so strong that it split the ship in half. That alone shows the difference in strength between the two.
@@lordfrz9339SPOILERS: That's not necessarily an implementation of Haki. Zoro is also able to throw ranged sword slashes later in the series (108 Pound Cannon in Skypiea) without necessarily embuing Haki into it. There's a fair argument to be made that Mihawk is simply so strong the force of his strike creates a shockwave that carries through the air itself. Applying Haki to those strikes (Zoro's Trichiliocosm in Dressrosa) just empowers them by orders of magnitude (Mihawk bifurcating a massive flash-frozen Tsunami in Marineford).
I love how you guys react to their modern clothing hahaha. The costume department was phenomenomal. They recreated all the clothing from the source material exactly. :)
My favourite thing about anime is that the creativity is always turned up to 11. Almost every western creative worries about "muh realism" and "historical accuracy" while the Japanese say "fuck you this is my world, I made it up, and we can duel with muskets in khakis and flip flops!"
Mihawk is the absolute GOAT, and his actor Steven Ward is so charming and funny on social media and clearly adores being the character. There's an adorable video of him sword fighting with his toddler daughter, training her to be a fine warlord of the sea! XD
Honestly this cast reminds me of Lord of the Rings. A once-in-a-lifetime group of people totally committed to their roles and to the story. LOTR was filmed over 20 years ago now
Cant wait for this every week, already watched the show 3 times myself and now the 4th with my dad who just got into this through livr action. Im a fan for 18years now, my brother showed it to me and we both watch it ever since. Love your reactions to it and all the others in general.
"What did we miss?" Don Krieg, the guy in golden armor that Mihawk killed early on in the episode was actually the main bad guy of this part of the story in the original. After Sanji gave the one pirate food he came back with Don Krieg who is his captain and tried to get him fed too. Sanji ofc does so and after regaining his strength Krieg takes the restaurant hostage ensuing a fight with the Strawhats and Sanji. In the midst of their fight Mihawk then arrives and slashes their ship. They encountered him on the grandline and he was the reason why they lost the 5000 men and pirate armada, he chased them all the way to baratie for his own amusement which is when Zoro switches target to fighting Mihawk. Garp didn't have any interaction with Mihawk at this point in the original. Don Krieg mostly used weapons and cheap tricks like poison gas, hostages or holding out a blanket covered in spikes to stop Luffy from punching him, which it didnt cause he just punched through the spikes. It was the first time that really showed how Luffy was not afraid of getting seriously hurt to do the right thing.Sanji fights one of Kriegs guys and before he loses Gin (the guy Sanji gave food to in this episode) saves him which makes Don Krieg call him a traitor. Gin then insists of having to be the one to kill Sanji because of the hospitality he gave him and holds him down. Krieg then shoot a poisonous gas projectile at them and orders Gin to die with Sanji and the people of the restaurant. They manage to steal gas masks of the Krieg pirates and survive but Gin refuses to put it on cause of the order. They manage to save him as Luffy beats Don Krieg and Gin takes Don Krieg and leaves, thanking Sanji for the meal and being nice to him and apologizes for how things had to go between them. While this is basically an entire chapter theyve cut it was probably the best thing to cut in the entire show. Like if you have to cut something this was the place to start, cause it was the least necessary to the actual character and story progression.
Did you notice that usopp was the only one that was able to see the name of the restaurant in the fog. The wrighters put that in the show emphasize usopp sniper abilities Love the reaction guys. excited for the next.🔥🔥
The introduction of Mihawk this early is to give you a glimpse as the strength of people in the world of One Piece. As strong as this crew is they still have a long way to go! Also did you notice how Usopp spotted the Baratie sign in the fog? (A good sharpshooter needs good eyesight!)
I genuinely love how you can see Zoro's stock rising in Mihawk's eyes. I imagine he's had young arrogant kids challenge him all the time so he just saw Zoro as the same. He was shocked that Zoro never once faltered and kept going, he saw how much conviction and heart Zoro has. He marked him as just another punk but he was dead wrong. Zoro refusing to run and taking the scar sealed Mihawk's respect. If Zoro has that much heart and determination at that young age, he could easily become Mihawk's biggest challenge down the line and he wants to see that happen.
Mihawk respects Shank and revealed in comic Shanks could be more powerful than Mihawk also implies Shanks gave Luffy the hat shows he sees something in the kid. Hence the final line need wildcard
I just wanna put it his out there. My father's older than you guys. After watching through the live action adaptation, he immediately asked me to if the anime's further down the storyline and if it was any better. I think he's past halfway the anime episodes already, so needless to say but he loved it. It might not happen in the near future, who knows, but I'm pretty sure you all would love it too if the time comes when you could check it out.
So glad to see someone pick up the anime after watching the LA! I can't get my dad to watch it, but he at least got through the live action show and enjoyed it.
Oak is right when he says there is something special about Mihawk’s sword: it’s one of the best crafted swords in this world. That’s why it had a black blade rather than a traditional silvery colored metal, which is explained much, much further down in the story. But here is the thing, Zoro’s white blade is also in the top fifty swords made, though the other two were just generic blades.
Yall gotta remember, Mohawk casual chopped an entire ship in half from 100s of yards away. Imagine what that "tiny" stab actually did to Zoro on the inside. You'll learn as the show progresses that even little things like that can be deadly in this world
Sanji's introduction can be played on a repeat, the Jazz music oo so smooth, and when he speaks out his Dream of the All Blue, nailed it with the delivery.
I love that you pointed out how Luffy's tone changes when he's serious. In the anime, he can also be very serious and he is very charismatic when he is.
My favorite ep of the series, they did Mihawk so damn good! The actor nailed his whole "I am so bored with all you idiots and I've only been here for 5 seconds. " vibe.
I've been programmed to believe the hero was always going to win. This show has me questioning everything. Even in the first scenes of Gold Roger up on the execution platform, I'd grown up with movies, where at the last second the rope been cut and they jump down from the platform and ride away. Not in the ONE PIECE. People die. People in uniforms that are suppose to help people, don't always help and aren't always the good guys. It really makes you question everything you've been taught. To see Zoro laying there, bleeding is one more blow for thinking that the good guys always win.
I love seeing people react to Mihawk, because up to this point, our crew feels like “we’re level 20, we’ve grown so much, we’re ready, and then level 100 boss monster Mihawk rolls into the beginner village to be like the world is huge and y’all are still children.
For the record the Going Merry is NOT a fast ship by any means, that was just another lie or exaggeration told by Usopp. The Merry isn't even a proper pirate ship it's just a passenger ship meant to ferry people back and forth between little islands Edit: grammar
Luffy's whole family is crazy, his brother, his adopted brother, his father, the father of his adopted brother, the man he grew up with.....all legendary
Mihawk is the equivalent of running into an endgame boss in the tutorial level. he is way, way out of their league. fun to see how far they have to go!
tell me that the name "Dracule Mihawk" isn't the coolest and most badass name you've ever heard off rip. if i told you absolutely nothing about Mihawk except his name, you'd already have a pretty solid idea of what his character is like.
26:31 In the anime, Mihawk actually stab Zoro just a few centimeters away from the heart. Zoro still pressed on with the attack hence why Mihawk remarked on his bravery. It also shows how in control of the situation is Mihawk since he could've easily stab Zoro's heart.
Bro seing people that havent watched ONE PIECE yet is soo amazing for us people that are fully caught up on the anime and manga.. Its like we re live our most favorite moments again... also i cant wait to see how haki wil be presented in the live action but thats a long long way stil from where they are at right now with the live action
Discovered your channel today because of One Piece. I’m really glad you guys are wrestling fans like me. I see a lot of similarities between anime and wrestling. And the finishing moves thing in this show really speaks to me
In the flashback of luffy and garp, if you noticed, luffy is already wearing shanks hat, meaning garp already knows about luffy's devil fruit, hence him saying "your training starts today". Mihawk's sword is one of the strongest sword in the world...ranked as one of the 12 supreme grade swords...but about mihawk, he is just strong...like very very strong...what he showed here is just 0.01% of his strength, he could have wiped out the entire baratie...and showing a bit of his skill just shows that the straw hat crew have a long long ways to go... i'm glad you are enjoying this show.
Some Fun Tiny Details in this episode: - The move that Luffy used to deflect cannon ball to Garp's ship is called "Gum Gum Balloon", In manga and anime he first used this move earlier than Live Action for the same purpose (deflecting cannon ball.) - The fish Sanji used to make his dish is Blue-Finned Elephant Tuna. This fish was the hint that the all blue might be real bc it's the fish from South Blue and if you guys remember the layout of One Piece world, South Blue and East Blue are separated by Grand line, which make it impossible to catch in East Blue. - The menu and ingredients pictures on the wall of this restaurant are either ingredients that Sanji and the crew will find later on or ingredients from the manga spin-off that Sanji is the main character called "Shokugeki no Sanji" - The dish Sanji made the hungry guy is corn beef fried rice, which is the menu you can find the recipe in Cook Book named "One Piece Pirate Recipes by Sanji"
I like how this episode kind of hints at the dangerous of the Grand Line and the dangers that lurk there. Mihawk is like a giant fish swimming into a small pool and, as far as Luffy and crew know, there are tons of threats as bad or worse than him.
this episode has got to be in my top 3 for this show !! i loved the introductions to sanji and mihawk's characters plus the sword fight scene is so good !! can't wait for u guys to check out the rest of the series !! s2 has been green lit as well !!
Quinn calling the chef/waiter a desert was pure gold. Diamond Dave with his concern for Zoro was heart warming. Love have the crew stayed loyal to Team Zoro. Most of the other One Piece reaction video immediately jumped off the team Zoro bandwagon for Team Mihawk. Badd Medicine knows loyalty.
I am not sure about this, but I take Zoro's attitude of, "Mihawk is here. So I need to fight him right now." Is because of how sudden his friend died. I take it as he thinks, "If death can just happen at any time and be so innocuous, then I need to do this now. Because who knows what accident or whatever can happen to me or even Mihawk tomorrow."
There's a reason Wado Ichimonji (Zoro's third sword) didn't break easily when used against Yoru (Mihawk's sword). Hopefully they explain in S2 just like in anime
The actor playing Sanji really learned how to make those dishes so he really became like his character and his fighting style is foot based because he doesn't want to damage his hands
I love how show watchers are always confused about Sanji's reaction when Luffy signed that bill😄Sanji simply knew what Luffy did would piss Zeff off and everything that annoys the chef is hilarious for him lmao Btw Don Krieg is the Baratie boss fight in the manga and the guy Sanji fed was one of his men, Gin (who was actually considered a demon by his fellow crewmates). Honestly disappointed they cut that part out, cause Sanji and Gin interactions are one of my favorite things in the manga...Sanji fed Gin even after he saw him shooting at a marine cause he feeds everyone who's starving, no matter who they are (he would totally beat their ass later though lol).
One Piece is the only anime that I'd recommend to everyone who actually love good storytelling and compelling storylines. The only anime that actually made me cry so hard for a few times. Worth checking out even if you're not an anime lover.
Wow! Glad to see your reaction on this one guys. Your right on your assumptions on Zoro taking on Mihawk. I can't reiterate how strong Mihawk is to the world of One Piece and getting recognition from Mihawk is already great honor for any swordsman but our Zoro has those big goals that won't stop him from being the greatest swordsman in the world.
So one thing they didn't mention and that this episode does a nice job of, the East Blue is considered the weakest Sea. The Grand Line is deadly intense and all the boss players are over there, Mihawk is an example of that. Garp is also like the most bada$$ Marine. So yes he has a hell of an arm. Edit: They do not have time for filler. There are over 1000 episodes they gotta cram in.
It's been really fun to see your reactions and your theories about the story, ESPECIALLY about Nami. So, in Live Action they actually did it right, but in the anime and manga...it's basically the arc that makes everyone say "this is a masterpiece" That said, this world is very vast, never let your guard down about the things the series will show
Since it wasn't super clear here. Mihawk is the one who destroyed Don Kreig and his 50 Ships and 5000 men. The Black guy was the 5001st member of the crew and was left alive to tell the tale.
I love seeing you all enjoy this series. I was not a One Piece Fan, I saw the first anime series back when I lived with 7 roommates and 2 babies xP I didn't think I could see past the style but it kept hitting me. I wish I would have kept watching it but the 1000 episodes scared me off. This made it easier to get back into and all the actors are so good
Mihawk doesn't have any devil fruit powers, he is just that strong and skilled enough to split a ship with a single strike while being bored. Thus the title the world's greatest swordman.
Grandpa Garp still loves Luffy as a grandson. He’s just upset that Luffy’s abilities/skills are wasted for being a pirate. Same with his son, Luffy’s dad. 😊
fun fact in case you didn't know, the "might pirate armada of 50 ships and 5000 men" were the people mihawk were fighting, it was more touched on in the anime but the live action doesn't actualy state it. Mihawk alone solo'd the armada
Also, wasn't the going Merry nearly out of reach for their cannons yet garp could easily throw a cannon ball at it? That shows you how strong he is that is more than super human strength right there
Imo, best episode in the whole series, at least from a fan's perspective. I remember getting shell-shocked as a teenager the first time I read this in the manga, Zoro losing this fight so one-sidedly made you realize how big the world was. Mihawk got adapted really well here too: hard to read, insanely strong, does what he wants.
If you re-watch the prologue intro of the first ep, you can see younger versions of Mihawk, Shanks, and possibly a few other people in the crowd at Gold Roger's execution...
I loved how they manage to show just how insanely powerful Mihawk is compared to everyone else around him. Never giving Zoro even a fraction of a second worth of hope that he could do anything against him. Zoro has shown to be a pretty decent fighter when he fought against number seven, the maid and the butler. It wasn't a complete one sided domination, but it was clear Zoro held a edge in both fights. Zoro might be pretty close to the top if not maybe even actually be the best swordsman in the East Blue. But the East Blue pales in comparison to what's out there in the rest of the world. During the "snail call" with Garp it was clear that Mihawk was bored and later he was able to completely dominate Zoro without breaking a sweat, indicating we have in no way seen anything close to what Mihawk is actually capable of.
I'm not sure if it's still the case here in the live-action since they never explicity state it, but the starving pirate is called Gin, and in the manga, he was part of Don Krieg's crew. those 50 ships and 5000 men he mentions? that was Mihawk.
I'm so glad you guys enjoyed this episode. I forgot it stopped there! This episode works with that theme of dreams you guys mentioned. They all have one, but this is the first time it's challenged. It's one thing to say it's another to do. Zoro stepped up and wasn't ready. It also shows what kind of place the Grand Line really is. Can't wait to see your reactions on the next episode!
1:29 "Fastet ship in the ocean" Remember who told you that, and that a caravan isn't a warship or a fast ship in the real world either. It's the kind of ship you use for traveling between islands as a transport ship.
It's so nice to see someone witness the zoro-mihawk scene for the first time and feel the emotion of this significant moment of loss and getting humbled. It was so emotional in the manga/anime and I think they did a pretty good job with the live action of this scene!
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There ARE special blades, and Yoru is one of these. But if you notice, Zoros 2 regular swords both broke where as the Wado Ichi Monji didn't. The Wado is also a special blade, but to avoid long explanations and spoilers ill just leave it at that.
btw something that didn't show up in the live action is the fact that right after grabbing Luffy for his training, Garp promptly throws him off a cliff into a wild jungle 😭
The thing about the sword isn’t that it makes him stronger, except in that it’s quality. Mihawk would break lesser swords far too often. This sword can actually handle him swinging it around. It wouldn’t do anything for somebody not powerful enough to actually make the most of that.
We get the introduction of Sanji and Mihawk! And Zoro takes a tough loss! What was your reaction? Did we miss anything?
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the pirate that usopp wants to meet is his dad yassop the sharpshooter in Shanks crew. You can see he's a sharpshooter as well when he read "baratie" from far away
also don krieg and the "down on his luck" pirate and zeff's chefs have a more significant role in the anime here, they're just cameos
I really enjoyed this episode. And I was grateful that Mihawk wasn't just wanting pymt, but saw something in Zoro and Luffy, and changed his mind about them.
Yeah just like how dark can throw hard and Captain kuro can move fast Mihawk swings his sword so hard he creates a pressure wave. It's awesome to see you guys enjoying it and thanks for your insight
In the world of One Piece, the concept of the "Twelve Supreme Grade Swords" refers to a set of exceptionally high-quality blades, each possessing unique characteristics and legendary status. Additionally, the ones with a black or dark blade are even stronger. And not all are swords, at the end, there are different kind of blades.
Yoru, is considered the most powerful black blade sword in the world and is owned by Dracule Mihawk, the greatest swordsman in the world.
Zoro's Wado Ichimonji is a white-hilted sword with a circular handguard. The name "Wado Ichimonji" translates to "Straight Road of Harmony." And Zoro will get more powerful and unique swords later....
Mihawk is a prime example that they are not as ready as they think, and when it comes to this world, they have only scratched the surface. Mihawk has so much experience, he wants to see what all their ambitions will lead to.
and he's also really bored
i wonder why mihawk isnt after the one piece. Or was he?
he doesnt need it@@dawnmaster
ture. Zoro should have known that he wasn't quite ready yet. Although, he still did well and Mihawk saw that potential in him.
@@dawnmasterBecause there are people in the way just as strong as him but with entire crews. Where Mihawk is by himself
Now you know why Sanji was smiling at Luffy. He couldn't wait to get Zeff angry about the treasure tab 🤣
He was like ,yeah I live for this drama
“No, thank you” he was ready to see the drama 💀😂
That was so funny. Taz nailed it for the waiting-to-see-drama expression.
That was so subtle I missed it the first time
"I don't hunt Rabbits with a cannon" Is the hardest yet subtlest line to show someones power and skill 😂
It just makes me think he must never have been to Drum Island.
@@bad-people6510Dude 😂😂😂
@@bad-people6510 how bout Carrot?
@@second1387 You don't pull out the little knife with Carrot.
I freaking love that line
I love how mihawk almost killed everyone cus he was in the mood 😌😂
Only one survivor among 5000 men. Mihawk was a menace 🤣
Honestly, I think he finds being the World's Greatest Swordsman to be REALLY boring since there's almost nobody who can challenge him now.
@@otakuwolf4ever985 exactly why he like luffy straw hat if you catch my meaning
@felipemedrado6307 way to keep it tastefully vague. I appreciate that.
@@michaelfrey3619 of course, we can't just throw spoilers hahahaha thanks
Merry isn't the fastest ship by a long shot. Usopp was just exaggerating because he really liked the ship and he's... well USOPP
Remember that this is Usopp the Prophet we're talking about. The Going Merry DOES end up going faster than any other ship... Just not in the conventional manner. ;)
Lol. Yeah his prophet capability is Godly.
@@jayaniceday3602what does this mean??
@@DarksideSleemo i mean...we know that going merry is not the fastest because of...you know...but it sure is one of the most special ships out there, that's 100% a fact.
It is a good ship though. The best? No. But for its class it’s very solidly made, reliable etc.
The crazy dedication of the actor for Sanji actually trained cooking and martial arts for his role damn. The best thing is that cooking and taekwondo actually became his hobbies. You can really tell that he loved doing it not only for the role.
He actually became the chef for the cast and crew and did it in costume. Dedication
Truee, he literally can make anything his hobby. He's so dedicated to whatever he does. Like what Taz said, “Trying new things is my hobby.” Man ain't lying.
@@coco-sh2ny i know right i love his instagram cause he shows what he does
I recommend his interviews a lot. He is such a dedicated person in general. Really cool guy.
Dude, he got a black belt in 2 years. He was training 8 to 10 hours a day, it is insane.
One of my favorite episodes! Mihawk is absolutely on point, probably my favorite adaptation of a character in this show. The actor absolutely nailed it !
That bush at Kaya's mansion playing Pandaman was the best, but Mihawk is a close second.
@quintin8256 exactly, he was perfect.
All the pirate captains so far are perfectly cast and relish their roles
Shanks was perfect too
Mihawk for sure is a great cast but for the best adaptation i have to go with Buggy because i think he was even better in the livee action than he was in the manga/anime.
29:03
It wasn't touched on in the LA, but the reason is so devastated and disappointed in himself (and expects luffy to be as well) is because before this moment, he had gotten the idea that he was at or at least near the peak. He's head and shoulders above every swordsman in the East Blue and he had no idea how astronomical the gap between East blue fighters and those from the grandline is.
This defeat feels like a MAJOR set back because he thought he was at least 99% done, but Mihawk showed him he's barely past 1%
yeah I think this hits in the anime more and is better fleshed out because zoro is soo cocky and overconfident and beats up everyone he comes across with ease so when he fights mihawk he seriously belives he can beat him and then it absolutely crushes him and his confidence is shattered when he loses and not just loses he gets outplayed
Dude was literally famous in all east blue, in the series the pirates know his name and reputation, he received proposals both from baroque works and the marine to work from them. No wonder he is so cocky and also all he got so shocked when he faced a real treat.
I honestly thought it was more obvious in LA, in ep 1 he was sought out by BW and Morgan even asks him to join. He's very cocky even on ep 2 declaring his name even without his swords etc.
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Yes, the LA showed how infamous he is, but it didn't touch on how confident he is that he was strong enough.
In the manga, he had this grin on his face as if locating Mihawk was the actual challenge and having found him, his win was basically guaranteed. There were also lines like "no way the gap could possibly be this much" when Mihawk started flexing and Mihawk outright telling him the East Blue was the weakest sea and his reputation here means Jack shit. "Frog in the well" in the manga doesn't refer to him croaking (being aggressive and loud) like in the LA, it's literally Mihawk telling him he has no idea how incredibly small his pov is compared to reality.
Basically the LA did well to show Zoro's reputation, but it didn't make it as clear how much of a reality check and major setback (from his pov) this was for Zoro. Which to be clear, isn't really a criticism, it's just me noticing the differences
@@Naija_Ninjait is worth adding though that in both there was no self-deception. There was definitely “no way the gap is this wide” but as he came to realize it was, there was never any “this must be a trick” or such. He was losing because the other guy was much better then him. He obviously hated that but he never flinched from it.
Watching new fans root for Zoro against Mihawk is always fun.
Mihawk works so well to shatter people’s expectations about how strong our heroes are.
Yeah, seen some other reaction, and I just laugh when they really think Zoro would defeat Mihawk even if Zoro not gonna win cleanly.
There is a reason why East Blue is considered to be the weakest part in OP world.
I'm always like "Nah. This is like if Radagon was waiting outside of the tutorial instead of the Tree Sentinel. And he was controlled by PVPers"
Fighting mihawk was a huge turning point for zoro and also showed the straw hats a glimpse of how dangerous the grand line is
What does Mihawk have to do with the grand line? Or is that a spoiler?
@@bensenzonot that much of a spoiler, as explained in earlier episodes, the people in grandline are way stronger than the people in east blue. That's where strong people go. And the strongest pirates and Marines there are on the same level or stronger than mihawk. That's why this is basically a reality check for the strawhats
He basically gave Zoro a zenkai boost 😂😂😂
@@bensenzo Most people at the grand line have crazy devil fruit powers and Mihawk has none. Our straw hats have a loooong way to go! It is a reality check indeed.
It's crazy to think that Buggy warned them in episode 2 that they weren't up to the task of the Grand Line, but he said it in such an insulting way that it didn't seem like foreshadowing until Mihawk showed up
So for Garp imagine being both proud but angry at the same time. That will explain why he gets mad one second and laugh the next and vice versa. Garp is a conflicted character as he wants Luffy to be a Marine but Luffy chose to be a pirate and keep in mind that Garp values his freedom the same applies to Luffy.
Love we get introduced to both Sanji and Mihawk. One of my favorite episodes 😊
One little tidbit, the pirate that washes down to Baratie is called Gin, he was the Commander of the Krieg Pirates, the armada that was destroyed by Mihawk.
Yeah they removed Gin because they want the live action to be more realistic, Luffy still discovering his powers. Technically they 'removed' Don Krieg as well lol
@@quiksilver0000 They removed it for time
Sanji only fights with his feet because he doesn't ever want to risk his hands or he wouldn't be able to prepare such wonderful food!
That makes me laugh cuz I picture him in a half body cast, with his arms free so he can still make food for Nami Swan!
His hands is only for cooking, Sanji fighting only with his legs are so dang cool already. I remember when he fought someone and he used knives and he's so good with it. Zoro even said that he would a great swordsman but sadly, Sanji wants to be a chef ever since he was a child and find all blue. Good thing that he learned to fight from Zeff, coz his fighting style is so cool and so amusing to watch.
Sanji's hands are for cooking and -simping- wooing the ladies
Sanji is a warrior cook, man can protect and cook you nice meals.
@@coco-sh2ny And of course, there's also where Sanji learned swordfighting from.
Just as Zoro, when introduced, extinguished the candles with the gust of his sword, the gust of Mihawk's sword was so strong that it split the ship in half. That alone shows the difference in strength between the two.
Then that get reconed to be the other power system that gets added later.
@@lordfrz9339 After all, isn't this "power system" just a manifestation of a person's willpower?
@@lordfrz9339not really a retcon. It’s clear Oda always had the system in mind.
@@kagato23 fair enough, he definitely had somthin in mind.
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That's not necessarily an implementation of Haki. Zoro is also able to throw ranged sword slashes later in the series (108 Pound Cannon in Skypiea) without necessarily embuing Haki into it. There's a fair argument to be made that Mihawk is simply so strong the force of his strike creates a shockwave that carries through the air itself. Applying Haki to those strikes (Zoro's Trichiliocosm in Dressrosa) just empowers them by orders of magnitude (Mihawk bifurcating a massive flash-frozen Tsunami in Marineford).
Mihawks actor did such a great job he’s a great fit for this role!
I love how you guys react to their modern clothing hahaha. The costume department was phenomenomal. They recreated all the clothing from the source material exactly. :)
My favourite thing about anime is that the creativity is always turned up to 11. Almost every western creative worries about "muh realism" and "historical accuracy" while the Japanese say "fuck you this is my world, I made it up, and we can duel with muskets in khakis and flip flops!"
Mihawk is the absolute GOAT, and his actor Steven Ward is so charming and funny on social media and clearly adores being the character. There's an adorable video of him sword fighting with his toddler daughter, training her to be a fine warlord of the sea! XD
Honestly this cast reminds me of Lord of the Rings. A once-in-a-lifetime group of people totally committed to their roles and to the story. LOTR was filmed over 20 years ago now
Cant wait for this every week, already watched the show 3 times myself and now the 4th with my dad who just got into this through livr action. Im a fan for 18years now, my brother showed it to me and we both watch it ever since. Love your reactions to it and all the others in general.
"What did we miss?"
Don Krieg, the guy in golden armor that Mihawk killed early on in the episode was actually the main bad guy of this part of the story in the original. After Sanji gave the one pirate food he came back with Don Krieg who is his captain and tried to get him fed too. Sanji ofc does so and after regaining his strength Krieg takes the restaurant hostage ensuing a fight with the Strawhats and Sanji. In the midst of their fight Mihawk then arrives and slashes their ship. They encountered him on the grandline and he was the reason why they lost the 5000 men and pirate armada, he chased them all the way to baratie for his own amusement which is when Zoro switches target to fighting Mihawk. Garp didn't have any interaction with Mihawk at this point in the original. Don Krieg mostly used weapons and cheap tricks like poison gas, hostages or holding out a blanket covered in spikes to stop Luffy from punching him, which it didnt cause he just punched through the spikes. It was the first time that really showed how Luffy was not afraid of getting seriously hurt to do the right thing.Sanji fights one of Kriegs guys and before he loses Gin (the guy Sanji gave food to in this episode) saves him which makes Don Krieg call him a traitor. Gin then insists of having to be the one to kill Sanji because of the hospitality he gave him and holds him down. Krieg then shoot a poisonous gas projectile at them and orders Gin to die with Sanji and the people of the restaurant. They manage to steal gas masks of the Krieg pirates and survive but Gin refuses to put it on cause of the order. They manage to save him as Luffy beats Don Krieg and Gin takes Don Krieg and leaves, thanking Sanji for the meal and being nice to him and apologizes for how things had to go between them.
While this is basically an entire chapter theyve cut it was probably the best thing to cut in the entire show. Like if you have to cut something this was the place to start, cause it was the least necessary to the actual character and story progression.
Did you notice that usopp was the only one that was able to see the name of the restaurant in the fog. The wrighters put that in the show emphasize usopp sniper abilities
Love the reaction guys. excited for the next.🔥🔥
The introduction of Mihawk this early is to give you a glimpse as the strength of people in the world of One Piece. As strong as this crew is they still have a long way to go!
Also did you notice how Usopp spotted the Baratie sign in the fog? (A good sharpshooter needs good eyesight!)
I genuinely love how you can see Zoro's stock rising in Mihawk's eyes. I imagine he's had young arrogant kids challenge him all the time so he just saw Zoro as the same. He was shocked that Zoro never once faltered and kept going, he saw how much conviction and heart Zoro has. He marked him as just another punk but he was dead wrong. Zoro refusing to run and taking the scar sealed Mihawk's respect. If Zoro has that much heart and determination at that young age, he could easily become Mihawk's biggest challenge down the line and he wants to see that happen.
"I like ur hat" is a line to letting us know that Mihawk and Shanks know each other
Mihawk respects Shank and revealed in comic Shanks could be more powerful than Mihawk also implies Shanks gave Luffy the hat shows he sees something in the kid. Hence the final line need wildcard
I didn't get that either
I just wanna put it his out there. My father's older than you guys. After watching through the live action adaptation, he immediately asked me to if the anime's further down the storyline and if it was any better. I think he's past halfway the anime episodes already, so needless to say but he loved it. It might not happen in the near future, who knows, but I'm pretty sure you all would love it too if the time comes when you could check it out.
So glad to see someone pick up the anime after watching the LA! I can't get my dad to watch it, but he at least got through the live action show and enjoyed it.
Oak is right when he says there is something special about Mihawk’s sword: it’s one of the best crafted swords in this world. That’s why it had a black blade rather than a traditional silvery colored metal, which is explained much, much further down in the story. But here is the thing, Zoro’s white blade is also in the top fifty swords made, though the other two were just generic blades.
Spoilers... 🤫 Please be considerate of new fans who are only now just going into this.
The wada itchy monkey? haha yeah those other 2 were normal swords. They NEED to show his new swords in Loguetown in season 2!!
Yall gotta remember, Mohawk casual chopped an entire ship in half from 100s of yards away. Imagine what that "tiny" stab actually did to Zoro on the inside. You'll learn as the show progresses that even little things like that can be deadly in this world
Sanji's introduction can be played on a repeat, the Jazz music oo so smooth, and when he speaks out his Dream of the All Blue, nailed it with the delivery.
I love that you pointed out how Luffy's tone changes when he's serious. In the anime, he can also be very serious and he is very charismatic when he is.
My favorite ep of the series, they did Mihawk so damn good! The actor nailed his whole "I am so bored with all you idiots and I've only been here for 5 seconds. " vibe.
That line from Mihawk 🤣 I don’t hunt rabbits with a canon . I would have picked up my swords and left
I'm using "still or sparkling, cubed or crushed?" the next time my wife asks for water. 😂
Taking lessons from the Rizzler himself
Garp and Luffy both have a huge appetite!
I've been programmed to believe the hero was always going to win. This show has me questioning everything. Even in the first scenes of Gold Roger up on the execution platform, I'd grown up with movies, where at the last second the rope been cut and they jump down from the platform and ride away. Not in the ONE PIECE. People die. People in uniforms that are suppose to help people, don't always help and aren't always the good guys. It really makes you question everything you've been taught. To see Zoro laying there, bleeding is one more blow for thinking that the good guys always win.
Aww, Mihawk is not a bad guy though
wait til later for the 'ppl die in OP' 😂 😂
"I will never lose again" one of the greatest Zoro quote in manga even in anime.
I love seeing people react to Mihawk, because up to this point, our crew feels like “we’re level 20, we’ve grown so much, we’re ready, and then level 100 boss monster Mihawk rolls into the beginner village to be like the world is huge and y’all are still children.
Mihawk is probably the nicest Warlord, Luffy crew is lucky to have meet him and not others.
For the record the Going Merry is NOT a fast ship by any means, that was just another lie or exaggeration told by Usopp. The Merry isn't even a proper pirate ship it's just a passenger ship meant to ferry people back and forth between little islands
Edit: grammar
Sanji is really charismatic! I can't wait to see your reaction to his story on the next episode!
Which will be out next week. Next week... :')
Luffy's whole family is crazy, his brother, his adopted brother, his father, the father of his adopted brother, the man he grew up with.....all legendary
Let it be spoilers bruh
Garp didn’t age one bit is pretty much accurate tbh. I mean look at my grandma, she always looks the same when I was 5 and even now.
kinda but he looked way younger during the execution so kinda weird
@@TheRealBillix well, this flash back is from nine years ago and the execution in the LA happened twenty two years ago if I'm not mistaken
Mihawk is the equivalent of running into an endgame boss in the tutorial level. he is way, way out of their league. fun to see how far they have to go!
tell me that the name "Dracule Mihawk" isn't the coolest and most badass name you've ever heard off rip. if i told you absolutely nothing about Mihawk except his name, you'd already have a pretty solid idea of what his character is like.
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In the anime, Mihawk actually stab Zoro just a few centimeters away from the heart. Zoro still pressed on with the attack hence why Mihawk remarked on his bravery. It also shows how in control of the situation is Mihawk since he could've easily stab Zoro's heart.
Bro seing people that havent watched ONE PIECE yet is soo amazing for us people that are fully caught up on the anime and manga.. Its like we re live our most favorite moments again...
also i cant wait to see how haki wil be presented in the live action but thats a long long way stil from where they are at right now with the live action
And trust me, rn we all thank you OP’s for creating such a fandom that we can enjoy it with you all.
Did u guys notice it.
Usop is the only one who able to read baratie sign.
Our future sniper god 😍
Discovered your channel today because of One Piece. I’m really glad you guys are wrestling fans like me. I see a lot of similarities between anime and wrestling. And the finishing moves thing in this show really speaks to me
not how you guys pronounce baratie at first lmaooo that took me out was not ready to laugh out loud this morning 😂 Superb reaction bravoo
In the flashback of luffy and garp, if you noticed, luffy is already wearing shanks hat, meaning garp already knows about luffy's devil fruit, hence him saying "your training starts today".
Mihawk's sword is one of the strongest sword in the world...ranked as one of the 12 supreme grade swords...but about mihawk, he is just strong...like very very strong...what he showed here is just 0.01% of his strength, he could have wiped out the entire baratie...and showing a bit of his skill just shows that the straw hat crew have a long long ways to go... i'm glad you are enjoying this show.
I can't stretch this enough, the soundtrack of this show really helps in the success of it, all the music was almost perfect for all the scenes
So the last name is usually spoken first.
Monkey D. Garp
Monkey D. luffy
Garp is Luffy’s Bio grandfather.
Some Fun Tiny Details in this episode:
- The move that Luffy used to deflect cannon ball to Garp's ship is called "Gum Gum Balloon", In manga and anime he first used this move earlier than Live Action for the same purpose (deflecting cannon ball.)
- The fish Sanji used to make his dish is Blue-Finned Elephant Tuna. This fish was the hint that the all blue might be real bc it's the fish from South Blue and if you guys remember the layout of One Piece world, South Blue and East Blue are separated by Grand line, which make it impossible to catch in East Blue.
- The menu and ingredients pictures on the wall of this restaurant are either ingredients that Sanji and the crew will find later on or ingredients from the manga spin-off that Sanji is the main character called "Shokugeki no Sanji"
- The dish Sanji made the hungry guy is corn beef fried rice, which is the menu you can find the recipe in Cook Book named "One Piece Pirate Recipes by Sanji"
"You wanna hang out with all of them", yes! thats what every one piece fan dreamed of. Being part of the strawhats.
I like how this episode kind of hints at the dangerous of the Grand Line and the dangers that lurk there. Mihawk is like a giant fish swimming into a small pool and, as far as Luffy and crew know, there are tons of threats as bad or worse than him.
this episode has got to be in my top 3 for this show !! i loved the introductions to sanji and mihawk's characters plus the sword fight scene is so good !! can't wait for u guys to check out the rest of the series !! s2 has been green lit as well !!
Quinn calling the chef/waiter a desert was pure gold. Diamond Dave with his concern for Zoro was heart warming. Love have the crew stayed loyal to Team Zoro. Most of the other One Piece reaction video immediately jumped off the team Zoro bandwagon for Team Mihawk. Badd Medicine knows loyalty.
I am not sure about this, but I take Zoro's attitude of, "Mihawk is here. So I need to fight him right now." Is because of how sudden his friend died.
I take it as he thinks, "If death can just happen at any time and be so innocuous, then I need to do this now. Because who knows what accident or whatever can happen to me or even Mihawk tomorrow."
There's a reason Wado Ichimonji (Zoro's third sword) didn't break easily when used against Yoru (Mihawk's sword). Hopefully they explain in S2 just like in anime
The actor playing Sanji really learned how to make those dishes so he really became like his character and his fighting style is foot based because he doesn't want to damage his hands
I love how show watchers are always confused about Sanji's reaction when Luffy signed that bill😄Sanji simply knew what Luffy did would piss Zeff off and everything that annoys the chef is hilarious for him lmao
Btw Don Krieg is the Baratie boss fight in the manga and the guy Sanji fed was one of his men, Gin (who was actually considered a demon by his fellow crewmates). Honestly disappointed they cut that part out, cause Sanji and Gin interactions are one of my favorite things in the manga...Sanji fed Gin even after he saw him shooting at a marine cause he feeds everyone who's starving, no matter who they are (he would totally beat their ass later though lol).
One Piece is the only anime that I'd recommend to everyone who actually love good storytelling and compelling storylines. The only anime that actually made me cry so hard for a few times. Worth checking out even if you're not an anime lover.
The speech Zoro makes to Luffy about never losing again is so freaking cool in the anime
"I don't hunt a rabbit with a cannon" - What a phrase... I like this episode so much... ❤
When I was young, Nolan Ryan my favorite baseball player. Didn't even cross my mind younger people might not recognize the name lol.
Wow! Glad to see your reaction on this one guys. Your right on your assumptions on Zoro taking on Mihawk. I can't reiterate how strong Mihawk is to the world of One Piece and getting recognition from Mihawk is already great honor for any swordsman but our Zoro has those big goals that won't stop him from being the greatest swordsman in the world.
So one thing they didn't mention and that this episode does a nice job of, the East Blue is considered the weakest Sea. The Grand Line is deadly intense and all the boss players are over there, Mihawk is an example of that. Garp is also like the most bada$$ Marine. So yes he has a hell of an arm.
Edit: They do not have time for filler. There are over 1000 episodes they gotta cram in.
Just watched your reactions from episodes 1 to 5 in a row, didn't realize that you haven't uploaded the 6-8 yet 😢 Great job, guys. Welcome aboard!
It's been really fun to see your reactions and your theories about the story, ESPECIALLY about Nami. So, in Live Action they actually did it right, but in the anime and manga...it's basically the arc that makes everyone say "this is a masterpiece"
That said, this world is very vast, never let your guard down about the things the series will show
Since it wasn't super clear here. Mihawk is the one who destroyed Don Kreig and his 50 Ships and 5000 men. The Black guy was the 5001st member of the crew and was left alive to tell the tale.
I love seeing you all enjoy this series. I was not a One Piece Fan, I saw the first anime series back when I lived with 7 roommates and 2 babies xP I didn't think I could see past the style but it kept hitting me. I wish I would have kept watching it but the 1000 episodes scared me off. This made it easier to get back into and all the actors are so good
I never get tired of watching reactions from one piece live actions. Loved that didn’t watch the anime, appreciate the live action
Same! I've watched the series so many times through watching reactions.
Mihawk doesn't have any devil fruit powers, he is just that strong and skilled enough to split a ship with a single strike while being bored. Thus the title the world's greatest swordman.
Grandpa Garp still loves Luffy as a grandson. He’s just upset that Luffy’s abilities/skills are wasted for being a pirate. Same with his son, Luffy’s dad. 😊
That 50 ships and 5000 men were Don Krieg's fleet, single-handedly eradicated by Mihawk
fun fact in case you didn't know, the "might pirate armada of 50 ships and 5000 men" were the people mihawk were fighting, it was more touched on in the anime but the live action doesn't actualy state it. Mihawk alone solo'd the armada
Also, wasn't the going Merry nearly out of reach for their cannons yet garp could easily throw a cannon ball at it? That shows you how strong he is
that is more than super human strength right there
Imo, best episode in the whole series, at least from a fan's perspective. I remember getting shell-shocked as a teenager the first time I read this in the manga, Zoro losing this fight so one-sidedly made you realize how big the world was. Mihawk got adapted really well here too: hard to read, insanely strong, does what he wants.
“Some final fantasy stuff going on with that sword” 😂
I hadn’t thought about that but yeah it totally is!
If you re-watch the prologue intro of the first ep, you can see younger versions of Mihawk, Shanks, and possibly a few other people in the crowd at Gold Roger's execution...
I loved how they manage to show just how insanely powerful Mihawk is compared to everyone else around him. Never giving Zoro even a fraction of a second worth of hope that he could do anything against him. Zoro has shown to be a pretty decent fighter when he fought against number seven, the maid and the butler. It wasn't a complete one sided domination, but it was clear Zoro held a edge in both fights. Zoro might be pretty close to the top if not maybe even actually be the best swordsman in the East Blue. But the East Blue pales in comparison to what's out there in the rest of the world. During the "snail call" with Garp it was clear that Mihawk was bored and later he was able to completely dominate Zoro without breaking a sweat, indicating we have in no way seen anything close to what Mihawk is actually capable of.
Mihawk is the absolute best casting of the whole show. He is so badass!!
Sanji and Chef Zeff are great! Can’t wait for next episode!
Watching y'all's enjoyment of a show that means the world to me is so fun :)
:D love you guys, always happy to see a new video from you all. keep up the awesome work.
These four were my favorite reactors so far, that second guy from the right looks like live action Whitebeard 😂😂
Listening to you guys try to logically explain Zorro’s wound from Mehawk… Priceless!! 😆
I'm not sure if it's still the case here in the live-action since they never explicity state it, but the starving pirate is called Gin, and in the manga, he was part of Don Krieg's crew. those 50 ships and 5000 men he mentions? that was Mihawk.
Really enjoying your reviewing style. Subscribed. Each episode of One Piece honesty just keeps getting better.
Don't know if you noticed but the boy with the sick sideburns in Episode 1 (At Gold Rogers Execution) was a younger Dracule Mihawk
I'm so glad you guys enjoyed this episode. I forgot it stopped there! This episode works with that theme of dreams you guys mentioned. They all have one, but this is the first time it's challenged. It's one thing to say it's another to do. Zoro stepped up and wasn't ready. It also shows what kind of place the Grand Line really is. Can't wait to see your reactions on the next episode!
1:29 "Fastet ship in the ocean" Remember who told you that, and that a caravan isn't a warship or a fast ship in the real world either. It's the kind of ship you use for traveling between islands as a transport ship.
It's so nice to see someone witness the zoro-mihawk scene for the first time and feel the emotion of this significant moment of loss and getting humbled. It was so emotional in the manga/anime and I think they did a pretty good job with the live action of this scene!
Mihawk doing some casual mihawk stroll ❤😂
Recently found out about you guys and I have to say you've become one of my favorite UA-cam channels great reactions, reviews, and an overall vibe. Keep up the amazing work Badd Medicine!
Let's go! The moment we've been waiting for! Badd Medicine meets Mihawk!!
There ARE special blades, and Yoru is one of these. But if you notice, Zoros 2 regular swords both broke where as the Wado Ichi Monji didn't. The Wado is also a special blade, but to avoid long explanations and spoilers ill just leave it at that.
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10:42 Mihawk intro
15:35 7 warlords info
25:07 Mihawk Vs Zoro
btw something that didn't show up in the live action is the fact that right after grabbing Luffy for his training, Garp promptly throws him off a cliff into a wild jungle 😭
LA Knight sunglasses.
“YEAH!!”
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The thing about the sword isn’t that it makes him stronger, except in that it’s quality. Mihawk would break lesser swords far too often. This sword can actually handle him swinging it around. It wouldn’t do anything for somebody not powerful enough to actually make the most of that.