News One Piece Live Action Series!!
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Wrong.
- It introduced different members of barock work
- It introduce the inner workings of the higher ranks
- It introduce Vivi as a princess and not simply as agent
- It shows why some people are willing to give their lives for Vivi
- It shows that some agent must be taken seriously especially the higher ranked ones
- It tease Crocodile
- It tease Alabasta
- It shows why Zoro is an actual monster (strenght wise)
- It shows that Pirates are not supposed to be welcomed correctly in the Grand Line
- It introduce Robin and show that we should not underestimate her
All those things can't be done on Drum or Little Garden. The point of having multiple arc is to install Vivi as a potential strawhat. Reducing the time would be completely stupid as it would lessen the impact of the good byes at the end of Alabasta and it would need LARGE rewriting that would be completely unecessary and expensive.
So no. Skipping arc is NOT a good idea.
It is.
But it will need a little push of conflict at this end. That's all.
That's D lore.
You don't see it because you are used to it. But everything after Grand Line until Alabasta is very surprising. THe giant themselves is a crazy thing to do. And there story is amazing as well. Do not underestimate pre-Alabasta.
Yes ideally. But it can't be done without completely butchering the story this time. Skipping arc is OUT OF THE QUESTION. It's not even a debate. Any One Piece fan should know the importance of each arcs, even the small and insignificant ones.
They are ALL important.
You can cut inside the arc, but not the arc themselve. And since setting n One Piece are also creating situation, it's quasi impossible to do without.
It seems like it's not possible, at least not for what they want to do. And I can understand them. if they want to keep the falvor of One Piece, 8 episode, while possible, is too short. It would requiere to skip things that are very important.
There is a difference between cutting and butchering. Cutting entire arcs would be an act of butchering.
Different scripts yes, different support, yes. But similar creative process and similar creative minds. Again. If we are talking about characterization, Oda knows best.
Yes, in the details. Not in the big shapes.
There is a difference between knowing if an actor will respect the character and wanting to keep the character the same. Oda knows his characters perfectly. He is therefore well placed to understand if the game of an actor is respectfull enough EVEN if it's different. Again. Just look at the current strawhat and tell me that they were badly casted.
There is no reason to. It's not only Oda's descision, it's also the descision of the casting director. Oda is here to say what he likes. The rest is done by others based on what he said.
If something doesn't work, they will know it and rectify it, don't worry.
- It introduced different members of barock work
- It introduce the inner workings of the higher ranks
- It introduce Vivi as a princess and not simply as agent
- It shows why some people are willing to give their lives for Vivi
- It shows that some agent must be taken seriously especially the higher ranked ones
- It tease Crocodile
- It tease Alabasta
- It shows why Zoro is an actual monster (strenght wise)
- It shows that Pirates are not supposed to be welcomed correctly in the Grand Line
- It introduce Robin and show that we should not underestimate her
All those things can't be done on Drum or Little Garden. The point of having multiple arc is to install Vivi as a potential strawhat. Reducing the time would be completely stupid as it would lessen the impact of the good byes at the end of Alabasta and it would need LARGE rewriting that would be completely unecessary and expensive.
So no. Skipping arc is NOT a good idea.
It is.
But it will need a little push of conflict at this end. That's all.
That's D lore.
You don't see it because you are used to it. But everything after Grand Line until Alabasta is very surprising. THe giant themselves is a crazy thing to do. And there story is amazing as well. Do not underestimate pre-Alabasta.
Yes ideally. But it can't be done without completely butchering the story this time. Skipping arc is OUT OF THE QUESTION. It's not even a debate. Any One Piece fan should know the importance of each arcs, even the small and insignificant ones.
They are ALL important.
You can cut inside the arc, but not the arc themselve. And since setting n One Piece are also creating situation, it's quasi impossible to do without.
It seems like it's not possible, at least not for what they want to do. And I can understand them. if they want to keep the falvor of One Piece, 8 episode, while possible, is too short. It would requiere to skip things that are very important.
There is a difference between cutting and butchering. Cutting entire arcs would be an act of butchering.
Different scripts yes, different support, yes. But similar creative process and similar creative minds. Again. If we are talking about characterization, Oda knows best.
Yes, in the details. Not in the big shapes.
There is a difference between knowing if an actor will respect the character and wanting to keep the character the same. Oda knows his characters perfectly. He is therefore well placed to understand if the game of an actor is respectfull enough EVEN if it's different. Again. Just look at the current strawhat and tell me that they were badly casted.
There is no reason to. It's not only Oda's descision, it's also the descision of the casting director. Oda is here to say what he likes. The rest is done by others based on what he said.
If something doesn't work, they will know it and rectify it, don't worry.
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