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Stands are Jojo, not One Piece

Stands are Jojo, not One Piece

live action is good but anime has extra stuff and follows da original manga, plus dey add some extra cool stuff like da badass walk to arlong park, but dere is a lot pacing issues dat throws people off

da music is better too obviously

There are a few changes I wasn't really a fan of,

You've never geard of Luffy's stand, [RUBBERBAND MAN]?

you have the floor

As someone who started with the live action version I cannot get into the anime because the live action version is so much better imho.

Isnt there tons more material in the anime though? Someone said it could take at least 10 years just for the live action to catch up to where the anime is. And that's assuming netflix gives this show enough seasons

I could lowkey see them ending it after Alabasta with an alternate live action only ending or something. There just isnt any way this is realistically sustainable. I could also see them skipping straight to Water 7/Enies Lobby after Alabasta and just skipping Jaya/Skypeia. I know those are important arcs, but theyve gotta get a move on

Now that I think about it, did anything actually important to the long term plot happen in skypeia? That entire arc felt like a filler somehow. I liked it a lot but I can't remember if there were any long lasting consequences.

nobody actually gives a shit about Don Krieg in that arc.

Now that I think about it, did anything actually important to the long term plot happen in skypeia? That entire arc felt like a filler somehow. I liked it a lot but I can't remember if there were any long lasting consequences.

Now that I think about it, did anything actually important to the long term plot happen in skypeia? That entire arc felt like a filler somehow. I liked it a lot but I can't remember if there were any long lasting consequences.

Plus how much weight does Robin leaving hold if they go directly from Alabasta to Water 7? She's had no bonding time with the crew in that instance.

It sets up a lot of lore that becomes VERY relevant much later in the series, but honestly, there are other ways they can set that stuff up.

The Davy Back Fight could also be skipped.

If it wasn't for Brook's introduction and recruitment, maybe Thriller Bark as well.

Now that I think about it, did anything actually important to the long term plot happen in skypeia? That entire arc felt like a filler somehow. I liked it a lot but I can't remember if there were any long lasting consequences.

That's a dirty lie. It's the first arc that really shows Luffy's dedication to his friends and unwillingness to quit, his grit vs kreig's weapons. In the next arc, we would see this fact that came to light tested hard; how far would he go for a crew member?

Also it properly shows Sanji's arc from holding back to pursuing his dream, in the la he just kind of joined

And by your own admission, the very next arc accomplished the exact same thing, with more narrative weight and nuance between other characters.

Just finished enies lobby. Am i safe to watch the live action?

Just finished enies lobby. Am i safe to watch the live action?

Now that I think about it, did anything actually important to the long term plot happen in skypeia? That entire arc felt like a filler somehow. I liked it a lot but I can't remember if there were any long lasting consequences.

The fact that there are islands in the sky is huge world building in and of itself.

Stands are Jojo, not One Piece

Now that I think about it, did anything actually important to the long term plot happen in skypeia? That entire arc felt like a filler somehow. I liked it a lot but I can't remember if there were any long lasting consequences.

• The existence of sky islands being confirmed is important to the long term plot. The only other sky islands we've seen so far are Weatheria and the Labostratum above Egghead.
• The fact that there was a poneglyph in the grand belfry was hugely important to the plot. Robin was able to read the poneglyph and also find out that Gol D. Roger had some words inscribed in the same ancient language on the belfry itself. I think Oden might have done this.
• Usopp traded dials for rubber bands and uses them in arcs after Skypeia
• Eneru went to the moon after he was defeated in Skypeia. This hasn't been covered at all in the anime, but in the manga, he finds space pirates and a group of robots called Automata. Eneru powers up the Automata with his devil fruit powers in addition to powering up their city. He finds a mural that seems to depict the mother flame among other things.
• Observation haki is detailed for the first time
• It is revealed that the land and animals in the Upper Yard came from the blue sea by way of a knock up stream. In addition to the golden bell being up there, this confirmed the story Noland was accused of lying about and was executed for.

yet ultimately meant nothing since it's never come up again

The live action version is the best it could possibly be. It is not a perfect adaptation but Netflix ruined far easier to adapt anime. It is amazing this thing was even watchable.

Da marine focus and especially da garp reveal weren't necessary tbh

Ben breakfast

Off screening da goat Don Krieg