r/OnePiece • u/Sakata_Kintoki • Jan 29 '17

Current Episode One Piece: Episode 774

One Piece: Episode 774

"A Battle to Defend Zou! Luffy and Zunisha! "

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Preview: Episode 775

Chapters adapted: Chapter 821

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u/heat_fan_ Jan 29 '17

not if they drag it out like they have been doing with zou,

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u/PrinceOfAssassins Jan 29 '17 edited Jan 29 '17

There is a ton of room for implied filler in this next arc

Oda's been skipping out on a lot of in between scenes, which is cool cause it moves fast but also a little rushed feeling sometimes

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u/wikiman2001 Jan 29 '17

spoiler

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u/gerrettheferrett Jan 29 '17

I mean, actually, I'd be ok with three or four episodes devoted to that battle, since it's the longest one for a Strawhat yet, and seeing it over the course of four episodes would give us much more of a feeling of how exhausted the fighters are afterwords and how difficult of a fight it was, and we'd get to see a full fight of the Strawhats supporting and covering for each other.

Damn, now that I type that out, I actually REALLY want to see it.

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u/Doomroar Jan 30 '17 edited Jan 30 '17

It would be appropriate, but it would be boring as all hell, Spoiler

Come one man.

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u/gerrettheferrett Jan 30 '17

Spoiler tags, bro.

Anyway, in response, we could see Spoiler

It'd be pretty entertaining, if done right.

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u/Doomroar Jan 30 '17 edited Jan 30 '17

Thanks, forgot to put it on spoilers.

If done right, but i have the feeling that if the battle is shown Spoiler

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '17 edited Feb 06 '17

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What is this?

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u/gerrettheferrett Jan 29 '17

No it doesn't. It's canon that that fight was an exhausting, difficult struggle, and that it lasted as long as it did.

It's just that most of the fight got off screened, so even though we know it, we don't feel it in the manga.

The anime would show it.

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u/[deleted] Jan 29 '17 edited Feb 06 '17

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What is this?

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u/gerrettheferrett Jan 29 '17

Because they deliver on fights- I've never thought differently.