He got so lost he entered the same room twice

yo wtf how? xD

XD

I laughed my ass off when I watched that episode for the first time, especially on "vegetable punch"😂

@@fluzzles FUUUREEEEESHUU!!!!!

@@fluzzles dude the best episode of franky is the right left song with the gramps, the kid and the dog

450? It took me only like 40 episodes..

It took me 2 episodes to love one piece

that's a myth

It gets good at syrup village, then I fell In love

Bro it’s called “out of context” for a reason😭😭😂😂

I wonder why an OUT OF CONTEXT video has NO CONTEXT I'm ABSOLUTELY FLABBERGASTED

…That’s what “out of context” is all about😭

@@Godd858 I am flabbergasted by the implication that you fail to comprehend that I made the comment without knowing the obvious. Yes, these are out of context but when you make a video 'out of context', it should be enjoyable even out of context. Many scenes and jokes in this video NEED context and have no relevance out of context. There are multiple scenes in One Piece that can be shown out of context to a non-OP viewer but not all scenes.

@@devadathans5506 The notion that @whyyou_glancing-here 's comment has left you perplexed by the insinuation that you are unable to grasp the obvious intent behind it astonishes me. Let me delve into this further. While it is true that the comments I made were extracted from their original context, it is important to remember that when crafting a video that is intentionally "out of context," the aim is to provide an entertaining experience even when divorced from its original setting. Consider the analogy of a jigsaw puzzle. Each piece of the puzzle contributes to the overall picture, and some pieces may hold inherent significance on their own, while others derive their meaning from their placement within the larger whole. Similarly, a well-constructed video that is designed to be "out of context" should capture moments that retain their charm, humor, or intrigue independently. It's akin to extracting the most vibrant and captivating pieces from a larger narrative tapestry, allowing them to shine brilliantly on their own. Nonetheless, I acknowledge your observation that some scenes and jokes within the video may indeed require context to fully appreciate their nuances. This is not a weakness of the approach but rather a testament to the depth and richness of the original material. Just as a single line from a poem can resonate deeply within us even when we lack knowledge of the entire poem, certain scenes in the video might provoke curiosity or amusement without necessitating a comprehensive understanding of the overarching story. Drawing a parallel to the world of cinema, consider the genre of movie trailers. These brief previews often encapsulate the essence of a film, captivating the audience's interest and sparking their curiosity. These snippets are carefully selected to evoke emotional responses and draw viewers in, even when removed from their original context. Applying this concept to the realm of One Piece, a popular anime and manga series, there are undoubtedly scenes that can be shared with a non-One Piece viewer, inviting them to appreciate the characters' dynamics, the animation quality, or the sheer creativity of the world-building. While it's true that not all scenes are equally accessible to those unfamiliar with the series, this is not a flaw but rather a testament to the complexity and depth of the storytelling. In conclusion, the creation of an "out of context" video aims to strike a balance between providing standalone entertainment and preserving the essence of the source material. It invites viewers to explore intriguing moments that can captivate them independently while also enticing them to delve deeper into the narrative for a more comprehensive understanding. The selection process involves a delicate art of curation, accentuating the brilliance of isolated fragments without diluting the grandeur of the complete picture.

@Kudo Shinichi Glasses: *exists* Gintoki: "SHINPACHI"

Maybe but gintama is not anime but literally jokes

right.. remind me what having everything has to do with anything, mixing shit up are we?

But you have a law pfp..

@@zen413 im big fan of one piece but its just the truth

Yea thats why its fun, goofy isnt bad

@@murcielagociferr Fr one piece is goofy asf and it’s still my favorite show, that’s what makes it so good

Goofy aaah aaah show, yet when it gets serious, there's very few things more serious than it.