Restaurant At Sea?!? | One Piece Live Action Ep 1x5 Reaction & Review | Netflix 

I like to imagine Mihawk was just standing there awkwardly listening to drunk Usopp telling his stories for a good while.

The work that Taz did for his roll as Sanji is crazy. He trained as a chef in order to do as many of the cooking shots himself.

Mihawk’s ship was actually in the live action - look in the sea in the very first scene of the first episode, it’s visible both before and after Roger’s execution.

1. The Baratie set is real. Everything is practical there. 2. Mihawk's ship can be seen in episode 1 in the harbor as he was there for Roger's execution 3. Mihawk kinda just got lucky. He didn't have precise location or any direction really for Luffy. He was just listening to Usopp's story out of genuine interest, and then he turned when he heard Luffy's name mentioned. 4. In case you missed it, Pearl's dead body is also on the ground near Krieg. They made that entire elaborate goofy ass costume for someone to wear it in the background lying down for two seconds. 5. *Spoiler* Clarus offhandedly saying "slavery is bad" out of nowhere is oddly prescient for the rest of the season.

In the anime/manga, Mihawk was following Don Krieg, who escaped with his crew after he destroyed their ship. So he basically wanted to finish the job 😂

“It’s a Denny’s!” This. This is the key to have Sanji not simp over you.

“He’s wearing a cross.” “…which is _a sword.”_ Y’all couldn’t have written better dialogue for a comedic scene. Love it!

Baratie was a real set - you can see a timelapse of it being built in one of the teasers for the show.

Your reactions to this show are a delight. I love the juxtaposition of Nerdy just radiating glee while Clarus is giving bemused "I have no idea what's happening but I am ON THIS TRAIN" vibes.

as far as I know, most sets like the Baratie and ships were actually real and built in South Africa, thats probably why this show was very expensive, but man does it look really good when they actually interact with sets and real spaces which has sadly become less prominent in streaming shows overall.

The way it looked like Clarus considered divorce for a split second over Chicken Run! 😂

Yes, Nerdy, they literally built ALL of the sets this season. All of the boats are real, true sailing ships. They pretty much blew their budget on it, but they have all of those ships to reuse/repurpose in the future. Great foresight.

Yeah, the Baratie is where they change and condense a LOT, as in the biggest change is offing Don Krieg in one scene and instead just swap to Mihawk dueling Zoro as a focus. From here a Lot of reshuffling to get through 3 more episodes and get to an important end point to end the 1st season. But it's done quite well, remember this is an adaptation, not just covering the series again. (Oh also Mihawk's coffin boat can be spotted during the camera pan at the prologue of Roger's execution shown in the harbor)

I liked that Zoro was more jokey and light hearted in the beginning of this episode and I wish they had done that in more of the episodes. That's much more true to his character imo than how overly stoic they have had him through most of the show.

Yes. Baratie (and the Going Merry, and several other pirate ships) are all real. They built those things. (Another reason I suggest the 1980 Popeye movie as a companion piece. It was back before CGI, so they BUILT THE WHOLE TOWN OF SWEETHAVEN AS A SET. It was meant to be a functioning town, the cast and crew lived and slept on set during the shoot. It's STILL STANDING--they locals turned it into a Popeye-themed theme park).

Mihawk was chasing Don Kreig in the anime, and that's how he ended up at Baratie but in the OPLA, he just ended up there randomly. Also he killed Don Kreig and his crew right then and there where he cut his ship in half.

Yes, the baratie is a real set! You guys should watch the behind the scenes videos of the show!

17:30 The live action has actually already showed you Mihawk's ship. After the Roger execution in the beginning of the first episode.

It's worth noting that in the anime, Mihawk was hunting down Don Krieg. so it makes a lot more sense why Mihawk suddenly shows up at the Baratie. Instead of randomly popping up there from where ever he was when Garp contacted him.

In the Anime Mihawk is far more emotional. "GROW STRONG. I WILL HOLD THE SEAT OF STRONGEST UNTIL THEN." He was very animated. But the same goes for Zoro imo.

Yes, they build the freaking ships!!

Oda pulls from everything it's really fascinating and really the only way you could truly make a world as grand as he has haha

6:54 you looked like a kid on Christmas...I LOVE IT!!!!

Clarus: It's a Denny's Me: International House Of Pirates

I think Mihawk is to show just out out of their depth and dangerous the Grand Line is compared with the East Blue ( which is their current location). They are going to need to grow and get a lot stronger if they want to make it there.

He was the Captain on 300. The Captain on Troy. A captain in Clash of the Titans. Now a Vice Admiral.

This episode and the next one were my highlight of the show.

"I don't hunt rabbits with a cannon." That was a badass line from someone who is the greatest swordsman in the world. Zoro might be a great fighter but he's like a fish in a pond. Mihawk, on the other hand, is like a shark in the sea. 💀

To answer why Mihawk got to Baratie so quick: He was already chasing Don Krieg's crew in both the anime and live action. In the anime, we know that Don Krieg's ship was headed toward the direction of the Baratie (he wasn't targeting Baratie at first, just trying to escape Mihawk). So when Garp called Mihawk in the live action, he was already very close by assuming Kreig was still running in the direction of the Baratie. We see evidence of this by the fact that Gin (Krieg's crewmate) shows up to the baratie before Mihawk.

I want them to reuse the baratie set as an actual restaurant… people would totally pay money to eat there…

"Something goofy I hope they keep in this story line". Mihawk's butter knife is my guess.

It is a real set! I've been there, it's very cool! Some of the ships are reused sets from Black Sails but a lot is totally new.

Mihawk in the anime was giving chase to the last of the Don Krieg fleet, that's why he shows up at the Baratie.

Actually, you do see Mihawk's ship back in episode one. As the shot goes wide on all the ships setting off to find the One Piece after Roger's execution.

21:48 He didn’t just randomly sail by. Mihawk specifically came to the Baratie with the explicit goal of Krillin adorn Krieg and changed his mind because Zoro intrigued him. Zoro satisfied his boredom so he left.

and yep, that entire set is practical. they built the ship, the baratie, the dock, etc. I actually loved this change to Baratie and almost wish it was the original story. Unfortunately that means sacrificing the Gin subplot, but I have never disliked a villain more than Don Krieg. Just so forgettable

Love from Belgium 🇧🇪 ❤ I’m watching all the episodes in a raw with you guys ❤

My one complaint about this episode is they mishandled Mihawk's introduction at Baratie. They had the perfect opportunity. Gin is talking about how everyone died in the grand line and that they should turn back and not think of finding the one piece? That would have been the perfect moment for Mihawks, crazy ship to come out of the darkness to the dock at the restaurant. My little manga reading heart really wished that he had been a thing. Otherwise, the episode was fantastic.

Technically Nami isn't on the team yet either. Honestly 80% of the success of this adaptation is the commitment of the cast and crew. The performances capture the characters very well, Oda was involved in the shows development, and a few of the showrunners are fans of the material.

That crew guy that Sanji fed in the restaurant seems to be part of Don Krieg’s crew. So that implies that battle between Mihawk and Don Krieg is not really that far away and yes, he just happened to be in the area lol.

A fun tidbit, they showed Mihawk's ship in episode 1 of the Live Action in the shot of ships heading out after Roger's execution

I'm new to One Piece and I only saw the live action (been an anime fan for over 20 years though), I kinda love the relationship between Garp and Luffy in the adaptation I've seen. I will branch out to the rest of the franchise eventually but right now I'm just enjoying the fanbase from the live action entry point, the longtime One Piece fans have been really welcoming and I didn't expect to have such a wholesome ride from a live action anime adaption into a huge fandom of a manga/anime almost as old as pokemon. Y'all OP fans have been a really great experience

You´re right on the swords looking like a cross. An interesting fact I learned recently is that the 4kids dub of the anime actually censored them, to look less "religious". (There´s a very interesting video about it you can find on YT.) They shortened the cross-guard (side parts) on the big sword, and completely removed it on the small one. (So it just looked like a stick.) Edit: The sword´s name is Yoru, and I believe that yes, it is, in fact, a "she". (for the "goddess" comments)

I’m not a cheesy guy but you two are actually a fun couple, good to see how often you make each other belly laugh.

Just know, next flash back follows the manga, not the anime which was changed for TV censorship reasons.

Ok, love the One Piece reactions and everything but you need to react to Chicken Run immediately because HOW CAN YOU NOT HAVE SEEN THAT??!!!

E5 1:40 Garp's attack 06:01 Sanji flirts with Nami, Mihawk intro 13:41 Mihawk Vs Zoro

at the start of the show in loguetown you can see mihawks ship. when all the people swarm out after rogers execution

Clarus, even if the Live Action gets cancelled, you can always watch the Anime 😊

13:33 Yes all the ships were built and are real.

Mihawk showed up in the anime/manga bc he got bored again and knew he let Don Krieg get away just to chase him down again. And then got his entertainment for the day with Zoro and Luffy and just was probably like "Ok, that was enough fun for today. Time for a nap." before Krieg showed up at Baratie. Head canon. Forget the haters, your discussions are great. Love your reactions! Gonna be fun heading for the finish line 😁🏴‍☠

Everytime i rewatched this série i fell in love with zoro again and again 😂❤

To answer your question, they built every ship featured in the show so it’s all practical.

Mihawk is based on the Spanish conquistadors you can see in the way he dresses his hat the way he speaks the cross necklace since conquistadors were really religious people.

You can see Mihawks ship in the shot going into Loguetown at the start of episode 1 ;)

That sword is absolutely meant to look like a cross, same with the tiny one he pulls.. I mean, yes there are swords with cross guards, but that’s beyond a cross guard, it’s a flat out cross…

Barate is a real ship now. They made multiple ships for the set of the show.

"Don't worry they break the ship a lot" is sending me

Ussop's vision is insane being able to see the name from that far on a foggy sea. He aint the sniper for nothing

Mihawk is based on Dracula and his ship is in the opening of the first episode.

I am loving your love and appreciation for the show (and the anime. You will love it even more I'm sure). Thanks to your wife for watching with you

9:53 He smokes, cooks, and kicks

this endless laughing in every scene kinda kills the vibes

Mihawk is the most “anime” looking character of all time, like nothing says anime like a dude with a sword, the size of his body

"Zoro vs. Mihawk (feat. Marchin)" is an insane track in this soundtrack. Marchin was on some Devil Fruit stuff when playing the guitar in this episode.

If you go back to ep 1, in the beginning when all the ships are going for the one piece, you can see Mihawk ship in the water with the others.

Nerdy, you are wrong. Mihawk didn't just happen to be passing by in the anime. Mihawk was chasing Don Kreig in the anime.

Timeline: Just like in the anime...the guy Sanji feeds, is the soul survivor of Mihawk's attack on Krieg's fleet. But, unlike the anime, Krieg doesn't survive. The Straw-hats are at Baratie for a while in the live action, they just don't show the passage of time well. Luffy is supposed to be working off his debt for a year, the show never really resolves that, with how long he worked for, or why Zeff let Luffy out of his debt. If you saw the anime, you knew why.

In my mind, I tend to compare Mihawk to those random legendaries you can come across in Pokemon games at a tiny, tiny chance. He's immensely bored and his actions are quite unpredictable as a whole. The outfits in this series are all over the place, so it is okay for them to be all over the place in the live action, too. It does not nail itself down to one particular era or region: at one moment, you see a classical type of pirate like the one Sanji beat up in this episode, the next you'll see someone in a white tuxedo with a marine coat, and at yet another moment you have this weird kid in a straw hat and a tshirt, etc. I think the wide variety in outfits are in themselves a display of how varied this world is and how much the world and people can change depending on the place you visit: It is just that we as an audience need to get over that initial hump of seeing the fashion as being directly linked to the eras we associate them with. Baratie was indeed entirely built in physical form. It's such a mammoth task and you can tell just how much budget they put into its creation, but by not having it cgi it makes the world feel so much more real that it was honestly a really genius move to commit to. The upcoming moments hit hard and are by no means bad. I do feel that one of them was changed too much and that it left a slightly impression of characters we love, but I don't think it will create any long term issues. But by all means, do make up your own mind in that regard!

In the anime, he starts his journey when he's 17.

Mihawk's ship is shown in the first episode :)

Ya was gonna mention ya see his ship in the beginning in the show during the excusion segment part

Gotta love your reaction to Mihawk's Liveaction debut!

I saw a reviewer describe Luffy as the heart of the Straw Hats, and Nami as the crew's "Lone, overworked brain cell."

Mihawk pulls out his butter knife in a sword duel to the death, propably the most epic moment in all anime outside OP. Nerdy: 'gOoFy' Me: *facepalm* 😂

Yes, the Baratie is a real set.

Mihawk's ship appeared in episode 1 after Roger's death.

Mihawk's sword name is called Yoru! Loving your reactions :)

Thank you for the great reaction and review .❤

13:26 yes. solid yes. *NECKFLISS MONNEE!*

Loved this episode. Never get bored in watching this. Mihawk’s ship is at episode 1, easter egg 😂

I feel like moving the garp story up works really well. They tried to do the same with cowboy bebop by inserting vicious more into the story but that meant making up story and they reworked every story to somehow be worse with twice the screentime. Basically it's like cowboy bebop had less to work with so they tried to make shit up. But with one piece they have too much to work with so a lot gets cut out changed but it still works

2:59 Yes Clarus. I wholeheartedly share your shock!

“don't worry they break the ship a lot” oh god you don't know what you just said mean , just you wait...

It's not just that Oda like Christian imagery. Oda draws a lot of influence for One Piece from many world religions throughout history. It will become more obvious as you get deeper in the story. There is a very important character you will meet later on that carries a Bible.

4:19 in the world of One Piece, not a Denny's, more a Long John Silver restaurant

@Nerdy Nightly, 9:52 They are not on Earth, @Claruspolaris. This story takes place in a world that is like 90% ocean, so ignore the sneakers, neon lights cigarettes, and any other thing from our world you take issue with--this story isn't taking place in the 1400s and not on our world.

i think they showed mihawk ship right at the start of episode one of the live action

Mihawk was pursuing Don Krieg all the way from the Grand Line and he showed up after Krieg left to give 100 meals to his crew. Then, when they are ready to attack Baratie, Mihawk arrives and cut's the Galleon in half.

Fun Fact. Taz Skyler(Sanji) actually trained for months to learn Sani's actual fighting style just for this role

16:36 that question will be answered at the end, dont worry about it

Fashion in One Piece is so funny. It's high fantasy and the clothes have always been purposely blended to not perfectly match any era in fashion or style.

yeah that Baratie is a real set... you can see the making of it...

That is indeed a real set.

The sword's name is Joru (eee-oh-ru).

If you managed to get thru ep. 3 & 4, buckle up. The general consensus is that ep. 3-4 were the low point of the series (tho still pretty good). Ep. 5 is great, as you just saw. Ep. 6 & 7 are amazing, & ep. 8 absolutely sticks the landing better than almost any series finale I've seen in recent memory outside of The Mandalorian Season 2.

The live action changes a significant amount of the story at various points. It's frustrating to me, but for the most part I think it still maintains the _character_ of the story. Some of the more emotional scenes may not necessarily have the punch they had in the anime, but they're still well done. I do think you will enjoy the rest of this run.

If Any Therewas a Perfect Character from ANIME TO ACTOR TRANSLATION ITS THIS MIHAWK PERFORMANCE

Baratie, Merry and Alvida's ship were all actually built. Im not sure about Garp's ship.

Yes it is, they built the set