General & Others Live Action Zoro vs Mihawk is better than manga/anime Zoro vs Mihawk

Which version of the fight was better for you?

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TheAncientCenturion

TheAncientCenturion

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#1
#1
I just got done watching the Live Action Zoro vs Mihawk, I think the baratie episode, and I am BLOWN AWAY by how well this is done. The entire episode focuses on Luffy being unable to stop believing in his own dream and supporting everyone around him to chase their own dreams. Already a great theme for the episode. And Zoro, who has had nothing to say about this the entire time, suddenly lives up to those words and challenges Mihawk!? Drunk at that?!

I think the set up for this fight is so much better executed in the Live Action and it actually got me hyped up for a stomp I knew was coming.

Add on the amazing acting from whoever played Mihawk as well, delivering lines that are kind of cheezy with enough bravado to make them work. And Zoro's actor was absolutely killing it in his emotional scene. The choice to have Nami stay behind and witness/support Zoro is the icing on the cake.

This fight was amazing and ngl, Live Action Mihawk is kind of a boss.

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Peroroncino

Peroroncino

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#2
#2
TheAncientCenturion said:
I just got done watching the Live Action Zoro vs Mihawk, I think the baratie episode, and I am BLOWN AWAY by how well this is done. The entire episode focuses on Luffy being unable to stop believing in his own dream and supporting everyone around him to chase their own dreams. Already a great theme for the episode. And Zoro, who has had nothing to say about this the entire time, suddenly lives up to those words and challenges Mihawk!? Drunk at that?!

I think the set up for this fight is so much better executed in the Live Action and it actually got me hyped up for a stomp I knew was coming.

Add on the amazing acting from whoever played Mihawk as well, delivering lines that are kind of cheezy with enough bravado to make them work. And Zoro's actor was absolutely killing it in his emotional scene. The choice to have Nami stay behind and witness/support Zoro is the icing on the cake.

This fight was amazing and ngl, Live Action Mihawk is kind of a boss.

Some tags

@Peroroncino @Meeyori @Playa4321 @Sentinel @Elder Lee Hung @MarineHQ @Natalija @Uncle Van @HA001 OF THE RAIN @Light D Lamperouge @L57 @LANJI CUCKSMOKE
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i liked it too especially zoro and nami's relationship, didn't like the delivery of the ''i'll never lose again'' line though
 
HA001

HA001

World's Strongest Swordsman
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#10
#10
Juanpiz said:
Just a Compliment or reference to Shanks?
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Clearly a reference to shanks.
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TheAncientCenturion said:
Damn, good for him.

Mihawk, Garp & Helmeppo (surprisingly) have been stand out this season.
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Didn't expect it but I thought both coby and helmeppo were great.
And although I thought ussops episodes were the weakest part of the show I thought kuros actor was great.
 
Juanpiz

Juanpiz

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#11
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HA001 OF THE RAIN said:
Clearly a reference to shanks.
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Didn't expect it but I thought both coby and helmeppo were great.
And although I thought ussops episodes were the weakest part of the show I thought kuros actor was great.
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Lol it's weird that not more people in the OP world mention more often who used to own the hat
 
Moegara

Moegara

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#13
#13
It wasn't perfect:

- The "wound on the back" part was weirder because Mihawk wasn't about to attack him when Zoro turned around.

- It's also a shame Zoro only used Santouryu twice in the whole series and vs Mihawk it was only for the last move. They really didn't commit to Zoro having three swords despite allowing him to have them. A shame, because Mihawk stopping Onigiri had bigger impact than Mihawk stopping yet another nameless slash.

But:
The choreography really was better, though, because the original was generic and simplistic and Zoro and Mihawk's actors move pretty well. It was an entertaining and enjoyable fight.
 
Bisoromi Bear

Bisoromi Bear

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#18
#18
TheAncientCenturion said:
I just got done watching the Live Action Zoro vs Mihawk, I think the baratie episode, and I am BLOWN AWAY by how well this is done. The entire episode focuses on Luffy being unable to stop believing in his own dream and supporting everyone around him to chase their own dreams. Already a great theme for the episode. And Zoro, who has had nothing to say about this the entire time, suddenly lives up to those words and challenges Mihawk!? Drunk at that?!

I think the set up for this fight is so much better executed in the Live Action and it actually got me hyped up for a stomp I knew was coming.

Add on the amazing acting from whoever played Mihawk as well, delivering lines that are kind of cheezy with enough bravado to make them work. And Zoro's actor was absolutely killing it in his emotional scene. The choice to have Nami stay behind and witness/support Zoro is the icing on the cake.

This fight was amazing and ngl, Live Action Mihawk is kind of a boss.

Some tags

@Peroroncino @Meeyori @Playa4321 @Sentinel @Elder Lee Hung @MarineHQ @Natalija @Uncle Van @HA001 OF THE RAIN @Light D Lamperouge @L57 @LANJI CUCKSMOKE
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Kinda no imho. The dialogue is lackluster, has no emotion and Mackenyu still can't act
 
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