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Add Kinemon to the list. I think they are hands down some of the most unlikable supporting cast in fiction I have ever seen. Characters showing emotion should always be used during pivotal moments, and sparingly. In their case, its overkill to the point it feels forced, annoying, and unbearable...

Less than the freaking Scabbards :milaugh:

I am not getting my hopes up but I would not mind seeing Vegapunk alongside G-5 next chapter.

I am not even sure the RE games need live action films, or series at this point. RE2 remake is possibly the greatest interactive horror film ever made. Its as realistic as you can get, and they used face models of real people. Re Rebirth still looks amazing today. Kiri told me that Mackenyu...

That bit about Mackenyu stealing the spotlight seems credible. He is definitely a seasoned actor, and he knows his assignment for Zoro. In addition, he has experience with fights scenes, and swords from my previous post. That scene where he fights, and kills the Baroque Works agent sounds...

I watched the Kenshin training footage, and Mackenyu is literally perfect as Zoro. Not only he nails the fight scenes but he has the Zoro swag, and brute style.

One thing sure adapting something like One Piece in live action is extremely challenging because of its wacky tone in East Blue. I think the anime made the right move by introducing Luffy, and Nami in the first episode, and Zoro in the second.

I actually liked the series. It had pacing issues, and some of the scenes felt cheap but other than I really had a good time. I am not sure how Obi Wan was emasculated . On the contrary, I really admire his will to go on after losing pretty much everything his friends, Jedi Order, the...

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You can just look at the sheer difference in quality in pace between the Baroque work saga vs the DD saga DR has loads of characters introduced that I can't remember and because of this we spent a whopping 102 chapters on that island. In contrast, the Crocodile saga covers 117 chapters and we...

For me its actually the opposite, the TS had two major arcs where half of the Straw Hats had to go for uninteresting side characters to take the spotlight. One Piece's greatest strength has always lied in its main cast, their camaraderie, and the people around them. If you take that away the...

Are you serious ? She is like more entertaining, interesting, and more popular than the Scabbards, Kinemon, Hiyori, and Momonosuke. Especially when she is with Zoro and the Straw Hats which is what pretty much every side characters in the TS lack.

Like the Celtics yesterday:kobeha:

Steven Ward as Mihawk :blush:

I actually like the dynamic between Law and Bepo. Their contrast in appearances and personalities were always a great thing. However, Oda really doesn't know what to do with him or Jean Bart who used to be a slave. At least, Law has an entertaining design, and fighting style which I can't say...

Law's face screams that he doesn't want to be in the movie but is contractually obligated by the fangirls :catcry:

I think the editor stated that Wano would be the biggest arc since Marineford saga which is true to a certain extent. However, MF had excellent pacing and Oda did not waste countless chapters on characters we did not care about. There was always a sense of uncertainty, and a very clear goal...