One Piece Broke Me Again... 

Best first mate ever!

People still think he isnt the first mate, when hes literally, the first mate

This and his speech at the end of the saga prove exactly his role

@@lucasvhinever2817 true i see some say it Nami (cuz they showed her first when she stealing) but it zoro

@@tomiepicture6314that was filler, she was never there in the manga

nah,its,trash,it,literally,makes,no,sense,in,the,context,of,the,entire,serie

fax

Not me

@@yourbad946 we do NOT care. Don't break the embiance.

Not me, I was too dumb to process it until my second re-watch.

Same

Lol right. Like Sir you are only 1/5th through the journey. We demand more tears. Funny enough that he's going to cry once more this arc

Oda can bring the laughs, the action but when it comes to the feels... he hits like a train.

@@kidkouga92 only once??

@@amonggus1 at least one more time

If he started crying to Sanji's goodbye to Zeff then imagine what his reaction will be to "you know what"

I think the only time was when Shanks saved him, and this is the first time in the series since his journey begun. So heartbreaking.

yeah same, so many emotions going on the first time I watched it - not as impactful rn but I still teared up ;-;

first time Luffy was encountered with an opinion that exceeded his own, he couldnt handle it this time.

I didn't start crying until Luffy started crying 😭

@@Frosty_McFrost05same, i always cry when i see him crying, mostly in that one scene ace died🥲😭

Nami vice captain ez.

There is no vice captain on the ship. They don't need one.

The vice captain is obviously . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Caribou

@@lukebeich vice captain, first mate same shit it's how Rayleigh is to roger smh

@@Aquayoru nami is much more of a vice captain than zoro

Fer

Komene

He will cry like a baby for sure..

ah.. THAT one. The one we're all waiting for. I still cry like a bitch when I see it. Though One piece take our emotions hostage.

Whoever doesn't cry in that episode isn't human

Yeah but it is still sad in this moment don't spoil kid

@@darinekarameh58 I’m pretty positive he is far ahead of this video he realeses them later on

Other people are watching alongside these releases so we gotta take that into consideration too.

@@weebmatic yeah your right but silly draco is righter I don't know if this is english but you understood

@@Sillydraco most people here already know most of the things and there are a lot more of other coments talking about this kind of things, so people should know by now to avoid reading coments

Same

Good thing started One Piece last year then cuz I was able to read the emotions behind this fight.

I mean none of them could of handled the New World the way they were to be completely fair they were all weak af compared to New World level enemies like Aokiji.

@@nappyk96 well yeah they’re nowhere near that level, but we’re talking about paradise

@@joshlong8802 Amazon Lily? That's probably not what your talking about but that's my paradise 😍🤤.

Yeah but even Luffy and Robin almost died to Aokiji. And the admirals are amongst the strongest of the Navy. All of the Straw Hats combined couldn’t have dreamed to defeat Aokiji at that point

@@nappyk96 Paradise refers to the first part of the Grand Line: where they are at this point. The second half is the New World, but the first half is named "Paradise."

This seems like a spoiler for ishinobi (I don't know how far he has watched).

That's a spoiler though man....

Not really an important spoiler, it's just a line that Zoro says. Nothing about the context and when it happens is revealed.

i personally disliked luffy a bit this arc because he made the dumbest choices and was rude to ussopp. Knowing that ussopp is sad about losing the money instead of actually letting ussopp know what happened he basically leaves it up to ussopps imagination and straight up says they are gonna pick a "better" ship. Even during the fight luffy expects Ussopp to be a monster and idiot like himself and run up and just throw hands even though ussopp is just human. Even calling the way he fights a joke

That's why Oda say that he is not sure if he can craft a story as epic and emotional as Water7 arc again.

Everything chopper says in these few episodes is great. It showcases his role so well.

Everything Luffy says in these few episodes is great. If showcases his role so well.

Everything DONALD TRUMP says in these few episodes is great, it showcases his role so well.

@@Courier_Seven I loved it when he said "Hello Peter, welcome to Fortnite"

Everything kagura bachi said in the last few episodes is great. It showcases why it’s the best selling manga of all time

Agree! Everyone shows their true character in these few episodes: Luffy's Resolve, Zoro's Steadfastness, Nami's camaraderie, Usopp's loyalty, Sanji's empathy (taking account of Usopp's feelings and emotional well-being, not just physical), and Chopper's kindness

I bet Robin feels the same way when she knew this fight happened.

@@tikikeram850 actually I think she wouldn't, just yet. I think, won't spoil why I say so cause I dunno if you haven't seen the next arc.

@@whodat4lyfekris if you read the manga you know sir. But that just my assumption.

The sanji part about stopping Luffy before he says something he’ll regret, hits so much harder after we see (spoiler) His second backstory in WCI with all the terrible stuff Judge told him that scarred him for life, especially the part where he could leave at his will but he couldn’t tell anyone judge was his father. 🥺

I wouldn't say every op fan it wasn't even that sad it made you feel bad for usopp but not enough to cry over ffs

​​@@OldManLuffy same bro, I dont understand why people cry over this episode

LMAO

cant imagine what the future episodes will do to him

You missed the point of this fight COMPLETELY

@@BPrimeProject I'm sorry you feel that way, but I think you're completely wrong. A lot of people don't want to wrestle with the idea of who was actually right and who was wrong because we see them both as friends and want them to just get on; so people pick the middle ground of them both sort of being right and wrong and that it's a perspective thing. It's not about perspective though, and although Usopps position makes sense; he's outwith his rights to attempt to decide massive decisions like that. Usopp, since joining the crew in Syrup Village, was downright disrespectful to Luffy and his position as captain. Think about how their interaction with a marine went just after Luffy's first bounty. Usopp stands side-by-side with Luffy talking to Fullbody and attempting to make it out as if he was the captain. Fullbody asks who the captain is, Luffy responds himself and then Usopp cuts Luffy off telling the marine that he was the one who drew the Jolly Roger; taking credit for Luffy's flag. This is something that Zoro outright highlights to the crew: "A crew with no respect and a captain that doesn't demand it falls apart quickly. I don't care how much you screw around under normal circumstances, but you're still the captain, and you rank above me. If you don't act like a captain at a time like this, I'll be the next one to leave this group!" Usopp was trying to overrule Luffy about the Merry and was overstepping his role as crewmate. Usopp didn't respect Luffy's authority as captain, and Luffy didn't try to be respected for that position up until now, because it was too difficult for him to be that hard on a friend. This was something that Luffy had to learn and go through because of his role as captain. Luffy also comments about this to Zoro after their fight, talking about how it's heavy/difficult, to which Zoro responds; "that's the burden of being a captain. Don't doubt yourself. If you start becoming unsure, who can we have faith in?" They're not just fucking about, they aren't kids just playing pirates as Usopp's been treating it; and been treating Luffy. They have fun but at the end of the day they are pirates, their lives are in danger all the time and they do have to deal with real and difficult situations. Usopps insecurities clouded his vision and he didn't put his trust in Luffy as captain; he didn't trust Luffy's decision. This is the entire reason that Usopp is the one that has to apologise. The duel was the visual/action based representation of this argument. Usopp was outright saying that Luffy didn't deserve his position as captain because of the choices he was making; that's something that Usopp has no right to question. He should've trusted Luffy as his captain and respected his decision; instead he questioned it and broke the crew apart. The Merry was just one part of this thing and a culmination of the behaviour from them since their first meeting. Usopp needed to learn this lesson otherwise Luffy would look to the world more like Captain Foxy than the Strawhat pirates they are now. Usopp was in the wrong, he was disrespectful while demanding unearned respect from others, he didn't trust his captain and was insubordinate to the point of dueling Luffy for the right of captain. This needed to be set right sooner, rather than later, because enemies will use that weak link to destroy the crew; if Usopps disrespect didn't get there by itself. Usopp didn't trust Luffy. Luffy is his captain; Usopp was wrong to not trust Luffy. Usopp didn't treat or respect Luffy as his captain; he was wrong to act that way. Usopp needed to learn that he was wrong and apologise for his behaviour. This is why it was important that Usopp had to apologise; he had to prove that he had changed and that he had that respect and understanding for Luffy's position. If he showed no change, then he no longer deserved a place as one of Luffy's crew. It's a complex issue, but there is a clear path through that's been shown to us.

Lets see, marrys funeral, frankys backstory (probably) at least once in robins backstory and I WANNA LIVE

He's already done it twice, Both of last episodes

And then Jack is like: "Luffy doesn't want to attack Usopp" Luffy proceeds to Gum Gum Bazooka