An INCREDIBLE Moment! 👒 ONE PIECE Netflix Live Action Season 1 Episode 7 REACTION!

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[@BOLDcastOnePiece]

🔴We have posted our first reactions to the One Piece Anime on Patreon!:www.patreon.com/collection/129498 Also a note: We will be doing a long podcast-style review of the live action series before moving on to to the anime on youtube where we will talk about predictions and such! So stay tuned for that!

[@sarafontanini7051]

neat :3

[@zackg8019]

Yes, stay pure, at least until S1 is over. It'll help your views too, fyi, OP fans love the reactions from people who've never seen the anime or read the manga.

[@lichtx5628]

"more rare than medium" hes just saying just bc luffy also prefers the same

[@sgerardpandian]

Selfish is the only word from your description that can be associated with Garp. But that man just gets away with things just cos of his reputation.. Btw the kid you got confused about at the execution will come in the end tease of next ep for s2.. :)

[@imdestinymaker]

Looks like the Live action helped alot to conquer the hearts of a new nakamas.

[@marcusc9931]

Nami: "There is no hope." Luffy: "Hold my hat."

[@fakecubed]

His greatest treasure.

[@fakecubed]

Luffy's "Of course I will" being said three times, the way I saw it was first he told Nami, who needed to hear it. Then, Luffy said it to himself, because he needed to hear it too. Then he told the world.

[@wheelchazeal8089]

I love this

[@abeautifullie7579]

Emily Rudd was a perfect cast for Nami. cant wait to see more of her in season 2!!! 👒 👒

[@MorrisWilsonFvcks]

She's a little more serious than the anime but I actually don't mind.

[@user-fj4sk4uj7c]

The girl who plays her in the flashback is the real deal here, maybe the best acting in this live action, ability to cry, act out a dramatic scene and make it look believable, very impressive for someone her age 😮. Maybe she grows to be one of the best

[@Crizo00]

Well, he is 30yo so

[@reinsaxony4623]

Only issue is that she's not exactly young. She already looks much older the the rest of the cast. Once S3 airs she'll be a grandmother.

[@bubuiee9581]

u just said that because u know her age 30 is young and she doesnt look like 30 @@reinsaxony4623

[@concentratedH2O]

I've read manga two times, watched the anime 5 times, still the help me scene gets me and Emily Rudd did an incredible job.

[@username-ql8ox]

And I've read this comment 10 times!!

[@levinkeluargapolca]

I lost my count, but it's still get me everytime. I still cry

[@amuro9624]

I watched this scene for the first time in the early 2000's and have rewatched it many times but yeah when I was watching this on my phone I struggled to not start crying like a bitch in the subway 😂

[@MonkeyDLuffy-bl3cv]

this scene without the OVERTAKEN OST doesn't HIT the same

[@awanders4599]

​@@MonkeyDLuffy-bl3cvthe manga without the ost too

[@pickthestickup]

Koby saved Helmeppo's life in episode 5. he even asked Koby what's wrong when he looked disturbed while they were swabbing the deck. And told him about the Warlords. They're closer now.

[@klyngdoh]

I mentioned it in the Mihawk video, but there were two scenes I really wanted to see done well. "Help me" was the other one, and Emily Rudd absolutely nailed it. She's been a Nami fan forever and it really came through.

[@narendharan7859]

They recreated a lot of the panels❣️ Nami covering her mouth as she turns back when luffy walks back..! The crew waiting- ready on Luffy's word..! Zoro's cry with one hand over his forehead when he made his oath! Goddamn... these actors.. Emily & Mackenyu have embodied their roles!

[@Anakin_Ackerman]

I hope the live action gets to the "nothing happened" scene, its one of my favorites.

[@trash.j]

@@Anakin_Ackerman the sanji wci scenes are my favorites, I wonder if the live action will ever get to them

[@raniellelopez5653]

Im sorry man but that Kid nami actor is so dang good.. nobody talks about her enough but shes good af..

[@kakashisenpai6145]

Exactly!!! She's the best kid actor in the entire show imo

[@user-ym1tt7bp6g]

I agree with you!😊

[@Nheom]

She watch a lot of anime from what I watched in interviews so she might actually be a one piece fan too

[@lanmandragoran8337]

@@Nheom They interviewed the 10 year old?

[@ms.gorgeous9546]

yes she's good. I also notice her great acting.

[@fatboy7609]

I think for many readers and watchers of One Piece, "Help Me," is the moment you go from liking Luffy to loving the guy.

[@fakecubed]

Also nice to see a vulnerable female character actually ask for help instead of just being the girl boss with zero flaws and full Mary Sue omnipotence. Nami loses big time, gets realistically emotional about it, has a full blown mental breakdown, and in her desperation she asks for help. That's what real strength is: falling down and checking your ego enough to get somebody to help get you back on your feet again. You have to lose to make victory meaningful. But that requires weakness, and fear, and failure. Nami is the only _actual_ "strong female character" we've seen in ages from Hollywood. The ones they usually try to push on us aren't even people really. Nami actually makes mistakes, fails, and learns from her failure. Netflix probably wanted her to singlehandedly go beat up Arlong. That would definitely be how Disney would do it. I'm glad Eiichiro Oda has creative control instead of a bunch of Hollywood hacks. All this to say, this is where I started loving Nami. I loved Luffy pretty much from his very first scene in episode 1. His optimism is so infectious. Nami was a compelling character from the start, she's very entertaining and the mystery about her was intriguing. I started liking her more after she learned some lessons interacting with Kaya. But this arc is where she really became a fully 3-dimensional character who I care about and want to see succeed, because this is where we see that she is not always going to have an easy time. The easy path is the wrong path. If only the rest of Hollywood understood that! For Zoro, he needed to get almost killed fighting a much better swordsman. For Usopp, he needed to find his courage after his crying pirate almost got his best friend killed. For Sanji, he needed to voice his gratitude out loud to Zeff and actually set out on his own path instead of sticking around forever out of guilt to repay his debt. And Luffy needed to come to the understanding that a captain has to make tough decisions if he's going to take care of his crew. There's times when he must get very serious. This is great storytelling. More of this, please.

[@fatboy7609]

@fakecubed I think the problem is the corporatization and thus mass manufacturing of stories. Flanderization of archetypes is inevitable once you view media as a product. You can argue American media companies are foolish for becoming convinced that this female archetype is the most marketable. Fine. But once it did, it was inevitable that every female lead would become this archetype. If you were around in the 90's and early 2000's, it was the overstressed girl who was quirky and/or clumsy that was the main lead of basicly every romantic comedy. If you want to look at Manga, how many 'Nice Guy Gamers' go to another world on a girl collecting quest? I also think they did tweak Nami to make her more palatable to non manga fans. Her greed is muted. She is much braver. I think she has better chemistry with Zoro and Usopp. So there is influence there.

[@atheos.1383]

Arlong saying she's the best in the east blue even Fishman or human just shows how good she is. Arlong is a Fishman elitist and believes no human could ever compete with a Fishman in ANY way. So for him to say that bluntly, just shows how skilled she is.

[@MalkuthSephira]

Yep, him admitting that is basically insanely high praise coming from him. Even Arlong can't look at those maps and talk shit, he knows the ocean too well to see that and then still try to criticize them lol

[@stephenferguson9756]

Garp said in this very episode that he was chasing him because he didn't want Luffy to share Roger's fate.

[@saminsanity4766]

I dont think garp is corrupt, necessarily, but he is obsessive about certain stuff, thats for sure

[@lesten2707]

He’s one of those marines that can mostly do what he wants. But he’s definitely one of the good guys.

[@klairvoyance]

@@lesten2707 Yup he was the one to confront 2 actual corrupt Marine figures (Captain Morgan & Nezumi), Garp allocating some of the Marine ressources to hunt Luffy is not corrupt because he's just THAT guy and can do whatever he wants lmao

[@creeperkingdom3190]

​@@klairvoyanceanother thing to think about is his entire find puffy force is made up of new recruits essentially acting as a training exercise its not like his taking full fledged marines that definitely could be doing more important things on his personal expedition.

[@FiskerTon95]

This is one aspect of the live action that I really hated. They didn't have time to flesh out the character of Garp well and ended up making him seem way different than he actually is. In the manga, u never get even the slightest impression that he is corrupt. it's actually the opposite since he is one of the few high ranking marines with a moral compass.

[@zackg8019]

Yeah, I'm not sure where he got the Garp is corrupt thing from. I can't think of anything he's done that suggests he's corrupt, other than do what he could to protect Luffy when he probably would not have for some rando. I think people have an urge to simplify the marines, in both manga and anima and live action, no matter how much Oda seems to very clearly indicate that Marines doesn't equal bad guys, people really try to make it that simple.

[@amuro9624]

The actor for arlong was really good and I love how they wrote his scenes. obviously his way of dealing with what people did to the fishmen is wrong but that makes him a compelling villain because you understand where he's coming from. Instead of using it to excuse his bad actions, that made his actions even worse because he knows what it's like to be on the bad site of oppression yet his answer is to fight oppression with oppression which is never a good idea. That makes him a great antagonist for Luffy too because luffy's all thing is being free and allowing people to be free so they're complete opposite. Btw if you've read the manga you know who jinbei is so hearing his name then immediately the angry reaction from arlong made me go "WOOOO!!!".

[@sinisterpanda2738]

33:19 The build-up throughout the "Help Me" scene was intense. Carson wiping his eyes followed with a long exhale 😤😆 1 more episode left. Let's go kick Arlong's fish butt out of East Blue!

[@mugsmcratmin6842]

The worst of the east baby!

[@silentassason]

Was there a line from Luffy when he gives Nami his hat "Hold on to this for me till I beat Arlong?" Or am I misremembering that? If I'm not that's the only thing i wish was in this episode that wasn't.

[@mugsmcratmin6842]

@silentassason no, he says either "of course I will" or "he's gonna pay" depending on the translation

[@silentassason]

​@@mugsmcratmin6842I dont know where i have that memory from then. Mahbe the 4kids version but i dunno. I always thought he told her to take care of the hat for him while he beats Arlong

[@johns.5124]

Garp is known to the public as Garp the fist or hero of the marines. His full name 'Monkey D. Garp' is known only to very few people. That's how Zeff and Mihawk figured Luffy is his grandchild.

[@onemuststand7353]

In their defense, none of the has been established or emphasized in the Netflix show. This is info we know as fans of the manga/anime. So it's unreasonable for them to understand the connection because the show hasn't shown anything about Garp other than he's a vice admiral and he's Luffy's grandpa.

[@bensenzo]

Spoilers. Wtf?

[@KyouOneZilla]

It's not spoilers, it's something that wouldn't be known by people who don't know the naming structure of asian cultures. Unless you think saying Garps full name is a spoiler but it has no bearing on the plot at all so it's fine. I think it's important to let people know the naming structure because they'll keep calling Luffy "Monkey" otherwise.

[@bensenzo]

@@KyouOneZilla it IS a spoiler. People can realize him and luffy have the same name and clearly see a relation. Also saying he is a hero or fist of the marines IS a spoiler because that hasn't been established on this show🙄

[@jeffreymeehan3567]

This arc is usually the point in the story that changes watchers/readers from liking this story to falling in love with it. The live action did a great job of encapsulating the essence of this arc, though I don't think it outdoes the manga/anime in its storytelling. And this is NOT a diss to the live action show: there just isn't any way that a live action show can perform the same type of storytelling in seven hours that an animated series with almost twice that amount of screentime could. If anything, the fact that they were able to condense that much content into that little amount of runtime and not only make it watchable but actually good, impactful, and emotional to the point that it still brings me to fucking tears is unbelievable, to the point that I half believe that sorcery of some kind was required. My point, though, is this: there is a REASON why One Piece is now almost 11 hundred chapters long. It's incredible length allows it to tell incredibly complex stories that a would be next to impossible with a shorter length. This arc doesn't start until chapter 69 (nice) of the manga, and were introduced to Nami in chapter 8. This means that readers had spent over a year getting to know and learn about Nami, all of which was essentially build-up leading to the arc where we finally learn about her past, her present struggles, the incredibly selfless reason for why she's so money-hungry, and what her actual dreams are. It's just a taste to how incredibly adept Oda, the author, is at long-form storytelling and how to slowly build up to an incredibly powerful payoff story-wise.

[@jaycol21]

Luffy keeps saying his full name and Garp is a world-famous Marine. His full name is *Monkey D* Garp

[@kayvercrownclown3945]

In the manga, Bellemere was shot in the head. This is a detail that is changed in the anime and censored in LA.

[@MooN1terra_]

Not a spoiler, just to be clear: Arlong by himself never was enslaved. He just hate humans in general for what happened with fishmans. Though not all fishmans have the same treat for humans like Arlong, Jimbei for example. But Arlong think about them like traitors and hate them too, that's why he was pissed off. And one more thing: in OP world unfortunately not only fishmans was and can be enslave, mermaids, humans too any kind. But fishmans went through hell for sure.

[@MooN1terra_]

@brookierose8690 may be, but he stuck in his feelings and in the past, he don't want move forward and see difference between real abuser's and who have nothing to do with it. Like Luffy in opla said: good marines and bad marines, gud pirates and bad pirates. Arlong spend 8 years not in fighting for fishmans, but for terrorising innocent people. "Great" empathy 🙃 Jimbei has the same enger inside him, but he understands that its not the way. And people like Ace, Luffy and other changed that.

[@kayvercrownclown3945]

The truth is that it is a spoiler if you clarify something that the anime is going to do in the future, since they are also going to react to it.

[@emiliocorvalan3322]

I have been into One piece for most of my life. I have seen the "help me" moment in three different languages, in multiple re-releases,have read it and watched it multiple times, have seen it in the live action in three languages too and it's been perfect in every version of it. It's easily the greatest moment in the east blue saga and one of the greatest in the whole series, it means a lot to me and to every fan of One piece and I'm so impressed that they were able to pull it off. Now for the trivia. One piece at a time: The guy that is always with Garp,Bogard is actually a nobody he exist but he really doesn't do much, to the point that he has become kind of a meme in the community, most fans don't even know that he has a name, he has had more of a presence in this 8 episodes that in the 1000 chapters of the manga

[@chernoalphaspunch]

Though I like one fanart when he save Garp from BB pirates. Bogard said to Aokiji, "i never thought you will fall this far Kuzan". And Aokiji said, "i try to find you anywhere. The strongest swordsman in Marine, Bogard the silent demon". That's quite good and hype.

[@MrJohnblz]

The "Help Me" moment is iconic in the anime. In my opinion it's the moment these five teenagers became a real pirate crew. Also Garp's full name is Monkey D. Garp. He's known to the public as Garp the Fist, the Hero of the Marines. But people who are familiar with Garp know his full name, like Mihawk and Zeff and they realize he's related to Luffy. Zeff probably put two and two together the moment Luffy signed his name on that bill in episode 5.

[@icono_cat]

i LOVE how much you're digging into the themes of the show!! the bit where you talk about "justice vs freedom" in this world is so so relevant through the entire length of the series, and i'm excited to see how you feel about the way they iterate on those themes down the line :)

[@odomisan]

For context of how bad Arlong is, Berry is about equal to Yen which is 100 yen = 0.91 US dollars or round it up to $1.00 So Nami's foster Mom got killed for a mere $1,000. Also a good base to estimate how much the bounties are.

[@maxojavierrojasurzua5746]

The most iconic moment of the East Blue Saga was very well represented in this live action. Just amazing. 👒🔥

[@lockcrimson4031]

Remember what Nami said to Zoro, where he has to go talk to Luffy because he is the first mate in the crew? He did it in this episode by himself. That is so wholesome. Its like, already natural to Zoro after that vow to be his first mate. I just realize it now. About Gold Roger, yeah, I thought the same things too. I wonder if he is really dead. 😮 I mean, look at all those powerful man like Garp and Mihawk, even without Devil Fruit, Gold Roger is Pirate King. Is it that easy to "end" him? I never watch the anime, so I just make assumptions base of this live action alone.

[@chernoalphaspunch]

Good deduction.

[@andreagarciacubilla8678]

Huh, as an anime watcher and manga reader I never considered Roger not being dead... I guess it's because he always seemed like a fairytale character, a legend, a myth, like he belonged to a different time and space than the rest of the cast. Even though he's only being dead for 22 years, it always seemed like his story was told centuries ago.

[@zadazai1]

You guys this story is so deep, and disguised as a funny animae. It has so much substance. And some advice hold of on judgment on characters things change and you find your self liking someone you misunderstood. This is a great great story.

[@fakecubed]

If you're not a hack, and you actually know how to write, you can layer a lot of meaning into every scene, fill your stories with subtext and important recurring themes. Your dialogue can reveal so much about characters without being really explicit. You can show, instead of tell. Thank goodness this isn't being made by hacks. I'd never even heard of Eiichiro Oda until quite recently when I first got into this live action show, but he's definitely a great storyteller. I'm glad he has creative control and isn't letting a bunch of Hollywood hacks destroy his IP. All too often people will be lazy and say "oh, it's just for kids, we don't really need to try very hard", or "oh, it's just some silly story, who cares if it's full of plot holes and stupid characters." This series definitely doesn't treat its audience like idiots. Even if the source material is perhaps aimed at a younger audience, that doesn't mean it has to be bad. It can be good. It can be really, really good. Kids deserve good stories too.

[@NessOnett8]

NGL, I've seen a lot of people reacting to this show. And there has been a very strong correlation between the skin color of the reactors, and whether or not they're able to sympathize with Arlong(versus seeing him as an unrealistic one-dimensional cartoon villain). And it is very refreshing to find the rare counter-example.

[@vishkorg]

Same i can't sympathise with him just like real world what their kind doing right now..😂

[@ECAstack]

Bet One Piece is not what you thought it was going be like? The story gets way deeper as you go on. Yes OP is camp but its also a very serious story. Its about slavery, oppression, fear, but hope and freedom. Also Garp's family name is not mention in the LA but it's Monkey D Garp, so being a famous super strong vice admiral in this world, people can put two and two together whenever Luffy says his full name as Monkey D Luffy that they must be family. Luffy is 17 at start of story and 7 as a kid. Also the "help me" scene is the hook for many OP fans.

[@jaykris247]

garp is a well-known marine, monkey d. garp, people who knew garp and heard luffy's name, monkey d. luffy, mentions his name, can easily connect the two, such as mihawk, and zeff

[@piput8533]

People call garp either garp the hero or garp the fist but if you sail the sea long enough and know more you will know his full name is Monkey D Garp so it's normal for zeff to knew garp and luffy are related just by their family name

[@HollowKonpaku]

I bet the world government kept Garp’s full name, a secret so that he wouldn’t be associated with his relatives

[@christiancervantes4821]

I think the manga had made me cry more than actual real life situations. And I love it😂

[@thatguy5712]

Honestly, I didn't intend on watching the live action at all. I tried the first episode on a discord call with friends and all we did was rag on it, not taking anything seriously and just being extremely nitpicky. But ever since you two started reacting to it, I've been watching it alongside you and separately in order to give it a genuine chance and I seriously don't regret it. I hope you've enjoyed the ride so far; I definitely have.

[@aldairnwn4405]

It is something that happens many times, they concentrate on looking for the bad and do not enjoy the show.

[@Aviertje]

@@aldairnwn4405 Agreed. It is why I don't really watch things with friends. It is so easy for mutual conformism to place any show in a negative light. 'This is so silly', 'why did they even spend money on such crappy cgi', 'how can I take this basic plot seriously', the casual banter goes on and on because nobody wants to be the one to disagree with their mate to say 'eh I actually thought that was dope as hell' after they just scoffed at a particular scene.

[@lightningjadejavier]

Tbh i was the latter of... Wanting it to bad or having a different way to be written than just another how we already knew the east blue saga And Wanting and also knowing it was gonna be good, like when i first saw the trailer for it i was basically laughing and being just so happy like, i basically didn't even care of it being bad or good just wanted to see it release and well slight disappointment it wasn't a different story, but also wasn't disappointed from the good re telling

[@rromano158]

I think that Bogard is the Captain of Garp's ship, and he's dressed like that giving some reference to Humphrey Bogart, a Hollywood actor from the late 1920s to the early 1950s. Most famously dressing in a trench coat and fedora hat.

[@Ryroe]

LET'S GO! I was waiting for the next one. Greatest reaction and analysis by non-One Piece fans on KZbin. :)

[@edgarlarios4718]

I'm so glad they're theorycrafting. It's fun to watch. Nobody spoil them. Please.

[@peppermintfables]

People in this comment section talking about how Garp is not corrupt is wild to me. Like he comes of way more goofy in the anime/manga but his decision making on when and when not to follow orders is still insane

[@tbhgodrick6120]

It depends on your definition of corrupt. If your definition is any deviation from the law, then yes he is. If your definition is not trying to do the most good to your own judgment, then no - he isn’t. Garp is a genuine hero, and he wants to reform the marines. He believes that the marines are the way he can help the most people. He wanted to raise Luffy and now Koby to be the best marine in history - so strong that he could change the rules for good. Even as powerful as Garp is, he feels like he’s doing all he can.

[@severedproxy]

until you said "this is a new channel" I didn't even realize you made one specifically for one piece. now I'm excited. subbed...again...on your new channel...lol

[@denisel1553]

Wait, what is their other channel???

[@severedproxy]

@@denisel1553 just plain "BOLDcast"

[@gustavogg8729]

great to hear you r jumping into the anime next, im here for the long run :3

[@sillylittlesheepjax6009]

They rly hit jackpot with thr villains actors these series. They all did great

[@n3rd4l1fe2]

Pirates are evil? The Marines are righteous? These terms have always changed throughout the course of history! Kids who have never seen peace and kids who have never seen war have different values! Those who stand at the top determine what's wrong and what's right! This very place is neutral ground! Justice will prevail, you say? But of course it will! Whoever wins this war becomes justice! - Donquixote Doflamingo(One Piece Pirate)

[@MegaVideoman23]

Corrupt is relative in this world, I mean pirates as a whole are not good guys and they don't live safe happy lives very often, Garp witnessed the best pirate in the entire world still end up executed. I can't help but see Garps pov, his impulsive, unable to swim or even float in seawater, grandson is going to travel the most dangerous stretch of ocean in the entire world, to essentially compete against entire crews of people who sometimes murder on a whim... how can someone not worry, is he excessive, absolutely, but that seems more of a family trait of being kinda extra 😂

[@MalkuthSephira]

It's 100% a family trait yeah. And yeah, corrupt isn't the right word for Garp, who's generally struggling pretty hard to actually help people who need it and doesn't hesitate to take in other marines if he sees them being legit corrupt. The World Government is majorly screwed up, Garp is just trying to navigate a pretty morally complicated world while protecting average people as much as possible. And dammit, just like his grandson, he's gonna be The Most while he does it!

[@silentassason]

Everybody brings up that Buggy doesn't have a stomach. He still has a nose and tastebuds he wants to taste the food dag gummit 😂

[@ryoshockwave]

if sounds go into his detached ear and somehow reach his brain miles away, maybe the food can still fill his stomach? 🤔

[@l.h.tluangafanai2064]

Ive watched almost all of the most famous anime's, so many things happen horrible stuff, but the one that make me cry the most is One Piece.

[@soren5801]

HAHAHAHAHAH NICE You noticed the Green Cloak

[@aohige]

I hope Netflix OP stays popular enough to reach the Fishman arc way later in the series The unimaginable atrocity of the World Government against the Fishmen people would be amazing to see Live action and I can guarantee you if they keep up the quality it will be absolutely heartwrenching.

[@RedShift0104]

😀😀😀🥲 oh wow the theories and comments you say are soo good and you have the ideas of how deep this can go. the anime goes deeper and yeah darker too. i dont want to spoil anything.. season 2 will hopefully answer more questions for so dont worry.

[@JackPoompkin]

Loved the reaction and discussion as always, almost missed your tears through my own tears 😭👍 Lot's of things will become clear with watching the anime Also the live action benefits from knowledge revealed later in the manga/anime and there is so much I want you guys to see! 🤩 So much I want to say but can't yet lol Can't wait for the last episode of the live action and the start of the anime reactions on KZbin 😀 And also this podcast-style review of OPLA 👀 YES PLEASE 💜

[@Sasela30]

The making of a new OP fan: when you want to rewatch the show before even completing the show. welcome to the crew

[@sarafontanini7051]

neat catch on the blonde boy in the scene of gold roger's death. He's indeed someone you haven't met yet XP I mean you only seen one warlord of seven, its hard to say at this point if any of them are like mihawk at all, especially in regards to how they obey the marines. IS Garp corrupt, or is he just scared about Luffy's safety? And as for people knowing who he is: it's nit like his identity is some big secret. People know who he is, his superiors and peers know his full name, and its not lie either he or luffy are intentionally keeping their conenctiona secret, it'sjsut not a huge deal for them

[@Aviertje]

In regards to the iconic stabbing... Do not forget that Fishman have very thick skin. Someone like Mihawk? Maybe you can get lucky by slitting his throat while he's asleep. Arlong? Good luck reaching his heart or jugular, especially for a very (strength-)ordinary person like Nami. She's wanted to see the dude dead for the longest time, but all she can do is bottle it up and hope to buy her peoples freedom, since Arlong even has the Marines bought off to the point where tattling on him would just get everyone killed. The only possible place she can 'harm' him is by the tattoo imprinted on her own flesh, which she does, because she's basically having a mental breakdown at that point because she is about to lose everyone she cares for. She doesn't even want to risk Luffy's life at first, putting up a last bit of resistance when he interferes with the stabbing until his genuine desire to help her finally breaks down the walls that keep her from sharing her burden with him. Btw, the anime version is even more epic, especially the very original one. There's been a couple of refreshed animations over the years as they retell the early stories with newer animation, and while they are better visually, the moment is at its most epic in the original anime adaptation and easily blows the live action out of the water. The so-called 'walk to Arlong Park' is a legendary capstone on the emotionally destructive typhoon that is Nami's vulnerability during her darkest times.

[@chernoalphaspunch]

And dont forget. Arlong: what differences between you and me? Luffy: nose? Webbed hand? 🤣🤣

[@thedoctor3528]

E7 19:00 Bellemeire dies 26:50 Garp-Zeff scene 32:32 Help me 33:18

[@2ndKidd]

Garp? Corrupt? Interesting take. He stated (or well, almost admitted) why he doesn't want Luffy to be a pirate in this episode. If telling a kid the stove is hot to prevent burns is corrupt then I guess Garp would be corrupt. Pirates are criminals, ill or "well" intentioned. If Luffy was just sailing around having adventures, he'd be a sailor, not a pirate. (An example would be Jack Sparrow. As the protagonist he's the "good guy" but really he's still a criminal, and nobody would expect him to not be executed if caught.) Also, I don't think it would be so simple as to say that the fishman Warlord would just do anything the government says. I mean, the only example of Warlord here so far is Mihawk, and that should give you a good indication of these Warlords. They were ALL pirates prior to their titles. And when Arlong says, "Jimbei is a fool" idk how much I'd trust his word. As an extremist, his pov is no doubt biased.

[@rolddyauguste3951]

He said Gard is corrupt, we riot lol If only that was true, he would have been an admiral a long time ago.

[@zom8979]

The blonde hair kid well meet as an adult next season dont worry... Hes my favorite character im so excited

[@janellaromanov2601]

First of the many reactors I watched who actually brought up what Arlong said about fishmen's enslavement and actually went back to check Jimbei's name.

[@tbhgodrick6120]

A major theme for One Piece could really be “did trauma make you a hero or a villain? And how do you define those words?”

[@sgerardpandian]

Selfish is the only word from your description that can be associated with Garp. But that man just gets away with things just cos of his reputation.. Btw the kid you got confused about at the execution will come in the end tease of next ep for s2.. :)

[@shep4life]

Nami backround! These last 2 amazing

[@shep4life]

Nami asking for help is one of the best moments ever

[@brainswag]

Until Nico Robin. xD

[@Michael-rp8dl]

Garp is literally, one of the, if not the best Marine to ever wear the uniform. The way they portrayed him in the live action really doesn't do him justice. He never called up Mihawk or any warlord to do his bidding in the actual manga/anime. He's actually a really loving Grandpa that wanted the best for Luffy, he just didn't know how to express himself the right way. He doesn't even show up until way later in the manga/anime and it's supposed to be a huge reveal. This was the biggest change they made in the story for the LA.

[@MalkuthSephira]

I don't think they're entirely trying to do Garp the same way, which I have complicated feelings about, but I honestly find this approach to be really interesting. I wouldn't say it's better here, but it's unexpectedly fun to get a bit of a different take on the character. Though I also wouldn't blame anyone who doesn't enjoy it because it absolutely is the biggest change. Personally I felt like ep 8 does pretty well at establishing that Garp does care and is just kind of nuts (though not necessarily nuts in a bad way, at the least in a very complicated way) and Mihawk (who was told to bring him in alive, too) getting in Luffy's way would be a pretty powerful example of the brutal reality of the Grand Line and how dangerous it is there compared to the other seas, especially the East Blue. So it's definitely a very different approach to the whole concept of Garp, but it worked surprisingly well for me and slotted in nicely to the vibe of the live action, while a more directly faithful take might have felt a little too slapstick in that medium. Though again, these just my opinions, which are not more valid than anyone else's.

[@pabloesco2007]

27:50: the "right arm" of Garp is powerful and all kind of hierarchy of Marine/Pirate/Warlord have one or many. This episode was amazing !

[@MichaelCretu]

I watched reactions from like 20 channels and you guys have the best one :)

[@BoB-th8wm]

I love how she bit on a lemon when the Clown reminded her of the Tangerine's arse. I bet she wasn't as offended when she saw Thors firm ripe abs... Or Wolverines firm muscles. Is she allowed to be excited by Mi-hawk?

[@shep4life]

Emily Rudd killed this Im obsessed

[@blank3914]

Nami arc is more dramatic in anime but in live action it's good too even they change it a little bit

[@royalfun1031]

Rushed

[@rzulianTM]

Carson: Luffy is the son of Gold Roger..? Let's check ep 1... Me: 😌 Carson: Who's in this green cloak... me: 😱

[@christi6236]

But really, who is the green cloak?

[@rzulianTM]

@@christi6236 🐉

[@christafart4202]

Tear up every time I've seen the part of the story. Can't wait till u guys start thr anime.

[@javanmccollo5357]

It’s crazy to hear the words corrupt and greedy when mentioning Garp. The only thing greedy about him is food.

[@vallariego725]

44:40 i just noticed Buggy was there too but it was only revealed after hundreds of episodes but I just saw him split second just now

[@casofema1]

every character in one piece has his individual aspirations and every marine has his individual sense of justice, thats why luffy says to coby "you're gona be one of the good ones"

[@StazzyP]

the guy lurking behind garp is his right hand man bogard , never leaves his side

[@shawnkulya8754]

This moment was really good Excited for season 2 ❤

[@AlquimistEd]

One Piece is so good. It is just so good.

[@Took_D_photo]

Garp can be anything but he is not corrupt

[@arianramadanov_s1teknikele418]

Ah, Green Cloak guy.....

[@neogeijutsu]

Looking forward to your OP anime reactions...This shit is good in any medium. You know a story is good when both of you are super quiet.😅

[@user-hb7py7xy7b]

"Garp is super corrupt" What? P.S. Roger died 5 years prior to Luffy's birth.

[@307nishchay8]

I don't understand why you are correcting them? Let them misunderstand for a while cuz we did too. C'mon man.

[@kakashisenpai6145]

It's understandable, the live action made non fans give the wrong idea about garp being corrupted or having temper issues is because in the anime we can clearly see his comedic gestures and unseriousness when fighting luffy, but those emotions are hard to be portrayed by real life actors so this is probably the best option. They made it clear that garp is legit in the last episode anyway so yeah all good.

[@user-hb7py7xy7b]

Well, maybe my English is not very good and I don't understand what corrupt means. Nesumi taking money from Arlong is corrupt, but I didn't see any corruption from Garp. He is eccentric, sure, but I wonder why them see him as "corrupt"?

[@kakashisenpai6145]

@@user-hb7py7xy7b i think your english is very good! well i have seen many non fans reaction and most of them would just assume that all marines are corrupted, considering how the other marines behave on the show (nezumi, morgan, helmeppo) so honestly i don't blame them

[@Maxpain350]

​@@307nishchay8maybe you did but a lot of fans didn't We know from. The beginning that Roger died 22 years ago And we know that Luffy is 17 years old People who think that Luffy is Roger's son are the ones who didn't believe that Roger is dead

[@YahikoTendo]

Garp is not corrupt, I don't know where you are getting that idea. He's not like Nezumi, Garp can't be bought off by pirates. Would you rather have pirates just run around free without consequence? The marines keep the world safe from pirates like Kuro and Buggy, they can't make exceptions just because Luffy hasn't done anything wrong. It'd be like having a police officer faced with a killer and a simple shop lifter. The natural thing is to bring both in, it doesn't matter what they did. Call yourself a pirate in this world and there will be consequences. Garp's entire ship are marines who are doing the right thing so the people of the world can be safe. Luffy was born 5 years after Roger was executed so no, they are not related.

[@carlosp5117]

Wellcome to the dark side of One piece. It gets worse. And better. Congratulations on being hooked in the most awesome spiral of social problems, epic moments, sad stories, beautiful people, dark ages...

[@DevilWearsAdidas]

Tough one. Your tear ducts are officially in the alpha phase of one piece tears. Plenty more to come.

[@shafaafifah6897]

And for Jinbe, you need to remember him 😂

[@Matagu1]

Nami ask for help, made her in that moment a strong woman. Only the strongest asks for help in her breaking point instead of swallow everything inside. In the Anime its even powerfull with the japanese voice actor, screaming!

[@mohammadmahdidabir5107]

Great fucking discussion at the end Well done guys

[@Dirrus]

Been waiting for you to reach this. In the anime this is the point where most people truly fall in love with the series. And believe it or not, these episodes have twice the emotional impact in the anime.

[@ihatepiano9868]

"Of course, I will" is not necessarily a bad translation. But, it barely fails to convey the nuance of "Atarimaeda," which is considered one of the best lines in the series.

[@piput8533]

Stop at "of course" should do it more than good

[@Sunkeez]

Yeah no need to repeat them so many time , just once is enough

[@Aviertje]

@@Sunkeez Agreed. The yelling it out to the sky bit wasn't suitable for the live action, ruining the emotional strength of the scene. It works in manga/anime, but for this medium it is a very awkward whiff that reminds me of the Cowboy Bebop adaptation. Transitioning straight into the walk after the gently spoken promise would have been way stronger.

[@Violet_Odorata]

​​@@AviertjeWhat if it's one of the scenes prodded for a reshoot by Oda-sensei himself? 😮 This and the "I'll never lose again" scene.

[@Omegafire17]

@@Aviertje "Ruined the emotional strength of the scene" Speak for yourself lol; I found it just as impactful, because it was completely heartful on Godoy's part. As long as that's there, just about anything can work in any medium as long as you keep an open mind :P

[@user-ym1tt7bp6g]

Can't believe we already in 7 episode!! Can't wait to hear your thoughts one you finished watching the Live Action 😊

[@flistones84]

Funny that you ask about the guy in the green cloak while trying to piece together who is Luffy's father.😂😂😂

[@Hitora_San]

She was part of Arlong's crew all "Arlong" 😅

[@aspirer47]

Jimbei gonna be your favourite when he shows up eventually 😁

[@RodDJoyboy]

W reaction been enjoying you guys

[@azizulfikri8392]

41:28 I don't think this is considered a spoiler but Garp was meant to be introduced way later in the series after Luffy, pretty much have most of his crew minus the shipwright and the Musician. As for the reason why everyone can reckon a guess why Luffy and Garp is related is due to their family name being the same, Monkey D. Luffy and Monkey D. Garp so it's not the hardest connection to be established. Luffy's dad though, thats a totally different story.

[@alphaglucopyranose6928]

Buggy is One Piece! And Jimbei is All Blue!!!

[@jeffreymeehan3567]

The crazy part is that none of this nuanced, complex socio-political commentary was added by the live action: it is present in the original text (though, to be fair, the oppression of the fishmen is hinted at this early in the original series and is further explored later in the story). But yeah, One Piece tackles some VERY real issues. One Piece is INCREDIBLY deceptive when it comes to the depth and complexity of its storytelling. For a show that is incredibly goofy and absurd and has very cartoony art and animation, it covers some incredibly dark and complex themes. It is NOT a kid's show, or at least not one as the west would consider it.

[@sarafontanini7051]

hnestly it's gotten tothe point where i won't accept any version of the story where the World Government ISN'T the big bad of the story

[@jeffreymeehan3567]

@sarafontanini7051 there is no singular "big bad" in One Piece ... and something as big as the World Government isn't monolithically "bad." Oh, its systems are corrupt and often downright oppressive as fuck, its hierarchy elevates what are arguably some of the worst, least deserving people to positions of absolute authority, and its goals are primarily concerned with maintaining the status quo and its own power and the power of those that run it / it props up. But it still has genuinely good people in it that are a part of it for genuinely good reasons. And the World Government, despite its flaws, does do some genuinely good things, albeit usually as a side-effect of its primary goals and never when such would conflict with said primary goals (so, basically, like any actual real-world government). But it also brings up the question of whether that is worse than being at the utter mercy of murderous, lawless pirates and self-styled warlords.

[@JoshTheValiant]

Every time someone comments about Buggy eating while only a head I have to laugh. You think that's weird, but aren't questioning how he's breathing, or keeping his blood circulation? 😂 His body is still acting as if it was cohesive, even when in multiple places, why should food be any different?

[@royalfun1031]

Tru

[@fakecubed]

Two wrongs don't make a right.

[@rafaelcalmon2858]

THIS! This is where I fell in love with One Piece back when I started the anime. I guess I can say because it's really obvious the hat part is a core part of the story, I always tear up when I watch Luffy putting his hat on Nami. The whole first part of the series all comes down to this!! And we are about to get the payoff. Let's go! 😁

[@casper8435]

garp is the least corrupt marine in the entire show

[@TheMixzero6]

The thing with Discrimination against Fishmen was a theme touch wayyyyy after Arlong Park.

[@P.Whitestrake]

The blonde kid at Gold Roger's execution is young Smoker. You'll see his older version soon.

[@calf3990]

Honestly garp compared to other members of the government is like the most honourable dude ever