Nakama does not specifically refer to Pirate Crew (that would be "Kaizoku Ichimi" but im not 100% on that), it is a wider term that CAN mean pirate crew, but also work group, friend group, motorcycle gang, study group, baseball team. Basically anything that is a group of people that come together for a common goal, then Nakama is an acceptable term. In One Piece it is used both on the personal level (such as Luffy and the Strawhats referring to themselves, or Shanks and his crew) but also used in the impersonal way (such as Arlong towards Nami, Krieg's vrew, or Kuro's crew). Luffy and Shank's use of Nakama is about a group of people that come together and treat each other as friends and family. Whereas a pirate like Kuro or Krieg treat it as a group of people who are together to work towards a common goal, that goal being the furthering of the captain (themselves). So specifically to the Zoan-Type's 3 forms (this bit is never explicitly explained in the anime but is explained in external information that has released in the past): - There is the base form (or for most devil fruit eaters the, "man" form or "human" form), for Chopper this is his reindeer form where is is walking on all 4 legs/ That is what Chopper looks like without any of his devil fruit showing through. - Then there is the "Beast Form, for Chopper this is when he is standing tall with hands that have fingers and he is very muscular (Chopper calls this "Heavy Point" but it is his "Beast Form" or "Human Form" in Chopper's case). For Dalton this is his Bison form. - Then there is the form in-between called the "Man-Beast Form" (For Chopper this is his small cute form that he calls "Brain Point", where he is showing both his born-with reindeer characteristics and his human characteristics). For Dalton this is the form he took when he attacked Wapol. As to Chopper's other forms. According to him they are only able to be accessed because of the Rumble Ball drug that he created. This is backed up by Chess-Marimo stating their confidence that a Zoan only has 3 forms, being the base, beast, and man-beast forms. Lmao when you called Usopp out seconds before Zoro! I did a spit take!
@@Atowncougars thank you SO MUCH for explaining the Zoan powers!! I felt like I accidentally walked into algebra when I was looking for 3rd grade math. It's interesting Chopper chooses to mostly be in his tiny human form. Can't blame the guy it probably wins him all kinds of hugs 😂💕💕 Also thank you for reclarifying nakama for me I legit thought I had it hammered out but the uses of it keep throwing me. I had a feeling the choice to use it over tomodachi or some other word had a lot to do with the sentiment behind it and personal relationships but it really does get mucked up in translation. English dubs can change a relationship just by unintentionally removing a honorific in translation. The dif between always referring to a classmate by last name in Japanese because you're not that close yet, to English when they just have everyone call each other by their first names; removing that layer of emotional security. Wow I'm rambling. Anyway thank you so much for your helpful explanations and continued support!
great reaction, more one piece pls. Saludos desde Panamá
Nakama does not specifically refer to Pirate Crew (that would be "Kaizoku Ichimi" but im not 100% on that), it is a wider term that CAN mean pirate crew, but also work group, friend group, motorcycle gang, study group, baseball team. Basically anything that is a group of people that come together for a common goal, then Nakama is an acceptable term. In One Piece it is used both on the personal level (such as Luffy and the Strawhats referring to themselves, or Shanks and his crew) but also used in the impersonal way (such as Arlong towards Nami, Krieg's vrew, or Kuro's crew). Luffy and Shank's use of Nakama is about a group of people that come together and treat each other as friends and family. Whereas a pirate like Kuro or Krieg treat it as a group of people who are together to work towards a common goal, that goal being the furthering of the captain (themselves).
So specifically to the Zoan-Type's 3 forms (this bit is never explicitly explained in the anime but is explained in external information that has released in the past):
- There is the base form (or for most devil fruit eaters the, "man" form or "human" form), for Chopper this is his reindeer form where is is walking on all 4 legs/ That is what Chopper looks like without any of his devil fruit showing through.
- Then there is the "Beast Form, for Chopper this is when he is standing tall with hands that have fingers and he is very muscular (Chopper calls this "Heavy Point" but it is his "Beast Form" or "Human Form" in Chopper's case). For Dalton this is his Bison form.
- Then there is the form in-between called the "Man-Beast Form" (For Chopper this is his small cute form that he calls "Brain Point", where he is showing both his born-with reindeer characteristics and his human characteristics). For Dalton this is the form he took when he attacked Wapol.
As to Chopper's other forms. According to him they are only able to be accessed because of the Rumble Ball drug that he created. This is backed up by Chess-Marimo stating their confidence that a Zoan only has 3 forms, being the base, beast, and man-beast forms.
Lmao when you called Usopp out seconds before Zoro! I did a spit take!
@@Atowncougars thank you SO MUCH for explaining the Zoan powers!! I felt like I accidentally walked into algebra when I was looking for 3rd grade math. It's interesting Chopper chooses to mostly be in his tiny human form. Can't blame the guy it probably wins him all kinds of hugs 😂💕💕
Also thank you for reclarifying nakama for me I legit thought I had it hammered out but the uses of it keep throwing me. I had a feeling the choice to use it over tomodachi or some other word had a lot to do with the sentiment behind it and personal relationships but it really does get mucked up in translation. English dubs can change a relationship just by unintentionally removing a honorific in translation. The dif between always referring to a classmate by last name in Japanese because you're not that close yet, to English when they just have everyone call each other by their first names; removing that layer of emotional security.
Wow I'm rambling. Anyway thank you so much for your helpful explanations and continued support!