Rejecting God?!? | One Piece Ep 179+180 Reaction & Review | Skypiea Arc

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[@rafayetrasti6191]

Enel proclaiming there's "6 people there" when his prophecy said it would be 5, and asking them to get rid of one person, only for them collectively to go "Ok Enel, then that person will be you" is an underrated hype moment. Such an epic scene.

[@xxaznmagicxx]

Just wanted to mention that 85-90% of lightning strike victims survive (literally just googled this). And factoring in that our crew as well as a good chunk of the cast is superhuman, they should be able to take a few hits.

[@Abilliph]

and lightning is 200 million volts.

[@The1Bread_Man]

the fights are basically a by-product of the shonen genre. when you ask the audience members 17 and younger they often say the fights are the best part of onepiece because young boys just like cool moves, hitting someone through a mountain. shit like that. my cousin is that way. he loves the fights the most. he is 16. he just likes it when they hit each other xD

[@ratiuvictor9533]

You like D&D so when a person is dead just think that they are down and they need to make death saving throws. As in D&D most people will succed those savings but when they don't that's where the show will be devastating.

[@MrProthall]

Uh, that's a great metaphor!

[@Jojirius]

Death saves are a fairly new addition to D&D, but I take your point - thinking of people as "down" in One Piece is just a good habit to fall into >_

[@_Seanwar]

You got a murderous spirit bro, every episode it's why isn't he dead. This has been happening since Zoro gets stabbed by Buggy. The cartoon characters are resilient, we've seen them survive death multiple times, whats hilarious is how every time you're surprised still. Oda somehow convincing you that someone is deathly injured is a gag in an of itself. 😂

[@ricorichardson5945]

So, its ok to tell u now, in the manga u actually get a chart, but here: There are 3 "types" of devil fruits. Paramecia, Zoan, Logia Zoan is the most basic: You have the ability to turn into an animal or a hybrid of yourself and an animal. So like, Chopper (Human), Dalton(Ox),and Pell(Falcon). Logia is elemental, the user is treated as an element and can control said element. They are LITERALLY the element AND human at the same time, do not consider them not human, and do not consider them not their element. Smoker, Ace, enel Paramecia the "other" class, if they dont fit in the above, its here.

[@ricorichardson5945]

@@alexs26 all 3 have been mentioned now. Wyper said paramecia when fighting luffy in woods. Robin said logia a few times here. Zoan was said all over drum island.

[@harisimer]

logia: those that you cant touch zoan: those that you cant recognize paramecia: those that you cant understand

[@ricorichardson5945]

@@harisimer interesting 1 liners

[@lepapasmurf]

Pretty much on the money. the only thing I'd emphasize is Logia allows the user to BECOME/MANIFEST their body as the element. Not just adopt properties of it, or expel the power. But physically become it. While Paramecia allows for more variety in power, the user is limited to expelling the power from their body and cannot change the structure of their own body. With VERY FEW exceptions to that rule.

[@ricorichardson5945]

@lepapasmurf I said THEY ARE the element. So I think that's good nuff.

[@rafayetrasti6191]

Enel is crazy absolutely but he's also personified as a very intelligent person, which I appreciate about him. He's also quite "principled" in his actions in his own weird way. How he doesn't discriminate based on gender, also that he said he will spare the last 5 survivors, and then offers them all a ride on his ark. Idk it's a hard point to illustrate but basically I'm trying to say that I really like Enel's characterization. He's such a unique character in the way he talks, acts, thinks and behaves.

[@sarafontanini7051]

like, i guess your point is that he's not jsut 'crazy', he's unquiestionably unhinged but he still has other personality traits in his madness and he has layers.

[@ShiroKage009]

You've seen people who can get pierced and not killed. Smoker and Crocodile come to mind. That's what a Logia is.

[@CruelusRex]

Why do you take the "if you use that again you'll die" as if it came from a reliable omniscient narrator? For example, if Ussop tells Zoro "hey if you do X again you're going to die" would you take that at face value and expect Zoro to actually die or just assume that it's a way to showcase Ussopp being cowardly or underestimating Zoro?

[@funkyd3321]

Its so good. Often, when you are distracted by okie-doke line, the next line may seem like a throw-away, but is actually blunt foreshadowing.

[@SoTOreo]

why do i think when someone has cannibal in their name that they literally eat people? maybe japanese language is just stupid? idk

[@cass6082]

To be fair, a lot of OP strength is based on pure willpower, which is why they harp on dreams and will so much, and I think Wyper is so hellbent on revenge that he plain refuses to die

[@Pooya1484]

Enel has an ideology, that people must live on the surface of earth, birds must live in sky, and gods must go above that

[@GoblinTinkerer]

I dunno, I guess I always saw the fighting as more of visual spectacle rather than having those life-or-death stakes. The world building, the characters, that's like 99% of the appeal to me. When there are life-or-death stakes, it is usually outside of the fights. Like Luffy beating the snot out of Crocodile and the real stakes are the antidote, or how Nami getting sick because those boneheads didn't have a doctor on board and would have died if they hadn't found one. I guess I also watched this whole thing the first time when I was a lot younger and long since accepted that it's exceedingly rare that anyone dies in OP in the present. In flashbacks, though...

[@migz_8894]

Yea the fights are mainly entertaining. I understood it's just an anime and things don't always make sense. How many other animes, DBZ eat have characters taken the equivalent of an atomic bomb and survived and came back. Goku lived in heaven with King Kai for God's sake lol

[@GoblinTinkerer]

@@migz_8894 I mean I can get the frustration since Oda kind of cheats in that regard, trying to wring out as much drama as possible out of heroic sacrifices etc. There's so many examples of that.

[@Magni87]

21:32 When I was fist watching OP I was getting the translation from a fan-sub group called "Kaizoku-Fansubs". Their output had drastically slowed down to the point of months between their releases. I didn't care. Until episode 180. This ending. I immediately watched the episode again, but it wasn't enough. I had to know how it panned out. I took to the internet and started reading the manga from the beginning and ended up binging every chapter that was out at that time, in one sitting.

[@nckanime3994]

The story knows exactly what it's doing with Luffy. Yes, early on, you can see Oda learning how to best place Luffy into the action/narrative without sending everything into chaos too quickly, lol. But trust the process, Luffy 100% gets character growth.

[@rafayetrasti6191]

The next 10 episodes of this arc are phenomenal don't you worry.

[@Maxpain350]

Wyper is so strong that's the message

[@stalhein62]

8:28 someone was using two halves of a coconut, clearly

[@quinnthedemon7650]

gotta love how he doesnt skip the opening songs. wish he shows us him listening to the ending ones too 😂

[@SoTOreo]

because he does full reactions on patreon in the proper legal way he doesnt include picture in picture so people need to match up their video to his so there is like an on screen timer and a count down when to hit play to match it up. so skipping the intro would screw that up. but when the episodes over.... credits dont matter and they spoil the next episode in a lot of cases when it comes to anime so

[@cass6082]

I personally love Skypeia…but it’s definitely where OPs flaws are the loudest. A lot of the complaints (drawn out fights, lack of consequence, sidelining Luffy in ridicule ways) are on full display in the second half of the arc. It does get a lot better from here on out. Even when they do these tropes the writing is a lot smoother and not as noticeable. I think Oda’s writing was in a bit of an intermediate stage where he had all the ideas for an epic arc plot, but left just a few too many plot holes to be great, but he definitely got it on track in time for Water 7/Ennies Lobby

[@leebland8184]

Logia type users are the ones with elemental powers. Plus intangibility so they are hard to beat. Other examples: Smoker, Ace and Crocodile.

[@karlniarb]

Nerdy, think of it this way. Someone else has made a D&D comparison and I DM myself so I'll add into that. In a TTRPG, depending on your group, you run fights for all sorts of reasons. Maybe sometimes it's to introduce a story element, or maybe add some tension. But most of the time, you don't really set your PCs up to fail. When a fight gets tough, DMs will often find ways to save their party so that it's not a TPK. (Not all DMs but in general, it sucks seeing your IRL friends get distressed over character death so it's understandable) But what is consistent is that often times, we throw in combat because it's just fun. Maybe sometimes it's to give us another week to figure out plot stuff so we delay this week's chapter/episode by giving the characters something to do. This very much is similar to how it is for shonen manga. It's a weekly release and manga authors often have to employ delaying tactics that are at least fun enough to still keep reading. Oda, at the very least, keeps the fights interesting and varied. There's very few fights in One Piece I'd call boring. Certainly not as tactical or elaborate as Naruto or HxH fights, but it's more than good enough to serve the overall narrative. This is very much baked into the genre and the format already. However, the fights do change over time. Long drawn out fights are definitely more common in older One Piece. And you're still technically in around the early 2000s era. Once you catch up to later arcs, you'll find that a lot more fights are off-screened - for better or worse.

[@rafayetrasti6191]

Wyper is as durable and strong as someone like Zoro I think is the point. He is by far the strongest Shandian and is definitely one of the strongest characters in the show thus far.

[@vigo2669]

I like that there's just strong people out there in this world without devil fruits or any sort of weird powers.

[@vigo2669]

Luffy being preoccupied inside the snake is probably one of the most frustrating parts of this arc and just an excuse to keep him out of the fight until near the end.

[@bigivel]

You're wrong about the Reject Dial and what was said about it. This is the problem of taking everything that the characters tell as if it was the narrator saying it. So you think is a law of the world. To be sure, many writers, write their works like that(that is actually bad part of their writing). Even though what the character is saying, obviously he doesn't have any way of "knowing" what he is saying. Think a little, how would Kamakiri know how many times Wyper can use the Reject Dial, before dying? This is a action that can't be done before, or Wyper would be already dead. Also I don't think that it is something commonly done by other shandians, or people, so you could have an actual comparable sample to take actual conclusion about this. So basically knowing that the thing can kill its user, and understanding how an impact damages a user, and knowing that the Reject is like 10-100 times stronger, he make a simple "estimate" about how many times Wyper could do it(In fact Kamakiri was already alarmed that, the first usage could already killed Wyper) About what we really were told about the reject dial was, that it was a rarer dial, that was a more powerful version of the impact dial(I believe it was said that it was 10 times stronger?) and that the damage to the user was bigger and was known to have killed him. That is the actual basic and correct information we have about the Reject Dial. Not a magic number count.

[@Yutani_Crayven]

That's true but it also isn't. Knowledge can be passed down from one person to another, starting by observers. Examples of this would be how lethal the poison or venom of a plant or an animal is. You don't need to consume each one yourself to verify. It's "reliable enough". Now, granted, physical trauma like reject would depend on the strength and posture of the user's body as well, so there is some leeway. But generally speaking (if we ignore that this is a fantasy setting), there is a limit to human physiology. You're right that there is a difference between a subjective (character) and objective (narrator) observer telling something.

[@funkyd3321]

Of all the One Piece stuff I watch, I would put Nerdy on the opposite side of the spectrum from The Drawk Show. Mama Drawk almost supernaturally picks up on clues and themes, I could swear they were cheating. Where they love detailing the intellectual side of the narrative, and symbolic themes of the writing, on the other side I have Nerdy like "Why cartoon man no die?"

[@nonamehero5570]

I agree that sometimes nerdy can be obnoxious in the way he sees the characters as humans, but in this matter i would have to say he's right. From a narrative standpoint, theres no sense to build up the reject dial as something so deadly if the ONLY character in the whole show that uses it, uses it 10 times and hes just fine. And i'm not saying he shouldve died, but at least lost an arm, you know at least he would be sacrificing SOMETHING

[@bigivel]

@@nonamehero5570 he doesnt use it at all close to 10 times. The narrative was only the fact that the damage that it does is way bigger than an impact, and that is dangerous, that was shown in all of is uses. Again, the only thong that was said narratively, was that it did 10 times mor damage than the impact, and was rarely used, becaus it was rare, but also because it could kill the user. Than kamakiri said for him not to use the reject, because it could kill him.

[@bigivel]

@@Yutani_Crayven the problem is that it was said that the reject was rarely used, so rarely observed. And that is confirmed by the vague notion about its damage. Basically the point since the beguinning is, that Reject, is something that isnt used nor much known, because the consequences are so grave that it can kill the user.

[@moneilwisby61]

It's a bit unclear in the anime, but Devil have three categories: Logia is elements, Zoan is animals, and Paramecia/Paramythia is everything else.

[@Strik3rr]

Have you considered dropping 3 episodes at a time to help catch up faster, or would it require too much editing out of content?

[@nonamehero5570]

I'll agree that wiper should at least have lost his arm when using the reject several times. Other than that, the moment was badass. I really like wiper as a character.... Also the animation from the episode was fantastic

[@itsCalamari]

I agree about the reject stuff, in terms of lightning, even in real life most people survive lightning strikes. But yes, I agree with most of your criticisms here, One Piece is good for its emotional moments, not really its fights.

[@uniquesimulacrum]

I guess at this point I have a sort of explanation why Luffy is treated the way he is: The timeline in One Piece is really really weird. Until now only a few weeks have passed for the straw hats. So if Luffy had a hard time everytime they punch their way to the end boss, then the strength of his opponents either stagnate or he has to become incredibly strong in a stupid short amount of time (which I mean it is a shonen so this is totally gonna happen). Oda's way of handling this is that he takes Luffy out in the early arcs to throw him right at the final punch fighting. as a child I genuinly didn't notice that pattern. Luffy for me was the main character who was the funny gag side plot most of the time, until it was time for the big bad punch fight. If he hits a brick wall too early in the story it is hard to explain how he can reasonable compete with what is yet to come (not spoiling anything just generic shonen knowledge), so you either have to implement training arcs like in naruto or demon slayer, or you delay the brick wall until the later arcs and find an excuse why MC-kun cannot solve all the problems.

[@karlniarb]

LATEST ARC MANGA SPOILERS . . . . . . . . . Wait a minute, Nerdy makes a *very* good point. Why is Enel talking about a legendary place filled with vearth UPwards rather than DOWN? It makes complete sense if the legend originated to the time of the void century when the world first sank! This is mad genius! That could also explain why people were desperate enough to even live in the sky islands!

[@sarafontanini7051]

Logia is the name of the fruits that give elemental powers such as the Plume Plume Fruit, the sand sand fruit and the flame flame fruit. Thy all give you the pwoer to control and become an element.

[@lovelycatstail]

While I understand the lack of death can take you out of some impactful moments, i still don't think you should undermine the willingness of Wyper to sacrifice for a cause. I would look at this example: if someone is willing to jump in front of a truck to save a child, you wouldn't criticize their sacrifice because they did not die in the process. And, by all intents and purposes, getting hit by a truck will kill most people

[@barbaralee9470]

Reminder for devil fruits there are three types. Zoan - which gives the user characteristic and power of animal and other creatures i.e Chopper - human human fruit Logia - which gives the user the power of specific elements of nature i.e Ace - flame flame fruit Paramecia - which gives the user’s body characteristics of different materials and substances i.e Buggy - Chop Chop fruit

[@ricorichardson5945]

Paramecia is just "other" it doesnt specify changes in uers body.

[@rox4653]

You didn't describe the logia well. The simpl explanation is that Logia is the most powerful devil fruit and can't be punched or cut and every hit goes thru their bodies like crocodile.

[@jigstraw2809]

i think the random shoe in the falling sequence was the one chopper took off the swamp priest

[@aidanhealey6640]

I will say that after this arc in particular the show does a better job of establishing stakes outside of battle damage. Hope to see you get to those moments, they’re excellent

[@kevyd6231]

Skypeia has an amazing ending. You can not take characters word for what will kill you and what wont. Accept the ending for whay it is and youll love it

[@rantingrodent416]

I think you misunderstood what people were saying. It’s not that the damage doesn’t matter, it’s that damage doesn’t need to be lethal to matter. “Look what they did to my boy” is sufficient consequence “Oh no an important part of the plan failed” is sufficient “Oh no that villain gets to do more villain shit before someone else takes them down” is sufficient

[@CatotheE]

13:26 This makes a ton of sense.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

Eneru wants to go to the Moon, actually. where his power cannot be contested as there's no Sea Water or Sea Prism Stone, it's the perfect place for him to live out his power trip, where he can look down on the world like God and consider himself superior.

[@Nastyn1nja808]

24:54 "The Legends say you can only use it 3 times" Wiper is probably built Different

[@Nastyn1nja808]

Luffy kills his enemies Dreams usually also this all gives me "Pirates of the Carribean " Vibes all the main Cast always survives

[@aaronbourque5494]

The fighting is a product of being part of Shonen series. Most shonen fighting shows (and manga) are following in the footsteps of either Dragon Ball and Dragon Ball Z, or Fist of the North Star (all of which took elements from Professional Wrestling and applied them to martial arts fights and/or drama, technically with superpowers, or the equivalent of superpowers; DB/DBZ leans harder on the professional wrestling conventions, so there's usually much less dying in shows who take the Dragon Ball route, while FoTNS leans more on drama conventions, so if it's dramatically appropriate, people are more likely to die). Also, this is around the point in the arc when the anime stretches things out, so there's more filler intermingled with what's from the manga.

[@nanach6276]

Who told you you die when using the Reject Dial? The author or some one in the show? That is actually the question here. Many characters in this show doesn't know exactly what they are talking about. Just like the real world. Do you live your life going around believing every statement every body says? At least that's how the show works and I kinda like it. I just wish I picked up on it earlier. The Pell thing is something that everybody hate but that is something else. Also the survival rate of the Reject Dial may have been 0% but now is the future and things change

[@funkyd3321]

Another reason I love watching reactions, is that I can pay deeper attention to what is being said by the characters. I too thought Enel was just crazy. Now, He seems like a guy that knows so much more than I do. I am just an insignificant insect to Him.

[@jesterstyr4584]

Skypea comfortably predates the entirety of the MCU.

[@sokar813]

Logia is a type. You have seen logia users already like Ace and smoker.

[@calebray1834]

Yeah early One Piece Oda liked to take out Luffy early on so that he doesn’t end things to quickly.

[@MrProthall]

I mean, Wyper can still die in a few seconds. Just the episode ended! Edit: Also don't think that everything that CHARACTERS in the show say is true. They aren't reliable. It depends a LOT on the character if you should take their information as reliable. Much liek in Real Life! Its way better than the usual "I am an exposition character that explains the rules"-characters that plague modern media.

[@Lothiril]

Luffy has been taken out of the fights before the end in basically every arc. Against Captain Kuro - he was lost first, and then fell asleep. Against Arlong - was stuck in the sea. Against Mr. 3 - he was stuck under a rock. Against Crocodile - he was half dead in the desert. Now against Enel he was stuck inside a snake. The narrative tries to find excuses why Luffy isn't beating the big bad right away, because usually that is when the fighting ends. Unfortunately it sometimes feels too artificial. With Crocodile it worked, imo, but now with the snake it's a bit too random for my taste.

[@calebray1834]

Yeah in would’ve preferred one of the Priests temporarily take him out then he come back.

[@rantingrodent416]

The Reject Dial thing would've worked just fine if they said it "threatens your life" or "destroys your body", rather than setting up a very specific expectation that it will kill you. Or, even better, as the series uses elsewhere "shortens your life".

[@nerdydaily]

Oh 100%. I wouldn’t have thought anything of it if he hadn’t said “you can’t do that again” or however he phrased it. The show set up an expectation there and I wish Oda either hadn’t or had followed through

[@artsho]

@@nerdydaily they do that to show that this dude doesnt die after 3 rejects. but a normal person would die from using it once.

[@rantingrodent416]

@@artsho it’s not a very effective technique when everyone acts like it’s going to kill him before he uses it and then nobody really reacts when it doesn’t

[@rantingrodent416]

@@nerdydailyI’m curious whether it’s more vague in Japanese and the English translation lost that.

[@KnoxEsque85]

@@nerdydaily bro, they mentioned that if you’re inexperienced, you’ll die. Wyper, as well Zoro, are not normal inexperienced humans being. Wyper has used it twice, hes obviously built different than the other shadians, who are resistant to the recoil effects of the impact dial.

[@yami_no_ember]

i was gonna comment my views abt enel but thought that it would make u not have a free perspective towards the end of the ark....soooo imma hold out for now...n pls keep goin for the full series dont stop im loving these reactions

[@chriszorander9333]

A regular person would most definitely be dead. Wyper is in Sanji-Zoro durability territory.

[@zibus8456]

Yeah, I wish the Reject was more impactful as well. Luckily Wiper gets more good stuff to come.

[@xdgupa543]

Where! Did you get that kickass shirt from?

[@nolphkynicolas5591]

0:32 okay, I laughed

[@RIPsquadwrld]

You should think about it this way, narratively it is explained a normal person would be dead due to X factors, so you should take it with a grain of salt as in the ones who are surviving its either a miracle in itself and or they are not normal people, but yea with a grain of salt ty

[@bcool9272]

People get their hp up between fights. It's normal that using the reject twice in a short time probably endangers your life, but he's used for some time now. Another explanation is, your muscles when they're are subjected to extensive charge your tissues tend to brake, but after rest then you become stronger and this is a real thing.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

END - Wyper wasnt guaranteed to die from the dial, it's only been documented that weak people using the dial died from 2 uses, Wyper is on a level far beyond an average joe. honestly i dunno how a D&D Enthusiast can be so realistic and nihilistic at the same time, but yet here you are... it's kinda dumbfounding me.

[@miklosistvanbagi]

Nerdy realy got a point with "Luffy's dream being stronger" Reminded me of when THAT person talks about how Roger was able top rule the seas

[@caspervstheworld]

did he even catch the sea prism stone detail?

[@MrRourk]

Marvel 2012? No this came out in 2004 if I remember correctly.

[@Spiegelblume]

Soon, Enel will show his real face!

[@pritzenritz629]

Eneru dead :D But the thing with the reject dial is that a "normal" human being would die after use it 2 times if it is fully charged ^^' And you really shouldn't think about the taken damage in this show so lightly ^^' . Everything in One Piece has a sense my friend ^^

[@ely03cassandra]

Aisa doesn't know the concept of devil fruits. That's why she's so shocked and confused, even after Luffy explains it. xD

[@maxpower2480]

Nevermind how many episodes it takes for Luffy to get out of the snake. In terms of original air dates it took 112 days from the episode he was swallowed to the episode he gets out. Imagine that drag. Also I super agree about the show stating its stakes and then goes back on them hard. It's something shonen manga/anime did/does a lot, but that's still no excuse.

[@KnoxEsque85]

Hey everyone its the kiss-ass of the channel. Trying to kiss Nerdy’s ass for some brownie points?

[@KnoxEsque85]

Nerdy is that youuu? Stop hiding behind a fake account and be a man with your crappy opinions.

[@minokawatv7236]

Its simple Wyper is the GOAT

[@WaverGreen]

Zoro: "fk god, I'll fking kill him" Chopper: "sugoi"

[@doronrosstuvia3489]

There is definitely an issue with how Oda handles Enel’s abilities in this arc, specifically with him “offing” characters from the narrative only to bring them back. I think it only hurts the story when it is dragged out and keeps happening over and over. This bigger issue in the anime versus the manga because the anime is only adapting it and interpreting it in its own way. It will also emphasize different moments and tone it down more gruesome moments. For instance Oda uses harsher types of hatching for body damage and clearer body language. At this point in the Anime/Manga there doesn’t seem to be a clear or distinct direction for demographic. As a shonen this should be for boys, about fighting, and everything should be edgy. But at this point we’re in a skyland, discussing migration and religion. This type of story wasn’t typical at the time this was made. It almost seems like an experiment to capitalize on the more adult themes from Alabasta. We see Oda trying to still include elements from the shonen genre, adding meaningless fights and reviving every character, but I do think Oda did learn a lot from this arc in how he handles all this stuff moving forward.

[@aguio3917]

Oda may be giving false signals but he come through in the end, unlike every piece of media that just left it hanging... Pell is just Oda being him

[@migz_8894]

Bro don't trip, there's so many issues with the show but it's still overall good lol

[@theelvenwtich]

Zoro reminds me of a guy from my neighborhood when I was younger. He was so strong that when he got into a bad car accident his grip and arm strength were such that his steering wheel bent like a taco because he held on and kept his arms and chest tight.

[@SoTOreo]

But yea one of my big complaints about this series is they feel like they need to tell us there are limitations and dire consequences for actions just to try and make it seem like our characters are immortal, all powerful gods.... And yet thats all just words what we actually see on screen doesnt match the writing.

[@chickenpanda1179]

The info on the dials isnt that accurate. It doesn't take into account how strong the person is. Also stop with the Zoro comments the characters aren't normal they can take hits and fall from heights normal people can't

[@lepapasmurf]

This is still verymuch a show geared towards 10-15 yr olds. While oda is vocal about writing to include everyone. Ya gotta stop expecting GoTs level consequences. Appreciate the punchfight and deep dive for the narrative notes/emotional payoff. But you will not see consequences of any substantial nature for a few Arcs/settings. You'll appreciate the show more and your time with it if you STOP looking for character deaths every 3 seconds. Let the show cook, it'll be obvious when you can start looking for the more mature notes. in the meantime you'll only be miserable if you expect character deaths, or maiming after every little conflict.

[@lepapasmurf]

To clarify the show's strength right now comes from the humor and character development. We're establishing setting and getting comfortable with the strawhats. The only stakes for the series are isolated to each location. That will change, but we're not there yet and won't be for some time. Remember, we're nearing episode 1100, you still haven't even hit 200. Be patient young padiwan.

[@TheUsuisan]

I get it about the fights in some but I also thing is the pace, what toei animation use to do or still. Also just to remind you if you are watching one piece or one pace, maybe you will like more watching one pace.

[@michelesamaritani975]

#nicorobin. God eneru Is dead. Long Life to God eneru

[@bcool9272]

Since you don't see your videos, I'll stop commenting on them.

[@ely03cassandra]

He didn't mean that he doesn't read the comments. xD

[@SoTOreo]

so theres this channel that posts skits and they keep complaining that "youtube keeps taking down out videos!!" lol.... no they keep saying your 1 minute jokes arent ad friendly so its kinda making their channel look bad so they keep taking them down and making them patreon only.... well maybe when your channel is based off 1-2 minute comedy sketches censor yourself? or stop posting stuff you know youtube wont approve of? idk..at times they will post a 30second short and at the end is a 30 second ad for their patreon which has inappropriate words in it.. like bruh.... learn how to skirt around the youtube rules

[@rox4653]

Logia is the most powerful devil fruit and it can't be punched or cut and every hit goes thru their bodies like crocodile and smoker.

[@rox4653]

Oda was soft in the beginning of the show he didn't want many people to die but it's gonna change later in the show😁