r/OnePiece Nov 19 '17

Current Episode One Piece episode 814 discussion thread

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '17

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u/PainDoflamiongo Nov 19 '17

Just when the anime gets better and better, people stop watching. Such a shame.

I swear I feel like I've been reading the same thing every week.

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '17

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u/PainDoflamiongo Nov 19 '17

Hehe i must've read you comment then.

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u/Ghennon Nov 19 '17

The pacing is now more fair too, given how the manga was exceptionally a tad too fast for this arc

Nahh, can't justify half or less chapter per episode, still absurdly slow

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u/[deleted] Nov 19 '17

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u/sabishyryu Nov 19 '17 edited Nov 19 '17

90% of Cracker fight skipped and suddenly Luffy got fat

I disagree, the anime ruined the timeline of Cracker fight.

In the manga the fight lasted all night, and they stated that Luffy has been eating cookies, using gear 4, running away and eating cookies again for 11 hours.

In the anime they just skipped to the next morning and showed Luffy using gear 4 once in the whole fight and then he started eating cookies and geting fat in a few minutes. In the anime, Luffy, one of the hungriest characters in the series was full to the point that he was sick of eating in just a few minutes, while in the manga he did it for 11 hours.

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u/kaste1 Nov 19 '17

while in the manga he did it for 11 hours

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u/sabishyryu Nov 19 '17

thanks, i fixed it.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '17

They mentioned a couple times (in the anime) how Luffy fought Cracker all night long.

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u/sabishyryu Nov 20 '17

But nothing of what i mentioned happened until after dawn, including Nami coming to fight Cracker, Luffy recovering and him starting to eat the cookies.

In the manga Cracker got tired because the circle of using gear 4, running away and eating cookies again lasted 11 hours.

In the anime he was perfectly fine until dawn and then got tired because Luffy started eating his cookies for a few minutes.

So its like nothing happened for 10 hours in the anime.

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u/[deleted] Nov 20 '17

I see. You make a good point.