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season 2 in 2024

Just seeing the looks of wonder, shock and joy on peoples faces watching this for the first time and LIKING IT!, is the best feeling in the world aas a long time fan.

@@ShiroNura I stopped watching at Thriller Bark and this has made me pick it back up. Terrible decision stopping, Sabaody and Impel Down have been excellent so far and I know that Marineford is one of the best arcs in anime so not ready

You're caught up? Geez... I thought of getting into it, but seeing how long it is, just noped out.

@@rodjacksonx i caught up in a couple months bc i was so addicted to the story, i wish it was 2000 episodes

@@hahamagine Same. Caught up back in 2012 and it took like 6 months. Been following it since, and am caught up on the manga. Best story ive ever seen in an anime.

Well of course. Oda was the front runner

sameeee ! This slapped so fuckin hard! I even kinda want to watch the anime now because of how great this was but the over 1000 episodes are honestly what kept me previously from it😂

if u liked it i would highly recommend u to continue reading from the manga or watching the anime as it has like 1000+ chapters and episodes and the live action only adapted like 60 (around 90 chapters in the manga)episodes, and trust me it gets wayyy better later on, it just keeps getting better, the world gets much more complex and the story becomes more mature

@@mrsfahrenheit think of it like a, how should i say this, a part of your day., just watch 2-3 episodes in a day, and time flies. i started this January, and caught up in like 4 months (turns out i love it so i binged 10 eps or so a day). if you want to start, just some heads up,in the end you'll most likely think that it's too short😂

@@mrsfahrenheit lmao i was the same until i started watching it and now that i am caught up, i feel sad cuz now i need to wait every week for new chapters and episodes, trust me once u catch up to it 1000 episodes will feel short and u will want more episodes

People wanna watch instead of the actual accurate anime, bandwagons ruin everything

Amen. I absolutely love the Live Action.

Yeah, I literally expected nothing of this live action, aside from it being garbage. You can say it completely exceeded my expectations, it is not a masterpiece but it is very f$cking good and that is enough for me.

I also watched the show twice before taking to KZfaq for the many amazing reactions

@@crys9982 i know right I love One Piece

And the creativity of the world is awesome

it is such a comforting show

Yeah, I had no idea that was coming, when I started watching this show. I went in, basically totally blind. Only the vague sense that it involved pirates and that the manga and anime have been running for so many years. I'm grateful they take themselves seriously. It would be so easy, so hack-ish, for the writers to poke fun at everything like some cynical MCU film that doesn't even try to care about the product or the fans. Everything's postmodern, deconstructed, blah blah ad nauseam. But no, this world of One Piece is ridiculous but it makes itself real by treating it like a real place. All the characters are consistently genuine. Immediate suspension of disbelief achieved. I got invested very quickly, and the show is so entertaining, fun, and optimistic, I just had to keep watching episodes as quickly as I could. You can tell everyone on set wanted to be there, and wanted to bring this wacky world to life in a respectful manner.

World building is better than game of thrones, those who are caught up with anime know.

Honestly, it would be better to say that One Piece's world building rivals that of Middle Earth (from LotR, etc). It's the very rare case of the author knowing exactly where he wants to take the story over the course of nearly 3 decades, and (most importantly) the editors/publishers not getting in his way. There's also an inherent understanding that for everything we see firsthand through the Straw Hat crew's adventures, there's a thousand more things happening elsewhere in the world that we'll never see. For every major island that the crew has a grand adventure in, there's a dozen more equally quirky but less plot relevant islands in between where they're implied to have gone ashore, had fun for a day or two, restocked on supplies, and kept moving.

im glad its towards the endgame, nothing worse than a author dying without finishing the story

oddly enough, the marine fortress scene is right where Daenerys releases the Unsullied. one of those archways out of the plaza is where Danny tells Missandei "Yes, all men must die... but we are not men."

A big smile appeared on _my_ face when I watched this show as a totally new person with essentially zero knowledge of the world, its characters, or even the basic premise. This show is great. Sucked me in almost immediately, probably starting when Luffy first appeared on screen and had his talk with the bird. I had no idea about the fantasy elements or the other weird things, but they really sold it. I was invested quickly, suspension of disbelief achieved. I'm so glad they take the setting and events seriously. Nobody's making snarky jokes and making fun of the ridiculous stuff that happens. This show is sincere, not cynical, not _MCU._ They want to entertain me, not lecture at me or subvert my expectations. They care. They have real talent to pull it off, too. More of this please, Hollywood, stuff like this is desperately needed. It's genuine, it's optimistic, with morally good (but flawed) characters, and a story structure that's familiar and will stand the test of time. It's obvious that Eiichiro Oda's creative control is the key element that makes this work in Once Piece vs. many other recent adaptations that are abominations. I've read that he's been strict, but fair, and they needed to do some substantial rewrites at times to meet his standard. There are other good storytellers out there who could license IPs and produce successful works if you give them creative control too so the IP will be respected and remain consistent. I suspect, these days, most of them will be from Asia. So be it. I'll be eagerly awaiting season 2 of the live action One Piece, and thinking seriously about if I can invest the time in getting into the anime (I know that'll be a full time job if I try and catch up quickly, and I also can tell already I'll want to binge it as fast as I can once I start).

as someone who's never seen the anime or read the manga before I now want to get into it 😂 I think this alone says so much about how good the show is

​@mrsfahrenheit same. I watched maybe 4 eps of the anime b4 but this show has made me fully invest

the anime is just alot slower but worth the watch@@system0fadowner251

@@mrsfahrenheit I'm in the same boat as you, no pun intended.

Finally? Lol it just came out. Relax

@@E.T.FoneHome-lz4ce ik, guess I was too excited 😅

​@alexandramunoz9024 Nah, It's perfectly fine to be excited to watch other enjoy what you like! Especially your favorite creators!

In the end, it was the un-adaptable that broke the curse. Who woulda thought?

@@Whitewingdevilexactly what I thought! I never would've guessed this show was adaptable at all from what I've seen and heard from it over the years but damn they absolutely killed this However we do need to remember that this is technically the adaption of the Manga and not the anime

Yeah. I'm also really concerned about the actors getting hurt, especially with Mackenyu (Zoro's actor) holding a sword in his mouth and doing pretty intense battle scenes. He did say that he got a lot of cuts in his mouth because of that 😣 Maybe they could make him wear teeth protectors or something, or making the sword even lighter so nothing happens to his teeth (I really don't wanna say this but god forbid his teeth getting damaged or him losing any tooth 😫 Oh god no)

I know enough to know that 10% is a substantial commitment. I'm pondering myself if I even have time to get into the anime. But this live action show has really got me wanting to do so.

@@fakecubed im now 100% caught up to one piece! haha, it’s great to watch in your free time. it’s such a great anime, genuinely had me feeling for the characters +the world building is one of the best!

which is honestly still so mind blowing to me

Can you please please name those non fan reactors??

@@thedoctor3528 to name a few channels. Alex and anime, Mikey venture, omn1media, cinepals, reel rejects, magic magy.

I've seen this post with the wrong number on Mr 7 in various channels now. Better update your copy & paste source.

​@@student76543I have the timestamps saved but i always forget to change it when i notice it lol and keep on doing it, gonna change it now

He is but why did they make him so Dark buggy is a comedic relief

@@tyyyy5733 yeah he gives joker vibes bit honestly i don't mind the change... also they were obviously going to make changes like this one

I'd always heard it was good, but never heard much about it besides that, and was intimidated by the sheer volume of material and figured I'd never have the time. After seeing this live action adaptation, I really want to make the time, now. What a fun, entertaining, and optimistic story. Went into it blind, no idea what to expect, just that people were saying it was a good adaptation and a good production in general, and just over 24 hours later I had watched it all and was hankering for more. I think One Piece is going to get a *lot* of new fans because of this show. Certainly won me over. And I'm really happy for all you longtime fans that you got a good adaptation where so many other fandoms have been let down recently. Really seems to help when the original creator is on board and has creative control over the adaptation. Wish Hollywood would do more of that.