Hello Nose have eyes my name is Isaiah and I have something important to say to you. God loves you and like any father he wants to help you and keep you safe especially from the devil. But I am not just speaking to you about this I am also talking to your fans about this. God loves us all and he wants us all to be saved not just from ourselves but from the devils clutches. Do not be afraid to come to the Lord for his love is for evreyone Shalom Shalom.

While I think your review could've been a lot more precise on your criticism and expanding on the characters and the story itself, just to make it more understandable. It kind of comes off more like you're bashing the show rather than telling the viewers more about the plot and characters. Though I do agree with you on some points (i.e. the side characters being shallow and the love triangle) and I don't think the video is bad, just needs more tweaking. To me, the show was solid in season 1-3 but 4 was the catalyst. They randomly shoved Lee into the background and made that annoying blonde more prevalent. Lee's dumb friends somehow were considered as integral characters and the mysteries weren't as good and weren't letting the viewer catch onto things on there own. Also, more on the love triangle-- truthfully I don't like Tina or Jenny at all. I really don't understand why the writers keep wanting the viewers to like them because they're so annoying and irrelevant. Tina was actually pretty decent in Season 3 from development, up until they scrapped it and made her basically female Lee and even creepier than ever. Jenny was actually smart and interesting until they made her into a simp for The Serpent/Lee. I don't want this comment to really get longer than it already is, so I'll just leave it here. Have a good one man.

they did my boy hatchi dirty

People seem to forget that Oda is in on the production of the live action

The Live action was garbage on so many levels it just had good casting (visually speaking bc the acting was doo doo) and like 3 cool scenes going for it

Funny, the resolution I get is people on Netflix just could care less about One Piece story. Like, at all. ⭐⭐

I dunno man, everyone praised this when it came out.. But for me? It was so disrespectful to the original. Changing stuff for no reason, cringeworthy to look at sometimes, missing important things that'll just bite them back in the ass later (no Hachi? Why bruh) Just another show that doesn't work outside of its regular cartoony style

Luffy sticking around to hear Nami's backstory is definitely the biggest fumble of the live action show.

it was actually stated that they in fact did not have any budget to properly produce the arlong park

I found it weird that they skipped the fight outside in syrup village

3:35 actually facts though, crazy how some people will deny that. That wound literally got *fear* into Arlong's eyes. 3:46 wtf, lol yeah anime Zoro would just turn around with his typical "Heh?" 4:40 damn, get out, WDYM he's the best. Honestly when seeing him in the intro before meeting him I disliked him a lot. But the moment we actually met him, and I heard his VA I did an immediate 180. I will say because of age, the VA is not as good anymore these days as he was but although I generally don't pick favorites, if I absolutely have to Usopp is one of them. He's your ground in reality kind of together with Nami, he's just such a *real* character. Usopp getting the absolute shit beat out of him, is such a part of the character because he's so human, he's pretty much *just a guy* he's doesn't have crazy powers or casually has an entire building drop on him like Zoro or Sanji. Despite being a normal person, and getting hurt like a normal person he always ends up "being the bravest" fighting despite his weakness and fear, and ultimately winning. He deserves his current bounty 100% You are 100% right about everything about Arlong Park though they literally *missed the point* of *a lot of it* like that's one of the main reasons I really didn't wanna watch the Live Action despite people saying it was good. Like somewhere inside, I already knew they were gonna mess all these things up and it wasn't gonna make much sense. Just sad it was actually *this much* especially the village and her sister, that's by far the worst it did. Almost all other things are just things it "missed out on" like most adaptations, it misses out on hidden depth but even the Anime does that compared to the manga sometimes. But actually making something just "that wrong" is stupid. 2nd worst offense is defenitly Luffy listening to her backstory, *Luffy skips all the flashbacks* that's basically like his whole deal, he has 0 IQ but maxed out on EQ. Anyway of course, if it gets more people into actually reading the manga or watching the anime I don't have anything against the Live Action. It's just that it ultimately can't and couldn't avoid "the problem" of all live action adaptations. It's basically just an alternate universe with different versions of the characters.

This is a small criticism but I think Nami stealing the Merry was an important detail that they didn’t put in the live action. It made her disappearance feel much more like a betrayal because none of the strawhats knew about Arlong at that point. So her stealing the Merry and Luffy sending Zoro and Usopp to get her was a bigger deal

I'll still never get the people who only watch live action shows. I mean I'm glad people liked it but it annoys me on how much they're missing out. They really have no clue.

If you support Martin Scorsese’s dream lol

One thing that i have a problem with the LA is Luffy is not stupid enough. He's just not as goofy as i imagined it to be

The luffy with a sword moment is unironically essential for his story and they dropped it for unnecessary garp screen time

The only problem is that Arlong's nose is too short

people are finally opening their eyes on the LA

i agree 100% with luffy being less competent in the early parts of OP live action. in the manga oda makes him seems like his always able to save the day no matter what... so when he can't later on, it hit much harder, and that blunt trauma brakes him and he need to take a while to rebuild himself and understand his nor ready yet. luffy being able to job almost everyone up til sabaody but then getting blown away it what make the new world seem that much more of a big deal as well. luffy was a big fish in a small pond, but the new world is an ocean full of sharks.

Me searching for any critique of the live action that talks about the many issues it has. (Good, let the hate flow through you)

A small critique I have for the live action is when Nami asked Luffy for help is that they don’t use a back up shot revealing the rest of the crew they just pan over revealing them.

My biggest problem with the live action was how they pointed out the fishman racism too early. When its shown that the fish men are the oppressed race in saboady it made me have a moment of self reflection where I realized that people with a mindset like mine were the problem in the one piece world. I had seen the things they were capable of and didn't know about their history or enslavement. When I saw the live action I realized that nobody who sticks exclusively to the live action will ever have that moment and it made me a bit sad.

The entire idea of live action anime in general makes 0 sense and they’ll never be good, they’ll just leave a bunch of things out and make dumb changes

11:06… cmon dude it’s not hard to drop a spoiler warning. say whether or not ur gonna show and talk about shit beyond what the LA covers.

for me personaly they made luffy feel less like a force of nature that actully had a good chance of makinging it (only to get humbled later) to someone that wasn't a futer yanko

Arlong park was the weakest of the live action arcs. it felt poorly mismanaged especially Nami's relationship with her sister and the village. They went for needless botom of the barrel drama, having the villagers actually hate her along with Nojiko. I know they probably had budget issues near the end and thats understandable. An easy edit that would have taken no effort, and literally cost nothing. Was having Nojiko and the villagers know about the deal nami mande with arlong. At the very minimum Nojiko should have known. Going to there mothers grave should have been a touching moment between the two, its the one place there allowed to be safe and open as sisters. It wouldn't have effected the budget and it would add a deeper layer of character development for Nami and Nojiko as sisters. It would have also add a bunch of show don't tell. If anything i feel they did the actress who played Nojiko dirty giving her a poor script to work with.

I agree, and it's not just this arc. Live action doesn't really do justice to ANY of the core themes of the story. Doesn't mean it's not a good show standing on its own, but in terms of adaption, it just isn't one piece. Everything feels flat.

Eiichiro Oda helped work on the live action. You misunderstood the arc, not him

Sure echiiro oda misunderstood his own work gotcha

ur wayy too underrated

Arlong park is terrible normally

I'm surprised not more people are mentioning Sanji though. I like the changes they made, that he's more flirtatious than downright perverted, and I think the actor did a great job, but I wish they would have explored his character more at the Baratie. I think a large part of why he joined in the original is from watching Zoro fight Mihawk, seeing someone fight to the death for their own dream, and having that compared to himself giving his dream up. I don't think Zeff telling him something along the lines of "giving up is staying here" should have been enough. He must have heard that several times through the years, and we weren't really shown why Sanji would listen to it this time. I feel like there was no moment that explored why he changed his mind.

I still dislike how they gave nojiko aramament haki.

They misunderstood a lot more than Arlong Park, Luffy is a COMPLETELY different character, at some points I legit thought I was getting trolled with how much he acted like the complete opposite of Luffy in the manga.

Perfect? No Still brilliant? For an 8 episode show, definitely.

The live action was still amazing. Oda changed everything to fit into a live action format. Not everything has to be down the key! Netflix gave them 8 episodes so they did the best they could. Cant wait to see what happens next

The Live action just sucks.

4:23 I wanted to see the rubber knife part adapted

There another goof live action (alita)

I won't forgive them for removing Hachi

188 subs is crazy

I disagree. I like how the characters are a lot more mellow and less animated than their anime counterparts especially nami. One of the biggest flaws in live action anime adaptations, is the fact that the characters try to imitate anime character personas. It makes the show feel cringy, I like the more realistic characters, even if it is a fictional world it doesn’t feel like they are forcing the acting, like they are genuinely joking how they would normally.

6:45 bro snuck in an edit 😭😭

Luffy didn't have to listen to her back story, he knows NOTHING about what's going on. All he knows that Nami was suffering and he's going to kick some ass for making her cry. However Luffy knew that Nami was trapped by experiencing first hand what her prison looked like. When he hold the blody pen she used to draw maps over and over again, the maps piling up every where, and Arlong's words of enslaving Nami are what enraged him and cause him to deliver the final blow and destroy the entire Arlong Park with it. Luffy had his own way discovering Nami's pain and his own way in destroying it.

185 subscribers?? YOU ARE SO UNDERRATED omg

i watched the live action first but now that i'm up to date with the latest ep of the anime, i didn't even expect them to change so much of the plot, plus the east blue crew's personalities are entirely different, raging from bad (zoro) to average (luffy nami) to good (usopp, sanji). the portrayal of zoro's character is more of a time-skip zoro if anything. he's too serious whereas zoro in the animanga was more laid-back, and he only became more serious after his training with mihawk. usopp and sanji on the other hand were so GOOD. LA usopp has charisma like no other, and while animanga usopp still has that creative side that makes him shine, i hated how much of a coward he was even after post-time skip. jacob just has that effortless rizz. taz too!!! i love sanji's backstory and character, but no words can describe how much i hate sanji's perviness. they actually made him likeable in the live action, more of smooth gentleman who flirts instead of nosebleeding perv💀now, luffy on the other hand, as much as i love iñaki, he didn't quite capture luffy's true essence. luffy is unpredictable. he looks at a grisly scene and says "oh well" and shrugs as if nothing happened. he's a total airhead who can't read the room but is extremely packed with battle IQ. LA luffy is more bubbly, while he's still portrayed as an airhead, he seems to be one of those anime MCs who would beat the villain out of the power of friendship. animanga luffy is different, that's what makes him such a great shonen MC. i think the difference between them is that animanga luffy is more like "wow. you're weak." deadpan expression while picking his nose, whereas LA luffy is more like, "wow, you're weak!" biting back an awkward laugh and shaking his head. both are good but og luffy is funnier...

Agreed with your take. But given the production circumstances and Netflix’s inability to take risks like adding more episodes certainly limited how much could have been explored, so a rewrite into a completely different character dynamic was necessary. From the non fans, they thought it was amazing anyways, since the village hating on Nami was kind of foreshadowed in Syrup Village, where Nami talks about her blind hatred for pirates and rich folks, villainizing them like how her village villainized her. It was a different dynamic that is (arguably) less nuanced than the original. But for an 8 episode season they really did deliver imo

The live action doesn't know the real strength of Garp. If Luffy fought Garp that early, he would have ended up like Zoro after fighting Mihawk.

The live action is an interesting one piece au, a more anxious Luffy, a more involved garp, a less dorky zoro strange

You are nitpicking