NON-FAN Reacts to The Breathtaking World of One Piece | by Strawhat V | Live Action Convert

[@liprekt]

I've been seeing "One Pace" recommended by some people ever since I expressed interest in getting into the anime. It looks like there was legit effort put into it and fillers have been removed, like they're planning to do with the remake from Netflix called "The One Piece." I have read some comments from some of the anime fans that the original One Piece _does_ have fillers and some pacing issues at times (which is expected, because it's designed to be consumed in 20-minute weekly episodes). I'm just wondering how you lot feel about "One Pace." If that's even an acceptable form to consume One Piece at all.

[@JustLikeSoMusic]

They did a really good job imo, id still say there are not too many fillers and they're pretty good but the pacing gets more and more atrocious the further you go. And not everything is done if I remember correctly so id put it as a good companion more than a way to watch it (but you will gain time thats for sure). My best advice would be to enjoy the journey at you're own pace ! Good luck its worth it dw.

[@liprekt]

@@JustLikeSoMusic In that case, original it is. I'm certainly in no hurry to catch up. That would be craaazy! The anime is over 1000 episodes now and there's no way I can reasonably catch up to that.

[@JustLikeSoMusic]

@@liprekt Oooh dw you will catch up faster than you think lol, but if you start to feel like they're extending the episode for nothing (like breathing for 2 hours you know the drill) you should still check it out and dont let it drive you away from one piece, I mean I started reading it because of that. And there are films that recap some arcs but dont watch them as a replacement you would miss alot, its more for a quicker better animated version of it afterwards.

[@shruikan64]

One Pace should not be used as a first time viewing experience, it takes away from a lot of scenes that are canon.

[@MoostachedSaiyanPrince]

My recommendation is watching the first 206 (give or take) episodes of the original anime, then switching to One Pace. Mainly because the original anime managed to pad out the episode count in a very organic way until that point. To give a non-spoilery example: we eventually come across a character who will become INCREDIBLY important to the story much after than they're introduced. The way the manga handle this is with a brief instruction to the character, establishing a little bit about their connection to another character, then we only see them a few brief times up until that moment they become important. One Pace sticks to the manga, so this character only gets about 10 minutes (I'm estimating) of screen time until they vanish from the story for a long time. But the original anime adds scenes and a few entire episodes to let the audience to get to know and grow attached to this character before they leave the story. So the anime lets us see this character interact more with the rest of the characters around them much more, and that goes a long way towards making us care more about them later on once they resurface IMO. It's only around the 200 episode mark where the way filler and the way padding is added to the runtime of episodes shifts, and becomes egregious enough to become off putting. There's also some filler content that's really worth watching. Like some episodes that are exclusive to the anime in the arc following where the LA left off, and there's one filler arc in particular that's widely considered to be one of the best filler arcs in all of anime. And yes, I know that's a really low bar, but a lot of people would put it at the same level of quality as some of the other arcs in the series. Hell, I consider that filler arc to be better than the canon story arc that immediately follows this filler arc. TLDR: I think the first 200 episodes of One Piece should be watched in their original form, then switch to One Pace wherever you can for the rest.

[@golden_zebra]

"How are they gonna do this in the live action???" Dude that's what we were all asking all the time. Ehehe. East Blue is the tamest chillest part of the world in One Piece.

[@liprekt]

Well NOW I get it. I remember watching reaction videos to the trailer before the actual series came out. One of the main concerns from anime fans was 'how' they were going to pull this off.

[@iLoveLucy420]

My question to you is who could they possibly cast as Boa Hancock?..who could do her justice?

[@ziggystardust8235]

The answer is... they aren't. They will for sure fuck it up. It was a miracle the live-action was as good as it was. MAYBE Alabasta could be done they would need a James Cameron Avatar level budget to pull it off and film on location in a desert. So in reality they'll either massively reduce the scale of the world, or green screen the shit out of it. I don't even want to know what Chopper or a Logia will look like 😵

[@Beefybeef5785]

​@@ziggystardust8235I think with how successful the first season was, and how well they adapted it, I think they will have an easier time getting the money to fund more of the live action series. And if they continue to do well, I can see this lasting the entire length of one piece, as far as money is concerned. Will they be able to do it? Idk. But they've been doing well so far, so I say let it ride

[@Eisen_Jaeger]

With attempts from cgi and small sets and rushed pacing. They'll never capture the whole setting.@@ziggystardust8235

[@Silver82b]

"This is more beautiful than Avatar the Last Airbender" we gottem boys

[@corynydam2361]

The East Blue saga is literally the prologue of the series. The last town they go to in the East Blue is called Logue town, and thus everything before it is pro (before) the Logue. This is not an accident.

[@Rex.404]

ONE PIECE is probably the best piece of fiction I’ve ever watched/read ever. It might seem very happy go lucky type to someone who’ve never watched it but trust me, it has got some of the darkest themes like slavery, dictatorship, oppression, propaganda, etc . People from every age group can enjoy this. Children can enjoy the comedy which is one of the best in anime and adults can enjoy the deep meanings and lessons from darker themes and different perspectives of the life of the characters within the show. Anyway, congrats! You got a new subscriber today. Looking forward to your ONE PIECE reaction vids!!

[@liprekt]

Thank you, my dude!

[@wildchell]

Season 1 of Netflix's show represents just 2.3% of the whole series, yet in every episode, there's a story that evokes various emotions. Each narrative holds significant meaning and value, offering foreshadows for future episodes. This uniqueness sets One Piece apart from other anime, making it the top anime in Japan and number one in world-building.

[@rf7182]

Number 1 whole fictional series

[@joshuagross3151]

Technically, 4.8%.

[@Revanants]

My favorite thing about this video is that if you've seen the entire anime/read the manga, you recognize almost all the places shown. Really takes you back and shows how memorable it is.

[@Maxi_94]

To be fair there is quite a lot of places from non-canon movies used in this.

[@kunilsen2519]

​@@Maxi_94I might be wrong, but I think the places are canon, just not the plot part of those movies

[@IamGrimalkin]

@@Maxi_94 I haven’t seen any of the movies and still recognise the vast majority of this.

[@kurumi-san5993]

When you said that Shanks was chilling in an island in the Grandline, remember; Mihawk said that he has no interest in fighting with a one armed guy, means they fought before since they look like they have some friendship AND he's World's strongest swordsman that means that Shanks may have been at least on par with him since they fought before, meaning no one can easily touch him in the grandline just like Mihawk

[@liprekt]

I never forgot Mihawk's line, and I knew they've fought before once he said that. It seemed like Mihawk was already very familiar with Shanks.

[@kurumi-san5993]

@@liprekt Yeah she he just chill on the grandline since anything that tries to go near him might die lol

[@dariusfafoutakis8021]

Alright Lip to clarify some things the Live Action touched on briefly. The Grand Line is a sea in the shape of a belt, that wraps around the equator of the planet. The red line runs North to South as a belt of land from the Ocean floor to above the clouds. The Grand Line entrance is close to Loguetown yes. Most of the locations you have seen are somewhere along the Grand Line. Though some are outside it like Baratie or Arlong Park, which are in the East Blue. One of the 4 main Oceans that are quite normal and stable. Travelling West on the Grand Line is the majority of One Pieces story. We have never left since entering and Loguetown is the last place we go outside of it.

[@chriszorander9333]

The Grand Line is not along the equator. I will never understand how that particular misunderstanding is so prevalent when we literally have a globe shown to us in the series.

[@StrawHatNick56]

I mean that begs the question: if Shanks is just chilling in the supposedly dangerous Grand Line, why is he not in danger? Some conclusions you could come to are: "lol maybe shanks is just chill like that" or "does an apex predator ever worry about being prey?"

[@IamGrimalkin]

But his conclusion was right though. His previous thought was that everywhere in the grand line is always dangerous. While that’s probably the case while sailing, plenty of random beaches in the grand line are populated by normal people who can live their lives out safely.

[@rushirajsinhrana5029]

Had chills reading that

[@eoghanclark165]

Been a dedicated One Piece fan for 15 years now. If you want to just watch it I'd say go for it! There's nothing else quite like it 😊

[@katf12]

East blue saga is the most normal hahaha. It gets crazier in the grandline!! One piece is amazing!!!

[@KimberlyRentillo28]

NEW WORLD AND GRANDLINE

[@zadazai1]

Your face watching this said everything! 😊😅 you really need to watch.

[@benhicks9481]

6:05, jaw has already subconsciously dropped in disbelief. You have no idea how vast the world is just from watching this, its just a taste of the world.

[@tylerjwhitaker89]

If the live action made you cry the anime would tear and shred your emotions. 😂🤣😂🤣😂. Ep 312 or 213 I still can't watch without tearing up.

[@transyuri4534]

The grandline is definitely a near death sentence for people who aren't used to it, but if you know your way around it, it isn't nearly as bad.

[@MarcosFMolina]

One of the core aspects of what makes one piece special is that the world is more than just scenery, it is a character, it is alive.

[@ZarathosDaimaoh]

Some of the stuff people from East Blue say about the Grandline gotta be recontextualized (both in the manga/anime and the live action) . First all , East blue being the deemed weakest sea , most people over those know close to nothing about the Grandline , except rumors , and the fact that very few of their pirates ever go back from it . Then while the Grandline definitively got plenty scary and dangerous places , its bad reputation is about mostly how hard it can be to enter and access it , and freely travel within it , between natural phenomenons , Sea beasts , pirates and other villains , and some navigation issues . But there are plenty of chill places within the Grandline , where even your average civilians live .

[@7thlittleleopard7]

Okay here's a really general break-down of the world of OP - (pretty much spoiler-free) Let's start by saying that the world of One Piece is from 3x-10x bigger than our own. Picture this ( X ) as the planet. The lines that form the X go all the way around the planet, like belts. This cuts the world into four parts and these parts are filled with ocean which are called the Blues - North Blue/South Blue/East Blue/West Blue. The Live Action took place all within the East Blue (bar, assuming, the parts with Shanks and Mihawk's battle with Kreig). These oceans are filled with various islands. One of the lines that goes around the planet is the Red Line - the only known continent in the world. It runs like a strip around one axis. The other belt is the Grand Line - a stretch of ocean that runs on the other axis around the planet. Due to the unique make up of the Grand Line, it is its own separate ocean, divided into two parts that are split where it intersects the Red Line. The first half is called Paradise and the second half is called the New World. This New World is what is mentioned in the video. The Grand Line is much more perilous than the Blues - incredibly dangerous for many reasons, and where most people assume Gold Roger left his treasure, the One Piece. The Grand Line, like the Blues, is also filled with islands - each with their own culture, society, environment, history, customs, religions, etc. These can be INCREDIBLY varied for specific reasons I won't get in to because it's honestly more fun to learn about the details for yourself. All this to say that the world of One Piece is huge and filled with all the adventure you could ever want.

[@drjekyll82]

Oh, my dude. Welcome to the journey. I will say this; my girlfriend watched the breathtaking world of one piece, and it was the very thing that motivated her to start watching the anime. She started February of last year and she's almost caught up. So, you don't have to quit hour job. Just take your time with it. Just cause it has over 1000+ episodes doesn't mean you'd find it a chore. If anything, you'll change your tune from "it's too long" to "I don't ever want it to end!"

[@liprekt]

Thanks, man! Watching it is not the issue -- it's the reaction videos part, which some people have suggested that I do for the anime after they saw me react to the live action version. So much time is required to record, edit, engage, etc. that I felt like maybe I won't be able to handle it all. That's what I was worried about when I shot this...but I have since decided to make reaction videos out of my experience, thanks to so many people's encouragement!

[@AmyLee-kf4fx]

Just a note about Shanks and the grand line. Shanks and his crew go where they please! They are very strong and not many ppl would be able to fk with them haha

[@liprekt]

Haha I don't doubt that.

[@KimberlyRentillo28]

They are camping somewhere in GRANDLINE 😂😂

[@patricklatham3897]

There is a video by Grandlinereview that explains the geography of the One Piece world, but TLDR, there are four seas named after the cardinal compass directions. But they are divided by two things(technically more): the stretch of sea along its equator called the Grand Line, and a the only continent on the planet that is a ring perpendicular to the GL called the Red Line. The RL is so tall that it goes above the clouds. And the GL can't be so easily entered because of a barrier that cordones it off from the regular seas known as the Calm Belt, which is like the Bermuda triangle if it were a laser wall. No wind for sails, and a breeding ground for large sea monsters. The RL has an area called Reverse Mountain, which is a point where all four seas have a route that takes them straight into the Grand Line without touching the Calm Belt. As for accessing the other half of the Grand Line, you have two options, travel across the Holy Land at the other end pf the Red Line, where they give you a different ship or arrest you for piracy, or find a way to travel under the water with your ship through a cave 10,000 meters below sea level to access it. Hope that helps. But if you need visual aids to assist, try the video.

[@jbpiano5313]

After East blue the world expands and never stops expanding, the world movés without our main crew

[@Obelg]

When you talked about flying temples in Avatar, I assume you were talking about the western air temples. Them having no foundations underneath might give them the illusion of floating, but they are actually built into the cliff or hanging from it.

[@Rattatuillo]

the world of one piece is confirmed to be the size of our sun or around that so yeah it is pretty darn big

[@Wolf_Blob]

One Piece is my main ispiration for my own project, i hope i can create it anytime soon!

[@BenScrannage]

Netflix One Piece has the potential to be the Star Trek of our generation. When they start getting into the more fantastical things beyond the East Blue we'll see people comparing it to Jackson's Lord of the Rings

[@McBehrer]

4:05 Grand Line IS usually written as two words, I'm not sure why it was written as one in that instance

[@floorkun7389]

Loves your honest reaction. Good job ❤

[@purplemc65]

Everything in the world to one piece is VERY inspired and recognizable to real world architectures and history and folklore

[@EzrulieDantor]

That ending is so incredible. I always get chills. She put her feet in that video! 🥶🥶🥶

[@dariusfafoutakis8021]

Also Lip you can always start a Patreon for income. Its a much more consistent method than relying on ad revenue. Love your content man. And I will clarify one more thing. Yes watch One Piece and record. We will be here for the journey!

[@liprekt]

I am now really considering the first 44 episodes, as suggested! Thank you for expressing your support! Still need to figure out the scheduling for recording and editing because I might do 2 episodes per video (plus I need to look up which episodes go together, like maybe there's a three-parter, etc.). Also, someone warned me to not read the episode titles apart from the first episode.

[@dariusfafoutakis8021]

@@liprekt Don't read the titles they are full of spoilers. And honestly the first 47 episodes cover everything you have seen from the Live Action. After that is Loguetown which was mentioned at the end of the finale. And on that note I can only say that waiting on Season 2 to see new material would be a disservice to yourself. 1,000 plus episodes deep and I haven't regretted the journey once.

[@liprekt]

@@dariusfafoutakis8021 Wait, 47? I thought it was 44? I went to IMDb to check and read the description of the 44th episode and it sounds like the stuff that happened in the 8th episode of the LA. Even the 45th episode still sounds like it's been covered...then episode 46 starts the description with "After his fight with Luffy, Buggy..." so I stopped reading there because I know Buggy and Luffy never fought again after episode 2 of the LA. So maybe I should stop at 44 because even though the description for episode 45 feels familiar, I have a feeling Buggy makes a reappearance in this episode given how the description of episode 46 starts. Also, if I end up really enjoying the experience and my videos do well, I doubt I'll be able to wait for the 2nd season of the LA before I continue with the anime. Whatever will be, will be.

[@golden_zebra]

@@liprekt Ep 45 is kinda already included in the live action and ep 46-47 will probably be cut based on what I saw in the ending of the live action as it will serve no purpose since Buggy and Alvida already met by the ending of S1. S2 it will probably continue in ep 48 with the next arc. So you're safe to react up til ep 47.

[@ITuMT]

There is literally a whole planet. Oda is GOAT

[@Drag_on_king]

Let me tell you it's totally possible for Shanks Crew to have a five day bender in the middle of the grand line. And it doesn't make it a less dangerous place, technically speaking it's more dangerous at least for their enemies.

[@tadasrimkus3545]

the main thing why One Piece live action succeeded was being Oda sensei actively participated in the filming, his choices for the actors, script had to be approved by him etc, they did a lot of reshoots because of he did not like the results

[@MalMalWasTaken]

"The world is so big" Oh buddy you have no idea. Even I have no idea.

[@adamcarlson2192]

It's not a remaster that they're making, it's a remake. They're completely redoing the Anime with a new production company.

[@liprekt]

How many episodes will it be? And will it be this year or next? Because I'm honestly tempted to just watch and react to the original version now, but it would be nice to get the remake with less/no fillers.

[@Fireface82]

It probably wont be for a while tbh, start with the original and if the pacing bothers you, switch to One Pace@@liprekt

[@adamcarlson2192]

@@liprektYeah, those questions are way out from being answered. I have to imagine it'll be a lot shorter then the original anime, because like you said, no fillers. And the originals pacing is pretty horrible at points, I'm sure they'll speed things up quite a bit. But I wouldn't expect it to catch up to the current arcs for many years.

[@madscientist14]

@@liprektif we say that they can adapt 2-3 chapters per episode like it should be, maybe the current episodes will be somewhere around 370-550 episodes instead of 1090+ episodes which is just a ridiculous amount of padding.(weekly production really comes at a cost)

[@thomaes751]

@@liprekt It's supposed to be seasonal rather than weekly releases, and most estimations i've seen of how they will condense it are guessing it'll be around half or a third as long as the original anime.

[@MoostachedSaiyanPrince]

The 2025 anime for One Piece isn't a remaster, it's more like a remake. A different animation studio is gonna go back to the start of the series and will basically make a new version of the anime that's supposedly (and hopefully) gonna stick closer to the source material than the original anime. In theory, it should end up being a definitive anime experience for the series. As for the comparisons to a newer version of the anime you mentioned seeing, that's something kinda similar. Basically, once we hit the HD era, the company that owns the rights to One Piece made several HD movies that are essentially reimaginings of the earlier stories from the anime. These movies tell the story MUCH quicker, but these aren't really a good replacement for the anime because they're super condensed versions. So a LOT was cut in order to accommodate the run time for each of these movies. In some places, they even added things. Like, one of these reimaginings made up a new villain and included an existing character from the core series, but they weren't actually there in the original version. These movies exist to retell the story of One Piece, but only as abridged companion pieces intended for people who have already seen the anime or read the manga. They give fans a better looking and more condensed way to relive their favorite moments from the series without having to spend several hours watching an entire story arc or just viewing these moments out of context.

[@malcolmhodnett8874]

We are decades away from a 1:1 live action reenactment of One Piece

[@liprekt]

Which makes me wonder how committed Netflix is with the LA. I would imagine a total of around 20+ seasons for the full story. They had better go all-out in the next seasons to maintain the show's popularity so that they can continue funding it.

[@KimberlyRentillo28]

It's combining MOVIES, FILLERS AND CANON 🔥

[@luciapetrozzi3760]

There’s a huge fan base for OP! Reactions are going crazy right now! Patreon is a good way to monetise on that! But I warn you…once you start you won’t be able to stop and soon enough you will be bingeing on the whole series!

[@liprekt]

Working on it! 😀

[@87rabbitsproductions71]

That island Shanks and his crew was on was extremely dangerous. It had Shanks on it.

[@KimberlyRentillo28]

Red Haired Pirates doing camping 😂 and now join the race to find ONE PIECE

[@richdurbin6146]

I keep watching reactions to this because I can’t see Breathtaking enough times.

[@golden_zebra]

Heck yeaaaah❤❤❤ I love world building series😌

[@togek1ss]

"should I?" I was asking myself the same thing before deciding to just jump into the manga and telling myself i'd drop it if it didnt interest me past 50 chapters. im now 1100 chapters in after a year of reading daily (this is with some time constraints like school etc.) its a wonderful journey thats worth it i think, even for the novelty of it all. You wouldnt really have much to lose trying it out and seeing if its for you :>

[@lordyuee]

Glad I find you, I thought I was short on new fans reactions of one piece hahahahahahhaha for real I watched at least 30 reacts of the live action, and now watching those who were sucked to the anime/manga

[@bossmaster1002]

We need to wait and see how the live action will recreate Desrrosa

[@JejeDjrjj-mn9pk]

Hopefully that day comes soon we tryna watch you react to the series

[@KimberlyRentillo28]

MOST IMPORTANT ARC 1.SKYPEA 2. ALABASTA 3.MARINEFORD FORD 4. FISHMAN ISLAND 5. ZOU 6. WHOLE CAKE 7. WANO [VERY SPECIAL EVERYONE POWER UP ESPECIALLY LUFFY, ZORO, SANJ] 5

[@Urube23]

As for how big the One Piece world is, it's roughly big enough to house 6-7 moons. So it's likened to the size of Jupiter and other big planets in our solar system. 😂

[@Hecubusx]

One Piece will unite the world

[@kaiserkerfer1013]

shanks and the crew are always in the middle of a five day bender

[@liprekt]

@@kaiserkerfer1013 hahaha

[@kiragamer7520]

i love watching people react to the breathtaking world of one piece. this was amazing, thank you! and underrated! also, i love your setup with the couch and the weapons, + what i assume is a greenscreen to the left, it's all very clean!

[@liprekt]

Aha, thank you, but no green screen. I just manually trace out that part and cover it up during editing. It's just the rest of the room I'm in and also a big mirror positioned so I can see the TV in my footage that I can use to sync up whatever it is I'm watching. 😄

[@kiragamer7520]

@@liprekt ooh, smart! :0

[@moeinkhademi3469]

the best story ever read or watch .

[@tylerjwhitaker89]

The op world is the size of or bigger than Jupiter. Oda likes to do world building thru flashback,and many others ways. Heck some chapters, tho not many are just 15 pages of world building

[@Nathan-cw1eu]

The live action was honestly really great they pulled off more or less everything just about perfectly considering they compressed 40+ episodes into 8, I definitely have to agree that the pacing 100% takes away from the impact at times which is why the anime being as long as it is gives the characters and world room to breath. Anyway you won't regret starting the anime it's not the best selling manga of all time for nothing, and if you do start doing patreon reactions I'd definitely consider looking into that. This was my first video that I've seen of yours and you certainly earned a new subscriber, I'll be looking forward to hopefully seeing your reaction to one piece eventually

[@liprekt]

Thank you for being supportive! Really appreciate it!

[@KimberlyRentillo28]

We are in FINAL SAGA: THE STORY OF ONE PIECE 🔥

[@triplesharigan]

Even though this is my first video of you, I can almost guarantee that your channel will grow to at least 10k subs if you start reacting to one piece. This community loves anime reactions. You can start slow like 1 or 2 episodes a week and pace yourself and see how it works out. Most reactors start this way.

[@levinkeluargapolca]

The new One Piece anime is not remastered, but a remake. Because the pacing in the anime is really slow, even the fans itself start to suggest another fans to skip some arcs (we called it arc, like book in Avatar). So the new anime will remake it with new animation, better pacing, and adding some new stuff

[@Sandro_de_Vega]

Well not even counting the fact that one piece planet is bigger than ours. How many places there is on grand line? As many as Oda wants. Thats why we dont have official map. Bc its a gate to making more and more crazy places.

[@Babawze]

There are no remaster yet, it was most likely scenes from flashbacks and special episodes. Personally i'm curious about the remaster, but i actually miss the old style and character design of the old arcs. And it's fun to see the change in style and animation quality that the series go through with each ark.

[@tasbard8545]

If you want to just sit back and enjoy it, but still want to keep us updated, you can just do that. There are a few channels that just post update videos instead of reactions. You can just watch and when you feel youve seen enough new stuff to warrent an update, make a video.

[@Sogekidan]

The biggest difference between other anime live actions and one piece is the creator of One piece was extremely active with its creation and had a lot of veto/power over what direction they took and what freedoms they took as well. With all the other anime adaptations, every creator just took the check and walked away from the projects cause of the changes they made during production. I was excited for the Avatar live action by netflix but when I saw the creators walked away from it as well and the number of already announced changes to the show, I'm expecting it to not be anywhere as good as it could of been.

[@liprekt]

I'm not worried about the og creators being not involved in the ATLA live action, as long as the current showrunners understood the cartoon. I think some of the stuff we've read re:changes have been misconstrued, like Sokka's sexism, and some just make sense, like Aang not riding the elephant koi near Kyoshi Island...because we really only saw the elephant koi for a minute during that episode -- they never appear throughout the cartoon ever again, so to me it makes sense why they wouldn't be featured. From the teasers, trailers, and behind the scenes I've seen, Aang still feels very much like Aang, hence I'm not worried right now. Also, have you seen the Avatar Spirits documentary back in the day? Even Bryan expressed that there were things he wished they did differently or turned out better, in other words he admits there's room for improvement, because ATLA was not perfect at all, coming from a big fan. We also have to take into account that the cartoons were contained in 20-minute episodes designed to keep children's attention (people like saying it was not a kids' show -- it definitely was, and there's nothing wrong with it being a kids' show -- it just so happened to also tackle mature themes), versus the live action's hour-long episodes. Because of these different delivery methods, runtime-wise, I expect remixes and modifications for a better-flowing storytelling.

[@Aviertje]

The first season of the OPLA was easily the easiest one to adapt, and they still had modify considerable parts of it. For example, the Arlong Pirates have an octopus fishman as well as a sea beat, neither of which was included. That said, I think the next season.. and even the one after that are still completely in the realm of the adaptable. There will be some tricky aspects to pull off, but they are things movies have pulled off before so it shouldn't be a big deal. Even the sky islands (when we reach those) aren't too far out of the realm of possibility; it is mostly the problem of making things feel sufficiently tangible and realistic while remaining firmly in the land of the fantastical. I imagine a bit of an Alice-in-Wonderland-esque set dressing for a location like that. Based on the things I have seen in the live action, the thing that worries me most are the ocean-bound parts: they clearly used a gigantic kiddie pool in the first season and the water was almost without waves. This was actually an immersion killer to me, since that degree of still water should probably only exist at the Calm Belts, and oceans are always wavy. And in the Grand Line, I expect far fiercer waves at pretty much all times. When it comes to the parts of the world that worry me the most, it would be places like the Tarai Currents and that (w)hole area general, the place with the bubbles, FI and WCI. When it comes to the costumes, the places that worry me the most are the place with the bubbles, FI and Zou. And when it comes to how well they can pull off the story, the ones I am most worried about are definitely the cloud place, everything involving but especially the emotional conclusion of the moment not long before Garp is supposed to enter the picture, the place in the Calm Belt and the absolute mayhem that is the Paramount War itself. Everything beyond that is also a source of worry, but I feel at this point the show will be solidly in the 'one arc per season' part of the adaptation, and One Piece is nothing is not consistent about becomes far more complex in story the further it goes on, so the actual reliance on special effects will matter a bit less for the season to be good. (Although the biggest clashes will still be immense pains to do with CGI, but if they reach that far, I'm just going to assume they mastered the CGI-involved conflicts well enough to make it look passable.)

[@Aviertje]

In regards to the Grand Line being dangerous, I think there are two things that you ought to take into account. One is that the overall level is immensely more dangerous, but that doesn't mean every moment is more dangerous. You can live in Gaza or Ukraine and still have relaxing days without explosions blowing up your home and loved ones, and the same goes for the Grand Line. But beyond that, the Grand Line is still a location. The Grand Line is in many ways dangerous, but the danger can be very contextual. In Washington DC, you really don't want to piss off the wrong politicians, and in La Boca in Buenos Aires, you simply don't want to look remotely foreign. And all of that is just land, while the Grand Line is mostly ocean that is immensely unpredictable and filled with pirates doing whatever they want. Note that a story that only ever has immense danger will cause a reader to be desensitized to the danger. After all, the protagonists will scale along right with the danger, so why should one feel scared for them? Second, what is it that defines danger? The ocean is a scary place for a human to be lost in, but for a shark or whale, it is their backyard with almost no threats to speak of. Could there be a chance that Shanks is a big shark, or at least interpreted to be one by his surroundings? For him to be so deified by Luffy, surely his pirating capabilities will be above average for a seasoned veteran like him, right?

[@Mr.Reboot420]

If you gonna watch this let me know I’m watching 2 other reaction channels watching One Piece and if I gotta add a third I’m down I just need to know love watching people react to this show it’s peak

[@liprekt]

I'm definitely doing this now. So many people have expressed that I should do it. Still need to figure out the schedule for everything that goes into this. Will make an announcement in my Community tab once everything's in place!

[@Mr.Reboot420]

@@liprekt Nice!

[@LightStreak567]

Netflix plans on doing 12 seasons of the One Piece live action show. Seeing how the world One Piece is set in is structured, I keep thinking to myself: "Netflix needs a "Game Of Thrones" level budget to be faithful to the towns and cities."

[@liprekt]

Welp, after watching this video, I think that now too! We'd be lucky to see even just 20% of what was featured in this video in live action!

[@LightStreak567]

@@liprekt Whatever they do, I can't wait to see how they handle Luffy's next member of his crew, who isn't human, but a reindeer that ate a devil fruit!

[@xXTheRedrubyXx]

Many of the earliest one piece episodes have gotten reworks before in the form of movies too

[@liprekt]

Someone said during the live chat that the reworks are 'compressed', so I don't think it's a good idea to watch them unless you want an incomplete experience.

[@Gopal__S]

@@liprekt Yeah the only thing I'd recommend watching alonside the original is the zoro vs mihawk fight remastered. It's the only thing from the original that I don't think aged well animation wise. The remastered version makes the fight look great.

[@xXTheRedrubyXx]

@@liprekt oh Def, I meant in the sense of if you saw any art that matches early arcs it's prob from them

[@7thlittleleopard7]

So yes, there is a reMASTER for the earlier arcs, but what the 2025+ anime is, is a complete reMAKE. They're going in from scratch and just remaking the WHOLE anime from scratch, the absolute madlads. While the current one is still ongoing. We are going to be consuming One Piece for another 25 years. XD

[@liprekt]

Other people here have said that the remake will tone down the fillers quite a bit, which is apparently an issue in the original OP (which is to be expected, because there's always that tendency with long-form anime when the animation tries to buy time for the manga to catch up).

[@malcolmhodnett8874]

You absolutely do not need to quit your job yo watch one piece. No clue where that comes from. There’s no rush

[@liprekt]

You misunderstand me... 😅 I was talking about making reaction videos out of the One Piece anime, alongside stuff that I already have planned outside of OP (recording, editing, etc. which demands a lot of free time), not so much the act of watching it because I did mention in the video that I'm almost tempted to just watch it off-camera. aha

[@kx1de]

I really look forward to seeing you react to all the openings of one piece

[@liprekt]

Do you mean the opening sequences for the anime? Aren't they full of spoilers, though? Because I'm actually watching the anime now.

[@adrianekaori]

Well if you feel like watching the anime series don't wait for the remake. Take advantage of the increasing attention and investment the series has been getting. One Piece community is one large, passionate and supportive one, specially with smart reactors like you. It's a long journey, with a roller coaster of emotions, an amazing story telling and a world building like no other.

[@barbapapasama3706]

"How are they gonna do this in the live action???" well impossible unless you do 99% OF SGI , ODA piccking up legend from around the world with real story and real architecture and incorporate on hes won story

[@bottledmesses7075]

How to catch up to one piece in just five or six movies... Bakuman (Live-action) Episode of East Blue Strong World 3d2y Ace no sho wo koete Stampede Pirates Of The Caribbean: Curse of the Black Pearl How to get the one piece experience without actually following one piece... Robinson Crusoe Gulliver's Travells James Clavell's Shogun Alice's adventures in wonderland The adventures of Tom Sawyer Chronicles of Narnia: Voyage of the dawn Treader Keigo kzbin.info/www/bejne/qKaWc31mZbqhqbMsi=JbdyJigPi2StVUtM. Onward for the New Treasure Island ☠️ Yosh! kzbin.info/www/bejne/mJDPnq2Aa82csNEsi=RbcinXlq4rgyNCB9

[@stalhein62]

3:40 the lady in purple (NR) actually isn't the same character as the one in Jump Force (BH), but I can see why you thought that.

[@liprekt]

It's been a while since I've played Jump Force. I just remembered a woman in purple with raven black hair when your character first introduces themselves to the different groups. 😅

[@emperorluffy6001]

@9:30 I mean, it's a 1000+ episodes for a reason fam. lol.

[@edgarlarios4718]

Maybe by 2025...the nature of the one piece will be revealed.

[@vspence2]

We’ll be lucky if they even get to the mid-way point of the story in the live action series, and very little of the extensive world will ever be able to be shown. If the series is that intriguing to you, I highly recommend jumping into the show. Any react channel that goes over One Piece grows like crazy. One Piece fans LOVE to live vicariously through new audiences. But even if you aren’t ready to monetize your reaction, just watch/read it. Watching the One Pace fan edit is a good way to get through the story quickly in animation but you can’t beat the manga. You don’t have to quit your job to go through it unless you want to binge it all at once, which I don’t even recommend since the true beauty of it is the journey and not the destination. Those of us who are current in the manga are actually dreading the fact that we’re finally in the last saga which means it will have to end one day in the near future and we aren’t ready for that. But that also means right now is the last chance you’ll be able to get into the story without massive spoilers ruining the end, so what are you waiting for?

[@liprekt]

Haha About the job bit, I just meant that if I made reaction videos watching the OP anime, I might have to quit my job because of the amount of time needed to plan out, record, edit, and schedule the videos. If I just watched it off-camera, it's definitely something I can fit in my current schedule. However, right now I'm considering reacting to the first 44 episodes that cover the same ground as the live action. Two episodes per video might be doable.

[@vspence2]

@@liprekt that’s enough episodes to become addicted 😏

[@Daoless]

Great reaction

[@traceyandrob13]

some from movies but this comes from one man mind Eiichiro Oda

[@IzittoCh]

The east blue is the weakest of the 4 seas and the 4 seas are described as peacefull compared to the grandline

[@ridin0065]

Wishing success in your life outside so you can start the OP Anime 😎

[@liprekt]

Fingers crossed!

[@jamesfowler5100]

It won't be a remaster. They are starting One Piece from the beginning. It's more like a reimagining I think.

[@TheRebornofSocialVietSub]

if this guy react to all opening he may lost his mind :).

[@ralfsstuff]

Technically this DOES have spoilers, as in some relevant people and places, but none of them will mean anything to anyone who hasn't already read the Manga or warched the Anime.

[@liprekt]

That's how I felt watching this = I'm safe because I don't know the context. All I know is that it's a vast world and that I evidently underestimated how big it is coming from the live action.

[@bryanadams4981]

How does someone who watched one piece to even expect live action will caught up to the manganime 😂 it wont just be sure of this like it doesnt actually need explanation why

[@levinkeluargapolca]

I see your one piece videos is doing good, and I see you enjoy watching it too. Also, algorithm already caught us, so whatever one piece related from your channel will get recommended to us. Maybe watch the first 44 episode of One Piece anime? It's where the live action season 1 end. Sorry, just a suggestion

[@liprekt]

It does look like my One Piece videos are getting all the attention. I put a lot of work in my first video for my ATLA rewatch because that was 3 episodes in one video, and right now it's sitting at around 60 views, which is so disheartening. Eheh But it does come with the territory. Had no idea the algorithm played such a huge role. The first 44 episodes of One Piece is what I'm heavily considering right now, for sure! Seems doable, editing-wise. And it only makes sense given that I've seen the live action that covers the same arc.

[@JagoanKancil]

​@@liprekt Yeah, I know right? 3 episodes on one videos is so much work. I'm a youtuber too, so I know the hardwork behind it. The thing is, there's already many channel that make one piece reaction videos, but most of them didn't get hit with the right algorithm. You somehow already got that. So that's great!

[@JagoanKancil]

​@@liprekt Also, don't worry about the Avatar. Once the live action come out, the avatar algorithm will catch up with your videos, mainly the live action tho

[@golden_zebra]

That's true!!! I actually wasn't subbed until a few days ago but I get recommended Liprekt's one piece videos since I watched all his live action one piece. You got good on the algorithm, man. Reacting to the breathtaking world hits too ;D

[@anxodominguez6846]

if you react to the first opening of one piece you could see how the chacarters look in the anime and you woudnt be spoiled because it covers more or less the lenght of the live action hehehe

[@liprekt]

By opening you mean the first 44 episodes, yeah? If so, I'm planning to do just that! 😁

[@21shanks]

If the remake is good (which it will most likely be), I would recommend watching it to really cut down on total watch time to catch up. As great and immersive the original anime is, the pacing is terrible with a lot of padding sometimes. Also the early art style may not be very appealing to new fans. The remake will most likely tackle these issues.

[@mariomascot]

You watched the live action and state you love it in the thumbnail. Stop advertising yourself as a non-fan, you're clearly a fan at this point

[@HaohmaruHL]

"how are they gonna do this in the live action" They won't. They couldn't even afford to animate Hachi, let alone going bigger like grand line etc. They will just cut everything out and cram and splice things together.

[@benhicks9481]

Dont wait for 2025 for this new project. Watch One Piece the original, nothing beats original manga/anime

[@37985277]

how can you say that when mihawk meet shanks there was no danger on the grandline? they were the danger

[@pflanzenfr3ak]

love your reaction ❤

[@nevaladder]

Just watch in your own time if you're really interested.

[@alathreon8315]

I advise you to read the manga, it's way easier and faster to read than to watch the anime. And you could make review videos.

[@nathhhjjjlll]

Subbed! U should watch it, it’s SO worth it and it just keeps getting better

[@raineyoung3291]

If you want to react to One Piece properly, make sure to avoid the Openings of the anime and the titles of the episodes because they spoil the whole episode/arc they are a part of. The only title that doesn’t spoil anything is (I believe(been a long time)) the first episode title.

[@liprekt]

Gotcha! Thank you for the warning!

[@raindr1583]

If you love ATLA, you’ll love One Piece :)

[@andriecuedrie]

Shanks is one the top of all the tops.. I think shanks is most powerfull of the 4 & mysterious character in op

[@robasant2844]

In scale I think the world of OP is like 10 times bigger than Earth..I don't think the Live Action will go that far..