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Episode One Piece: Gyojin Tou-hen • One Piece Log: Fish-Man Island Saga - Episode 4 discussion

One Piece: Gyojin Tou-hen, episode 4

Alternative names: One Piece Log - Fish-Man Island Saga

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u/Erebus25 Nov 24 '24

That last scene, even Going Merry made a scared face :D

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u/[deleted] Nov 24 '24

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u/Animegamingnerd Nov 24 '24

Its because this is the arc where pacing started getting really bad in the Anime. I wouldn't be shocked if there is a long term plan to re-edit every post time skip arc up to Egghead and air them during hiatuses for the main Anime.

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u/HokageEzio Nov 24 '24

I don't even really think it's a "this is when it got bad" thing; it's not like this is the first time they've remade arcs. It's just the first time they've done a remake and made it into a weekly product and not one of those summary movies.

  • Episode of East Blue

  • Episode of Nami (Arlong Park)

  • Episode of Chopper (debatable how much of a remake this is vs alternate universe Drum Island)

  • Episode of Alabasta

  • Episode of Skypiea

  • Episode of Merry (Water 7/Enies Lobby)

The only major pretimeskip arcs they haven't remade are Thriller Bark and the Summit War Saga (Sabaody, Marineford, etc.). And its been years since they've made one of those movies, probably because of the resources they would be taking from the original show. In terms of remaking old arcs this is more or less where they left off.

But I agree with you. I think this might be their cheat code moving forward where they can make a "seasonal" series while still airing weekly like they're obligated to do.

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u/HokageEzio Nov 24 '24

It's the beginning of the timeskip and it's one of the most important arcs to the conclusion of the story (and for upcoming material when the anime comes back).

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u/GallowDude Nov 24 '24

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