Nami and Luffy arrive at the map room and see the chains on the ground - which Nami says she was allowed to stop wearing when she was 12 as a birthday present. They unfortunately get tricked into freeing Buggy under the pretext of extra help, but all the clown does is run away the moment his body’s put back together. They are hilarious together, arguing to see which one of them Luffy likes best, while still being badass warriors. Meanwhile, Sanji and Zoro steal the spotlight, their constant bickering in the middle of combat reminiscent of Legolas and Gimli - which is the highest praise I can give the character work on this show. Sadly, the one time Usopp actually does something heroic, no one’s around to see him. Of course, Usopp runs away, chased by a fishman, but he actually manages to trick him by playing dead, using the distraction to prepare his latest ultimate move, the “Exploding Star,” and burn the fishman alive. The Straw Hats march on Arlong Park (in broad daylight!) and start fighting. If you were unfamiliar with the property before the series, this gives a great look at why it is so popular, providing an epic, funny, heartfelt story of piracy and friendship while teasing an even grander adventure.īut before we get there, there’s still a fishmen problem to deal with. If you’re a fan of One Piece, this is the best love letter to the manga we could ask for. The actors behind the Straw Hats perfectly capture what makes the characters so memorable and, through them, the essence of the story Eiichiro Oda created over a quarter of a century ago. That can be forgiven when compared to all the things One Piece does right, and the biggest strength of this adaptation is and always has been its cast. While One Piece mostly nails adapting the character designs, the fishmen in Arlong’s crew look rough. One Piece is not the first great live-action adaptation, but it’s definitely one of the better adaptations, and it does make up for Netflix’s dodgy history with live-action adaptations. Some American adaptations like Speed Racer and Alita Battle Angel do justice to their source materials, too. On the Japanese side, great adaptations like Alice in Borderland, Tokyo Revengers, and Rurouni Kenshin manage to translate original manga without losing their essence. Usually the translation of the character designs and costumes looks horrendous, and usually the story gets changed and messed up so much that it’s unrecognizable from the original. Comment by Iván J.Live-action adaptations of anime and manga have a bad rep, and there tends to be two main reasons. Where can I download/purchase this? It's wonderful. I wish they put this version in the new black mirror episode Comment by Bryan James 8 This is the best Love on a Real Train remix by far Comment by uptown ron Where can I download this? Comment by Mishka Sky Reminds me of Global Communication Comment by Luke Wadden Love this movie and this rendition Comment by Pontmaster Hey Kalax, any way that this track is going to be released.ever? I fear if soundcloud goes down, it may be lost, forever Comment by ASVKA CHERRY I spent the whole song waiting for a beat drop and it feels like peeing a little then holding in the rest Comment by Devon Saccente thanks for this wonderful flight<3!!! Comment by Kazem Jafari What a great remake □□□ Comment by Andreas Bielefeldt Heard it 1st when watching "Risky Business" □❤️□ Comment by Music Now Kalax is the Retro God Comment by synthwaves What a beautiful remake! Shame it can't be purchased or downloaded for better quality, but this tune is definitely in my top 3 remixes of the original track! Comment by MasterShred Its my all-time favs too (♥_♥) Comment by rob76 Wow, this reprise synth chord keeps the interest on in mind and left with eternal curiosity Comment by The Fat Funker Genre Synthwave Comment by GRV-XI1981AutumnWinds (G-XI81-AW) (I know its not perfect, i just wanted to show my love for this track. The main inspiration behind my new album.
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