One Piece 87-88 PATREON Reaction!
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The Patreon reactions act as a watch-along being uncut with a timer on screen! This way, you can watch my full reaction by syncing up the show on an official platform on another device, another tab on your computer, etc.
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Chopper quickly shooting up to be one of my fav characters in this show
It's really sweet how much you care about Chopper! Chopper must be protected at all costs, he's so precious Btw Tony comes from the word for reindeer in Japanese "tonakai"
"Uso" means "a lie" to it makes sense that "fake" sounds like "Usopp", it's intentional
"i dont want to revisit that again" followed by full flashbacks lol
Global warming my ass! this mf Hiriluk cold af
One of my favourite things about that brief fight in episode 87 has always been the contrast. We see Sanji and Chopper struggeling to work alongside each other because they don't know each other and then moments later we have a perfect Teamwork between Sanji and Ruffy with barely any communication as they are allready familiar with their ways at this point. It's such a fun difference to look at. =D
"Lie" in Japanese is pronounce "uso" which Usopp's name basically means "lie" or "liar" but is also a double meaning from the Greek word "Aesop" that means storyteller, and in japanese is pronounce as "Isoppu" so Usopp is both a liar and a storyteller.
He was also born on April 1st. He was a trickster from birth.
are u ever gonna do full uncut without syncing? alot of people do it on patreon
This doesn’t really answer your question from episode 87, but I was curious and looked some stuff up. “Usotsuki” means liar. The shortened form is uso, which Usopp’s name is a play on. Most likely this is word play using uso and Aesop, the Greek fable writer credited for many fables including “The Boy Who Cried Wolf.” I could be wrong about Oda using the name Aesop, but it would explain why Yasopp, Usopp’s dad, has a similar sounding suffix. Plus, Usopp is clearly based off the fable. I’m guessing the word used was something closer to “liar” pirate than “fake” pirate, but that wouldn’t sound good in English. That could explain why it sounded like Usopp. Some liberty has to be taken in translations to make them sound right. The literal translation of many sentences would sound weird or stiff to a native English speaker. I know very little Japanese, so take everything I’ve said with a grain of salt. I’m just going off of what I’ve read/learned from people who actually know things lol. It was too difficult for me to make out the sentence to figure out what was actually being said for a literal translation.
I love how they called kureha the last survivor of the doctor hunt in reference to the witch hunt since they call her a witch and everything
Tony came from "tonakai" which means reindeer.
