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Live-Action "One Piece" TV Series in Development
The same studio currently developing the live action Cowboy Bebop series just made this announcement today.
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07-22-2017, 01:19 PM | #2 |
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F*ck. There is no way this could work. Atleast Bebop is feasible. A large part of OPs appeal is it's style. You can't do that in live action.
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07-23-2017, 10:38 AM | #3 |
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This is a horrible idea.
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12-19-2017, 11:12 AM | #4 |
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Oda confirms that the show will be adapting the east blue arc. And supposedly the show will be having a record breaking budget.
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12-19-2017, 01:54 PM | #5 |
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ROFL, ITV doing live-action anime is above their standard low-brow fare. Mind you, they did a bang-up job with Thunderbirds
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08-31-2023, 05:19 AM | #6 |
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Eight episodes have dropped on Netflix, checked out the pilot.
Felt pretty lifeless, actors were just...acting, it didn't feel like they believed in the roles |
08-31-2023, 03:51 PM | #7 |
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Overall I enjoyed the watch. I was able to go ahead and binge all the episodes, so there is that.
As for the overall story… it’s the East Blue As far as adaptations: Episode 1 is probably the strongest in scenes they grabbed. I’ll admit I still wish to see Luffy give the swords to Zoro, but it depends on how they use Helmeppo’s story going from here episode 2 I find the most… disheartening. But that’s because Orange Town had some of the most iconic scenes of the East Blue arc. The clown top circus was a nice set piece, but it was disappointing thatmost of Buggy’s crew was dispatched off screen. syrup village, i have things to say. Reading One Piece when I was younger, I have to say I really enjoyed Siam and Butchie and am glad they made it here though I am disappointed thatJango was relegated to cameo only on a wanted poster. as for the story? This one is the weakest adaptation. Like Orange town I liked the mansion set. But I can’t get over Kuro’s plan. In the original basically Kuro had planed for the Black Cat pirates to attack the town (kill a few people) and then set up a hypnotized Kaya’s death after she wrote the her will.He set up a nice tragic inheritance and he got to still live in the village with the survivors. Herethe attack was meant to take place in the mansion, and without the will it feels like Kaya’s murder would have been more than a coincidence when Kuro essentially would take over the estate. we did get a good Kaya/usopp scene, so that is a plus. Baratie. Honestly makes me wish we got those original 10 episode order. While I can get behind the reason of combining the Don Kreig fight withthe initial Arlong attack I do think the Don Kreig fight was needed, especially since we don’t get a sanji highlight until the arlong park. this makes episode 6 essentially all original to the show. Which I’ll admit I kind of like, because this could be seen as a precursor to Luffy’s breakdown later on to the whole Kuma/Ace failure. Arlong park. Honestly outside of missing Hachi, this one hit most of the mark when it comes to the arc and outside of some nitpicks of Luffy’s character portrayal. Only thing I wished they kept was that Coco village knew about Nami’s plan that way if she ever decided to run away, she could with out remorse. But honestly outside of that, it hit all the marks. Perhaps could have used an extra episode. Garp vs Luffy was weird, but I guess they had to make a climax to that story somehow. And we get a stinger with Smoker so I guess a possible season 2 will have Loguetown. Overall just some thoughts on the adaptation. Would definitely put it in a higher tier live action adaptation. Maybe just right under the Kenshin films.
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09-10-2023, 02:57 PM | #8 |
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As someone who's been following the original series for more than 20 years now, I can say while it's not perfect, it's definitely got all the heart an adaptation of One Piece needs to have. There are problems with the budget which make some of the effects look bad but overall it looks and feels far better than I would have expected. Most importantly, some of the big emotional moments from the original work really well in the show.
Overall, I'm impressed. I had a ton of fun with the show, the acting is great and it manages to have only few cringy moments - a feat very remarkable for a life action show about a rubber guy with lots of friends wearing horrible wigs. |
09-14-2023, 06:36 PM | #9 |
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Oda confirms season2
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09-29-2023, 12:25 AM | #10 |
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I guess almost no one cares about this here but I highly recommend watching this show, even - or maybe especially - if you are unfamiliar with the original. There's a camp factor to it but if you can embrace it, it's a very fun experience.
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09-29-2023, 02:10 PM | #11 |
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How long before they adapt Cross Epoch?
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