Zoro and Kuina! 💔😭 | ONE PIECE | Reaction 19 & 20 

I might adopt this as my headcanon but also love the one where he sleep through day becouse he is protecting crew through night

Will be thinking of this all the time now.

Daaaaaaamn, I'd never thought of this in my more than 15 years, of reading OP. Almost made me cry when she said that, like, in a moment, all the times Zoro is just sleeping through whatever is going on and even through the worst weather ever... just to see Kuina again...

@@carlosp5117 Sorry to be the bearer of bad news but he most likely already got over Kuina after the TS.

It's a beautiful thought

Important to acknowledge he was never identified as a Marine in the live action.

@@JoshTheValiant True lol. I didn’t even know he was a Marine until I realized that it was Full Body

and sanji offered to pour them each a glass of ithurzburger-stein on the house, in order for them to not fight. It is the same wine fullbody "guessed" here

@@produstefNice extra detail. xD

and that pirate that Fullbody was fighting in the LA is the same (SPOILER ALERT) pirate that Smoker took down in Loguetown

Right? No idea why it was changed in the anime, people are always confused why everyone laugh at Sanji just saying he doesn't know bugs😅

@@bluelight17 i think it was worded weirdly but sanji is basically mocking fullbody who was boasting about knowing all kinda wines and then he points out the bug next time, so sanji says i dont know much about insects as if fullbody is trying to boast about how he can recognize different bugs just like the wines.

i actually remember that quote. thanks!

I think that's only in the English translation. I've heard that in the original Japanese, it's more like 'What is this bug?' (as in, what is this bug doing in my soup) and then the reply is 'I don't know, I'm not an expert on bugs' which makes more sense than the way the anime translated it.

Backstroke? We didn't get that joke in the brazilian translation of manga, over here we just got the "- What is this bug? - I'm sorry sir I'm not a bug expert"

A guy I went to school with died from a heart attack at age 18. At that age you have a very good chance to survive a heart attack if you are treated in time. Sadly, he collapsed in a parking lot between some cars. When he was found, he was already dead. - yes, life really is fragile and unpredictable. People would be surprised how many stories like Kuina's acctually happen in real life, if they asked around.

Damn... I'm a 21 year old studying electrical engineering. I need to stop taking so many all nighters...

The same can't be said about his daughter though. And it's totally on the make up department, what did they do to her nose? Sure the actress has a more bulby than average nose, but it looks so much bigger in the show.

the casting was perfect for him, same w kuro

cool trivia, thanks for saying it

This is something straight out of Two Piece. Oda-sensei already said they take shifts doing guard/lookout duty. Everyone contributes to keeping the crew safe when sailing. Zoro isn't the only one losing sleep to protect the crew.

@@cheshirecat5155 I could be wrong but I heard oda himself stated this

@@cheshirecat5155They're not entirely wrong. Zoro is predominately the one who takes the night shifts just by virtue of his sleep schedule already being really late at night (he goes to sleep around 4 am and wakes up at 7 am, and supplements with naps throughout the day) This is from the chapter 737 sbs iirc.

@@scrunglee Where does it say that? They alternate every two hours as lookout. Nowhere does that SBS say Zoro takes most of the night shifts because of his sleep schedule. Like I said, something straight out of Two Piece.

@@intensemk1381 Where did he say this? Link to the interview or SBS? This is something the Zoro fans made up. Zoro is already a cool character. There's no need to make up stories to make him look better. That's why other fans consider some Zoro fans the worst of the fandom because they purposely read One Piece wrong and make up things in their head just to prop up Zoro when there is absolutely no need to do so. Edit: SBS in question ONLY says their average sleep schedule, that 2 people are on shift (front and back) and that they switch every 2 hours. Zoro fans are purposely adding headcanon that Zoro "takes up most of the night shift" because of his sleep schedule. Again, unnecessary addition to Zoro's character just to make them feel good about their favorite character being so great. Sadly, many Zoro fans are the ones who misunderstand Zoro's character the most because instead of actually understanding what is in the manga, they make up headcanon of the Zoro they want.

I believe the prevailing fan theory is that her dad killed her because he didn't want the family sword to pass to a girl. It's also why he always told her she could never be the best swordsman to discourage her from wanting the sword. or something like that anyway lol

​@@GenaiDoma that's definitely not the prevailing theory anywhere, buddy.

​@@GenaiDoma Crazy

@@jorgeporras9262 i dunno about that, its a pretty common one and 100% what we all thought (me and my mates that is) as kids watching the show for the first time

I’ve seen the theory before. In my opinion it’s ludicrous.

Haylo: *knows things Kiss: "Is that real?" The Anime: "Yes"

I don't think that last part is true at all. Zoro isn't haunted by her death, he's driven by their promise.

@@rantingrodent416 It's both

@@rantingrodent416 He will conquer death, his name will be heard in heaven and hell

The part i didn't like about that is that Sanji offered wine to people who threw food on the ground. Manga/anime Sanji would have beaten their asses immediately for that lol

​@@bluelight17 Yeah the LA wasn't perfect, but I appreciate it because it brought new fans to watch the anime, like these 2 here... It was good enough.

@@-ACE. yeah. Honestly i thought the Baratie eps, as their own thing, were the best done in the LA. As a Sanji fan though i was disappointed cause he felt more like a side character in his own arc, and i missed his interactions with a certain character.

@@bluelight17 Yeah Baratie and Buggy were my favorite in the LA.

@@-ACE. Same!

I don't remember him being from another village and not knowing his sensei beforehand, but I'm guessing that's anime original, and it totally breaks the current canon because we know that Zoro and Kuina are relatives and that their families only live in that one village.

@@jorgeporras9262Zoro didn't know his sensei beforehand and his line about being from another village and being undefeated was a lie. The sensei probably knew he was related somehow because of his physical features which is why he let him into the dojo and gave him the Wado Ichimonji.

@@jorgeporras9262 yeah in the manga Zoro was already attending Koshiro's dojo.

Nerfed wdym ? manga and anime are equal in that part

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@@Baterodalo No in the anime he loses the leg while saving Sanji because it gets stuck, he doesn't eat it.

@@Baterodalo what? In The anime The ships twists his leg in The manga He has it and ate it in The Rock He got stucked with sanji

A good many things were nerfed in the early anime. Mostly self-harm stuff like Young Luffy stabbing himself in the face, Zoro stabbing himself in the side vs Cabaji, and Zeff [edit: cutting off and] eating his own leg. At least by the time they got to Arlong Park the producers at Toei figured out "Oh, this is just gonna be like a thing that happens, we should probably lean into it rather than try to keep sanitizing it because we're afraid kids can't handle it..."

I mean, that's a decent song, but I'm still like "We Ahh!" because it remains the one true One Piece theme

Personally, I don't mind how a lot of the crew's faults were shown to be liabilities because it emphasizes that they have a long way to go before they're strong enough to handle what the story is gonna throw at them. What really bugs me with the Live Action's portrayal of Usopp is that they didn't really show how his defining characteristics can be an asset to the crew despite the liabilities they come with. Yeah, he lies as a response to trauma for both himself and Kaya, but we aren't shown him lying to protect those he cares about, as in the Manga and Anime. He really only gets one moment to shine in Arlong Park where his he uses his cleverness and good aim to take out Chuu who we weren't specifically shown as being a threat to the rest of the crew that only Usopp could deal with. For arguably the weakest character in the East Blue saga (and I mean Character, nevermind the power-scaling), Tomorrow studios really didn't do Usopp any favors.

@@curtishammer748 Yeah, like he didn't want any credit for helping saving his own village in the manga, and decided to just lie about it to make it a regular day for the villagers. As for Chuu, it just didn't have the emotional impact of the manga, when he felt embarrassed of himself for thinking of lying to his friends and decided to face his own fears, risking his own life despite not being as strong as Luffy, Zoro or Sanji. He may not be a fan favorite between manga/anime fans either, but the LA just took away all his best parts, i saw plenty of non OP fans wondering why he was even with the crew...

[SPOILERS AHEAD] I think it's beacuse of the plot point you're talking about that the Live Action handled Kuina's death so vaguely. I remember some reactors didn't actually believe she was dead because they didn't say how or show a body. I'm almost certain that Tomorrow Studios is trying to set up intrigue as to whether Kuina and Tashigi are somehow the same person as some fan theories go...

Oh no, not this again. Long story short, the idea that "'Kuina died in an accident' is a euphemism for suicide" is just ... no. I am in Japan, and I can confirm I've never seen a Japanese person interpret the story this way at all. It's always English-speaking fans online who do so. And it also doesn't make much sense narrative-wise: why would Kuina off herself after making that promise to Zoro? IMO that's a more dishonorable move. (Besides, they don't even say 'accident' - they explicitly say (in the manga) "Kuina fell down the stairs and died." 'Accident' may be a euphemism in some cases, yes, but "fell down the stairs" isn't.)