Romance Dawn

One Piece was once thought impossible to adapt. Maeda and Owens have proved everyone wrong. Might be too early in to claim that, but I'm risking it. They have managed to create a very vivid and surreal world pretty faithful to the original manga. Of course it has its differences, but they are worthy of Eichiiro Oda's masterpiece. Godoy, Mackenyu and Rudd shine as Luffy, Zoro and Nami, exceptionally charming in their own rights. All the other actors are very good too. I'd only complain a bit about some fight choreographies, but not even the majority of them. Thanks Enel for this! Pretty excited to watch the remaining 7 episodes.

I have never watched One Piece in my life because of how many episodes the anime has, but I decided to watch the live action version with my mom. My parents aren't a big fan of anime, so I decided to trick my mom into watching the live action version of one, and she said she liked it, though I told her the truth after the episode. Anyways, my favorite characters in this episode were Luffy, Zoro, and Nami. My favorite things about this episode were the Cinematography, the action, and the storyline. Overall, this episode actually got me into thinking, "Should I watch the anime after a couple of thingsnI have to watch?". I might, but not right now.

There are very few first episodes that I like, but this may be one of the best executed (pun intended?). I had never watched the original anime, but I'm familiar enough with it that I recognized each character as they were introduced. Those introductions are fantastic, charming, and perfectly frame each character for their roles to come. The casting has been outstanding thus far. The action set pieces are fast-paced and well choreographed. The central McGuffin is an intriguing and worth the adventure to come. I'll definitely keep watching. I may even check out the anime when I hit the end of the season.

This episode is by far better that the anime beginnings. I had a hard time watching the anime at first because the first 80 episodes are childish and slow paced. This episode had it's funny moments but also is very well paced, serious and has good actions sequences. I think it can attract a lot of people that have never been able to get through the first episodes of the anime. Special effects are very decent. Soundtrack is great. Loving this show so far and I hope it doesn't get the cowboy bebop treatment. Netflix tends to cut their shows really quickly, hopefully they can figure out a way to bring this show on par with the lengthy anime/manga series. I wanted to keep the review shorter but "requirements". Enjoy the show peeps!

I am a big One Piece fan for like 15 years now. I read the manga and watch the anime. This Live-action is so good not just because I am a fan of One Piece but because the story was changed in a realistic way and you can see the dedications of the actors in portraying their characters. Oda-sensei had a lot of breaks because he got too busy for the premier of this Live-action and I feel so happy that I could see how he really supported this. I have seen a lot of vlogs today from nonfans of One Piece and they got hooked on the story which made them curious of the anime and manga. I am just happy to see them starting to appreciate the story. You know, good things should be shared and appreciated.