@@asddap Nah, they nerfed all characters so I guess Mihawk isn't as strong as in the anime. In anime seabeast ate Shanks' arm offscreen so we can assume it was like he wasn't expecting it or he pushed luffy out of Seabeast's way and his arm got eaten. In Live Action he was fully prepared, looking at seabeast and it still ate his arm, which is giant nerf because he should be able to easly defeat that seabeast with his hand.
oh boy, u dont know anything about Agenda Piece, there has been a lot of talk about what if Shanks sacrificed his own arm to inspire Luffy and push him to what he has become today. Seeing someone you admire lose a limb for you will make you try the impossible to make them proud, the same way Sanji was with Zeff being attached to him and that restaurant.@@Kisioj
Basically the Mihawk encounter is a sneak peek into the powerlevel of late-game one piece. Mihawk is insanely strong, even right now in the manga (after 1000+ chapters) its unclear if Zoro would be ready. Also Garb and Mihawk being in the east blue is basically the equivalent of two level 100 characters roaming the starting area of a game 😂
For context, the guy who Sanji givr food is from Kriegs crew. So Mihawk alone get rid of the 5 thousand men and their ships. Alone. That is how strong he is.
So, 4 reasons he didn't take Luffy. 1. Zoro. He started the fight viewing Zoro as unworthy of even using his sword, a weak and pathetic fighter. Through the fight and Zoro's will to follow his dreams, he gained respect of him. Hence "magnificent". 2. They don't touch on it as much here, as you don't get internal dialogs. But the fact that Luffy stood by and let the duel take place, without interfering, gained his respect as well as a Captain. 3. "I do like that hat." I won't say more, but it's a factor. 4. Luffy's dream. And the fact he had the balls to say it, that directly, and with that much commitment to someone of Mihawk's caliber without hesitation.
Exactly this. Zoro and Luffy both earned Mihawk's respect, and he also finds them intriguing. It's also important to keep in mind that the agreement between the marines and the seven warlords is just a mutually-beneficial accord, not an iron-clad contract. At the end of the day, whether or not they choose to do what the Marines ask is entirely down to the Warlord in question. We all saw what Mihawk did to Don Kreig and his 50-ship fleet earlier in the episode. If Mihawk decides not to follow through on the request of the Marines, there's not much they can actually do about it. The marines can politely *ask* a warlord to do something, but that doesn't mean they're required to do it.
And the biggest factor: Mihawk I'd perpetually bored and craves excitement. He has decided that the strawhats may be capable of bringing him entertainment if he let's them run free.
@@bethanybrookes8479 Exactly. I interpret that line "It's too soon for you to die. Grow strong and come find me." as being an acknowledgement that although Zoro is too early in his development to pose any threat at all to someone like Mihawk, his determination and unwavering honour means that he is nevertheless a worthy successor. Mihawk is mortally bored, and the idea that there is somebody, *anybody* in the world that could potentially unseat him gives him the biggest boost he's had in years. In my interpretation, Mihawk walks out of this fight happier than he's been in a long, long time.
Mihawk probably just wanted to see who Garp was so frustrated with that he'd call out a Warlord for it. Also note that he recognised the hat before the fight.
I don’t think I’ve heard a better summation of Luffy’s character than “It IS complicated you’re just ignoring it.” 😭 Both his character strength, and his greatest weakness
We clearly see Usopp's abilities when he is able to see which cannonballs will hit the deck or not, and when he is the first to read Baratie in the dense fog. He's the sniper. Good introduction from Mihawk to show the kind of powerful characters that can exist on the Grand Line. It won't be easy for the crew.
That's definitely makes sense why he said it first even before we as audience could see the word. Love these little details sprinkled throughout the show.
As a Zoro cosplayer I burst out laughing when he started to sit in the booth and his swords got in the way. I felt that in my soul and had immediate flashbacks 🤣 💙💀💙
Haha, Zoro in the anime, as I remember, was very careful with his swords. He took them off every time he knew they could hit something in a tight place.
Yeah, I love that sequence but how they represented that moment was the only minor miss to me. Everyone thought he threw the sword or teleported. It's very unclear. I wish they kept that shot from the coastline.
I always loved Zoro and Mihawk, this live action did very well. Mihawk's stunned "why don't you retreat?" was the first sign he respects Zoro now. I assume Mihawk has had to face every young punk with a sword who wants to make a name for themself. Zoro however didn't quit, Mihawk looked into his eyes and saw how much heart and conviction he had. Zoro taking the cut like a man with honor just sealed it. Zoro can one day give him a worthy fight if his heart is set on his goal.
I get the feeling that with Mihawk it's a case of him being around long enough to know genuine potential/promise when he sees it and that he saw it in Zoro. And I get the feeling that it's the same with Garp and Koby. And they both have their....unique....methods of training or at least testing that potential.
Zoro vs. Mihawk is the best early example of why the original is 1000+ chapters/episodes. The skill gap is so vast that you know the journey to achieving their dreams will be insanely long.
That hungry pirate was Gin. He was the battle commander for Don Krieg’s fleet (Krieg was the purple haired pirate with the shoulder cannon). When he says his entire armada was destroyed, Mihawk is the one that did it.
oh Mihawk, the great vibe check. I love Mihawks introduction in both the LA and the anime/manga. Mihawk is that snapshot of just how strong the strongest people in the world can get. Zoro and Luffy are the big frogs in the well that is the East Blue, but the world outside is vast and they are still weak and small in comparison.
That's the ONLY thing I dislike about this episode. The frog in the well I feel doesn't come across properly when he does the mocking croak after. Its supposed to be an anology to "you're a big fish in a small pond" essentially. You may be strong here, but this small sample size of the world is nothing.
@@atheos.1383 Frog in a well is its own analogy, it's not quite the same and has to do more with thinking that because you've mastered the bottom of a well as a frog that you can rule the world, when you're completely blind to the possibilities of the world because you're stuck in a well, and as soon as you escape the well your perspective becomes massive and you appear small and unprepared. Big fish in a small pond means something completely different, it's sort of a positive affirmation version where your setting is holding you back. If an asian calls you a frog in a well, they're saying you're ignorant to the world.
@@luckerooni1153 I've always taken big fish in a small pond to mean, "you think you are powerful, knowledgeable, strong, whatever, but that's only due to your limited pov" which is basically what you described with frog in a well. The fish thinks it's mastered the world, that it's the big fish, but as soon as its in the ocean, it discovers much bigger fish out there.
Mihawk may have been tasked with bringing in Luffy, but he's still a pirate who will do what he wants to do. And, more than anything, Mihawk wants to keep himself from getting bored. Zoro's conviction towards his own dream got Mihawk interested both in Zoro and his captain, Luffy. Mihawk thinks they have potential to shake things up in the Grand Line, which will cure his boredom.
This episode is so good, for a lot of obvious reasons, but secretly one of my favorite parts is Zoro trying to sit at the booth with his swords. It's the strongest moment in the show so far that lets the audience know "oh wait... Zoro *is* an idiot" after him being either extremely cool, generally edgy, or very subtly not thinking things through. It's such a strong character depiction choice.
@@atheos.1383 [SPOILER] one of my favourite moments is on sabaody where usopp and sanji are telling him not to leave, and he's like "any idiot can read a sign". the 4 for 41 was covered by a bubble. LOL.
Aww look you guys did kind of tear up a little. lmfao you guys were cracking jokes the whole time til Oda was like "yea now lets induce tears here". haha. Good luck on the rest of the season. I always tell people on this episode to keep some spare tissues around.
Mihawk is when I knew this show had me. When he pulled out the tiny blade I started to get scared. And Mihawk said to Luffy before he left that the world could use a few more wild cards. That's all we know at this moment.
To be clear, Garp is stating that - if he had taken the position of Fleet Admiral - he would've been further chained by bureaucracy and would be forced to enact their justice instead of his own. Garp is far more lenient than the higher-ups in the World Government.
Exactly. He denies the promotion so he can still be good in such a corrupt system. He sees the Marines in the same way Koby does, a faction to protect people. But he knows those at the top, do not have the people's best interest in mind.
thats one of the very few things i don't like about the netflix version. i understand why they wanted garp as a throughline for the first season and for coby but because of how he acts you basically have to spoil people by explaining how bad the world government is or they will be confused on what he meant there until in like season 4 or something when they see enies lobby, because that is what gave contrast to garps attitude right after that arc
Fun fact: this is never mentioned in the live action but in the original Mihawk and Zoro had a bit of a conversation during their fight during which Mihawk told him that the East Blue (the sea they are currently in) is the weakest of the 4 seas. Since theres nobody as strong as Mihawk in the East Blue Zoro actually thought he was among the strongest until he fought Mihawk and realized how weak he actually is compared to the strongest. There are a lot more details that I could clarify but since there's so many I'll just leave it at that just in case you guys ever decide to watch the anime to compare.
Garp is still a Vice Admiral. He just tends to do things his way, hence why he won't be Fleet Admiral as he said. Theirs 5 oceans instead of seven seas in this world, Noth, East, South, and West Blue, and The Grand Line. The Seven Warlords of The Sea are this world's equivalent of privateers, pirates who work for the government in exchange for doing what The World Government asks their bounties are canceled so they can do their own thing without consequences, Mihawk is one of them and definitely my favorite. You'll see more eventually
Well... technically there's 7 oceans in the One Piece world, it's just that the remaining 2 have the same name and are not really explored that much in the story.
Also I think warlords in the anime and manga are said that they are only allowed to pirate other pirates. They can’t just pirate anyone or anything without consequences
@kylecoultas1669 Yes, in the anime, but the live action has different rules, it seems. Or maybe it was said in a weird way by Helmepo. But yeah, in the anime, they can't, hence what happened with you know who and you also know who
@@The-Rguy you mean after a 3rd party defeated you know who and you know who? the government didn't care until then and they could pretty much do what ever they wanted. and the 3rd you know who pretty much kidnapped anyone enterhing his territory no matter if it was civilians marines government workers or pirates and he was still warlord after said 3rd party defeated him
@BRIDGECO, 10:21 Luffy ordered one of EVERYTHING on the menu! 13:49 Don Krieg, the guy we heard getting skewered on the phone with Garp. 23:26 The answer to this question is in the next episode. Dracule Mihawk is no joke! What a character. I can't wait to see your next reaction. Every episode keeps upping the ante, and the story keeps getting better and better. Wow!
Professionally speaking, Garp as a Vice-Admiral is a man of pride, justice, and honor and pirates are their greatest enemy. However, as Luffy's grandpa/family, he's somewhat proud of his grandson kicking his ass at the same time. Crazy family, right? Wait until you meet Luffy's dad and other bros. 😁🤭 Enjoy the OP world "Nakamas"! 🤜🤛
Garp is anime crazy, he 'trained' luffy by throwing him off a cliff to survive in the jungle as a child, very much in the style of how rough and tough father figures in anime and japanese games train their kids
“Did he just throw the sword?!” Nah man, that there was the classic anime trope: The Flying Slash! If they’re a swordsman, and they’re in anime, chances are they can cut with just wind pressure alone!
There’s levels to Coby’s laughs. Level 1 is laughing and lending off chair. Level 2 is falling backwards, chin up, hands thrown up in the air above his head
A note for the new comers: in this Baratie's arc the next opponent of Luffy was Don Krieg, but the script was changed due to the budget (it explain why Don Krieg's costume was well done among Pearl and Gin) Many japanese audience was disappointed UwU
Why didn't Mihawk take Luffy? I thought "This world could use a few more wild cards" from Mihawk said it all. Clearly he does what he wants, when he wants to do it.
Garp shock putting is basically normal in this world. There are plenty of ppl literally strong as in literally super hero strong even without the devil fruit powers. So, who knows what awaits throughout the rest of the Strawhat's adventures.
Garps nickname is "The Fist" and yes it`s his singnature move to trow canonballs. He actualy sank a few ships by throwing canonballs. In the anime there is a scene where his ships staff were loading canonballs like in a machine gun for Garp to throw them. So, yup thats Luffys Grandpa.. Garp The Fist. Heroe of The Marines.
Grandpa breaking his boat was the right choice. Luffy had his boat sink on his first day at sea in the first episode. And yes, Garp is absolutely crazy.
So glad you guys seem to be enjoying this ! This series has been one hell of a journey for me, boy I tell ya. From the 4KIDS dub all the way to here. What a stark transformation
Garp is not fired, he is just using his rank to get his grandson without making too much of a ruckus. There are at least two people above him in the Marines who'd kill Luffy without a 2nd thought.
Mihawk clearly said he wondered why an admiral would make him (a warlord) to hunt down a small package. He didn’t attack him because he felt insulted by him. He was although enthusiastic about Shanks hat on that kid. Thus was curious enough to go see him in person. Onepiece story is just freaking flawless.
Fun story: This episode was the first peak at how ridiculous the power scaling is in the world of One Piece. When you start to understand the power scaling. Something new will get added.
Glad y'all are still enjoying this. I think they did a great job with this show. Last week's anime episode was amazing and I'm a fan after it took a couple years to catch up. Granted DBZ ain't got shit on the amount of episodes that feel like filler in One Piece, jfc. Bridgeco, may never see this, but all I'll say about Luffy's grandpa, V-A Garp, is look not only at what he's doing but how's he going about it.
Mihawk let Luffy go because of exactly the reason he stated. And because he doesnt really take the orders the Marines and World Government dish out seriously. Hes too powerful for them to actually do anything about it when he disobeys, though eventually they do try sending tons of ships and marines after him, which results in him easily annhilating their ships and men with no effort. But hes just a total badass. He has no desire to actually harm Luffy as of yet, and even when he does need to attack Luffy later he still doesnt have a deep desire to do so, basically he has an interest in seeing what Luffy can do as a wild card. He trains Zoro for 2 straight years later and Zoro realizes that even after 2 straight years of training and getting exponentially stronger hes still nowhere near Mihawks level. And given what Zoro accomplishes BEFORE training with him, and the knowledge thats hes gotten immensely more powerful afterwards...him saying that is astonishing because it means Mihawk hasnt ever once shown anything remotely close to his full abilities in the entire series. Though i think eventually Zoro will be able to manage to win before One Piece ends...though i cant see it truly happening until Mihawk either gets too old to keep up or maybe he sacrifices a limb to save someone and confers the title over to Zoro as Zoro would be the 2nd strongest at that hypothetical point. As it stands Zoro isnt even a match for Shanks and Shanks could never beat Mihawk even once despite them battling for fun (although for real as in they could have died as they werent holding back, well Shanks wasnt anyway) with each other, until Shanks lost his arm saving Luffy and Mihawk didnt want to play anymore as it wasnt fun.
There’s so many subtly ingenious things Oda did with how he plotted the story, and not showing how good Mihawk fights before Zoro fights him in the manga made Mihawk crushing him much more shocking since we already saw how superhuman Zoro was leading up to their fight
Mihawk is just let luffy go, because he's curious about what luffy will become when he enter grandline,, and the fact that mihawk recognize luffy's straw hat , the same straw hat that shank use..
This show is so great because these characters fail. They have flaws, things are difficult, they overreach their limits and fall down hard. No Mary Sues on this crew.
If mihawk was serious in this he can slice whole baratie restaurant in half Mihawk is literally one of strongest character in one piece verse anime or manga or LA
Mihawk didn't bring in Luffy because, as he said, "The world could use more wildcards". There's a better explanation of what exactly he means by that next episode
Yea that's one thing I didn't like that they changed the fact that Usopp is a sniper prodigy he can literaly take anything that can be shot even if its his 1st time using the weapon he will hit his mark, so L writers for that, they jealous of ODAs master writing
Mihawk just kinda wants to watch the world burn, tbh. He let luffy go because he decided that ot would be more fun to just watch the chaos unfold than it would be to chase the kid down.
One of my favorite things about this episode was that Mihawk was genuinely listening to Usopp’s story before he said Luffy’s name 😂
*SPOILER*
Every fkin thing Usopp said is truth.
@@randominteger5046 just like Luffy’s treasure tab, the story just hasn’t happened yet
@@The_dandy_zombie Yeah. They will come someday to meet Laboon and thn will pay the bill with interest.
@@randominteger5046 just like Buggy
Sabemos que en el anime o manga Ussop no hubiera tenido el valor de dirigirse a Mihawk 😂
Mihawk's power is just a glimpse of what awaits them in the grand line
Nope, not a glimpse but a peak
Nah, what he did here was just a glimpse. He's way stronger than that.
He had maybe made 10-20 pushups more meanwhile, so that explains it easily 😄
For everyone who don't understands it .. watch "One Punch Man" 😜
@@asddap Nah, they nerfed all characters so I guess Mihawk isn't as strong as in the anime. In anime seabeast ate Shanks' arm offscreen so we can assume it was like he wasn't expecting it or he pushed luffy out of Seabeast's way and his arm got eaten. In Live Action he was fully prepared, looking at seabeast and it still ate his arm, which is giant nerf because he should be able to easly defeat that seabeast with his hand.
oh boy, u dont know anything about Agenda Piece, there has been a lot of talk about what if Shanks sacrificed his own arm to inspire Luffy and push him to what he has become today. Seeing someone you admire lose a limb for you will make you try the impossible to make them proud, the same way Sanji was with Zeff being attached to him and that restaurant.@@Kisioj
Basically the Mihawk encounter is a sneak peek into the powerlevel of late-game one piece. Mihawk is insanely strong, even right now in the manga (after 1000+ chapters) its unclear if Zoro would be ready. Also Garb and Mihawk being in the east blue is basically the equivalent of two level 100 characters roaming the starting area of a game 😂
“She’ll choke you out.” She absolutely would and Sanji would absolutely thank her for it.
My thought exactly! He would enjoy every second.
For context, the guy who Sanji givr food is from Kriegs crew. So Mihawk alone get rid of the 5 thousand men and their ships. Alone. That is how strong he is.
So, 4 reasons he didn't take Luffy.
1. Zoro. He started the fight viewing Zoro as unworthy of even using his sword, a weak and pathetic fighter. Through the fight and Zoro's will to follow his dreams, he gained respect of him. Hence "magnificent".
2. They don't touch on it as much here, as you don't get internal dialogs. But the fact that Luffy stood by and let the duel take place, without interfering, gained his respect as well as a Captain.
3. "I do like that hat." I won't say more, but it's a factor.
4. Luffy's dream. And the fact he had the balls to say it, that directly, and with that much commitment to someone of Mihawk's caliber without hesitation.
Exactly this. Zoro and Luffy both earned Mihawk's respect, and he also finds them intriguing.
It's also important to keep in mind that the agreement between the marines and the seven warlords is just a mutually-beneficial accord, not an iron-clad contract. At the end of the day, whether or not they choose to do what the Marines ask is entirely down to the Warlord in question. We all saw what Mihawk did to Don Kreig and his 50-ship fleet earlier in the episode. If Mihawk decides not to follow through on the request of the Marines, there's not much they can actually do about it. The marines can politely *ask* a warlord to do something, but that doesn't mean they're required to do it.
And the biggest factor: Mihawk I'd perpetually bored and craves excitement. He has decided that the strawhats may be capable of bringing him entertainment if he let's them run free.
@@bethanybrookes8479 Exactly. He finds them intriguing and wants to see what they'll end up doing.
"The world could use a few more wildcards"
Point 3 is solid
@@bethanybrookes8479 Exactly. I interpret that line "It's too soon for you to die. Grow strong and come find me." as being an acknowledgement that although Zoro is too early in his development to pose any threat at all to someone like Mihawk, his determination and unwavering honour means that he is nevertheless a worthy successor. Mihawk is mortally bored, and the idea that there is somebody, *anybody* in the world that could potentially unseat him gives him the biggest boost he's had in years. In my interpretation, Mihawk walks out of this fight happier than he's been in a long, long time.
Mihawk probably just wanted to see who Garp was so frustrated with that he'd call out a Warlord for it. Also note that he recognised the hat before the fight.
Wrecking kid Luffy’s pirate ship was Garp being chill.
One of his ultimate parenting techniques is his “fist of love”.
A.K.A asian parenting
@@fajaradi1223 Holy hell! My parents were Asian?!
In the manga, after breaking Luffy's ship and grabbing him, Garp proceeded to drop Luffy off a cliff 😭😭
ya anime Garp is like punch this mountain until it dust😂😂
I don’t think I’ve heard a better summation of Luffy’s character than “It IS complicated you’re just ignoring it.” 😭 Both his character strength, and his greatest weakness
Mihawk didn’t take Luffy because he finds him interesting and wants to see what he’ll do.
Also he likes his hat.
also bcs he is shanks friend
We clearly see Usopp's abilities when he is able to see which cannonballs will hit the deck or not, and when he is the first to read Baratie in the dense fog. He's the sniper.
Good introduction from Mihawk to show the kind of powerful characters that can exist on the Grand Line. It won't be easy for the crew.
ohhh good catch! i didn't even notice that usopp had good eyes until you pointed it out!
That's definitely makes sense why he said it first even before we as audience could see the word. Love these little details sprinkled throughout the show.
Ohhh I never caught that detail! That's super cool.
As a Zoro cosplayer I burst out laughing when he started to sit in the booth and his swords got in the way. I felt that in my soul and had immediate flashbacks 🤣
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Haha, Zoro in the anime, as I remember, was very careful with his swords. He took them off every time he knew they could hit something in a tight place.
@@theodoreroberts8242yeah he's got them off his belt, tied and bundled almost every time we see him sit down in the anime
@@theodoreroberts8242even in live action he was careful everytime
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Mihawk didn't throw the sword. He actually slashed through the air and it created a shockwave that cut the ship from a distance.
Yeah, I love that sequence but how they represented that moment was the only minor miss to me. Everyone thought he threw the sword or teleported. It's very unclear. I wish they kept that shot from the coastline.
@banonKING I dunno, I feel like those are just people that are new to shows like this.
I had never seen One Piece and it was super clear to me.
I always loved Zoro and Mihawk, this live action did very well. Mihawk's stunned "why don't you retreat?" was the first sign he respects Zoro now. I assume Mihawk has had to face every young punk with a sword who wants to make a name for themself. Zoro however didn't quit, Mihawk looked into his eyes and saw how much heart and conviction he had. Zoro taking the cut like a man with honor just sealed it. Zoro can one day give him a worthy fight if his heart is set on his goal.
I get the feeling that with Mihawk it's a case of him being around long enough to know genuine potential/promise when he sees it and that he saw it in Zoro. And I get the feeling that it's the same with Garp and Koby.
And they both have their....unique....methods of training or at least testing that potential.
Zoro vs. Mihawk is the best early example of why the original is 1000+ chapters/episodes. The skill gap is so vast that you know the journey to achieving their dreams will be insanely long.
That hungry pirate was Gin. He was the battle commander for Don Krieg’s fleet (Krieg was the purple haired pirate with the shoulder cannon).
When he says his entire armada was destroyed, Mihawk is the one that did it.
OH SHIT that makes sense 😂
@@BRIDGECO1Don Kristen was the original man antagonist of the baratie though you can se e that won’t be the case now lol.
Gin crossing the calmbelt so easily because of mihawk going to the eastblue killing seakings along the way.
@@venkneisler Fear of whats behind you is an excellent motivator.
Huh. I... did not catch that. Thanks for the tip.
oh Mihawk, the great vibe check. I love Mihawks introduction in both the LA and the anime/manga. Mihawk is that snapshot of just how strong the strongest people in the world can get. Zoro and Luffy are the big frogs in the well that is the East Blue, but the world outside is vast and they are still weak and small in comparison.
That's the ONLY thing I dislike about this episode. The frog in the well I feel doesn't come across properly when he does the mocking croak after.
Its supposed to be an anology to "you're a big fish in a small pond" essentially. You may be strong here, but this small sample size of the world is nothing.
@@atheos.1383 Frog in a well is its own analogy, it's not quite the same and has to do more with thinking that because you've mastered the bottom of a well as a frog that you can rule the world, when you're completely blind to the possibilities of the world because you're stuck in a well, and as soon as you escape the well your perspective becomes massive and you appear small and unprepared. Big fish in a small pond means something completely different, it's sort of a positive affirmation version where your setting is holding you back. If an asian calls you a frog in a well, they're saying you're ignorant to the world.
@@luckerooni1153 I've always taken big fish in a small pond to mean, "you think you are powerful, knowledgeable, strong, whatever, but that's only due to your limited pov" which is basically what you described with frog in a well. The fish thinks it's mastered the world, that it's the big fish, but as soon as its in the ocean, it discovers much bigger fish out there.
Mihawk may have been tasked with bringing in Luffy, but he's still a pirate who will do what he wants to do. And, more than anything, Mihawk wants to keep himself from getting bored. Zoro's conviction towards his own dream got Mihawk interested both in Zoro and his captain, Luffy. Mihawk thinks they have potential to shake things up in the Grand Line, which will cure his boredom.
Bridget looks like she’s slowly catching the Feels Train from One Piece. Can’t wait!!
This episode is so good, for a lot of obvious reasons, but secretly one of my favorite parts is Zoro trying to sit at the booth with his swords. It's the strongest moment in the show so far that lets the audience know "oh wait... Zoro *is* an idiot" after him being either extremely cool, generally edgy, or very subtly not thinking things through. It's such a strong character depiction choice.
Yess, we need to see more Zoro getting lost next season.
@@nevaladderand not be found only by Luffy, his near equal in being directionally challenged. At least Luffy can follow his nose.
Es que nuestro muchacho espadachín, tiene un horrible sentido de la dirección
@@nevaladderwe get to see it a few times at least. Every single time he's "going somewhere" he's ALWAYS going the exact opposite direction.
@@atheos.1383 [SPOILER] one of my favourite moments is on sabaody where usopp and sanji are telling him not to leave, and he's like "any idiot can read a sign". the 4 for 41 was covered by a bubble. LOL.
Aww look you guys did kind of tear up a little. lmfao you guys were cracking jokes the whole time til Oda was like "yea now lets induce tears here". haha. Good luck on the rest of the season. I always tell people on this episode to keep some spare tissues around.
Mihawk is when I knew this show had me. When he pulled out the tiny blade I started to get scared.
And Mihawk said to Luffy before he left that the world could use a few more wild cards.
That's all we know at this moment.
he commented on Luffy’s hat and dream to be king of the pirates as well. one would get a lot from these
@@littledrummerboi very good point. Thanks
@@kenthimawan2140 lol you did spoil. i was holding back on that. read my last sentence sheesh
@@littledrummerboi well sorry about that and I just spoiled the ending of the season not the anime tho,
@@kenthimawan2140another very notorious pirate had that hat before Shanks! ;)
Mihawk recongnized Luffy as the boy Shanks gave his hat to. "Though i do like your hat"
To be clear, Garp is stating that - if he had taken the position of Fleet Admiral - he would've been further chained by bureaucracy and would be forced to enact their justice instead of his own.
Garp is far more lenient than the higher-ups in the World Government.
Exactly. He denies the promotion so he can still be good in such a corrupt system. He sees the Marines in the same way Koby does, a faction to protect people. But he knows those at the top, do not have the people's best interest in mind.
@@atheos.1383 😉
thats one of the very few things i don't like about the netflix version. i understand why they wanted garp as a throughline for the first season and for coby but because of how he acts you basically have to spoil people by explaining how bad the world government is or they will be confused on what he meant there until in like season 4 or something when they see enies lobby, because that is what gave contrast to garps attitude right after that arc
@@derdox6720 I didn't say anything he Garp himself didn't at the very least imply in this episode.
@@RazorStormInc did you not read my comment or did you tag the wrong person?
Fun fact: this is never mentioned in the live action but in the original Mihawk and Zoro had a bit of a conversation during their fight during which Mihawk told him that the East Blue (the sea they are currently in) is the weakest of the 4 seas. Since theres nobody as strong as Mihawk in the East Blue Zoro actually thought he was among the strongest until he fought Mihawk and realized how weak he actually is compared to the strongest.
There are a lot more details that I could clarify but since there's so many I'll just leave it at that just in case you guys ever decide to watch the anime to compare.
Best line that episode was Mihawk to Luffy "I do like your hat though."
Garp is still a Vice Admiral. He just tends to do things his way, hence why he won't be Fleet Admiral as he said. Theirs 5 oceans instead of seven seas in this world, Noth, East, South, and West Blue, and The Grand Line. The Seven Warlords of The Sea are this world's equivalent of privateers, pirates who work for the government in exchange for doing what The World Government asks their bounties are canceled so they can do their own thing without consequences, Mihawk is one of them and definitely my favorite. You'll see more eventually
Well... technically there's 7 oceans in the One Piece world, it's just that the remaining 2 have the same name and are not really explored that much in the story.
@juliocastillo9073 oh my apologies. Thanks for correcting me
Also I think warlords in the anime and manga are said that they are only allowed to pirate other pirates. They can’t just pirate anyone or anything without consequences
@kylecoultas1669 Yes, in the anime, but the live action has different rules, it seems. Or maybe it was said in a weird way by Helmepo. But yeah, in the anime, they can't, hence what happened with you know who and you also know who
@@The-Rguy you mean after a 3rd party defeated you know who and you know who? the government didn't care until then and they could pretty much do what ever they wanted. and the 3rd you know who pretty much kidnapped anyone enterhing his territory no matter if it was civilians marines government workers or pirates and he was still warlord after said 3rd party defeated him
i like how every reactor ive seen on episode 5 are so immersed by now that nobody has yet to talk about the size of zeff's hat lmao
Omg Bridget’s “thats what she said” quip made me spit take 😂
If you go back to episode 1 you can see a young Mihawk at Gold Roger's execution with his big side burns.
This was a turning point for zoro in the anime, they did a good job with this fight
@BRIDGECO,
10:21 Luffy ordered one of EVERYTHING on the menu!
13:49 Don Krieg, the guy we heard getting skewered on the phone with Garp.
23:26 The answer to this question is in the next episode.
Dracule Mihawk is no joke! What a character. I can't wait to see your next reaction. Every episode keeps upping the ante, and the story keeps getting better and better. Wow!
Professionally speaking, Garp as a Vice-Admiral is a man of pride, justice, and honor and pirates are their greatest enemy. However, as Luffy's grandpa/family, he's somewhat proud of his grandson kicking his ass at the same time. Crazy family, right? Wait until you meet Luffy's dad and other bros. 😁🤭 Enjoy the OP world "Nakamas"! 🤜🤛
7:50
HIM JUST LAUGHING AT HOW ABSURD MIHAWK'S POWER IS WAS BRILLIANT BAHAHAHAHA. I love his reaction to Mihawk's introduction SO FUCKING MUCH.
In the manga that starving guy is one of don krieg pirates, And that 50 fleets with 5000 crew beaten by Dracule Mihawk in the Grand line
Yeah Garp is crazy and follows his moral code. Like his grandson.
Mihawk is one of the coolest characters in OP.
Garp is anime crazy, he 'trained' luffy by throwing him off a cliff to survive in the jungle as a child, very much in the style of how rough and tough father figures in anime and japanese games train their kids
then does the same to the next generation
So Garp is a Mishima?
yeah pretty much @@BJGvideos
The warlords are basically privateers. But not all are as chill as Mihawk. You'll see next season.
“Did he just throw the sword?!”
Nah man, that there was the classic anime trope: The Flying Slash!
If they’re a swordsman, and they’re in anime, chances are they can cut with just wind pressure alone!
There’s levels to Coby’s laughs. Level 1 is laughing and lending off chair. Level 2 is falling backwards, chin up, hands thrown up in the air above his head
The guy who stumbled into the kitchen is the 1st mate of Don Krieg, the guy whose fleet Mihawk annihilated.
mihawk just likes to amuse himself
A note for the new comers: in this Baratie's arc the next opponent of Luffy was Don Krieg, but the script was changed due to the budget (it explain why Don Krieg's costume was well done among Pearl and Gin)
Many japanese audience was disappointed UwU
This ark was where I was hooked on the anime after the Mihawk interaction!
Why didn't Mihawk take Luffy? I thought "This world could use a few more wild cards" from Mihawk said it all. Clearly he does what he wants, when he wants to do it.
Love the reaction you guys gave when Mihawk bought out his knife and then showed what he can do with it too.😊😂
Garp shock putting is basically normal in this world. There are plenty of ppl literally strong as in literally super hero strong even without the devil fruit powers. So, who knows what awaits throughout the rest of the Strawhat's adventures.
Mihawk is the MVP
Love him soooooooo much !
He and Zoro are my anime crushes ❤
Garps nickname is "The Fist" and yes it`s his singnature move to trow canonballs. He actualy sank a few ships by throwing canonballs. In the anime there is a scene where his ships staff were loading canonballs like in a machine gun for Garp to throw them. So, yup thats Luffys Grandpa.. Garp The Fist. Heroe of The Marines.
Grandpa breaking his boat was the right choice. Luffy had his boat sink on his first day at sea in the first episode.
And yes, Garp is absolutely crazy.
Mihawk is pure swordman, he doesnt have power from devil fruit
So glad you guys seem to be enjoying this !
This series has been one hell of a journey for me, boy I tell ya. From the 4KIDS dub all the way to here. What a stark transformation
I also got teary eyed at the emotional bits, these reactions are so pure
The reason Mohawk said I do like your hat, is because him and shanks have been friends/rivals for years. He knows that shanks gave it to Luffy
Garp is not fired, he is just using his rank to get his grandson without making too much of a ruckus. There are at least two people above him in the Marines who'd kill Luffy without a 2nd thought.
I absolutely loved the show. Makes me feel all warm and fuzzy on the inside, for all the right reasons.
Mihawk clearly said he wondered why an admiral would make him (a warlord) to hunt down a small package. He didn’t attack him because he felt insulted by him. He was although enthusiastic about Shanks hat on that kid. Thus was curious enough to go see him in person. Onepiece story is just freaking flawless.
"Baloon-iful wife..." I love you Cody.
I just blush and kick my feet every time Mihawk is on screen I can’t help it
Fun story: This episode was the first peak at how ridiculous the power scaling is in the world of One Piece. When you start to understand the power scaling. Something new will get added.
I wonder if it was ever Mihawks dream to become the best swordsman, or if he just became that as a result of his adventures
Ahhh sangi is my fav so happy to see you guys get to this one
Glad y'all are still enjoying this. I think they did a great job with this show. Last week's anime episode was amazing and I'm a fan after it took a couple years to catch up. Granted DBZ ain't got shit on the amount of episodes that feel like filler in One Piece, jfc.
Bridgeco, may never see this, but all I'll say about Luffy's grandpa, V-A Garp, is look not only at what he's doing but how's he going about it.
I really enjoy your reaction guys, I need new episode every day! please keep them coming!
"oh they're not gonna kill him!! Its episoDE FIVEEeee!!!" 🤣
5:25 No one can convince me this wasn't improvised
That “Bara-tie” crack me always laughing haha
Mihawk let Luffy go because of exactly the reason he stated. And because he doesnt really take the orders the Marines and World Government dish out seriously. Hes too powerful for them to actually do anything about it when he disobeys, though eventually they do try sending tons of ships and marines after him, which results in him easily annhilating their ships and men with no effort. But hes just a total badass. He has no desire to actually harm Luffy as of yet, and even when he does need to attack Luffy later he still doesnt have a deep desire to do so, basically he has an interest in seeing what Luffy can do as a wild card. He trains Zoro for 2 straight years later and Zoro realizes that even after 2 straight years of training and getting exponentially stronger hes still nowhere near Mihawks level. And given what Zoro accomplishes BEFORE training with him, and the knowledge thats hes gotten immensely more powerful afterwards...him saying that is astonishing because it means Mihawk hasnt ever once shown anything remotely close to his full abilities in the entire series. Though i think eventually Zoro will be able to manage to win before One Piece ends...though i cant see it truly happening until Mihawk either gets too old to keep up or maybe he sacrifices a limb to save someone and confers the title over to Zoro as Zoro would be the 2nd strongest at that hypothetical point. As it stands Zoro isnt even a match for Shanks and Shanks could never beat Mihawk even once despite them battling for fun (although for real as in they could have died as they werent holding back, well Shanks wasnt anyway) with each other, until Shanks lost his arm saving Luffy and Mihawk didnt want to play anymore as it wasnt fun.
I cannot waitttt until your reactions to the final 3 eps they’re so emotionally driven
There’s so many subtly ingenious things Oda did with how he plotted the story, and not showing how good Mihawk fights before Zoro fights him in the manga made Mihawk crushing him much more shocking since we already saw how superhuman Zoro was leading up to their fight
Aaaaah my favorite character for 15 years finalement introduced 😍
sanji!!! mihawk!!! love them
Damn that wound looks serious. Where's a magic reindeer when you need one?
Mihawk is just let luffy go, because he's curious about what luffy will become when he enter grandline,, and the fact that mihawk recognize luffy's straw hat , the same straw hat that shank use..
E5
02:30 Garp's attack
07:45 Mihawk intro
15:55 Mihawk at Baratie
19:15 Mihawk Vs Zoro
Trying to beat Mihawk is like trying to beat Morgan freeman in South Park.
You guys are great 😂
The Wilhelm scream got me too! I'm glad Cody noticed 😂😂
I can't wait to see you guys react to the next episode! That will be a good one to see!
im a little sad that when Gin was telling luffy about his 5000 men and 50 ships being destroyed, that he failed to mention it was all done by ONE man.
4:12 It’s you homie, you and the crew were on some wild ish!
"I thought he was about to rob us or something"
Me (who's seem the anime): "wellll about that"
This show is so great because these characters fail. They have flaws, things are difficult, they overreach their limits and fall down hard. No Mary Sues on this crew.
They did the Mihawks eyes so fucking good.
"I saw what that dude can do."
Yeah... no you didn't. You saw the equivalent of the world's strongest man lifting a ten pound dumbell.
Sounds like cgi makers for that half boat were bored and put Wilhelm scream on it😂
❤❤❤❤❤❤this show and reaction s so much !
Hey guys, you are literally my best reaction channel ❤❤
mihawk saw something on luffy and zoro that is why he spare them..
Garp is definitely crazy, but that's just standard for this family.
That koby and Garp edit was top tier lmfao
If mihawk was serious in this he can slice whole baratie restaurant in half
Mihawk is literally one of strongest character in one piece verse anime or manga or LA
Y'all in for a ride , wanna know what happens next , check out the anime too
That was fire
Mihawk didn't bring in Luffy because, as he said, "The world could use more wildcards". There's a better explanation of what exactly he means by that next episode
Yea that's one thing I didn't like that they changed the fact that Usopp is a sniper prodigy he can literaly take anything that can be shot even if its his 1st time using the weapon he will hit his mark, so L writers for that, they jealous of ODAs master writing
It's good to see even people with no history or One Piece enjoying the series.
Mihawk just kinda wants to watch the world burn, tbh. He let luffy go because he decided that ot would be more fun to just watch the chaos unfold than it would be to chase the kid down.
Mihawke liking Luffy's hat is a knod to him knowing who Shanks is.
zoro goes from twirling his swords to having one in each hand.... alrighty