I'm ever more thankful for this One Piece community, both in the creation of videos like this to offer guidance for new fledgling pirates, or for the enthusiasm and passion that permeates throughout every comment and suggestion I have encountered. You are the real treasure. I'm just here for the adventure of continuously discovering more about this gem of a community!
Japanties! 😹😹😹☠ That's hilarious LOL Awww, your class sounded adorable! Glad you liked the video! One Piece is a hell of a journey, and I'll say, starting with the anime and experiencing the stellar soundtrack and voice acting, and taking that into your reading of the manga, is an absolute JOY. Cheers! 😸
I'd been waffling back and forth on whether to go with the manga first or the anime, but after seeing the "Why You Should Watch/ Read One Piece" video, it really helped me understand how intentional every panel Oda makes is, and I feel like I want to see the moments play out in the anime first, so that I can find a far deeper appreciation when I begin come to it in the manga. If you liked my stories of Japan so far, wait until I get a wild hair one day and start reacting to Fairy Tail! 🧚♂️ That one will always have a special place in my heart because I discovered it. No recommendations, or UA-cam videos, or friends already watching it (like DBZ). It was solely my own unique discovery, and it captured my heart by episode 3, and it's how I made so many wonderful memories and connections with students, too! I definitely want to do a reaction series to that someday as well! But for now, the dawn of adventure awaits!
Definitely take your time whether it's with the anime or the manga. I plan to do something similar - react to anime, and then go in-depth as much as I can in reading their manga counterparts for the sake of keeping me on track with discussion
17:30 I love your perspective on this. I am like that too. I want to share my stories, real or fictional to others, I'm tired of them sitting in my brain. I don't care if they become popular or not, If one person out there can enjoy the stories I want to create, that is enough for me.
The want to entertain, is in my opinion, one of the noblest pursuits. Keep creating and chasing those stories! Make sure to make a lot of noise in this world too, so I can one day hear them! 🤘
I am almost 31, and basically only now am I wanting to git gud at drawing (comics) for the sole purpose of surprising myself & appeasing at least one other person (my boyfriend, or best friends. Our imaginations tho)
Outside looking in, it can seem like a lot of the web of world building is fan made, but i assure you, weve been trained to be this way by Oda-sensei's skill. He has proven time and time again that we need to pay close attention to these details. This nature is in my opinion the real genre of one piece. It is a mystery. The entire ride we are learning the world with our characters, narration is notably a HUGE rarity. We as viewers are along with the ride, only equipped with sprinkles of information the crew doesnt have. We want the protagonist to achieve his goal because we are invested in it as well, we crave that answer and that entire journey. Welcome aboard if you decide to go the whole route.
"I'm with you till the end of the line, Buggy." - Captain...err... shoot. Let's just chalk this up to an "at least you tried". What I meant to say in my clever not-so-clever fashion is that I am committed to see this thing through! 🏴☠️
Welcome aboard to the journey of a lifetime! It's always great to find someone new learning about One Piece. Hope you enjoy the ride! I've been reading/watching since 2004, and Oda has not disappointed!
Thank you so much! Quite literally just hit 'Stop Recording' on Episode 14. I'm loving every moment. It's very clear to me this is something special, not just from a storytelling perspective, but also from the personal connections I and so many others are having with the story. It's been such a great privilege to be able to share my journey through One Piece so far. Thank you for letting me play a small part in your One Piece journey, and thank you also for playing a part in mine!
Sneaking stuff into real food is more of an American thing. Japan uses actual food most of the time. In fact, most other countries wonder why the Nutrition Facts for alot of our food is so dang long per product.
😄 🤣 TRUE. I think for this video, however, I just specifically meant Momotaro and its influence and prevalence in Japanese culture and media. I couldn't help but think that Luffy exploding out of the barrel wasn't at least a passing nod at Momotaro, and if you extrapolate it to the nth degree, I could even see Goku coming from that white and purple-y pink-ish space ball as a passing nod as well. Unless you meant about sneaking dolphin meat into tuna onigiri? It might have been one of those urban legends the veteran English teachers told us newbies. Or maybe it was because of that Blackfish documentary being so new and widely talked about at the time. But yeah, it's crazy how much we eat is just chemically induced fattening. Appreciate your thoughts 🙏
I know what you’re looking for in terms of dreams and aspirations I cannot wait for you to start your dreams and wants videos and then the reactions because this story is so inspirational and early on has, imo, the keys to success in anything. I’ve been thinking about doing a motivational One Piece break down and this just pushes me closer to doing that.
Please do! And when you do, be sure to come back here and let me know! I'm really looking forward to that "Dreams" video because it is both a time capsule and a message in a bottle for people the world over. It must be a strong hook because it seems as though the message has been received before I even wrote it! I definitely think I'll script that video. I love these reactions because they are immediate, raw, and honest, but I'll talk for hours while looking like I'm squinting to see through fog in that video. My script will still be raw and honest, just way better FOCUSED! 🤣 Thank you for being part of this journey with me and, by extension, letting me be part of yours as well!
Slowly but surely...my advice to tackling all one piece content. A good channel I love for one piece is Grandline Review. Super Eye Patch Wolf is such a good channel! 💕
Something that these videos do not mention I think is the fact that this world is developing post apocalypse of a great war and due to that great war, there are islands that seem so backward and others that use technology of the future. And it's not just islands, but also the many side stories, characters so diverse or traumatic pasts because they are not living in a period of peace.
Oh, intriguing! Is this ever directly referenced? Maybe far later in the series, I imagine. But that would account for the wide range of visuals and cultures from island to island, from what I've seen! Thank you for the insight!
I hope you'll embark on the one piece journey and enjoy as much as all of us do. And if you do make reviews I'll be with you on your journey. I'm looking forward to hear your thoughts as you go.
Thank you so much for the warm welcome! I feel like I'm spending all this time to mentally prepare myself for the long road ahead, but who knows if I'll ever be fully ready. Leaving off into the mystery of the unknown IS the adventure, though! See you on the Grand Line!
I'll do a bit of explaining about the 4Kids-dub, because it's an interesting case-study in failure, and the main reason the series never really broke into the mainstream in the west: The production-company that acquired the rights to One Piece, was in charge of dubbing series like Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh. They were catering for younger demographics, which in their minds they needed to scrub the original series' clean of most japanese influences, and refit the show into American sensibilities concerning cultural norms, coarse language, violence and sexuality. Pokemon, for example, edited all references to "Onigiri" into being referenced as "jelly donuts", with some scenes even having images of riceballs replaced with sandwitches etc. In One Piece's case, they took on something they clearly did not understand. One Piece, despite it's optimism and the theme of adventure, was aimed at teens, and included depictions of blood and violence right from the start. For example, one of the first storylines involves the characters infiltrating a naval base, where the guns of every single marine were either drawn over to be waterpistols, or were rewritten in the show to make it clear that they were non-lethal. At one point, a gun pointed at a character's head was replaced by a cartoon hammer. They drew over spikes that pierced a person's arm to add suction cups. And of course they deleted a lot of cleavage. Added to that, in the process of writing the dialogue, the production-team made every effort to add their own jokes, (dated) cultural references and off-beat humour into the story, in an effort to make the show even sillier. This clashes heavily against the self-seriousness of the original narrative, and made the mood-switch the show needed to make in order to hit it's dramatic moments almost impossible. The casting of the show didn't exactly help either, as they were working on no budget, and a very limited cast of voices. They might not have realized at the start, that the show was not going to be episodic, and was going to have a single continuing narrative touching on heavy themes, such as loss, slavery, starvation and the ethics of the state's monopoly on violence. And their contribution to that narrative was to add more puns. Soo... the show did not do very well Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh already existed, and were a better fit for commercial artistic bankruptcy, because they were not art-driven franchises. . A lot of kids thought OP just looked weird, and decided to watch the edgy, cool cartoons, where everyone was wearing black and bleeding instead.
This is such an impressively comprehensive look back. Wow. Thank you for taking the time to share all this! I grew up without cable through the 90s (apart from Star Wars episodes V and VI VHS recorded from Showtime on the VCR. Haha.) So I was about 13 or 14 when we got satellite TV, and I discovered this thing called Toonami that my friends were into. Namely, a show I had watched at a friend's called Dragon Ball Z. I never really strayed to any other anime outside of it (and I've still never seen it all!) Exceot for Samurai Pizza Cats (which sounds like it suffered a similar fate to One Piece!). Haha! So I was much older when I learned about One Piece. And I'll admit, I shared similar sentiments if not really being too keen on the art style. Heck, even being in Japan and inundated with One Piece everywhere I still didn't have the same appreciation for it. I've had so many missed opportunities, but now, I think I understand I'm at the right place, the right time, and in the right frame of mind to enjoy and appreciate this phenomenal narrative achievement. It's thanks to comments and willingness of this incredible community to help bolster that appreciation with insights I might never have gleaned otherwise. I'm truly thankful for the time you have taken to bring me along on your One Piece journey, and I'm so thankful you took the time to be part of mine! 🙏 ☝️✌️
I did a quick Google search and couldn't find anyone of prominence in China named Koki. Who is it that you had in mind? This particular student was Japanese... with a Japanese name... and I taught him when I lived in... Japan...
They worked so incredibly hard to bring this information to the One Piece community, both new and old. It was an honor to have been recommended this video by that same community! I appreciate your support in repaying kindness with kindness. 🙏
I really don't blame folks like that. If I've learned anything, it's that One Piece is a deeply personal journey for so many. History hadn't proved a LA could work. And nobody wants to live through seeing their favorite anything dragged through the mud by the outside public world. And then I think disbelief was the next stage for many. How could a LA become the number 1 show on Netflix in 80+ something countries!? Then, there was the rationalization group. The people that could acknowledge people liked the OPLA, but they weren't experiencing the full and proper story. The whole journey from pre-production to post is a microcosm of great change throughout history. I find myself in the camp of appreciation. The LA stirred a creative passion in me. I knew it was there because of the love poured into the show, but more importantly, the love poured into the story. And that led me on a journey that has brought me to where I am today, reacting to the anime and soon to be enjoying the authoritative source of the manga as well. We are in a new Age of Pirates! I, for one, am ready for this adventure! Thanks for the comment! I enjoyed the discussion! ☝️✌️🏴☠️
I have not had whale myself, but in my country its not uncommon. Its not an endangered species tho Also the 4kids censorship is crazy lmao Its much worse that the cigarette thing, and made no sense 😅
Sorry this is the first video I am watching on your channel, I am unclear you said that you did not know anything beyond along park. Does you knowledge up to there come from the manga, anime or live action?
No problem! I had the anime in dub on in the background (second monitor) while I was editing, and let it play up to about episode 44. I didn't get much out of it since I was mostly editing gaming videos. But some of the One Piece creators I had been watching while getting hyped for the OPLA mentioned that that was where the Live Action seemed to go up to. So I turned on the dub while I worked because the channels I had been watching were getting a little free and loose with spoilers in their speculation. I figured if I'm going to get spoiled by anything, it should be by the story itself. (I had no intention of reacting to it then, but now I'm going back through it since it would be weird to start anime reactions at episode 45) But by this particular video, I had the anime on in the background, binged the LA series. This video is part of 4 videos recommended to me to help give me insight and appreciation into Oda as I had decided I wanted to do a reaction to the anime bh watching it properly. It's a bit of a muddied history. Because I had 500 gaming videos on the channel and unlisted them recently, and had no intention of doing reactions beyond the Final Live Action trailer, and then my review. But the OP community showed up and showed me that this is what they'd like to see. I'm currently reacting to the anime subbed and enjoying actually focusing on it this time through, now having become a One Piece fan!
Yeah, my central air kicked on halfway through the video and distorted the audio. I took the L on that and cut it out to keep the audio consistent and hopefully will never do that again!
Oh, right, as a means to bypass and get caught up quicker? I remember that. I kind of came into it at a weird place because I've already admitted to seeing the English dub up to episode 40. But my reactions to the English sub are genuinely first-time listens. But it was one of those things where I knew people would want to see it from the beginning, so I couldn't just pick up from where I left off. I am genuinely enjoying the process. And to be fair, I'll be in new episodes sooner than later!
@@Noxiddar ahh okay I understand personally I’m 500 chapters into the manga on my first read through so I hope you enjoy every last what you have already seen personally I’ve only been reading on and off for a year and it’s my favourite manga of all time haha
Are you meaning this particular video? I did cut portions of it, but not because of copyright. The worst offender is my central air kicked on halfway through the video and really degraded the audio quality and overall viewing experience for the middle portion of the video. I'll not make that mistake again. I also tend to cut portions if I don't... have a reaction to it. There are a lot of things discussed that I have no real reference for, and so I don't have much to comment on. I can't stand reaction videos where a whole video plays out and the reactor doesn't... react. You know? Lastly, I never want to be a substitute for the original. My reaction should largely focus on how the original video affects me. Whether it's triggering a memory or giving me insight. You'll hear me constantly referring that everyone should go support the original video. No offense taken! I am thankful and grateful you took the time to comment. I hope you can find reactions that satisfy what you are looking for!
I'm ever more thankful for this One Piece community, both in the creation of videos like this to offer guidance for new fledgling pirates, or for the enthusiasm and passion that permeates throughout every comment and suggestion I have encountered.
You are the real treasure.
I'm just here for the adventure of continuously discovering more about this gem of a community!
Senior Pink the legend, he's such a lovable character
Over 1180 characters at the moment about
React to "The Breathtaking world of One Piece"
*Salute* Already locked in and ready to react. I've heard good things about it!
And you should react to the one piece unleased final saga
Japanties! 😹😹😹☠ That's hilarious LOL Awww, your class sounded adorable! Glad you liked the video! One Piece is a hell of a journey, and I'll say, starting with the anime and experiencing the stellar soundtrack and voice acting, and taking that into your reading of the manga, is an absolute JOY. Cheers! 😸
I'd been waffling back and forth on whether to go with the manga first or the anime, but after seeing the "Why You Should Watch/ Read One Piece" video, it really helped me understand how intentional every panel Oda makes is, and I feel like I want to see the moments play out in the anime first, so that I can find a far deeper appreciation when I begin come to it in the manga.
If you liked my stories of Japan so far, wait until I get a wild hair one day and start reacting to Fairy Tail! 🧚♂️ That one will always have a special place in my heart because I discovered it. No recommendations, or UA-cam videos, or friends already watching it (like DBZ).
It was solely my own unique discovery, and it captured my heart by episode 3, and it's how I made so many wonderful memories and connections with students, too! I definitely want to do a reaction series to that someday as well!
But for now, the dawn of adventure awaits!
Japenis
Definitely take your time whether it's with the anime or the manga.
I plan to do something similar - react to anime, and then go in-depth as much as I can in reading their manga counterparts for the sake of keeping me on track with discussion
17:30 I love your perspective on this. I am like that too.
I want to share my stories, real or fictional to others, I'm tired of them sitting in my brain. I don't care if they become popular or not, If one person out there can enjoy the stories I want to create, that is enough for me.
The want to entertain, is in my opinion, one of the noblest pursuits.
Keep creating and chasing those stories!
Make sure to make a lot of noise in this world too, so I can one day hear them! 🤘
I am almost 31, and basically only now am I wanting to git gud at drawing (comics) for the sole purpose of surprising myself & appeasing at least one other person (my boyfriend, or best friends. Our imaginations tho)
Outside looking in, it can seem like a lot of the web of world building is fan made, but i assure you, weve been trained to be this way by Oda-sensei's skill. He has proven time and time again that we need to pay close attention to these details. This nature is in my opinion the real genre of one piece. It is a mystery. The entire ride we are learning the world with our characters, narration is notably a HUGE rarity. We as viewers are along with the ride, only equipped with sprinkles of information the crew doesnt have. We want the protagonist to achieve his goal because we are invested in it as well, we crave that answer and that entire journey. Welcome aboard if you decide to go the whole route.
"I'm with you till the end of the line, Buggy." - Captain...err... shoot. Let's just chalk this up to an "at least you tried".
What I meant to say in my clever not-so-clever fashion is that I am committed to see this thing through! 🏴☠️
Welcome aboard to the journey of a lifetime! It's always great to find someone new learning about One Piece.
Hope you enjoy the ride! I've been reading/watching since 2004, and Oda has not disappointed!
Thank you so much! Quite literally just hit 'Stop Recording' on Episode 14. I'm loving every moment. It's very clear to me this is something special, not just from a storytelling perspective, but also from the personal connections I and so many others are having with the story. It's been such a great privilege to be able to share my journey through One Piece so far.
Thank you for letting me play a small part in your One Piece journey, and thank you also for playing a part in mine!
Sneaking stuff into real food is more of an American thing. Japan uses actual food most of the time. In fact, most other countries wonder why the Nutrition Facts for alot of our food is so dang long per product.
😄 🤣 TRUE. I think for this video, however, I just specifically meant Momotaro and its influence and prevalence in Japanese culture and media.
I couldn't help but think that Luffy exploding out of the barrel wasn't at least a passing nod at Momotaro, and if you extrapolate it to the nth degree, I could even see Goku coming from that white and purple-y pink-ish space ball as a passing nod as well.
Unless you meant about sneaking dolphin meat into tuna onigiri?
It might have been one of those urban legends the veteran English teachers told us newbies. Or maybe it was because of that Blackfish documentary being so new and widely talked about at the time.
But yeah, it's crazy how much we eat is just chemically induced fattening.
Appreciate your thoughts 🙏
If I was one of your students in that course, I would have liked to go by "Bobby Hill"
"Bobby, you failed English? Son, you speak English!" -Hank Hill
Is probably what I would have said to you on the daily. Haha!
I know what you’re looking for in terms of dreams and aspirations
I cannot wait for you to start your dreams and wants videos and then the reactions because this story is so inspirational and early on has, imo, the keys to success in anything.
I’ve been thinking about doing a motivational One Piece break down and this just pushes me closer to doing that.
Please do! And when you do, be sure to come back here and let me know!
I'm really looking forward to that "Dreams" video because it is both a time capsule and a message in a bottle for people the world over.
It must be a strong hook because it seems as though the message has been received before I even wrote it!
I definitely think I'll script that video. I love these reactions because they are immediate, raw, and honest, but I'll talk for hours while looking like I'm squinting to see through fog in that video. My script will still be raw and honest, just way better FOCUSED! 🤣
Thank you for being part of this journey with me and, by extension, letting me be part of yours as well!
Slowly but surely...my advice to tackling all one piece content.
A good channel I love for one piece is Grandline Review.
Super Eye Patch Wolf is such a good channel! 💕
Something that these videos do not mention I think is the fact that this world is developing post apocalypse of a great war and due to that great war, there are islands that seem so backward and others that use technology of the future. And it's not just islands, but also the many side stories, characters so diverse or traumatic pasts because they are not living in a period of peace.
Oh, intriguing! Is this ever directly referenced? Maybe far later in the series, I imagine.
But that would account for the wide range of visuals and cultures from island to island, from what I've seen!
Thank you for the insight!
Dudeeee
That was a huge spoiler
I hope you'll embark on the one piece journey and enjoy as much as all of us do. And if you do make reviews I'll be with you on your journey. I'm looking forward to hear your thoughts as you go.
Great video! as a one piece fan welcome to the journey!
Thank you so much for the warm welcome!
I feel like I'm spending all this time to mentally prepare myself for the long road ahead, but who knows if I'll ever be fully ready. Leaving off into the mystery of the unknown IS the adventure, though!
See you on the Grand Line!
Love the side stories
Our lives are nothing but stories. I'm so glad that in YOUR story, you took the time to appreciate mine. Legend.
I'm grateful for you!
I'll do a bit of explaining about the 4Kids-dub, because it's an interesting case-study in failure, and the main reason the series never really broke into the mainstream in the west:
The production-company that acquired the rights to One Piece, was in charge of dubbing series like Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh. They were catering for younger demographics, which in their minds they needed to scrub the original series' clean of most japanese influences, and refit the show into American sensibilities concerning cultural norms, coarse language, violence and sexuality. Pokemon, for example, edited all references to "Onigiri" into being referenced as "jelly donuts", with some scenes even having images of riceballs replaced with sandwitches etc.
In One Piece's case, they took on something they clearly did not understand.
One Piece, despite it's optimism and the theme of adventure, was aimed at teens, and included depictions of blood and violence right from the start. For example, one of the first storylines involves the characters infiltrating a naval base, where the guns of every single marine were either drawn over to be waterpistols, or were rewritten in the show to make it clear that they were non-lethal. At one point, a gun pointed at a character's head was replaced by a cartoon hammer. They drew over spikes that pierced a person's arm to add suction cups. And of course they deleted a lot of cleavage.
Added to that, in the process of writing the dialogue, the production-team made every effort to add their own jokes, (dated) cultural references and off-beat humour into the story, in an effort to make the show even sillier. This clashes heavily against the self-seriousness of the original narrative, and made the mood-switch the show needed to make in order to hit it's dramatic moments almost impossible. The casting of the show didn't exactly help either, as they were working on no budget, and a very limited cast of voices. They might not have realized at the start, that the show was not going to be episodic, and was going to have a single continuing narrative touching on heavy themes, such as loss, slavery, starvation and the ethics of the state's monopoly on violence. And their contribution to that narrative was to add more puns.
Soo... the show did not do very well Pokemon and Yu-Gi-Oh already existed, and were a better fit for commercial artistic bankruptcy, because they were not art-driven franchises. . A lot of kids thought OP just looked weird, and decided to watch the edgy, cool cartoons, where everyone was wearing black and bleeding instead.
This is such an impressively comprehensive look back. Wow. Thank you for taking the time to share all this!
I grew up without cable through the 90s (apart from Star Wars episodes V and VI VHS recorded from Showtime on the VCR. Haha.)
So I was about 13 or 14 when we got satellite TV, and I discovered this thing called Toonami that my friends were into. Namely, a show I had watched at a friend's called Dragon Ball Z.
I never really strayed to any other anime outside of it (and I've still never seen it all!) Exceot for Samurai Pizza Cats (which sounds like it suffered a similar fate to One Piece!). Haha! So I was much older when I learned about One Piece. And I'll admit, I shared similar sentiments if not really being too keen on the art style.
Heck, even being in Japan and inundated with One Piece everywhere I still didn't have the same appreciation for it.
I've had so many missed opportunities, but now, I think I understand I'm at the right place, the right time, and in the right frame of mind to enjoy and appreciate this phenomenal narrative achievement.
It's thanks to comments and willingness of this incredible community to help bolster that appreciation with insights I might never have gleaned otherwise.
I'm truly thankful for the time you have taken to bring me along on your One Piece journey, and I'm so thankful you took the time to be part of mine!
🙏 ☝️✌️
4:21 so one of the kids you taught was such a big fan of china that he named himself after its leader, thats impressive
I did a quick Google search and couldn't find anyone of prominence in China named Koki. Who is it that you had in mind?
This particular student was Japanese... with a Japanese name... and I taught him when I lived in... Japan...
Ah! Sorry! I didn't look to see which video you had commented on.
I see what you did there. 😏
ononono the backstoyry of mr pink, im crying
Just for the nice thing you said at the beginning about the video creator I will like and sub to your channel.
They worked so incredibly hard to bring this information to the One Piece community, both new and old.
It was an honor to have been recommended this video by that same community!
I appreciate your support in repaying kindness with kindness. 🙏
Many purists still stayed away from the LA, but then again, Many evolved and accepted that only the LA could make OnePiece Global, and it did.
I really don't blame folks like that. If I've learned anything, it's that One Piece is a deeply personal journey for so many. History hadn't proved a LA could work. And nobody wants to live through seeing their favorite anything dragged through the mud by the outside public world.
And then I think disbelief was the next stage for many. How could a LA become the number 1 show on Netflix in 80+ something countries!?
Then, there was the rationalization group. The people that could acknowledge people liked the OPLA, but they weren't experiencing the full and proper story.
The whole journey from pre-production to post is a microcosm of great change throughout history.
I find myself in the camp of appreciation. The LA stirred a creative passion in me. I knew it was there because of the love poured into the show, but more importantly, the love poured into the story. And that led me on a journey that has brought me to where I am today, reacting to the anime and soon to be enjoying the authoritative source of the manga as well.
We are in a new Age of Pirates!
I, for one, am ready for this adventure!
Thanks for the comment! I enjoyed the discussion!
☝️✌️🏴☠️
Good luck reading the manga first and watching anime, ova and ona and movie.
It's definitely going to be a colossal task, but I hear it goes quick!
Editing on the other hand... haha.
Appreciate the well wishes!
Nice Video noxiddar 👍🏻
Thank you! I have MANY more planned!
8:24 was a little confused on the regurgitating memories comment, memories of one piece or Japan?
Definitely about Japan! Of which I do a LOT in my anime reactions.
I personally believe one piece would have been just as well received in the west as dbz if 4kids didn’t get ahold of it
I have not had whale myself, but in my country its not uncommon. Its not an endangered species tho
Also the 4kids censorship is crazy lmao
Its much worse that the cigarette thing, and made no sense 😅
Sorry this is the first video I am watching on your channel, I am unclear you said that you did not know anything beyond along park. Does you knowledge up to there come from the manga, anime or live action?
No problem! I had the anime in dub on in the background (second monitor) while I was editing, and let it play up to about episode 44.
I didn't get much out of it since I was mostly editing gaming videos. But some of the One Piece creators I had been watching while getting hyped for the OPLA mentioned that that was where the Live Action seemed to go up to. So I turned on the dub while I worked because the channels I had been watching were getting a little free and loose with spoilers in their speculation. I figured if I'm going to get spoiled by anything, it should be by the story itself. (I had no intention of reacting to it then, but now I'm going back through it since it would be weird to start anime reactions at episode 45)
But by this particular video, I had the anime on in the background, binged the LA series. This video is part of 4 videos recommended to me to help give me insight and appreciation into Oda as I had decided I wanted to do a reaction to the anime bh watching it properly.
It's a bit of a muddied history. Because I had 500 gaming videos on the channel and unlisted them recently, and had no intention of doing reactions beyond the Final Live Action trailer, and then my review. But the OP community showed up and showed me that this is what they'd like to see.
I'm currently reacting to the anime subbed and enjoying actually focusing on it this time through, now having become a One Piece fan!
@@Noxiddar Thank you very much for your reply
why did soem of the reaction get skipped?
Yeah, my central air kicked on halfway through the video and distorted the audio. I took the L on that and cut it out to keep the audio consistent and hopefully will never do that again!
@@Noxiddar damn would have liked to see what you thought about his other option of watching the one piece movie
Oh, right, as a means to bypass and get caught up quicker? I remember that.
I kind of came into it at a weird place because I've already admitted to seeing the English dub up to episode 40. But my reactions to the English sub are genuinely first-time listens.
But it was one of those things where I knew people would want to see it from the beginning, so I couldn't just pick up from where I left off.
I am genuinely enjoying the process. And to be fair, I'll be in new episodes sooner than later!
@@Noxiddar ahh okay I understand personally I’m 500 chapters into the manga on my first read through so I hope you enjoy every last what you have already seen personally I’ve only been reading on and off for a year and it’s my favourite manga of all time haha
4kids censored the word "sale" off of a sign.
I want to make a capitalism joke, but I'm not that smart. Haha. 🤣
@@Noxiddar Trickle down economics.
Get it? Cause trickle down economics is a joke. I'm funny. Laugh!
Why cut down the reaction to shit tho? I don't think you're gonna get a copyright strike for this. No offense.
Are you meaning this particular video? I did cut portions of it, but not because of copyright.
The worst offender is my central air kicked on halfway through the video and really degraded the audio quality and overall viewing experience for the middle portion of the video. I'll not make that mistake again.
I also tend to cut portions if I don't... have a reaction to it. There are a lot of things discussed that I have no real reference for, and so I don't have much to comment on. I can't stand reaction videos where a whole video plays out and the reactor doesn't... react. You know?
Lastly, I never want to be a substitute for the original. My reaction should largely focus on how the original video affects me. Whether it's triggering a memory or giving me insight.
You'll hear me constantly referring that everyone should go support the original video.
No offense taken! I am thankful and grateful you took the time to comment. I hope you can find reactions that satisfy what you are looking for!
@@Noxiddar well said. people can watch the original video and then watch this to get a fresh perspective of somebody new to the medium.
Japanese? JapaNICE
They did try to eat a mountain size whale in one piece thats why he made that reference