"THIS GUY IS KINDA DOPE" First Time Watching One Piece - Ep 5 Reaction

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[@riceandginger]

You can find this show unedited on our patreon now! NGL, this show has done what it was meant to do. It has gotten us interested in starting the anime....And we had ZERO plans too (at least this year). 😉

[@yaboiplank6764]

Goathawk arrives

[@yaboiplank6764]

I’ll just say this Respect the “world” titles

[@gdnsx2152]

woahh wait what do you guys mean this year 🫣 ? do you guys mean you'll start watching this year or just the idea of planning to watch it

[@BlackRosecity-1]

Luffy would've got that work just like Zoro at this point.

[@laknyeiphom5646]

Luffy also doesn't stand a chance against Mihawk at this present situation. luffy and his crew will get smashed over and over again.. But that's just the beginning But the anime is at 1077 episode now and luffy and his crew is at God level but still then they are many mysterious and powerful character in one piece world That we never know how luffy and his crew will stand against them.

[@surrenedyj8695]

So to possibly answer your question about why Zorro offered his life up to Mihawk; to put it simply, he challenged him to a duel to the death. And since he lost, he was following through on his word. Nothing more, nothing less. It wasn’t that he was giving up on life, he just knew he was bested after his weapons shattered, and accepted his fate on the terms he had already set. After all, if he had said “time out! I lost. So let’s stop here.” it wouldn’t have been the duel he agreed to. And as you will come to find the more you see his character, he is a man of his word. No matter what, he will always follow through on what he says. Make sense?

[@leeboonkang2]

Definitely. The anime portrayed this point more clearly. Also, the dream to be the best swordsman is not just his childhood friend’s dream, it’s also his own dream.

[@kvoltti]

It’s also why Mihawk pulled back on the killing blow. He saw the potential in Zoro and wants to see if he can become a real challenge . He still messed Zoro up but if Zoro couldn’t come back from that he’d never be the challenge Mihawk craves.

[@EsperUltima]

His character is basically a Samurai that follows samurai code.

[@HerculesOfHate]

Thats absolutely correct. Both in the manga/anime/live action Zoro recognizes he has lost by an undeniable margin and lost 2 of his swords in the process. Zoros honor wouldnt allow him to run away from the fight, so he has to stand facing forward as he faces the cost of losing a duel. Its the reason his famous quote in the moment is "Scars on the back are a swordsmans biggest shame". These words by themselves also earn Mihawks respect.

[@spunkymaniac9312]

​@@leeboonkang2clearly?? It was still pretty clear here , anyway who can't get it is just quiet an idiot honestly

[@seriozha3254]

Zoro is waaaaaay to ambitious to be satisfied with just friends and having adventure. Plus he is very honorable. He doesn't take his promises lightly. If he promises something, he fulfills those promises no matter what.

[@SonOfIzalith]

(he may have not fulfilled that particular one tho)

[@Violet_Odorata]

Whenever someone said that, I often heard people say, "we need people like Zoro in our life." What I think we should have said often is "we need to be more like Zoro in our life." Loyalty, just like anything else is a two way street. And I hereby end my sermon from the church of Katakuri

[@monkeydspider8203]

@@SonOfIzalith He still hasn't lost in any 1v1 against sword wielders in fully heal state. And his best promise would be fulfilled

[@SonOfIzalith]

@@monkeydspider8203 Zoro said "I will never lose again" in the manga too. He never stated the conditions you mentioned, so no, he has not fulfilled that promise wether you like it or not. He never said "fully healed, against a swordsman" or whatever, he said he'll never lose again AT ALL. Just go read the manga again.

[@monkeydspider8203]

@@SonOfIzalith So you send enemies to a crippled Zoro and he lost is a bad thing. He is a swordsman,Mihawk is one too so it's not 1000iq to see that he meant against sowrdsman. And against whom he lost ,he would fight again to kick their ass,Like he would kick Lucci's now

[@rdrflash1992]

Fun Fact: Eichiro Oda almost refused to reveal early on that Garp is Luffy's grandfather. But after various discussions with other producers and scriptwriters, he finally gave the green light for it to be reveal this early on. I'm a little bit worried at frst, but many new fans liked it, so it's good enough for me. Glad you're watched it. Keep it up 👍

[@ebreshea1337]

Garp isn't even supposed to appear at all this early on. It's not just that they wanted the family connection. But they wanted a sense of urgency that carries over throughout the whole season, which is why the marines are always on their tail in this adaptation. Otherwise, the adventure would seem a little too leisurely and there would be nothing really tying it all together - more of a "villain of the week" type of plot.

[@krisalis709]

@@ebreshea1337 Garp was introduced in the East Blue Saga he was just a part of the Coby/Helmeppo cover story so it wasn't a big departure that Garp was in the East Blue at the time Luffy was.

[@demonseed360]

​@@ebreshea1337 So it was a change that had a good reason behind it. The kind of changes I like in adaptations. And you're right. The first few arcs of the series can come across as weaker or boring because of how leisurely they were. Then again, it was a Saturday morning cartoon so maybe an episodic style made more sense at the time.

[@5upreme_K1ng]

The "You're like a frog croaking in the well" line was slightly different in the original source material. Mihawk's line actually goes "Frog in the well, know how big the world is". And he's basically saying that Zoro is like a frog who lives inside a well that thinks he's seen and known everything there is, but in reality he's oblivious to the fact that there's a whole world outside the well. Like how Zoro thinks he knows the the full extent of power, or swordsmanship, or that he thinks he's already on Mihawk's level but is oblivious to the fact that he still has a long way to go. Mihawk woke Zoro up to reality.

[@MelaReginaz]

Let me tell you this.. Oda himself said: "In a pirate world, defeat is much more humiliating than death" Zoro, with his swordsmanship value, took this to another level. He basically offers himself to death.

[@thechikuwa284]

Oda, who has described the defeat of Luffy and Zoro many times, would never say such a thing. Please show me your source because I want to confirm that you mean it in the negative: "Pirate culture where losing is humiliating, is ridiculous." Losing is not humiliation, not trying again after losing is shameful.

[@MelaReginaz]

@@thechikuwa284 a fan asked why Luffy didn't kill his enemies. Oda responded, "The reason Luffy doesn't kill is this: In his era, men live by their beliefs and risk their lives to defend them. Luffy shatters the beliefs of his enemies by defeating them. For them to suffer defeat and to have their beiefs destroyed is as bad as death. Killing their bodies is beside the point. I feel that, as a pirate, Luffy and his enemies care more about victory and defeat than they care about their lives." It's common knowledge; google it. i'm suprised you don't know about this.

[@wellhiyadude1]

Mihawk and Garp are significantly stronger than anyone else we have seen in this show or will ever see in this first season of OP. All the Straw Hats together would still get mopped by Mihawk at the moment

[@yourstrulylene2122]

The term mopped is even too nice to describe how their defeat would have been😭

[@schmooplesthesecond5997]

this statement is a disrespect to shanks.

[@DirtCheapFU]

Their both are technically end game level characters. Inserted early in the story to show us where things can go. Mihawk can still compete with Shanks and Garp is still the Hero of the Marine.

[@Wingnut353]

@@schmooplesthesecond5997physically Garp is probably only second to whitebeard.... dude has near whitebeard power without a devil fruit. Garp doesn't let loose very often.

[@ibrahimsurti4922]

@@Wingnut353 He aint second to WB, he is stronger WB only has him beat in durability but GARP has superior everything even bloody haki

[@Madman13K]

Mihawk is one of a few people who explicitly *doesn't* have devil fruit powers. His abilities are basically the peak of what skill with a sword can accomplish. And he's leagues beyond more or less everyone else at this point. The fact that Zoro actually earned his respect and was recognised as somebody who would reach that level one day is a pretty big deal

[@joesun8853]

Agree! yeah the technique he use to slice the ship is impact or a force generated by speed and strength like zoro did can .. Mihawk is monster even he doesn't have DF.

[@benjaminroe311ify]

Right he uses strength of training and haki. Also force of will.

[@sidjiiimenudo842]

And garp was here too

[@surrenedyj8695]

Fun fact! The restaurant and the Going Merry ship were constructed in real life for this show! They did it in South Africa. So none of what you see there is fake or computer animated.

[@denesalvesdesouza4225]

*South Africa

[@thorneyquins8780]

Lol its south africa...

[@p.p6229]

Why are these people above acting like its different 💀

[@schroederguy]

I'm pretty sure the original comment was just referring to the continent it was shot on. South africa is in africa y'all. Like if it was being filmed in china and he said asia no one would be correcting him...

[@GewoonOshur]

​@@p.p6229 like fr😂

[@TheLightbane]

16:16 110% Strength and Skill built up over years of training and Experience. Mihawk is just THAT GOOD. And as Zoro said: "Wounds on the back are a Swordsmans greatest shame" They indicate that the swordsman ran from their fight like a coward. He didn't want to die per se but he would face death head on.

[@Caoneman]

In one piece you don't necessarily have to have a devil fruit power to be strong, you just need to be very ambitious.

[@skyward1562]

The strongest dont even have devil fruits.

[@pillowcaseee]

You basically either need a top tier fruit, or you need to train your (spoiler that starts with an H) a shit ton. Also it seems like nobody has limits in OP, it's like an rpg with no lvl cap, you can just keep increasing your stats with no limits, hence Garp. He isn't strong because of his (spoiler i mentioned earlier), he's just REALLY strong.

[@skyward1562]

@@pillowcaseee Yeah. Look at Shanks though

[@monkeydspider8203]

@@skyward1562 Mihawk,Shanks,Garp,Roger,EOS Zoro,Rayleigh all humans with no DF

[@risok1]

@@pillowcaseee🔴 (manga spoiler ) garps haki was insane he soloed the blackbeard pirates alone until kozan got him🔴

[@rawrproductions5963]

remember in the beginning, when shanks said to luffy that a scar must be earned? Zoro earned that scar and that scar will allways remind him of the man that gave it to him. So on top of his promise to Kuina, he always feels that old wound reminding him of Mihawk. It also introduces a ceiling to the series in terms of power and how far Zoro must grow to be able to challenge Mihawk.

[@danilutka]

I've never heard someone explain the significance of Zoro's scar like that. I always felt the importance of that moment but this makes it even better.

[@peterepeatepete2845]

Also, episode 5-8 are the where this series takes off. Kuina wasn’t just his one friend, she was his goal. She beat him in like 2000 straight duels. After she dies the only thing in life he had to cling to was the promise he made with her. Zoro, Goku, Hisoka, are all characters I would call “Fight-sexual”. Fighting is their only real love. Lastly, I don’t think this is a spoiler, Oda has said there will NEVER be inter-crew romantic relationships, and he made it very clear to the creators of the live action they would never be allowed to break that rule.

[@remangapage21]

Fun fact: Kuro is not a devil fruit eater, he just has the ability to move quickly.

[@zoroonthemoon6488]

Incision

[@ECAstack]

Garp trained Luffy when he was a kid, he says so in the beginning of this episode. Mihawk would destroy luffy at this time. The straw hats are level 1 players in east blue in the world with level 10,000 players runing around. Also there is no romance between the crew ever, its Oda's edict.

[@marcusc9931]

Not level 1. Zoro is already an accomplished bounty hunter. Nami has been doing her thief stuff for years, and Luffy might be green in sailing, but he can take on opponents that normal humans couldn't touch. The only "level one" here is Usopp.

[@marbollsmb3116]

@@marcusc9931 yeah but that's still nothing compared to Mihawk even if we go out on a limb and give zoro lvl 20-40 or something 😂

[@marcusc9931]

@@marbollsmb3116 The difference between Mihawk and Zoro is like between Zoro and Mr 7.

[@marbollsmb3116]

@@marcusc9931 please tell me you're joking, mr. 7 compared to zoro vs zoro compared to Mihawk is not even close.

[@dcaslick]

@@marcusc9931Mihawk is hundreds of times stronger than Zoro at this point. Comparing that gap to Zoro and Mr. 7 is ridiculous.

[@mikkosimonen]

In the original manga a character (the armored guy he killed earlier) actually assumes Mihawk's ability to cut a ship in half must be a Devil Fruit power, seriously underestimating the wider world.

[@wildchell]

the power scaling in onepiece is not determined by devil fruit user alone cause their are some that trained themselves to achieve that strength and skills ..

[@peterepeatepete2845]

Luffy has been a trained fighter since being a kid. Not only did it show him practicing with his devil fruit in the bar before shanks leaves, Vice Admiral Garp says at the beginning of this episode that his training starts today. Kid knows his way around some fisticuffs, even without his devil fruit.

[@ParkerPG]

but since he had the Strawhat when his training started, he already ate the Devil Fruit

[@lokiemkcuf1341]

Mihawk has no devil fruit, just pure skill. :D

[@theculturedgentleman3699]

I think this episode was meant to introduce mihawk but also to show scaling between where our friends are now vs what an endgame boss is like. Between Garp, Mihawk and the Red haired pirates (the ones so far who would be considered endgame at this point), you have not seen even 5% of their true power. Anyway, bring tissues for the next episode :)

[@givemeoats]

This first season is merely a prologue. A lot of things you may not understand now will eventually be explained in the future seasons, if they get far enough.

[@nadeeml9276]

So, not a spoiler - but so far in this show, when someone had a devil fruit, they made it very clear to show that he did with obvious 'powers', Luffy, obviously, Buggy..., in the show, thus far, when faced with a character who ate a devil fruit, theres always some line of dialogue saying "he ate a devil fruit!" or "you ate a devil fruit"...etc. Otherwise, we have to assume that those who are 'strong' didnt eat a devil fruit, and reached that level by training - what kind of training, well youll eventually find out, but up to this point, unless explicitly mentioned, assume they didnt eat it oh and ps. In the beginning, we see the flashback of luffy and Garp, and Garp says something about 'your training begins today'

[@r.tempest8542]

Mihawk is a gigachad who don't take any side and also he is top 5 strongest character in one piece and he is the only character that travels alone like an one man army .

[@sohailsadaqat6684]

They litrally showed you in this episode why Luffy's so strong. He is trained by Garp

[@Huskeybear76]

If you go back to the first episode and look at the part where all the people are sailing away after the execution, look in the middle lower screen and you will see what looks like a small boat. This is Mihawk's one man raft. He sails around on a small raft with a chair in the middle. That is his pirate ship.

[@handibenkz4091]

Yeah everyone who did a reaction to this episode like Mihawk. There's a reason why he is the greatest swordman in the world, he earned it with skills, strength, and HONOR. Maybe he saw it in Zoro to and that's why he give Zoro a chance to improve because at this point just like Nami said Zoro is just a fly compared to Mihawk.

[@NiLovesStationery]

No romance amongst the crew was something Oda said in an interview! I hope he keeps at it because their friendship is precious! The live action might divert from that but I hope they won't.

[@asher7973]

Nah, he never said that, he just dodged the question. So there might be romance/pairings within the crew, but just in the end. That said, ain't no way Zoro and Nami is a thing😂

[@NiLovesStationery]

@@asher7973 yep agreed about the Zoro/Nami thing and I just did some research and the showrunner of the live action confirmed there definitely won't be romance between amongst the crew in the show. Oda is putting his foot down about it.

[@asher7973]

@NiLovesStationery in the live action, yeah. I remember something like that. I think it makes sense that if there will ever be any pairings, it won't be revealed in the live action. Tho We'll just have to see what the endgame of the actual manga looks like, since many shonen don't really have romance, but they still have pairings after the manga is over.

[@PrettyNightmare69]

@@asher7973 yes he did actually says that. No romance within the crew, they are family.

[@RedK5]

I’m glad he said there’s no romance amongst the crew

[@joshuajose7985]

Accomplishing ur dreams or dying trying to accomplish ur dreams is what matters

[@surrenedyj8695]

Oh no. I’m so sorry you guys are sick. 😢 I hope you feel better soon. 🙏🏻🫂

[@jamaljamshaid144]

Fun fact, the Zoro vs Mihawk fight is much more humiliating for Zoro in the anime but its very cool here!

[@Andrew-qi7wc]

They should have kept the audience that watches the fight in the anime was more dramatic, not sure why they removed it in live action

[@iidaix]

It needed more blood & emotion + the removed lines

[@jamaljamshaid144]

@@Andrew-qi7wc I too believe that but they are also making it kinda realistic so I would expect this. But the hype from the anime just can't be topped

[@jamaljamshaid144]

@@iidaix 100% but I believe they tried to make the Zoro after time skip which later doesn't show many emotions so maybe from this point on it would be good

[@iidaix]

@@jamaljamshaid144 Zoro too cocky in my opinion

[@SBaby]

5:44 - This is my favorite set of the entire season. The Baratie is so well done in this series. Also Mihawk was introduced here to drive home a point about One Piece. The characters get insanely powerful later on in the story. Mihawk is the equivalent of playing an RPG and having a fight against a major antagonist or NPC early on and getting crushed the first time to show just how powerful they get. Bounties in One Piece are more than just a monetary reward. They are also a measurement of how powerful a pirate is. Mihawk's bounty was in the billions before it was cancelled.

[@pandraam5582]

21:42 Luffy was trained how to fight by Garp to become a marine, but in the end Luffy used it to become a pirate. Like in scene 2:39.

[@Phil98987]

Zoros backstory is pretty straight forward like you said, its just that the live action had to shorten everything, like also the relationship in the crew. In the anime its not much different but you understand that his rivalry with kuina was very deep and went on for longer, i think before she died he was waiting for their 2000th duel. Mihawk is a glimpse into the top tier of the one piece universe, since this is a very long story i think you can guess yourself how luffy would do against him. In the live action you can see 3 characters who are way beyond or crew and also the rest of the east blue where they are currently in. Luffy and Zoro are actually really super human strong and in the east blue they are top guys but the world is much larger

[@noahschultz9031]

12:57 to answer that, I don’t think Mihawk knew Luffy was at Baratie, he was probably there at first just to eat dinner and drink and finding Luffy there thanks to Usopp was by complete chance.

[@hammeth1727]

very quickly becoming my favorite channel, you two are great

[@Hihiolb]

i love that all the questions you have are by now answered in the anime :)

[@RoarOfWolverine]

The reason his grandfather said, “first lunch” is to show where Luffy gets his incredible appetite. In every episode so far Luffy has been all about food first before he does anything. You said you wish the restaurant was real…. It actually is. All of the sets were actually constructed, not CGI. That is one of the many awesome things about this show. I think i read they had something like 17 million dollars per episode?

[@christopherfreeman3442]

A major theme of the series is the power of pursuing your dream/goal. Zoro's life goal is to be the best. His flashback establishes that with Kuina before he ever makes the vow for it. He's the 2nd best in the dojo but he can't beat her and even so he challenges her with real blades. Death is the ultimate risk he has to face to pursue his dream and he's fine with it.

[@levinkeluargapolca]

Almost all character in One Piece is willing to give everything to achieve their dream. Dream is a core theme in here.

[@OddBen0411]

"Why do I feel like he's so much stronger than zoro?" He just cut a ship in half a few minutes before that lol

[@100TenaciousD]

17:22 Mihawk is that type of next level, you could gather every person on east blue and they losing

[@Lily3071]

You are very on point about Zoro. In the manga when he joins the crew, he makes it very clear his goal is to become the best swordsman, and he warns Luffy against ever standing in the way of his ambition. With time, his priorities slowly start to shift towards protecting the crew and supporting his captain, it's pretty endearing actually 😄

[@senpaichazak]

All I could say you both are spot on. Not all people can get power from a devil fruit. Will not say much because it might spoil you guys. I'll just leave it like that.

[@JLDREAMS]

Zoro's backstory is not just about a promise made to a friend, it also taught him that life is fleeting because of how sudden and dumb his friend's death came. It caused him to be the kind to accept death as part and parcel if life, and made him not willing to wait for when he's stronger to duel mihawk. Even if he's outclassed, when the opportunity for him to fulfill his promise is right infront of him, he cant give it up, because there might never be a second chance

[@nukiesduke6868]

All of the adults (on both sides) basically just want to pass it down to the younger generations. They want to keep the dream alive. They're just kids by all accounts first starting out. Hence why they're weak. They get stronger by fighting and gaining experience. Then you get guys that'll see the potential in others and spare them just to see them try besting them at a later time. It's also why a lot of enemies in this show let others live, they love the fight and challenge.

[@SBaby]

2:52 - Garp and Luffy have one thing in common, and that is a love of food. That's the reason why that line is there. Food is almost a plot point in itself when it comes to One Piece.

[@erwindavid2859]

If Luffy and Mihawk fight to the death right there, Luffy wouldn't even stand a chance even against that pocket knife. 😂

[@Violet_Odorata]

17:18 I think the explanation for that could be that the law of physics in the world of One Piece is different than ours, so Mihawk by certain sleight of hand use it to his advantage in battle. That's why while battling against Zoro he said that fighting isn't all about strength. Other explanation would be the other power/magic system in the universe other than the devil fruit that are not introduced yet, but that would be a spoiler 😆

[@stephwiller9089]

Zoro's loyalty is unrivalled. Edit: You will both get what you want. It's filled with action and amazing character development and world building.

[@sdubs]

when she said "does [garp] have like super human strength" ... aw man.. haha

[@Destroviper]

he didnt throw away his life. he just realized he didnt have a chance so he gave up saying rather than running away from this fight he would take it how it comes

[@laurajanco2i]

He literally said he challenged Mihawk to a duel to their death...this is basically just Zoro honoring his word.

[@kerwe3447]

I kind of don't want to spoil anything for you when you go and watch the anime, so just very vaguely and briefly: there is indeed a lot more context regarding the Mihawk and Zoro fight in it and I also think the gap between Mihawk and not only Zoro but also Luffy becomes much more clear there and also why Mihawk doesn't actually go after Luffy is a bit different. Baratie is sort of the arc that is most different in the live action compared to the manga in how much of the plot they changed around, so I think it's one of the most interesting ones to experience in both (I still like the live action version and understand what and why they changed what they did for it and I think it does work kind of well for that, but I personally love a lot of the things from the original manga/anime that they changed and especially some of the character dynamics work a lot better for me in there, so this is probably the arc that I'm most curious about for people that saw the live action first to experience in the anime and their thoughts on it. Which also just adds to the reasons why I'd be really thrilled for you to check out the anime after :) ) Also an obligatory, get well soon. :-)

[@robsonchagas2984]

27:10 exactly, it reaches a lot of people because it has a quite big scope.

[@Ther0215]

Vincent Regan a.k.a Garp is a great actor. He played both the role of vice commander of king Leonidas in 300 and Achilles in Troy. And now in he's an vice admiral in one piece 😂

[@malcolmlini6212]

Mihawk is basically the human version of suffering from success.

[@disturbed172]

More specifically about the "powers" in OP. Devil fruits give entirely unique, one of a kind, powers. There are other powers that can be learned, but they can be somewhat widely used.

[@Levinthegrappler]

There’s no romance between the crew They’re all like siblings

[@claude434]

in one piece world, people can be super strong, with training without eating devil fruit..and later you will know that there is something that people can learn to defeat devil fruit eater that makes them so much stronger than devil fruit. Garp, mihawk is one of these people..

[@F1rstWorldNomaD]

I fakking love the Hisoka reference... He is a VERY overlooked villain. Ive not watched all of One Piece, at about episode 300 I was drafted into the army and when I came back I was like 300 episodes behind so I never picked it up again and it was AGES ago so I dont really remember but Ithink Mihawk is kind of an anti-hero type. Very much outside the law but not necessarily evil.

[@RicoRaynn]

From what I understand this takes the common anime approach to individuals having incredible abilities. You have the ones who get them from 'magic' (aka devil's fruits) and then those who achieve them through rigorous training and practice. They've kind of given us the nod that Devil's Fruit comes with a price (the whole sea water weakening thing) but haven't seen anything as a counter to the training path. Which is another trope. Hard work and practice pays more dividends in the end than blind luck. But I could be wrong. I stopped watching anime a long time ago and when I was growing up it was Trigun, Cowboy Bebop, Evangelion, and Bubble Gum Crisis. This show made the wife and I dive into the anime series as well and it's been fun so far, but we're only about 75% through the first season.

[@AeliaNLuna]

The fact that Mihawk with just his butter knife can slaughter everyone there if he wants to.

[@PeakParker28]

An easy way to understand how strong is Mihawk that when he becoming a shichibukai aka warlord of the sea, he work with the marine so they cancel his bounty caped at 600 millions ( but later when he left the shichibukai the bounty increase back) and Luffy only worth 30 millions bounty by the end of this ss1

[@javanmccollo5357]

I find funny how fullbody and krieg where demoted from side characters to cameos 😂

[@GearShotgun]

12:55 In the manga, Mihawk chased Don Krieg out of the grand line and into the East Blue. So that battle we saw between them was likely close by. Garp wouldn’t have called him for help if he wasn’t close enough to respond quickly either.

[@demonseed360]

I've seen a few people react in the same way to Luffy's connection with Zoro, and I'd say you're absolutely right. At this point in the show they had spent more time together to build a bond, that's definitely a big part of it. But the characters compared to the anime are also ever so slightly different, and that also plays a role in the perception of their relationships. In the anime, yes, Zoro is a more serious character than Luffy just like the live action version, but he could be described as more of a himbo than his real life counterpart. He's very much like Luffy in that they aren't particularly bright and solve their biggest problems with their fists. That creates a sort of camaraderie or bromance between them. On top of this, Zoro was the very first member of the crew, whereas in the live action version, he and Nami joined simultaneously. So in the anime, there is a period of time that it's just Luffy and Zoro. In the live action version, Zoro seems like more of a big brother to Luffy and generally has more banter with someone more grounded and mature like Nami. He isn't as snarky as her, but is much snarkier and wittier than the anime version. With that being said, the character is 95% the same and I think the slight changes they made create a really fun and interesting dynamic with the rest of the crew that wasn't present in the original.

[@dyproxus1806]

4:19 Tbh, Garp almost lives vicariously through Luffy. Granted he wants to teach Luffy some discipline, but at the end of the day he’s proud of how much his grandson has grown, especially since he was the one to make Luffy so tough. As for the color difference, it likely stems from Luffy’s mother.

[@ntldr32]

17:00 I think you are looking for the words "Martial Arts". Also there is powers based on tech, the example is the guy that mihawk beat technicaly are using somekind of armor and weaponry technology (inuniverse tech ofc).

[@Jancho]

This is where the show gets insanely good. Zoro vs. Mihawk is the first time a Straw Hat really struggles and puts his life on the line.

[@Jo.Jo.222]

you are right, in the anime, we are a lot more attached to the characters... and they are a lot more attached to each other. so now you know Monkey D. Garp and Monkey D. Luffy. :D we only found that out WAAAAAY later in the anime. Each crew kinda has their own theme. my guess is Luffy's crew is about following your dreams. Buggy's is a circus crew... you'll get to know others. bear in mind... my info is based off the first 360ish episodes, i havent seen them all 😅

[@kagato23]

So the thing about Zorro was he showed impeccable swordsmanship. Which led to Mihawk, ironically, sparing his life, because he was ready to die. At the point he put his sword away Zorro knew he was not going to win this. He was so completely outclassed that fighting further had no point, and having challenged Mihawk to a duel to the death, surrender and retreat were not options. So what Zorro did was both acknowledge the man’s complete and total dominance of the fight by putting his sword away, but nevertheless, faced him as a warrior, ready to accept the consequences. The appropriate way for a warrior to die is on his feet, facing his opponent: “Wounds on the back are a swordsman’s greatest shame.” He didn’t want to die, but he was going to die, so he’d do it with dignity. And seeing and understanding this, his opponent decided it was too soon to cut down the promising youth. Not that he could let him off unscathed, mind. That blow was mortal, but Mihawk was very precise on just how mortal it was. It was one that could be survived with a firm constitution and assistance (which he knew Zoro would get). Anything less would have been an insult or worse: pity(and Zoro would have absolutely taken it that way). But Zoro can truthfully say the dual ended with a killing blow he was fortunate enough to live through.

[@insanity6557]

No Love Teams among crews Oda highlighted that before this show even finished. This is a live action show for boys

[@Olivia-xf4gy]

Garp is such a complex character (who, like Luffy, loves his food 😂) and honestly one of the best characters!! I wish they gave him more depth but they did a good job so far! Garp is actually such a great guy ❤ he is the LEAST shady of the marines. It's actually the Marines as a whole that are super corrupt and they do work with pirates (or "ex" pirates...). It's very complicated :')

[@asher7973]

The live action made Zoro and Nami much closer than they were in the manga/anime. Even tho everyone says "The creator said no romance between the crew members" it's not really true since he just dodged the question. I do believe that there'll be no romance until endgame but after that I can see pairings from within the crew. Especially Luffy and Nami since they have so much hints and evidence

[@hahamagine]

mihawk is just simply the STRONGEST swordsman in the verse

[@cesarcordero8485]

16:30 Hawkeye has no devil fruit, all he has is training.

[@Alert111]

People in this world can have Power. Superspeed, Super strong, Super intelligent, Super jump or even Super Accurate. Mostly is physical but sometime Science, Hypnotism or some special Martial art can be some character unique power too.

[@dgmixvlog7480]

@17:25 that is just pure strength. and you will learn more the levels of strength once you dive in later more in one piece. One piece has two things, either you have deveil fruit or either you have brute strength only

[@Weah702]

Mihawk is a mysterious character for sure

[@JCtheSnake]

16:13 Your right about Mihawk being super strong because he’s just that guy

[@leeboonkang2]

Basically, there are multiple supernatural power systems(devil fruits is one of them) in One Piece but even a regular person without any of those powers can still be naturally born strong or train themselves to be super strong.

[@mrpokerish]

You will find a little answer for mihawk, at the end of episode 8 hehehehe

[@sohailsadaqat6684]

Zoro's friend's death was so sudden that shook Zoro. Zoro decided he will spent his life with pride and to fulfil that promise as he can literally just die by any accident so trying to live just for the sake of it is useless. He decided a goal and decided he is ready to give his life for this goal.

[@Rockeits]

The Live Action makes it seem like Zoro and Kuina just started dualing. The source makes it clear that she has beaten him thousands of times and he has not beaten her a single time. At one dual a day, they've been training together for many many years. Zoro is a 'special' guy, and I suspect he connected with Kuina first as a target, but then as a person with similar drive as him. I don't think he connects well with those that don't have that kind of ambition, which is why, in the source, he takes a liking to Luffy so quickly. Luffy as a similarly insane ambition and a willingness to put his life on the line to achieve it.

[@britaniquedaley6462]

Lets just say that most ppl that watches naruto first an have it as their # 1 ends up watching loving op more

[@drentelaku8637]

You guys should definitely start the anime, I loved the Netflix show, but the anime is on a whole other emotional roller coaster. They rushed a lot of important stuff on the Netflix and didn't give real emotions. For example on this fight with Mihawk Vs Zoro, the fight was much more intense and Zoros speech at the end really gives a promise to Luffy. I really recommend starting the anime.

[@concentratedH2O]

For Luffy food works like rpg consumables, Luffy needs hp eats meat, Luffy needs more attack % eats more meat, and for Zoro it's booze instead of meat

[@astherphoenix9648]

In the anime/ manga, the hungry dude who sanji fed is the first mate of the krieg pirate that Mihawk kills on the beach. Would make sense if this is true here so they arrived at the same time

[@obicross]

also in the anime, zoro's mind was blown even in the very first sword clash, like "is such thing even possible/exist??", he was very shocked (that first attack supposed to be with 3 sword called onigiri one of his stronger and fav technique). so he was too shocked to even say "got u on the run huh?" lol. also in the anime after he did his secret/ultimate tech/ougi, mihawk didnt wait for zoro and about to finish him (zoro still facing away from mihawk) and zoro turn to mihawk with open arms, leaving mihawk confused like "what are you..." then the rest goes like in the live action, for context haha. so it was a bit more clearer in the anime, and no zoro isnt suicidal lol

[@jqxu6232]

Zorro doesn't want to die. The problem is, he initiated a duel and explicitly stated that it would be fought to the death. Therefore, after he loses, it is impossible to ask the other side for mercy, and he can only give his life to the other side. These are the rules of the duel, and the honor of the swordsman.

[@flamboyantmera572]

Oh boy couldnt wait to see you guys watch the anime

[@boboa7463]

There is an entire power system (non devil fruit) that hasn’t been explored yet, and it really will only get expanded on half way thru the series. It will explain why Mihawk and Garp are so strong without devil fruits.

[@kevinmills7067]

There are basically 4 kinds of powers in One Piece: 1) You inherit it through your blood line. Luffy has his incredible strength and his need to eat constantly from his family (i.e. his Grandfather) 2) Devil Fruit can give you random powers. 3) Weapons. You can develop crazy powers through training with weapons (Zoro, Mihawk) 4) Haki. This is magical power. It has to be learned and mastered. Mihawk has Haki and can make his weapons into black blades that are indestructible and can project energy. Shanks used Haki to turn back the sea beast. Luffy has 1 and 2 and eventually gets 4. He also uses his fists as weapons so he technically has all 4. Making him nearly godlike later in the series.

[@capellaXcom]

his the strongest swordsman after all and his a warlord.

[@benediktusbeanal7278]

If u curious why zoro like that, its not a spoiler essentially cuz u already know about kuina. It just kuina beat him in 2000 single fight and make him remembered that all the time, but when their already make a promise to be a greatest swordsman in the world, suddenly his friend kuina die, it just a swordsman thing, basically a way of bushido a japanese culture

[@elizabethgidney3768]

Iñaki was in a show before this on Netflix called The Imperfects

[@benjaminroe311ify]

Garp knows that is Luffy he has since he got the first call in episode 1 about "pirate in a straw hat". Or at least he suspected.

[@maffo1645]

the netflix series covers like 40-50 eps of the anime, it's done really well but there are some changes that the fans most attached to the manga didn't like, for example in the manga we learn that Garp is Luffy's grandfather much later ep 300+, it's not a big spoiler, the other change is Luffy's past, they changed a little bit but I like it, the rest is almost identical to the anime

[@paulkripke3423]

Finally a video!!! ❤❤❤ get well guys.

[@kevinlengkoan8534]

Mihawk is a glimps of what the top power level should be now in OP series. He and luffy's granpa Garp, to be exact. And both of them is just so strong they dont need Devil Fruit to be one. Frankly, zoro fighting him is like a lvl 1 hero trying to take down the final boss. 😅 It does test his resolved in the end though. Also, in OP world, you dont always need the fruit to become strong. Zoro is the obvious example.

[@karatekoala4270]

11:18 lol, hunger IS a life or death situation