Even on the screen, where Miss All Sunday talked to them on the ship, Karoo wasn't there.Nice trailer. They showed almost all the new characters except for the One Piece Chocobo with the barrel around it's neck. Will he be left out?
been watching, s2 good so far.
miss wednesday vivi
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Wait til you get to Episode 3
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How have you liked your solo experience watching it so far?I'd be embarrassed if someone caught me watching this show.
How have you liked your solo experience watching it so far?
Wait til you get to Episode 3
That will give you a heart attack![]()
Reality TV Shows are titans compared to traditional media. It's why, after Discovery merged wit WB, they started closing up shop on smaller projects (especially the HBO Max originals) and let their reality TV bring in the money instead.I'm concerned about one thing tho — the viewership. Yesterday I saw it was #3 behind a couple of reality shows like Love is Blind. Today it's #2 behind Virgin River. Wtf… season 1 was "#1 in 84 countries" so I'm hoping it's still killing it overseas. Maybe it'll pick up here too. It says season 1 released August 31, 2023… maybe they should've saved it for then instead of a random March release. Good news is that season 3 is already in production.
To me that's pretty much describing early gen anime Luffy.Season 2 has great but I'm not a fan of what they're doing with luffy. Doesn't come off as being the strongest in the crew and he just stands there and punches.
I'd be embarrassed if someone caught me watching this show.
They're the ones who must have it playing on repeat.Yeah this show feels like something only super fans would enjoy. For me it looks super fucking cringe.
My son has read a decent chunk of the manga and burned through all 1300 or whatever eps of the anime, but for some reason won't watch the live action. So there is some sort of disconnect there. Then again, I find live action versions of well done anime to be generally atrocious as well (GitS, Cowboy Bepop, Gantz). The only ones that I seem to enjoy (Alice in Borderlands for example) are ones were I am more ignorant of the source.Yeah this show feels like something only super fans would enjoy. For me it looks super fucking cringe.
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no way you enjoy that netflix atrocity.
My son has read a decent chunk of the manga and burned through all 1300 or whatever eps of the anime, but for some reason won't watch the live action. So there is some sort of disconnect there. Then again, I find live action versions of well done anime to be generally atrocious as well (GitS, Cowboy Bepop, Gantz). The only ones that I seem to enjoy (Alice in Borderlands for example) are ones were I am more ignorant of the source.
They're the ones who must have it playing on repeat.
Been reading One Piece since 2006, won't catch me watching it. Zero interest.
Some good news on that front - season 3 should be coming out next year, probably the second half. They've been shooting it for a while.They need to crank these out faster
I also didn't see the anime/manga but some good news about what you mentioned… I read a post about how season 3 is gonna be all Alabasta. They said it's the first big famous One Piece arc and that the whole season would be Alabasta instead of traveling around. Can one of the anime weebs here confirm if that's true? No further spoilers pleaseI enjoyed the season, albeit less than the first. The big issue for me is that the conclusion didn't feel like much of an endpoint to the season, not really having much by way of narrative build-up to it: the only reason they ended up on Drum Kingdom was because Nami fell ill, in other words just another scenario only loosely connected to the ones which came before. My assumption had been that the climax would involve getting Princess Vivi back to claim the throne of Alabaster and a showdown with Baroque Works, specifically Mrs. All-Sunday. Instead, neither of those plot threads went anywhere, Baroque Works never came across as the massive threat they were said to be because every episode saw another one or two of their agents dispatched fairly promptly (the nerdy guy on Cactus Island was so pathetic that the fact he was one of their agents made them look weak very early on). I suspect this is a problem with having to cram all the fan-favourite scenarios into the anime (which I've never seen) into a very limited number of episodes, but while I enjoyed each scenario individually, as a whole I felt a bit of 'is that it?' when it ended. The first season had the clear endpoints of assembling the crew and heading for the Grand Line, both of which were accomplished, the second season, for its many pleasures, didn't have that same sense of progression and conclusion for me. Nami looked scrumptious in her bikini though, and Ms All-Sunday's rather delightful (her powers certainly give rise to the imagination, wink wink).
I also didn't see the anime/manga but some good news about what you mentioned… I read a post about how season 3 is gonna be all Alabasta. They said it's the first big famous One Piece arc and that the whole season would be Alabasta instead of traveling around. Can one of the anime weebs here confirm if that's true? No further spoilers please
Oh no you're good, I meant for the person answering my question if it was true, asking them not to spoil more past thatApologies for the spoilers, I've hidden my comment (maybe you can do the same with my quote).
pretty much yes, if they adapt it properly it should be absolutely killer.They said it's the first big famous One Piece arc and that the whole season would be Alabasta instead of traveling around. Can one of the anime weebs here confirm if that's true? No further spoilers please
pretty much yes, if they adapt it properly it should be absolutely killer.
Two episodes in, I don't know if it's just cause I wrapped up a good show, Preacher. But this second season has been a bit boring so far.
Plenty of time for things to turn around though.
Yeah, I haven't seen the anime before so you're probably right. I'll keep watching as the quality is good.Have you ever watched the OP anime - because I felt a bit of this too, but then I remembered the "source" material, and it's 100x worse than this. Sometimes a single fight can last 4-5 episodes in the anime (to be followed by another fight that takes 4-5 episodes, and then another fight after that, meanwhile the main event just keeps getting put off more and more) and the weaker arcs can really REALLY test one's patience.
Add to that this baroque works arc is one of the worst ones in all of One Piece by some/many, and well it just feels like a step back from Season 1 in some ways when the characters felt like in a more epic setting.
Just to compare the openings - in S1 you get the actual execution of the Gold Roger, and S2 they just show dialog in the prison before that. Definitely feels a lot less impactful to have a flashback of just dialog. I think that feeling is repeated many times over throughout the first two episodes if you compare them, as in S1 we had awesome new characters and set pieces and S2 feels a lot less impactful to me so far.