Blind ONE PIECE 1x4 Reaction | The Pirates Are Coming | LIVE ACTION

[@eternalturtl6320]

The "They know I'm the captain right?" comment wasn't about the kiss it was because she said "the real adventures of CAPTAIN Usopp" xD so Luffy was kinda just like uhhhh

[@DeashasAlwaysWatching]

Ohhh haha yeah that makes way more sense

[@sumtingwong8592]

The scary grin on Iñaki's face is so spot on with how luffy looks in the manga/anime, he's always grinning in battle.

[@rromano158]

When Luffy gets that "serious" look on his face...you REALLY don't want to mess with him.

[@singingwolf3929]

When Luffy's face changes, I start looking for a different galaxy to live in. 😂

[@haydennowak9033]

In the original, Kuina's death is supposed to be sorta a cruel irony, a real and unfair tragedy She had a radiantly bright future, especially now she was being pushed by zoro, In the original, after their duel and they made the promise, she tripped and fell down the storehouse stairs when she was trying to find a whetstone, to sharpen her sword from the duel Which is even more saddening for Zoro, because their duel inadvertently and indirectly got her killed, It all goes to show that sometimes sometimes even the seemingly brightest storylines burn out before they even get a chance to be written, it may feel somewhat underwhelming, but thats sorta the point i guess The tragedy and unfairness of it all, is what leads zoro to take up her sword to fufill the promise for the both of us, he carries her sword in the mouth from which he made the promise to her, and started fighting for two people, himself and her In the original, when zoro gets in a fight with some dude on Buggy's crew, he talks about "the weight of his swords" and that he WILL win, because his opponent doesn't know this weight that he speaks of, trying to become the best and the pressure, intensity that comes with doing it for two people at once He makes it into the most INTIMATE form of a promise, zoro is a character with INCREDIBLE LOYALTY, conviction and ambition, and this event sorta catapults him into living a life with aspirations and weight that most people around him can't understand His swords cut deeper because they, "have the weight of two dreams"

[@JoshTheValiant]

It also points directly to his mistrust and general pique against Nami, who makes her living through betrayal and lies.

[@jcnot9712]

I don’t like how much you’re downplaying my man Down D. Stairs. He’s yonko level and always has been.

[@thor9142]

But she was right as we manga readers know insane potential from Zoro ,she didn't have any chance so it's better to be dead than seeing a green head surpassing you whom you used to beat . I mean she and Zoro maybe Shimotsuki but Zoro is reincarnation of Ryuma

[@RS-fy9hb]

@@thor9142 Whether Kuina could compete or beat Zoro will always remain a mystery unless a certain fan theory comes true. Her technique and skill was better than Zoro at the time, and we already know that it's possible for women to compete with men using a certain thing that everyone who reads or watches One Piece knows.

[@Myn0o]

Oda's original plan was Kuina committing suicide but Oda decided to not show that in the manga

[@Joseph_Drew_III]

To be fair, Axe-Hand Morgan _thought_ he killed Kuro.

[@ProbieKnox]

To be fair, he was hypnotized.

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

To be fair, I had egg salad today.

[@boitaho]

To be fair, I think I need to go to the restroom.

[@falxonPSN]

To be fair, one should be impartial.

[@ryantyanmyan2528]

To be fair, I'm a few months late.

[@link212112]

"If he stabs Luffy what happens?" The anime and manga early on pretty frequently tell you that Luffy's main weakness is to slashing/blade sort of attacks. They also pretty frequently say and show that he has a resistance to blunt attacks though that does have a limit especially later on.

[@Huskeybear76]

In ep 19 of the anime Kuina's father ( the instructor) tells Zoro she died falling down the storeroom stairs.

[@indade]

I think what Kuina meant by the “no woman can beat a man” is that all technique being equal, her male peers would have the biological advantage. The assumption that her male peers would train just as hard as her but would eventually have the physical advantage.

[@NightCatty]

her father told her that

[@SkullzJoker12]

​@@NightCattymakes sense considering where they come from

[@jcnot9712]

@@SkullzJoker12The country doesn’t really matter. You obviously shouldn’t tell a little girl she’s gonna fall off straight up like that ‘cause it’s gonna demotivate her, but it’s most likely to happen regardless.

[@SkullzJoker12]

@@jcnot9712 I didnt said it was ok, I said it makes sense for the father to said that since hes from Wano, and Wano people have been known to have backward mindset. It makes sense why she felt like that. Doesnt mean I approved any of it.

[@jcnot9712]

@@SkullzJoker12 chill the f out dude, I’m on your side. Japan is as regressive of a culture as it gets and in no way did I imply that you’re in support of that lol I’m just adding to your comment.

[@christianschoff2490]

Kuro was captain of the Black Cat pirates until Axe-hand Morgan(Helmeppo's dad) defeated most of them. He also thought he killed Kuro but it was a trick.

[@halfa_sleep]

"how do they get those lights to go into spooky mode" LMAO

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

By spinning the wheel, btw. We've seen them doing it. 😅

[@Huskeybear76]

Koby mentioned Luffy's name to Garp during questioning.

[@keybladeduelist]

Kuina’s death at the dreaded foe… Down D. Stairs

[@shep4life]

Best headbutt ever😂

[@JoshTheValiant]

Re: Kaya's parents' death, there may be diverging continuity in the adaptation, but in the manga and anime, they legitimately did die at sea in a way that Kuro did not foresee or plan for. Re: Going Merry being the fastest ship in the East Blue... Usopp told them that. Enough said?

[@doodknight01]

On zoro surviving the fall... he IS human but... like... monstrous even then. The constant training he puts himself through... he is stronger and more durable then most

[@pabloesco2007]

12:38 : In fact, Zoro get lost everytime (here in the mansion for example). So in fact, he think he went to the right direction to the house but in fact no. And by chance, he found Luffy & Koby. We saw Luffy and Zoro went to the opposite direction to where Zoro would go. loool 18:39 : The Famous song of the Anime "We Are" when the ship appear , goosebumps. 😍

[@x1RED3x]

Loving your reactions! You’re commentary is really funny, plus you’re so attentive to all the little details and characters guessing everything without knowing anything about the anime. Love it! Haha

[@samsolitaryroll]

Vice Admiral Garp is Luffy's Grandpa. Monkey D. Garp is his name

[@moviepart3210]

18:30 luffy doesnt know anything about romantic stuff at all, hes from different planet 😂😂

[@OhMyDarwen17]

Often seeing new viewers of one piece questioning why people are acting like they'll never return once they leave, like Ussop and kaya here as well as shanks in luffys flashback. The live action has a bit of a harder time selling it but this world is absolutely huge and the journey pirates embark on to sail the seas and find the one piece is both EXTREMELY dangerous and incredibly long. Funnily enough because of this though I personally feel its length is more justified than many of its long running shonen anime peers

[@Hey-Its-Dingo]

Not a spoiler, because the show just doesn't go into detail about it, but: In the manga, Kuina's defining trait was that she was ridiculously clumsy outside of fighting (basically, if she didn't have a sword in her hand, she was fully off-balance all the time) and the manga explicitly states that she tripped and fell down the stairs at her home and broke her neck. The tragedy of her death was that the best upcoming swordsman in their village died by such a random, unexpected accident.

[@Artorigold]

In Japan they say say falling down the stairs but in reality it usually means suicide. It's left open, it could have been a accident or something even darker we don't know.

[@woozyz2769]

Her death is obviously to give Zoro more drive and motivation to reach his dream. If what you said is true then Oda did some pretty lazy writing as to why Kuina died. I know one piece is such a huge story and we get well detailed backstories on almost all the straw hats but Zoro continues to be a mystery.

[@Hey-Its-Dingo]

@@woozyz2769 Also, it's important to remember that Kuina's death was written in 1997.

[@PokeJoshNY]

@@Artorigold That's a myth, she really fell down the stairs.

[@ProbieKnox]

@@PokeJoshNY, no it isn't. I've seen a historian react to the anime and he confirmed it means suicide.

[@wideeyewanderer1785]

The phones are called Transponder Snail

[@christianschoff2490]

Not an OJ trial clip! xD Lmfao

[@Violet_Odorata]

19:01 it's transponder snail btw. In japanese it's known as den den mushi.

[@sacredcodeofmusic7631]

From the well you see the house... But nobody ask how it's possible for zoro to just dont find is way. As manga reader or anime watcher we know zoro can loose is way in a corridor! But No new viewer who react to it seem to notice!

[@forastero54321]

The zoro story is done better in the anime but not everything will translate as well in the live action. Either way, the live action is doing a pretty good job. It has a balance of doing some things worse but some things better.

[@jshadowhunter]

"Why are they hissing?" They're called the Black CAT pirates. Also, as they leave on the ship you can hear "We Are!" playing in the background, which is the original intro music from the anime.

[@zellrang]

The pirate didn't kill her parents, they really died at sea... Ps: kuro himself said he's not involve with her parents death, this line got cut out from the live action

[@jaycol21]

Vice Admiral Garp's full name is *Monkey D* Garp

[@luisgarcia-nj9vj]

Snail shell phone , you herad it here first people

[@jardockjarvannia7954]

Nami: defeats a bunch of Trained Marines in episode 1. Kuina: "No woman can defeat a man." Me: visible confusion

[@bjoardar]

Physically. But if both have weapons, hey, its' probably the one who strikes first that wins.

[@landonwyndham979]

Also I think she means no women of equal skill can beat a man.

[@The-Rguy]

Damn, you predict everything that keeps happening it's crazy

[@killler240]

Looking forward to ep 6+! My preferred eps

[@jcnot9712]

One thing you should know about Luffy is that, like most shonen protagonists, he’s basically asexual 😂

[@mancubwwa]

"like most Shonen protagonists" I would say it's more 50/50 between badically asexual and peeping perv.

[@marcusc9931]

Kuro survived because that is the theme of the story - you don't lose when you die. You lose when your dream is destroyed. One Piece villains live to see their dreams die.

[@godemperorofmankind3.091]

some OP villains are stronger than ever, though. Because Luffy didn't finish them when he had the chance.

[@shep4life]

Great show. Great backstory

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

Kuro had a bounty, and he disappeared. I don't think Laurel & Hardy, here, had one.

[@boghag]

That's Buchi and Sham. They have a bounty of 7,000,000 together (which was revealed in the sixth databook).

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

Oh. Nevermind, then. I didn't know they had one.

[@lalalarose8197]

You don’t need those commas. It makes for awkward pauses that disrupt the flow of the sentence.

[@joshuaflask3091]

Either way Netflix condenses 44 chapters or like 48 episodes into 8 episodes and skips over stuff and spoils at least 1 thing from future chapters

[@ajking-oz6cb]

This show is so much fun

[@whade62000]

I personally feel like they cut too much out of Kuina too. We don't really get to learn much about her.

[@Brettermeyer]

Kuina is right.

[@Leonetarantino]

💯😋🔥 Beautiful 🔥👌🔥

[@bensneb360]

I feel like the butler kind of looks plasticky for some reason looks like the bad guy in LazyTown, it’s something about the face and hair. So now, when I see him, I’m expecting him to sing… You are a pirate lol

[@lalalarose8197]

Exactly! He doesn’t look real for some reason. Major uncanny valley vibes there.

[@bensneb360]

@@lalalarose8197 I mean I like the actor in the role, and he's cool, but something about him is uncanny, like a living Ken doll

[@DeashasAlwaysWatching]

Ahhhhh omg I forgot all about ROBBIE ROTTEN!

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

He reminds me of the Cartoons pop band.

[@bensneb360]

@@DeashasAlwaysWatching Riiiiiiight hahaha like once I saw it, I couldn't un-see it

[@jarvisfowlkes3200]

Yeah no they ain't coming back to visit Kaya not until they make it all the way back around the world

[@gordianus7602]

A women can beat a men but not in martial arts. Lets say, take the heavy weight boxing male champion against any female and guess who will win. This being said in one piece muscle power make no difference do to the introduction of a force that i will not spoil here.

[@girlsoundstudio]

15:54

[@girlsoundstudio]

16:30

[@ProbieKnox]

21:25 - The One Piece anime makes a way better job at making us cry. After you finish watching the live action please react to the anime. Yes it is a long journey but it's not about catching up, it's about enjoying the journey. Plus if you watch 4 or 5 episodes per video per week, you'll have content for years.

[@The_dandy_zombie]

Just as a clarifcation, Kuinas whole 'women cant beat men' thing was her quoting her kinda sexist father. I don't think he was malicious with it but he honestly didn't think she could achieve anything with a blade because of her gender and told her so. It's pretty tragic that the boy that got her to believe in her strength unintentually caused her to trip and fall down the stairs.

[@The_dandy_zombie]

@@Angelicwings1 he quite literally says to another that she physically can’t

[@The_dandy_zombie]

@@Angelicwings1 look, I think she could have been an amazing swordswoman, I think the story was telling us that she had more raw talent that Zoro and through the promise she only would have gotten better, but you’ve totally misremembered the fathers role in the story. I went back and watched, and even reread the scene in question and I’m still right. The father disparaged Kuina, he looks her dead in the eye and says “that’s an impossible dream for you” the scene where she throws open the door and declares she’ll be the best literally ends with her father undercutting her dream. Idk where your getting this idea or why it’s so important to you but you are not remembering it right.

[@The_dandy_zombie]

@@LFR0705 don’t lump me in, my only point was how her father undercut her confidence.

[@vishkorg]

​@@The_dandy_zombieit's true tho . people should know what's ture even they don't like it..good this show don't hide that

[@The_dandy_zombie]

dude the manga, anime, and the live-action explicitly tell you shes the better fighter and if she had lived would have been equal to still better since they'd be fighting seriously every day. men are naturally stronger yes but as Mihawk says in the legit next episode "Fighting isn't all about strength"@@vishkorg

[@xRakanishu]

an off-screen death is somehow more satisfying than the reason given in the manga 😂

[@happyslapsgiving5421]

What do you mean? She was killed by the mighty Down D. Stairs.

[@nonechuks6683]

​@@happyslapsgiving5421 "Falling down the stairs" was a Japanese way of explaining that someone committed suicide without explicitly saying it. So the theory is that that is what happened to Kuina since it was never further explained other than "she had an accident with stairs."

[@ulic96]

@@nonechuks6683 It is not, this was something someone invented and was never confirmed

[@DannyIMCF]

@@nonechuks6683 Incorrect.

[@sacredcodeofmusic7631]

@@nonechuks6683 In the manga her father say that she fail in the stairs while going take some instrument to take care of her sword... If Zoro dont ask her to fight with reel swords she dont die. Make him responsible a bit. But we dont rly know more!

[@Myn0o]

In Oda's original script it's her father who says that she can't inherit the dojo because she is girl, she became heartbroken after hearing that and she committed suicide but ofcourse Oda decided to not show that in the manga and the dialogues made it looks like an accident. In the anime they show an accident of Kuina falling down the stairs and we see her dead body later in the series. So, yeah. She is pretty much dead

[@roycebracket1010]

Yeah even in the manga Zoro's backstory is one of the most... I dunno, bland? Kuina's death is literally just an accident, and feels almost random. And overall this is honestly my least favorite episode of the season. But hey, really good stuff next!

[@lalalarose8197]

He got an expanded origin during the Wano arc though didn’t he?