| Netflix announced that there will be a new OP anime series from the acclaimed WIT Studio. We recently got some fresh information from OP Day about the production team, and they even show some image board that looks absolutely stunning. I see a lot of people, i mean haters really criticizing the remake just because the Toei version is still airing, but they don’t realize how badly OP has aged. I can only see this as a win-win situation, OP fans get a seasonal anime with the same top tier quality as JJK and we get more OP content to keep us toxic for the next 50 years.  |
𝘠𝘰𝘶 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘢 𝘣𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘯 𝘪𝘯 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘥; 𝘶𝘴𝘦 𝘪𝘵. |
| how exactly is Wit an acclaimed studio? XD they only made two god anime in their entire existence |
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how exactly is Wit an acclaimed studio? XD
they only made two god anime in their entire existence
they only made two god anime in their entire existence
| @Catalano They produced the second greatest piece of fiction to ever grace our simple peasant eyes and now they’re producing peak content. You should be on your knees kissing the feet of WIT Studio director, you ungrateful old man. |
𝘠𝘰𝘶 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘢 𝘣𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘯 𝘪𝘯 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘥; 𝘶𝘴𝘦 𝘪𝘵. |
| More One Piece content, and I'm not complaining. |
| Yeah I’m definitely gonna watch remake, it would be nice to watch it instead of rewatching the older anime. I think it totally deserve the remake, not saying toei anime is bad, but it’s not really better way to get into op. |
| No, i'm not and i've never been a fan of one piece. |
| No. Two reasons really. 1. I rarely get hyped about stuff 2. I've seen three versions of early One Piece already (anime, manga, live action) I'll still watch it. I'm just not as excited as other people. |
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| Not yet, maybe after the original finished. |
| Oda could add Goku to the One Piece roster and I still could not give a shit about that series. |
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| "The One Piece—are you hyped about it?" Not really my cup of tea. |
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Oda could add Goku to the One Piece roster and I still could not give a shit about that series.
| @SimplyBrazen Is there a specific reason you don't like OP. Is it the pacing, too many eps, you're mentally disable, the goofy characters, or something else? |
𝘠𝘰𝘶 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘢 𝘣𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘯 𝘪𝘯 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘥; 𝘶𝘴𝘦 𝘪𝘵. |
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@SimplyBrazen Is there a specific reason you don't like OP. Is it the pacing, too many eps, you're mentally disable, the goofy characters, or something else?
| @All_Knowing All of those, especially the mentally disabled part. |
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| I hardly watch One Piece (OP) these days. There are many less-cringy anime to watch btw. I am not saying that OP is bad. I just don't have enough time to watch every 1000+ episodes of it. I am working on some anime art projects right now. With computer software. These art projects take up 8 to 9 hours of each day. I hardly have enough time to watch anime because of such projects. |
| Here is my Pixiv account of my hentai drawings..... https://www.pixiv.net/en/users/104739065 Here is my blog.... https://theendofindustrialcivilization.blogspot.com/?m=1 |
| I personally find the One Piece writing horrendously bad, but maybe if they speed up the pacing 5 times it would be more tolerable. |
| My subjective reviews: katsureview.wordpress.com THE CHAT CLUB. |
| I am very excited for this remake as it will be a generally easier way to get newer fans on board such as my boyfriend and girlfriend who have never seen the original and have heard about Toei's pacing issues. The one thing I am hoping for is for the English dub cast to stay consistent with the FUNimation dub of the Toei series for consistency as my gf can only really watch dubbed anime |
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@All_Knowing All of those, especially the mentally disabled part.
SimplyBrazen said: All of those, especially the mentally disabled part. @SimplyBrazen especially or except? xD |
| Being hyped about anime from 1999 in 2024... Yeah, no. |
| Nah, I'm not hyped about anything from the One Piece franchise. It's always cool when a remake of an old series emerges, but as for me, I'm not excited about The One Piece. |
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@SimplyBrazen Is there a specific reason you don't like OP. Is it the pacing, too many eps, you're mentally disable, the goofy characters, or something else?
| @All_Knowing Ah yes, a typical One Piece devoted fan response. The fact that someone doesn't like a series you love yourself doesn't mean you have to imply mental disability, you know. It's extremely rude to do so. |
| Maybe not. I mean no hyped show in the 2020s have been able to live up to it except maybe Odd Taxi which again, only got so nearing its end instead of before airing. |
| We already have the long shit, now we'll have the short shit. |
| If you're a fanboy, please don't waste my time. Watch more movies, please. Perhaps, this is hell. |
| Mhmm...Because anyone who thinks it's dumb for two anime adaptations of the same series to be going on at the same time is clearly just a "hater"....And before anyone checks, yes, I've dropped One Piece. Not out of hatred, but out of boredom. I actually want to enjoy the anime, so in that sense, I'm for this just because it gives me a reason to give the series another chance that doesn't involve trying to catch up on 800+ episodes. But I still think it's dumb. Obviously from a business standpoint, it makes sense to give fans what they've been begging for. Like I said, it's two versions going at once that I think is dumb. The only thing that makes it less dumb is if the Toei version is close to being done by the time this one comes out. This would be a non issue if the source material wasn't going on for so long, giving the Toei series a chance to actually be completed by now. Then at least there would be some time between adaptations. Saying all this doesn't make anyone a "hater" though..That's just a term people use to cope because they can't accept differing opinions. Get over yourself. You're getting a remake, you already won. |
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@Catalano There's AoT. What's the other one?
| @TRC_Randy the Nokotan deer that's currently airing |
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I love One Piece, I really want to see how this version of Wit will turn out. :D |
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| of course, if it's as good as the already existing anime, then this will be the best thing to come out since 1999. |
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| I will watch this new re-make series and I will be able to know what kind of One Piece this new production team produces. |
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Zarutaku said: SimplyBrazen said: All of those, especially the mentally disabled part. @SimplyBrazen especially or except? xD Especially.😊 (character limit) |
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Zarutaku said:
@SimplyBrazen especially or except? xD
SimplyBrazen said:
All of those, especially the mentally disabled part.
All of those, especially the mentally disabled part.
@SimplyBrazen especially or except? xD
Especially.😊
(character limit)
| @SimplyBrazen Hm... so knowingly confirm that All_Knowing said: or you misread it?you're mentally disable |
Zarutaku said: @SimplyBrazen Hm... so knowingly confirm that All_Knowing said: or you misread it?you're mentally disable I'm joking bruh, didn't misread it. |
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| I have very mixed feelings about this new adaptation. I understand that the original anime seems old, especially from the animation point of view, was adapted way too slowly and that a new adaptation can attract new fans, especially those who discovered OP with the live action. But three contemporary adaptations seem exaggerated to me also because: The first episodes are those with the most acceptable manga chapter/anime episode ratio. The series will be produced and distributed by Netflix and we all know that as soon as the ratings are slightly lower than expected they will cancel everything, as long as they don't mess everything up first by changing the plot for no apparent logical reason. The anime remake also seems very much to me to be a support project to the live action, rather than a parallel thing, when they will cancel the live action they will probably also cancel the anime and the live action will certainly be canceled before the end or they will find another way to cut it short. If they were to adapt the entire manga into live action as they have done so far it would take at least ten seasons and it is not realistic for them to produce them all because the episodes have a very high cost, even by Netflix standards, and with the average pace it would take like 20 years. it's much more likely that the live action, and with it all OP's parallel projects, will be canceled in a couple of seasons or that it will suffer the Witcher treatment. |
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Zarutaku said:
@SimplyBrazen Hm... so knowingly confirm that
@SimplyBrazen Hm... so knowingly confirm that
All_Knowing said:
you're mentally disable
or you misread it?you're mentally disable
I'm joking bruh, didn't misread it.
| @SimplyBrazen Thought so, but not sure why you jokingly confirmed it. Was that reverse psychology to make the troll stop baiting? |
Zarutaku said: @SimplyBrazen Thought so, but not sure why you jokingly confirmed it. Was that reverse psychology to make the troll stop baiting? When the other person's obviously trying to troll you it's best to answer sarcastically and not take anything they say seriously. |
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I have very mixed feelings about this new adaptation. I understand that the original anime seems old, especially from the animation point of view, was adapted way too slowly and that a new adaptation can attract new fans, especially those who discovered OP with the live action.
But three contemporary adaptations seem exaggerated to me also because:
The first episodes are those with the most acceptable manga chapter/anime episode ratio. The series will be produced and distributed by Netflix and we all know that as soon as the ratings are slightly lower than expected they will cancel everything, as long as they don't mess everything up first by changing the plot for no apparent logical reason.
The anime remake also seems very much to me to be a support project to the live action, rather than a parallel thing, when they will cancel the live action they will probably also cancel the anime and the live action will certainly be canceled before the end or they will find another way to cut it short. If they were to adapt the entire manga into live action as they have done so far it would take at least ten seasons and it is not realistic for them to produce them all because the episodes have a very high cost, even by Netflix standards, and with the average pace it would take like 20 years. it's much more likely that the live action, and with it all OP's parallel projects, will be canceled in a couple of seasons or that it will suffer the Witcher treatment.
But three contemporary adaptations seem exaggerated to me also because:
The first episodes are those with the most acceptable manga chapter/anime episode ratio. The series will be produced and distributed by Netflix and we all know that as soon as the ratings are slightly lower than expected they will cancel everything, as long as they don't mess everything up first by changing the plot for no apparent logical reason.
The anime remake also seems very much to me to be a support project to the live action, rather than a parallel thing, when they will cancel the live action they will probably also cancel the anime and the live action will certainly be canceled before the end or they will find another way to cut it short. If they were to adapt the entire manga into live action as they have done so far it would take at least ten seasons and it is not realistic for them to produce them all because the episodes have a very high cost, even by Netflix standards, and with the average pace it would take like 20 years. it's much more likely that the live action, and with it all OP's parallel projects, will be canceled in a couple of seasons or that it will suffer the Witcher treatment.
| @Shiroyaki You made some great points, but there still a lot you’re overlooking. I think the remake is mostly to appeal to the new generation who expects high-quality production values. The original is unwatched by today standards, its animation is completely outdated. The pacing issues that drags out certain plot points makes the eps feel slow. I don't think Netflix was expecting such a huge success from the live action. This success likely exceeded their initial projections and they decided to make a remake to milk the OP franchise. Seeing how much Netflix cares about OP, I don’t think they are going to mess it up or cancel it. |
𝘠𝘰𝘶 𝘩𝘢𝘷𝘦 𝘢 𝘣𝘳𝘢𝘪𝘯 𝘪𝘯 𝘺𝘰𝘶𝘳 𝘩𝘦𝘢𝘥; 𝘶𝘴𝘦 𝘪𝘵. |
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Zarutaku said:
@SimplyBrazen Thought so, but not sure why you jokingly confirmed it. Was that reverse psychology to make the troll stop baiting?
@SimplyBrazen Thought so, but not sure why you jokingly confirmed it. Was that reverse psychology to make the troll stop baiting?
When the other person's obviously trying to troll you it's best to answer sarcastically and not take anything they say seriously.
| @SimplyBrazen Sure, though it seems kind of strange to do so with ironic self-deprecation, but perhaps it's more effective this way. |
| I've been attached to the Toei One Piece for too long so nope.,even though the pacing is atrocius. Also, no matter how good "The One Piece" will be, it will never be as iconic as the Toei Animation. |
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Reply to Shiroyaki
I have very mixed feelings about this new adaptation. I understand that the original anime seems old, especially from the animation point of view, was adapted way too slowly and that a new adaptation can attract new fans, especially those who discovered OP with the live action.
But three contemporary adaptations seem exaggerated to me also because:
The first episodes are those with the most acceptable manga chapter/anime episode ratio. The series will be produced and distributed by Netflix and we all know that as soon as the ratings are slightly lower than expected they will cancel everything, as long as they don't mess everything up first by changing the plot for no apparent logical reason.
The anime remake also seems very much to me to be a support project to the live action, rather than a parallel thing, when they will cancel the live action they will probably also cancel the anime and the live action will certainly be canceled before the end or they will find another way to cut it short. If they were to adapt the entire manga into live action as they have done so far it would take at least ten seasons and it is not realistic for them to produce them all because the episodes have a very high cost, even by Netflix standards, and with the average pace it would take like 20 years. it's much more likely that the live action, and with it all OP's parallel projects, will be canceled in a couple of seasons or that it will suffer the Witcher treatment.
But three contemporary adaptations seem exaggerated to me also because:
The first episodes are those with the most acceptable manga chapter/anime episode ratio. The series will be produced and distributed by Netflix and we all know that as soon as the ratings are slightly lower than expected they will cancel everything, as long as they don't mess everything up first by changing the plot for no apparent logical reason.
The anime remake also seems very much to me to be a support project to the live action, rather than a parallel thing, when they will cancel the live action they will probably also cancel the anime and the live action will certainly be canceled before the end or they will find another way to cut it short. If they were to adapt the entire manga into live action as they have done so far it would take at least ten seasons and it is not realistic for them to produce them all because the episodes have a very high cost, even by Netflix standards, and with the average pace it would take like 20 years. it's much more likely that the live action, and with it all OP's parallel projects, will be canceled in a couple of seasons or that it will suffer the Witcher treatment.
| @Shiroyaki They should at least adapt till before the time skip. The time skip is still new and there's no reason to adapt that part. |
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@SimplyBrazen Sure, though it seems kind of strange to do so with ironic self-deprecation, but perhaps it's more effective this way.
| @Zarutaku It's the fastest way to end the convo from my experience. |
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| Nah, I'm not hyped about the same slop, but in brighter (probably bland too) colours with faster pacing. Still the same shit show for kids. More fuel for insufferable childish piss fanboys. Waste of human resources in my opinion. Shame. Hope it comes out in batches so the hype dies out quickly. |
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@Shiroyaki They should at least adapt till before the time skip. The time skip is still new and there's no reason to adapt that part.
| @Scordolo What worries me is that if from a visual point of view the first part is the one that most needs a remake, but from a content point of view it is still acceptable, the last sagas are almost ridiculous due to the number of episodes in which practically nothing happens. For comparison, the East Blue saga is 12 volumes and about 60 episodes, the Dressrosa saga is a couple of volumes less and is adapted in double the episodes, wano is almost worse. Paradoxically, the sagas that most need a remake to make the anime truly accessible are the last, not the first. I would prefer to see new content, preferably self-contained or short, such as episode A or even originals with something interesting to tell, rather than a remake of something that isn't all that terrible after all and of which a remake is already airing. |
Reply to All_Knowing
@Shiroyaki You made some great points, but there still a lot you’re overlooking. I think the remake is mostly to appeal to the new generation who expects high-quality production values. The original is unwatched by today standards, its animation is completely outdated. The pacing issues that drags out certain plot points makes the eps feel slow.
I don't think Netflix was expecting such a huge success from the live action. This success likely exceeded their initial projections and they decided to make a remake to milk the OP franchise. Seeing how much Netflix cares about OP, I don’t think they are going to mess it up or cancel it.
I don't think Netflix was expecting such a huge success from the live action. This success likely exceeded their initial projections and they decided to make a remake to milk the OP franchise. Seeing how much Netflix cares about OP, I don’t think they are going to mess it up or cancel it.
| @All_Knowing You're absolutely right about the fact that by modern standards the animation is unwatchable and the pace is horrendously slow. But Netflix not only hoped but needed the success that live action had. They spent 18 million per episode, under 150 for the entire series, it is one of the most expensive series they have produced and perhaps the most expensive first season, with three times the budget of the first season of stanger things. It was certainly in their plans to do things big from the beginning, because if it had flopped or even had average ratings they would have been really in deep sh*t. Doing things big for the first season and then making everything disappear into thin air or they lower the quality a lot to the point of making everything unwatchable if they don't have sensational results or they think they won't be able to repeat them for the following season. Honestly, self-contained mini series aside, I remember having only seen 3 series finales in the dozens of Netflix series I've seen, and two of those were already ongoing series of which they only produced the final seasons. But perhaps the anime has more hope of seeing the end, because it is in the hands of Wit and has fewer practical production problems. For live action, with their times, which are now at least two years for a new season, there is very little hope that they will adapt everything. The amount of stuff left to adapt is a lot and to finish it either they will have to really cut a lot of stuff to get to the ending in 5 or 6 (which would still be about ten years and on an actor, especially a young one, it's a lot) changing either distorting the story or continuing to produce it for more than 20 years, when the events in the manga cover like 3 or 4 years. Sorry for the very long reply, but it's really interesting to analyze the more material aspects behind the productions |
| I might watch the new one piece though I see myself reading the manga way before watching the anime |
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