The earliest I started watching it in the second half of 2017. There was no particular reason, but I suddenly wanted to watch it. At that time, I occasionally took it out to watch a few episodes. I was often interrupted by other dramas in the middle, so when I watched this movie The progress of the TV version is still stuck in the plot of the five-member group going to sea. Chopper, Robin, Frank Brook, can't even recognize it completely, let alone ASL when I think about it.
After watching the movie, I started to make up the drama crazily. Until today, I have come to Punk Hazard to fight Caesar. It is hard to imagine that in a month, I will match the content that others may have spent more than 10 years to watch. This is estimated to be the biggest chasing OP late. The benefits of it.
The lack of character recognition really has a great impact on the plot of the movie, which directly led me to not remember the plot of the movie after watching it for more than a month. I only remember that when Ace came out, my little friend shed tears on the spot. At that time, Ace was just a stranger who was known to be dead in the OP. How peaceful that day was, and how tearful I am when I recall that scene in the movie. If I had caught up with the current progress of the plot at that time, I might cry to the point of twitching in the cinema with my tears.
The theatrical version is not the content of the original comics. There is no need to follow the main storyline. The 20th anniversary will let everyone out for a walk, there will be laughter and tears, there will be growth and blood, as long as there is a straw hat group, the content is actually not that important.
In the end, the scene of Sabo and Ace's phantom opening the way can be recorded in the OP history in my heart. Even if some people think it's unnecessary and think it's just selling feelings, it has nothing to do with the original work, but for ASL fans, it is worth it. enough.
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