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[@randall-thehorrorwriter]

It's a grove, an orange grove. And Or-ran-gins for the win.

[@DanGamingFan2406]

I can't be the only one who shed a tear at the “Help me, Luffy” scene. Emily Rudd really did a great job as Nami.

[@naufalpahlevi8976]

Even Emily shed a tear when she rewatched her performance

[@Kurosakijoseluis88]

No matter if us fans watch the anime or new fans that haven't watch the anime we all feel the same pain the tears for Nami. Emily did a wonderful in the scene I've her watching her scene 😢😢😢😢😢

[@karmaaa6756]

Bro you say this everywhere I

[@chaos-leader559]

I'm not shred any tears . But not because Emily does terrible , cause I've already seen the manga and anime too many times 😂

[@Anonymous25012]

​@@karmaaa6756So what?

[@sombrashadow0013]

So the cast just reacted to the "Luffy, help me" scene and they were all in tears becuase they couldnt stand to see Emily Rudd cry. It definitely shows how much they love each other

[@AvEnGeD7X238]

Emily and Inaki are so cute in that video😭❤️ they are perfect casting

[@pryor]

Were can i see that

[@sem1conscious]

On the 'Still Watching Netflix' yt page. The cast did a bunch of variety show bits.

[@erluq9309]

They were all in tears? What’re you talking about? Only Emily was in tears in that video

[@sombrashadow0013]

@@erluq9309 Look closer. You can see Mackenyu, Taz, and Jacob all holding back tears tok

[@Rembreiker_lychec9257]

20:44 Whether you're a big One Piece fan or a newcomer, you've gotta admit this scene alone was a powerful moment. Big props to Emily & Inaki was making this scene feel so powerful.

[@EmpteeBluffs]

The scene that sealed the deal for most watchers in the anime 💯 "Now im definitely watching all thousand episodes"

[@Spartan-qw2tr]

It sure as hell won me over…I’m 13 episodes deep into the anime now

[@lizryan7451]

The situation with Nami trying to help her village is arguably even more emotional in the original series where everyone in the village DOES realize what she's trying to do for them, but they play along and pretend like they don't and pretend to hate her so Nami won't feel like they're all counting on her. That way if she ever decides it's too difficult and wants to just cut and run, she won't feel obligated to stay for them 😭 Also, her sister Nojiko's tattoos were something she got in solidarity with Nami after having the Arlong tattoo forced on her.

[@thechatteringclown]

Yeah, I really don't like that change from how it was in the manga really. It doesn't quite hold the same impact without the context.

[@aryabaditz3092]

Yeah love in manga more, because in manga, Nojiko only her family she can depend on, but what we can say, they have time limit wrap only for 8 eps for all, they doing good overall

[@sinisterpanda2738]

It's more tragic in the live action because she has no one. Not even Nojiko knows the truth. But it's more emotional in the manga because everybody knew but they pretended not to know, just in case Nami wants to give up and run forever. Both scenarios are good imo

[@jefferyardis9163]

Dude I thought they dropped off on that. It makes the back story hit harder

[@PlayerOne.StartGame]

One Piece, for all its fun and joy, is full of painful stories. That's what makes it so good. Luffy doesn't just bring joy. He liberates people from their pain.

[@colin1739]

Looking back across all the arcs, Luffy is definitely a liberator which makes all the more sense with where the story has gone.

[@izzulazmi7174]

Hah, liberate

[@LeinRa-Reaction]

you can say he's a joy boy

[@TherealDEXIL]

*Drums of liberation* starts playing

[@jaobille79]

Drum of liberation plays*

[@sohailsadaqat6684]

Mihawk is not a villian, he is just a goal for Zoro. The guy isn't killing innocents and raiding towns. He is just the strongest sworsman in the world and and ends up being target for others

[@amvibes9633]

Nami's backstory was like 5x crazier in the anime but they still did really well with it here. Also Emily Rudd fucking OWNED that "Help me" scene. That moment is one of the most beloved moments in the series and she knew that. She had a big responsibility there and knocked it out of the park

[@LivingFire_BurningFlame]

Nami got me emotional when she broke down and even ask for help. He showed how much he cared for her just by putting the hat on Nami. I love this show. It has so much heart.

[@Jonathan_Collins]

Probably the most iconic moment in the early parts of the anime/manga of one piece was nami asking for help and the live action did a excellent version of it.

[@golden_eye2156]

Amazing acting by Emily Rudd. Nami's backstory is such a tragic one. Her asking Luffy for help, Luffy putting his hat (his treasure) on her head, and the zoom out revealing the whole crew is one of the most iconic moments in anime, and this live action did a phenomenal job bringing that to life!

[@danielward2328]

Nami's "help me" scene is the most iconic scene in the anime/manga, once you see it, you're a One Piece fan for life

[@cah137-y4s]

I am SO glad that they did the “Help me” scene the justice it deserves. It’s one of the most iconic moments of the entire East Blue Saga, and both actors clearly recognized that and gave phenomenal performances.

[@vailingbow1068]

1:50 they are not oranges. They're tangerines. And yes, there is a difference and no, I don't know what the differences are. 18:20 actually, in the manga and anime, she did tell Nojiko and Nojiko told the whole village. The village decided to play the part of hating Nami so in case something were to ever happen, she wouldn't feel tied down by the village. So she can leave without feeling guilty. Also the whole reason Nojiko has her tattoos is to make Nami feel better about being branded by Arlong's flag.

[@maryisdoingvideos]

Most One Piece fans would agree that Nami's arc is when the story really picks up, and you can see why. For people who start One Pieces with the anime or the manga, I'd say most of us old fans would recommend to reach Nami's arc and then decide wether or not you'd continue the journey. The live action did an amazing job adapting the "Help me" scene, everyone from the actors to the writers to the costume and set and prop designers: everyone deserves a round of applause for what they did 👏

[@2mellow35]

Absolutely

[@skyelunaco_]

It’s usually the deal breaker and the part where everyone really falls in love with OP

[@Venusstar22]

In the anime Nami stabbing the Arlong pirates tattoo on her arm was farrrrrr more graphic......it was super bloody and highly dramatic....she stabbed that tattoo so many times it HURT the viewer just to watch.......you could really feel the hatred she has for him and she MENTALLY SNAPPED in that moment. The live action, kept it modest in comparison and yet it conveyed so well to viewers Nami's state of despair. I thought the live action did it justice without being as graphic as the anime. Nami's actress, Emily, did a PHENOMENAL performance and accurate interpretation of her character.

[@aruhik]

Last scenes with nami us where 95% fans started to like the show. Then it skyrocketed

[@2mellow35]

And the other 5% water 7 being the other arc that people mention. Its just shocking that people who weren't enjoying at this point stuck around until water 7.

[@itschirag9756]

​@@2mellow35that's what I don't really get always ...i can't watch a show if i don't even enjoy first 10 eps ...idk how can somebody give so much time to something that they don't like ...like many say I'm in whole cake island and say it's not that good ...I'm like how's that possible ...u watch some 800 eps and say it's bad😂😂

[@jorgegruber728]

Nami's backstory was one of the most saddest moments I've seen. She lost her beloved Bellemere, she is working like a slave with the man who killed her mother, she tried to save her home for eight hard years and now Arlong betrayed her deal. I'm so glad that she has Luffy to beg him to help ber and he will do it. 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

[@ravishbhasin7041]

Robin is by far the most saddest one and Brooke was by far the most horribly depressing one. Both of their backstories can break a person. Its not without purpose that her "I want to LIVE" is one of the greatest scenes in the show.

[@jaydenplayz2792]

I have shed a tear at pretty much every episode but I cried the most with Nami’s breakdown

[@monkeybrain0212]

Very proud of Emily Rudd getting me to cry every time I watch this episode. That scene and the walk to Arlong Park, with all the crew members stood waiting for Luffy, this was all so well done

[@DeadEye364]

No matter what any fan says, the "Luffy, help me." scene was what hooked us on the series, its beyond iconic and I love how perfect this scene was.

[@HumanoidSlayer]

I appreciate the commentary on the big "of course I will" line because in most other contexts it just does not work. Even in the anime it strikes a bit awkward at first, but it's absolutely something Luffy would do in that moment so it fits. There's something so powerful about how Iñaki does the slow walk with the mean face as the music continues to swell in the background. This is the most important scene in the entire season and to say they crushed it would be an understatement

[@figureoutnamelater6779]

16:51 I can’t believe they accuse Garp of taking Gold Roger’s son. How dare they?! What kind of man do they think he is?

[@oshdi8589]

lol yea why’s that

[@GallonOfPCP821]

something like that would cause an all out war. Couldnt happen, garp would never.

[@prajalrai2474]

🤫🤫🤫

[@PredatorH2O]

The Villain. Obviously they're wrong.

[@locoartsuu9607]

Garp is a hundred percent not the kind of guy who would take care of Roger (of all people)'s kid! Preposterous

[@captainmarvelous7678]

The scene you guys were gushing about is known among the Fandom as "The walk to arlong park" and it's the moment for lots of fans where the series went from good to "I ❤ this series". It's definitely one of the more iconic moments.

[@thundercat123studios]

The one I’ve been waiting for. The moment in the og anime that made most people fans of One Piece. Let’s get it.

[@AllGreyEverything]

The actress who plays Nami's sister had some really nice acting moments. She's also absolutely gorgeous and has great screen presence. I hope we get to see her again.

[@xseno]

I want her and Genzo to reappear like they do in the anime whenever the strawhats get new bounties.

[@gekikudo]

So an interesting thing to note about this scene is that at this point in the anime and manga, Luffy has never met Arlong. He had literally spent this entire arc doing his own thing away from everyone. He didnt hear a second of Namis tragic past. He doesnt know anything about Arlong. He just knows Nami, trusts her and in this moment he sees her breaking down and realizes he has to help. But he wont do anything until he hears it from her first. He just needs those two words and he'll fuck up anybody. I fucking love the "Help Me" scene so much and i cry like a bitch every time i see it. Its a masterpiece of fiction.

[@franskel9647]

That "help me" scene is iconic and I'm so happy with what they did in the live action. Even knowing what's gonna happen, it still hit hard.

[@thalunizz21]

That Nami scene was perfect - I actually got teary-eyed. 😢

[@m0-m0597]

it was almost as beautiful as your profile picture

[@thalunizz21]

@@m0-m0597 Thanks.🤣🤣

[@mrgroovy5113]

Got goosebumps.

[@shad3115]

Arlong and his crew just chilling with music was way funnier than I thought

[@erhanmustafa2103]

I love just like in the anime. Luffy didn't know the details of Nami's story and what is going on but when he saw her he still did that to her. I love how they did captured that.

[@thenerdywave2007]

This show is so great with its characters! The ending with Luffy and Nami was so great and emotional! 👍

[@MyKaosLife]

I've read and watched One Piece for a long time and think they did a fantastic job adapting it to live action. But it's extra awesome to see the show through your eyes and seeing you react to the adaptation without prior knowledge! 👍❤ Also, it's been like 30 minutes since you posted this one... C'mon! Publish the finale! Send it! 😄

[@bensneb360]

As a long time one piece fan, I knew the “help me” scene would hit people in the feels… glad to see people are enjoying it and the show did it Justice

[@marciojunior5232]

I love seeing people who started seeing One Piece with the show because it's fun to see them theorizing about the things we already know and being eager to see them find out later that they were right/wrong. Good video guys!

[@WaldemarPerezJr]

The actors that played Arlong and Mihawk did a excellent job. Especially Arlong. Did great job acting through the prosthetics.

[@sithddy7208]

I’ve always wanted to watch the One Piece anime but it always had that over 1000 episode intimidation to it but after watching this live action series it made me a fan. That next season better come quick!

[@zyphyris]

"Help me" is easily one of the most iconic moments from the series and it's really cool seeing it had that same impact on folks with this adaptation

[@smilingphoenix]

I am a huge fan of the anime and I was blown away by how good this is. It feels surreal to me.

[@seraphinaaizen6278]

In the manga and anime, the whole village knew what Nami was up to. Nami's sister worked it out, and she told everyone else in secret. They just pretended not to know because they didn't want Nami to feel the pressure of everyone putting their hopes on her. They wanted to leave her the option of leaving, and not feel the pressure to keep coming back. The "Luffy....help me..." scene is straight out of the manga though, almost shot for shot. It's wonderfully done.

[@ehubb]

The backstories only get sadder from here. Chopper and Robin’s backstories are truly heartbreaking

[@StoickTheTired]

The moment of Luffy putting his precious treasure, the Straw Hat, on Nami's head as a promise to go and save her treasure - ya know, the Village! Gets me every damn time! This moment means so much more now, guys, y'all will get there 😁 And once again, YT didn't let me know that y'all were to one of my most beloved series live adaptations. But I'm here now!

[@concentratedH2O]

Arlong is just a small fish in a vast ocean of big monsters. These monsters are the real deal and among these monsters , the seven warlords reign at the top, Mihawk is one of them. That's why they didn't introduce Arlong early in the series, in fect in the manga Arlong was not introduced in Baratie, he was introduced way latter

[@GoldenKnight010]

The "Luffy ,help me " scene is one of the most iconic from the anime . They nailed it . The feels are real . The shot of the guys waiting is exactly replicated , every pose .

[@Jonathan-Hamlett]

They don’t have the option of stretching out the back story and motivation reveals in this series. There are so many named characters in the series and every arc has someone’s background, be it a new main character or an island plot character like the little dog walking behind the mayor at the end of episode 2. (He’s only an Easter egg in the live action, but he has a small story arc that helps establish Luffy’s view of treasure and how he values his straw hat.)

[@annikapsr]

Man I love your reactions! I know the anime is super long but after your reactions and seeing how much you love the live action it would be so cool seeing you react to the anime!

[@theangrypickle9892]

Garp is Luffy's real grandfather his name is Monkey D. Garp. They are blood related.

[@blackroomred]

that last scene between nami and luffy is even more powerful in the anime in many ways especially bc luffy in the og story actually did not know anything what was going on in the village, he literally fell asleep before any backstory happens. and because of how powerful the anime made it and how iconic this scene is for almost all op fans, i was the most afraid of seeing this scene being butchered in the live action. so when i saw how great it turned out i was beyond joyful. they really delivered on every single front. seeing not only old fans but new fans being this engaged and into the series is the most amazing thing. your reactions have been my fav to tune into, you guys are so genuine about being into the it. great reaction and comments all over.

[@ghosttemplar6989]

Thank you guys for reviewing this I'm really enjoying it and also the live action anime itself they are doing an amazing job so far.

[@whiteshard]

This is now the third type of media where I've seen the Help Me scene and it has gotten me every time.

[@Fearinator]

That “of course I will!” Scene !!! 🤯🤯❤️

[@tubatsimoloi7743]

Bro, Arlong and his gang had the dopest soundtrack. FISH-HOP🎧🎶

[@sohailsadaqat6684]

1 Arlongs motivations and reasong was added in the live action, His real reason to be rage for fishmen were not expanded on until way later season/arc. At this point in the manga, along was just supposed to be a villain who was there to serve Nami's backstory. One piece uncovers the world slowly not dumps to much information instantly. Discrimination is not an easy subject to digest for people who are watching One piece for fun. So it was brought up slowly in manga but in LA they are coming out straight away

[@ninakollarova4021]

Loved the reaction, excited to see more. Ireally enjoyed the after-talk, it was really interesting. BTW, you guys, Garp is a Vice-Admiral of the marines AND he is the one who was strong enougth to hold his own against Gold Roger, he is not exactly one to be taken lightly lmao

[@patriciocarrasco7641]

I've watched the help me scene many times on the anime, read it a lot in the manga and watched it in the live action in many reactions as well as a couple of views on my own. Always makes me teary

[@razezillian]

Luffy Garps biological Grandson, Garp raised and trained Luffy. Luffy father is someone we might see in season two but how they handle his introduction might be intresting.

[@abhiabhishek6557]

Garp is not a villain😭😭😭 He is nicest guy there is

[@killler240]

Eps 6-8 are my favourites. Ranked 7, 6, then 8

[@airbender71]

The shot with all all of them on screen is just perfect!you should see the anime and the manga because it perfect❤️

[@zackgrey-fn9ms]

The music and acting was on point, so was the reactions. Cery enjoyable ty guys! 😁

[@synacky1911]

The help me scene, followed by Luffy screaming and then the shot of him, Zoro, Sanji and Usopp, wether it's in the manga, anime, live action and even the various One Piece games I played, it always gives me goosebumps.

[@princekurtmontales2252]

You guys are in for a hell of a FINALE!

[@DeeeJay07]

The help me scene is probably one of the best moments in One Piece. Manga, anime or live action, it was so good Some people become a huge one piece fan when that moment hits. Nami asking for help is the greatest One thing i didn't like about that last moment is Luffy screaming "You bet i will". It's probably better if they didn't include it, Luffy can just say "You bet i will" in a quiet way. And then they make a move

[@NikstSWE]

Agreed. They should save those type of outbursts for when Luffy is happy. Which is when he has previously had them. He is not happy now so seemed a little out of place for an outburst like that.

[@fablihakhan904]

The outburst was there in the anime.. So I don't know it felt nice to me..

[@itsmario_2]

the scene of nami asking for help is what alot of people say really got them hooked into the anime, so they needed to nail it, and they got it so well

[@sahlysalman8851]

Love the reaction guys.... the emotional moments never fails to bring tears...

[@ZS-dr7bi]

This is one of most heart breaking arcs in the anime, and the live action has done a great job with it, given the time constrictions.

[@GeminiRosche]

Love all these theories about who might be related to Gold Roger. Aces to you, top marks

[@lonewolf9325]

Arlong's motive was a parallel to how Fishmen felt, from a 35% story completion. In the manga/anime he was just shown as Fishmen are superior...but why he wants to get back at humans, it was not cleared so early. It wasn't even there then, he was just a bad guy early on. Later on when one gets to understand fishmen more, and see Arlong had depth, then it feels like a full circle.

[@TheSavageAdult]

Gold Roger's Death was 22 Years Ago. Luffy's Current Age is 17 years old. So, No. Gold Roger is not Luffy's Father.

[@mcsnipeoptc774]

I think a lot of Nami not wanting help from Luffy is that she really didn't think he could beat Arlong. I think something the show doesnt do well is how merciless/strong Arlong was. He was killing marines, he was beating literally everyone who came to remove his threat. That is why Nami thought her ONLY chance was to buy the village.

[@Dethseye]

I love you guys as discussions after each episode. Great video Can't wait for the next one.❤

[@WDFilms25]

that whole stabbing scene is iconic from the manga and the anime, i had chills when that whole sequence was adapted even the rest of the crew waiting for luffy to walk up and and him giving nami his hat

[@Dannydarko27]

Usually, when introducing new people to the anime/manga, they're hooked by the "help me" scene; if they're not hooked already. For me i was hooked by the flashback with Shanks. Which is ep 4 in the anime but ch 1 in the manga

[@marcusc9931]

"You get a tragic backstory! And you get a tragic backstory! And you are extra special, so you get two! Even some villains get a tragic backstory!"

[@cooksad]

I knew this show was the real deal when they were able to invoke the same feeling I had watching that scene with Nami stabbing at the tattoo and asking Luffy for help. It made me tear up when it happened in the anime and did the same in this episode. That's when I knew this series was fully legit and as long as they take their time with the story development and don't rush things this will be consistently one of the most popular shows on Netflix. A lot of the stuff that happens in this episode is pulled right from the anime including Luffy's "Yes I will !" with arms to the sky. Also all of the fish people were basically enslaved or treated less than by a lot of humans. Arlong just decided to turn all that pain to hate against his people's oppressors which makes him no better than them. Arlong deserves the butt whipping Luffy is about to unleash on him. The one thing you don't do is mess with Luffy's nakamas because he'll put his foot in your butt. Enjoyed the reaction 👍👍✌out.

[@ChunnerTown]

Been really enjoying your reactions to the show. I'm going to give you some generalizations here as a long time One Piece fan without going into to much detail. Your comment on Arlong is kind of interesting and I can see where you are coming from. I would first say that Arlong is a major part of what we get concerning anime to live action and many alteration were with Arlong scenes. Since this show covers 47/1,000+ episodes of One Piece they had to fit a lot of content and things that they had to cut although still good, might have taken away some of what you might have been looking for. This is why some additional scenes were added to help with this. I would also say that in the execution of Gold Rodger you saw how many people were inspired to become pirates and find his One Piece treasure. So there are plenty of pirates with low bounties, higher bounties and 7 Warlords of the sea. We are also just in the East Blue and you saw Nami draw the world so there are plenty of pirates. If you are a big time pirate you might be stronger, been a pirate longer or in a position of power that you might not care about pirates just starting out. Pirates as we should all know pillage and plunder but Luffy is a different kind of pirate looking up to Shanks. The marines protect the people by finding and capturing pirates but obviously they might not surrender and there are also potentially corrupt marines that abuse their position.

[@Farisss11]

even in anime, this scene is damn strong in early 2000s, i remember i was like 8 or 9 watchin this and i cried for a long time

[@purple428]

The scene with nami and luffy is what’s one piece is all about!! absolutely love it

[@rckbrch]

OMG I just finished your Episode 6 reaction and was about to continue my daily routine because was expecting the video for ep 7 will be out tomorrow or other day but refreshed my YT and here it is hahahaha I haven't even started watching this video yet and checking by the comments people praised Emily Rudd's performance and it's true!!! Please after watching this series react to the casts reaction to their own Trailer!!! :') and the other scenes they did specially this scene of nami, the main cast reacted to this one.

[@niknokseyer]

This show is so good! Don’t know anything about the anime but this show made me realize why it is loved by many.

[@ilFanEditore]

The music was among the bestestest aspects of the show. The music during the "Help me" scene and Sanji's jazz theme were phenomenal.

[@em5522]

Oh, now that you mention that abt Arlong and how his role comes across, I think I appreciate how they handle his arc's adaptation for the live action a little bit more.

[@JedRavina]

Will Forte isn't the only one famous here. Kid Sanji is Christian Convery, the star of the show Sweet Tooth. Alvida is Ilia Isorelys Paulino, the girl in Me Time with Kevin Hart and Marc Wahlberg. Buggy is Jeff Ward who starred in the Agents of SHIELD. Garp is Vincent Regan from the movies 300 and Troy.

[@Haddosan]

Btw the sweater doesn’t look bad in place of merch, looks flattering on u man the build is coming through 💪

[@caitlinbrewer4843]

The 'Help Me' scene is very famous in the fandom. It and the Arlong Park Arc in general are considered when the One Piece really BECOMES One Piece. And it is the moment that a lot of fans (myself included) cite as the moment they truly fall in love with the series. It's to the point I've watched reactions to it and you can SEE something click in people's eyes

[@rainyfriday6175]

When I first watched the scene, I was so pumped, I jumped out of my chair and put my fist in the air shouting “of course he will”!!!

[@emiliomartinez7573]

In the one piece anime all the characters also always feel more realistic with their personalities and the crew feels unique from each other and they don’t feel like just cartoon characters they feel like living people too.

[@paulkripke3423]

This is one of the episode that i will keep on crying. Loved it ❤

[@erluq9309]

Boy I’m just so excited to see people’s reaction to live action Robin backstory. Of all the straw hats, Robin has it the worst and I wanna see people breakdown the same way I do while watching that stuff 😂

[@Stranger1771]

Nami and kids nami is perfect . and hope you reacts to The Breathtaking World of One Piece , really want to know how you feel about it.

[@cjstats1514]

One thing they do weird about Nomi is her fighting ability. You have a scene where she takes on a whole yard full of Marines, but gets bullied by like 5 marines formher berry. And seems week other than the first episode.

[@lewisbaker9894]

Y'all need to upload the emxt reaction asap! So hyped

[@6697carlos]

Loved this series, would be amazing if they reacted to the anime too. We need it!🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@zeinspired577]

That All Blue sweater looks cool

[@LaraWatson]

As a long time One Piece fan it is beautiful to see new fans react this way. 💙💀💙

[@akayuki9808]

32:56 Arlong and what he represents remains relevant to the plot. You should really watch the anime and/or read the manga. The Nami arc was when i decided i liked one piece and this scene with nami asking for help is exactly the same as in the anime. It was so epic for me so i am very happy they didn't change anything.

[@SubZeroJill]

I swear Emily Rudd made me love Nami so much more... there's a newly released Netflix cast reaction she teared up at her own scene, just showing how much she loves the anime too

[@Notme-255]

The "help me" scene is what truly made me love One Piece and I always go back to watch it every couple of months. The live action did it really well but it didn't really hit as hard for me. Still an amazing scene and Rudd's acting was top tier.

[@eliechaya9690]

Love from Belgium 🇧🇪 ❤ So great

[@Derezedd]

The strawhat that Luffy put on nami’s head is very powerful, cause in the manga before this point in time. Luffy gets pretty mad about people touching his hat. So for him to entrusted Nami with his strawhat is very emotional and powerful meaning he trusted Nami with his treasure and solidify Nami as his Nakama. To Luffy he doesn’t need to know why everything happen as is… but when someone made his Nakama cry. He’s there to back you up. This scene is the big scene where everybody who read manga or watch the anime fell in love with One Piece.

[@IamGrimalkin]

In the manga Arlong had no ambitions for the Grand Line, he was only looking at taking over the East Blue (the weakest sea).