Speaker 1: Yo, What is up? Boys? How's it going?
Speaker 2: And Welcome back to another episode of the One Piece
Virgin Podcast, this week covering Water seven with the Virgin
herself Poseidon, What up?
Speaker 1: Gamer?
Speaker 3: Hello, I'm sick, but I'm here.
Speaker 1: And she watched all of Water seven.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So, if you guys listened to the last podcast,
it was agreed upon that I would get halfway through
Water seven in the next two weeks, but I may
or may not have accidentally finished it. So we're gonna
be covering the entirety of Water seven today, which I'm
excited about because I will say, after watching this arc,
this has become my favorite one.
Speaker 1: Oh hell yeah, my god.
Speaker 2: And of course we have Jordan the anime dude, joining
us today and helping us out.
Speaker 1: How's it going?
Speaker 4: What's up everybody? Uh, it's going all right, going all right.
I'm happy to hear she really loved the arc, so, uh,
definitely one. I feel like watching half of it would
be kind of torturous, so you got some free time
to binge there?
Speaker 1: Yeah, same.
Speaker 2: Like honestly, like I kind of wanted to be like, hey,
any chance you could watch all of Water seven because
then we could break down maybe Ennen's Lobby and stuff
or the next arc. But you ended up watching it all,
which is great. It probably helped that you were sick
and then Water seven just.
Speaker 5: For a reason.
Speaker 4: I hope you could feeling better. But you know, at
least you got to watch one piece, right pros and cons?
Speaker 2: Yes, so general thoughts. Already, it's already like your favorite
arc or something.
Speaker 3: Right, it was a very beautiful arc.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: I feel like it had a lot of ups and downs,
and it fleshed out a lot of the characters, and
I feel like the character development in this arc was
just peak. Yeah. So I absolutely loved it, and I'm very,
very excited to continue with any lobbies since I know
it's technically like a part two.
Speaker 1: Mm hmm, it's all in the same saga.
Speaker 3: Yeah, it's the same saga. So I know after this
pot cast up, probably gonna run and start an He's lobby.
Hell yeah, yeah, I'm excited.
Speaker 2: Okay, so they arrive at Water seven.
Speaker 4: Go ahead, No, no about to say speaking of different arcs,
you never got the Longering Long Land part two? Okay,
you never got the talk about how Kiji did.
Speaker 5: You you had to.
Speaker 3: I did not get to that part mister Cuzon, Uh
traumatized by him and the TCG. I don't like him.
His card is absolute bullshit, But nonetheless I think he's
a chill guy. We get to meet him on the
island chilled, no pun intended, but we get to meet
him on the island and he's just chilling there, like
he's literally on the ground, just relaxing, and he sees
the straw Hats and he makes note that Nico Robin
is now officially part of the straw Hats, so he
had no intention of hurting them or taking them back
or anything. And then we see a bunch of people
who got shipwrecked onto the island who have been there
for a long time, and we see Couson help them,
and we get to see how powerful he is. This
man literally froze over an entire ocean for a week.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's nuts.
Speaker 2: It's actually nuts that this was for a long ring
long land arc apparently, like that that fun just for
fun arc or it was like I put a fun
arc for you guys, but let's end it off with
an admiral meeting the crew.
Speaker 4: And I don't know if I even say longering long lands,
like it just for fun arc it is in some ways,
but I feel like a lot of it's just prepping
for what we get in Water seven, right, Like, yes,
it's just showing you the importance of the crew, things
like that, the bonds that they have, and what they'll
do to get one back right.
Speaker 3: And it does help because Cuson does have a small
part in Water seven, so you at least get to
see what who he is, how strong he is, because
he fought the straw Hat on that island and he
had no problem fighting literally all of them, easy easy
for him. So he's a very very powerful admiral, somebody
to watch out for. And I think this is the
first time we also get to see fear in Nico
Robin's eyes, because, as you've known, Nico Robin is probably
at this point one of the strongest straw Hats, probably
one of the strongest people so far we have met,
and for her to be so feared or not be feared,
but she's so scared of Kuson because she understands how
powerful he is, what role he takes in the Marines.
This you kind of get a glimpse of what's it
foreshadows what's going to happen next because it makes note
that Nico Robin is a very very dangerous person.
Speaker 2: And I think that interaction affects her decisions going forward,
but we could probably talk absolutely Later we get to
see Loofy take Onkuzon and obviously he got frozen, but
he kind of Looofy kind of as a captain, challenged
him to a one v one and sacrificed himself so
that his crew could get away, which is, you know,
a good example of Loofy being a captain.
Speaker 5: Yes, yeah, he should have wore the afro that would
have worked.
Speaker 1: Yeah, he.
Speaker 2: Needed anyway, they get the water seven. Any thoughts on
like the island itself before we get into what happens.
Speaker 3: Like the water stuff on island itself. I think it's cool.
I noticed it was very heavily influenced by venice. You
get to see like the canals and the bridges, so
I think that's really cool. The architecture was was nice.
I like that it was a tiered island too. It
kind of like goes up. I don't know how to
explain it, but if the ship it's that island is
specific specialty is ship building, which is good because as
we know, up until this way. The going Mary is
not in good condition. She is in shambles.
Speaker 2: But and takes their money and goes or takes their
gold and goes to get it to get it exchanged
for money so that they can repair the marry.
Speaker 1: What a perfect island and then go ahead.
Speaker 4: I was gonna say part of the crew goes and
does that. My favorite thing about exploring the islands is
the fact that the whole crew just kind of separates,
like every D and D party is not supposed to do,
and they just go off and do their own thing.
You know. I don't know how much of that's filler
versus not. I can't quite remember. But are there any
like favorite moments as far as like people going around
the island and doing stuff or was it were you
mainly focused on on them going and get that money.
Speaker 3: I was mainly focused on, like the money thing. You
get to see a little bit of Saugy and Chopper interactions,
which I thought was cool. We also get to see
I believe it was Chopper and Robin who went off
on their own in the beginning, and she passes by
somebody who has a mascot and she disappears, and Chopper
being a reindeer animal is able to pick up on
people's sense, and he loses Robin's scent, so nobody knows
where she went.
Speaker 5: Dang, and all that's cool and all.
Speaker 4: I was just hoping to talk about, you know, big
brother Zoro just out there babysitting and stuff.
Speaker 5: But yeah, that was my favorite part. Okay.
Speaker 2: One of the part I thought was so funny was
they finally got the money and Lufy starts like spinning
his arm with the money. He's like, oh, we got
a hundred billion berries. This island's so cool. Everyone's so nice,
and he's just like spinning it around and then let's
go let let like, let's go of it by accident,
so it flings it across into the water the watersop
and Noami jump after it. He just grabs it like
that would have been mad if it fell in the
water as they're soaking wet.
Speaker 1: Like the little comedic moments of this arc are actually
also really good.
Speaker 5: Yeah, that part was great, and oh, go for it.
Speaker 3: I was about to say, she brought probably the two
most irresponsible people to take care of the money.
Speaker 4: Gonna say at least Nami was there though, right, because
otherwise they would have got ripped off with the money.
Speaker 5: So it's like conto that.
Speaker 4: It's like she got them the money they deserved, but
she followed it up with now I'm rich, and they're like, hey,
that's that's for everybody we need.
Speaker 5: We need that for the ship.
Speaker 2: Another funny thing was they kept on mistaking one of
the shipwrights, Cocku as usap over and.
Speaker 3: Over has a square nose, Yes, a long square nose.
Speaker 2: And then Cocuo's like the round notes boy was here,
like he's just specifying. Okay, let's get into more of
the deeper stuff. Do you remember what happens Once they
arrive at the shipyard, Sidoni.
Speaker 3: So they meet Iceberg, who is the mayor of water
Salven and he's also I believe, the lead the lead
guy for Gallery Law. And we also get to meet
three other people. We meet Cocku Lucci and Polly Oh
and Khalifa Kleifa, they're all they're all a part of
the Gallery Law. So I'm gonna preface this just really quick.
I'm gonna go in a little tangent. Feel free to
tell me when to stop. But I hate to bring
this up because it's it's literally been my hyperfixation. So
the one piece CCC Oh my good, so I play
Green Body. That's my favorite deck, and one of the
hard counters to Green Bonnie is Black Lucci. I am very, very,
very familiar with this deck because I constantly get clapped
by it at locals. So when I saw Lucci and
his like little crew on the screen, I was just like,
that's weird. I was like, Wow, they put like CP
zero CPS nine at the bottom of the cars. I'm like, oh,
that's probably like the part of the Gallery Law. That's
what they're called CP nine. So I just kind of
like went through some of this arc like wow, CB
nine is just like the ship wreck or shipwreck, ship building,
ship rights. It is probably just a name for them.
So we'll get into this later. How bamboozled. I was
iamboozled because I up until that point I was like, Wow,
to people, they're just they're just the shipbuilding people, so cool.
Maybe it's just like a sub unit of Gallery Law,
and it kind of was not the way I was.
Speaker 2: Expecting, but happy that you were still. Nonetheless, I do
think it was mentioned once that cipher Pole was like
worked for the government. But if you didn't notice it
or weren't thinking about the fact that they like from
the cards in that moment. I'm happy you didn't ruin
the experience and reveal for you.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because the whole time I was like, wow, it's
just a building people. Yeah.
Speaker 4: And then it was like one moment in particular where
they just announced that the CP nine is an assassination
and espionage group. I guess is that when it clicked whenever.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when Coco and Bluno in the bar and then
I had to pause. I was like, wait, wait.
Speaker 5: A min dude.
Speaker 1: The fact that Cochero said it right to Bluno's face
I found so funny. Hm.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I like, Cocono, can.
Speaker 1: You guys hear that? Are you guys able to hear anything?
On my end? I could not think storming outside Jesus.
Speaker 3: Christ, Oh my god, I can't hear anything.
Speaker 1: Okay, good chat anyway, Uh what was okay?
Speaker 2: So you ended up having that with CP nine, But
we do get a couple reveals in regards to the
money being stolen and also what is going on with
the going Mary, Let's get into that.
Speaker 3: So they send Cocko over to assess the ship and
Zoro's on the ship just taking a nap, just chilling
doing Zoro things, and Uhku goes and assesses the going
Mary and tells Zoro this ship is irrepairable. It is
absolutely enshambleed. It will not last until the next island.
So and there's no way in fixing the ship. It
is just completely broken. It cannot sail. It's done for
which really sucks because we spent about almost two hundred
and fifty episodes with this ship, so obviously we're very,
very attached.
Speaker 1: It's crazy that we're two hundred and fifty episodes in.
And Zoro brings up a good point.
Speaker 2: The boys get stronger and endure, but a ship's injuries
and wounds continue to pile up, and Mary has brought
them all the way from the East Blue to this
point in the Grand Line.
Speaker 1: They've went to Skypia and back.
Speaker 3: It's insane. This ship went through everything.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it's also one of the big reasons they're looking
to like find some type of shipwright and whatnot to
don't don't they want one to sail with them, is
what they said at the start, prior to every landing
on the island. To get a whole debate drawing on
the what they want them to look like and things
like that sixteen foot tall dude or something like that.
But uh, you know they they really want to ship,
right just because you know, Oosop's not one right, like
he can do his best to try to up keep
the ship. But if you're not doing things correctly and
stuff maintaining it, then it's you know, it's gonna those
entries are gonna pile on fast, right.
Speaker 1: M dude, I'm just so scared that the audio is
going to be terrible. I'm happy you guys aren't able
to hear it, but I wonder if chat can you
guys not hear this?
Speaker 3: I can't hear anything, yeah, but I think.
Speaker 2: Discord might reduce noise and stuff chat. Yeah, is the
audio really bad?
Speaker 4: A quick sideline then on your you on stream labs
or just the regular obs.
Speaker 2: Yeah, they can't. If they can't hear it, we're good, Okay, sweet,
because it's.
Speaker 1: So loud, Like it's so fucking loud.
Speaker 5: If they can't hear it, I assume you're good.
Speaker 4: If they can, I was gonna say, just add a
filter to the to the mic on on the streaming softwares.
Speaker 2: Okay, Anyway, I honestly got so just like its oriented.
Speaker 1: I apologize. Guys, where were we? Where were we?
Speaker 3: All?
Speaker 5: Good? She was saying.
Speaker 4: Kaku was telling Zoro that, uh that the ship's basically irreparable,
right is uh everything's piled on to it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and its just did. Yeah, it's really sad.
Speaker 2: And like like you said, Jordan, they're they were finally like,
we need to spend this money on the ship. We
need to get a ship, right, they can take care
of it going forward on the journey. They were just
rookie pirates starting a journey, adding people as they went along,
and they needed a ship, right, and they were finally
ready to spend the money and get a ship.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 2: They're at the island for the ship, right, But Odo,
with his good writing, it's too late. It's too late,
And you get these moments with Loofy freaking out and
Lufy and Oossop interactions and we'll get into that poseidon.
Speaker 3: So Lufy is left with the decision as like the captain,
to kind of think over whether he wants to get
a new ship or at least attempt to repair it.
So he doesn't really give almost answer, but Khalifa hands
him the blueprints for like different models they can build
and let she lets him know like with the money
you guys have, you guys can basically build most of
what we have. So the crew I believe, meets back
with Oosop to break him the news, and Usop does
not take it very well.
Speaker 1: Of course.
Speaker 2: So it was given to him on his own, his
home island. He thinks of the ship as like a
crew member. It's so sad. And he wasn't there when
they broke the news because he was was off losing
the money and getting beaten up and kidnapped.
Speaker 4: Right, it's one of the other crazy parts of this,
this whole arc. Right, you basically get our long park
walk part two, this time to Frankie House.
Speaker 1: Anyway, continue preciding, Sorry I cut you off, y, No no, no.
Speaker 3: No, You're fine. So USA doesn't take it well and
like you said, understandably. So this was a ship given
to him by Kaya, who is somebody that means so
much to him. He's bonded with the ship. He sees
it as part of their crew and their family. Then
Loofy breaks the news that this ship is we can't
fix it. We have to basically abandon it and get
a new one, and you get to see the crew
start to fall apart, which I think is the first
time in the show we get to see tensions on
the rise, Loufy and new Supper fighting, Sanjy's trying to
stop the fighting, Gnammy and Chopper are crying, and it's
just it's really, really, really heartbreaking. So it came to
the decision or USOP decides to leave the crew and
is like, I don't want to be part of this anymore,
and he challenges Lufy into a battle. So I believe
I can't remember exactly, but if USAP wins, he gets
to take the going marry, and I think if Lufy wins,
he gets to do whatever he wants with it.
Speaker 1: So yeah, And how did you feel that feel about that?
Speaker 3: Ahead, Oh, like the fight between those two or the
fight in the ship when they were discussing.
Speaker 2: The fight in the ship that you said it was heartbreaking,
And honestly, I do like it from like Oda's perspective
as well, where like usually we're fighting against a different opponent,
a different enemy, but that having the internal struggle and
them having to go through that is so different than
we normally experience, and Zoro had to step up Loofy
had to step up. Uslap was trying to step up
for what he believed in and having that those those
inflicting ideals and the reactions from the other members of
the crew, trying to get them to calm down, miscommunications
and this and that, like it was just it felt
so real as well it was.
Speaker 3: And like, oh God, one of my I guess favorite moment,
not favorite moments, I guess it is was when Usav
leaves and Nomy starts screaming at Lufy like, go get him.
You need to talk to him. He's part of our crew,
Like you can't. He's our friend, Like you can't just
let him go like this. And that's what I meant
by like character develop right, because in the beginning of
the anime, Namy did not care. She was like me,
I don't care about anybody else. I just need to
This is all about me and me saving my island.
And now you get to see her, you know, somebody
who all she cared about was money, Like she's putting
in all the money that they have into fixing the ship.
And now she's like telling Lufy like he's our friend,
you cannot just let him leave like this. You have
to talk to him. So I think that was beautiful
character development with not May. We got to see her
grow so much and see how much she cares about
everybody in the crew, and initially she was somebody who
didn't really care about anybody else.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: So yeah, and you just see Chopper also just losing it, like,
come on, like he's leaving. I don't want him to leave.
Speaker 2: I like Lucy having to make a hard decision as well,
because he made this decision in the fight against Kuzon,
but that was a good example of him being a captain.
But here like he had to be a captain and
make the decision to say goodbye to the going Mary
and tell the crew and hold his ground. And that's
another formal development as well, because in the past he
kind of does these naive and ignorant things sometimes and
he's think it's gonna work out.
Speaker 1: Sometimes it does, sometimes it doesn't.
Speaker 2: But this time, like he actually had to make it
a decision as a captain and kind of order orders
as a captain as well.
Speaker 1: Which is different than we usually experience.
Speaker 2: Usually it's just like, oh, there are a bunch of friends,
when in reality it is a captain and crew.
Speaker 4: Yes, right, and there's certain moments in that and stuff
where like big life changing moments for the crew as
a whole that affects all of them that you know.
Lufi's like, I took this decision seriously. I thought long
and hard about it. It wasn't an easy decision, right,
But at the end of the day, if the captain
makes a decision, it's not I love how they don't
make light of challenging that and going against it, right,
like it the you need the conviction to be to
be willing to leave the crew if you if you
want to try to enforce that, right. Yeah, and yeah,
this is the first time we ever see one of
the straw hats no longer be a straw hat. Right,
we have somebody leave the crew for the first time.
Speaker 1: So now let's talk about sorry I thought you were no.
Speaker 5: No, okay, I think I think that.
Speaker 3: Uh.
Speaker 4: I guess one thing we could go from there is
they had just gone to bat for the dude, right,
like you messed with one of us and met with all,
messed with all of us, and we had the whole, uh,
the whole fiasco at the house.
Speaker 1: Right.
Speaker 5: So I don't know if that's why we're I was gonna.
Speaker 2: Say, we can either talk about the fight Loofy versus
USAP and then jump to the Frankie situation which happened
prior or up.
Speaker 1: To even side of what do you want to talk
about next?
Speaker 3: I think we should highlight Frankie because he is definitely
a new character that we get to see up until
this point, and I think he's important to talk about.
So we know that Frankie he is part of a
ship dismantling I guess group, So the Frankie House, their
job is to dismantle ships and to sell the parts.
So the people who ended up stealing the money from USAP,
Nami and Loofy was Frankie's crew, and they take it
and they just spend it all on stupid stuff.
Speaker 1: You don't beat what they spent it on yet, Yes,
you do know that Frankie spent it all in one night.
And then you see him spend the laft over in
the bar. But he he went to the black market
for stuff I don't know yet what yet? Continue?
Speaker 3: Sorry, no, no, no, you're good Sosop goes over there to
Frankie's Frankie the Frankie House and tries to confront them
to give them back them, give him back the money,
and they beat the absolute crap out of Sap. So
Loofy saw this is before the whole I believe the
whole thing going on between.
Speaker 2: And the big thing there is Usap kind of felt
that he was has been feeling these insecurities about being
weaker than the crew, and now he had one job
to watch the money and it was stolen from him
and he was beat up and he was unable to
get it back.
Speaker 1: So when like he felt bad that it might be
his fault that the mary can't be repaired.
Speaker 2: But also he has these feelings of inadequacy as well,
feeling like he's worse than the crew, and maybe contributing
told him his decision to try to leave the crew,
which is also important to know.
Speaker 3: Yes, he does his best, and he does some stuff.
I will give him credit, you know, he does some stuff,
but inevitably it was just not enough to deal with.
Speaker 1: Especially against frank Yeah, hold his own against Lufia a
little bit there.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, Frankie is a freak.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I don't.
Speaker 2: I don't think who stops rubber Band of Doom is
doing anything. The Frankie's is in front of his body.
Speaker 3: No, absolutely not, And yeah, I get we get to
see a little bit of the his strength a little
bit later on in the arc. But uh, basically, Sangy,
Zorro and Loofy go to the Frankie House and Chopper, yes,
go to the Frankie House to confront Frankie's crew once
again and like, hey, you beat up our friend and
you stole our money. And they beat the astleute crap
out of all of them, and I believe the house
explodes at fuck.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they literally left nothing but rubble.
Speaker 2: They destroyed the house, They knocked everyone out, gave them
serious injuries. The walk to our ar lamp park done again,
this time with Chopper. The walk to the Frankie House
honestly super badass moment. The boys flex her and if
they did it on Ussov's behalf, not even like obviously
they wanted the money, but Lufy even said, I don't
even fucking care about the money anymore. This was from
my boy Usop. And then they have that fight afterwards,
which is like heartbreaking.
Speaker 3: Yeah, because Lufy went and basically tried to avenge Usop
and leaves the crew. But yeah. And then after that,
after the whole Loofy Usap thing, they fight it out,
which was honestly a really good fight. Yes they Usap
really held his own against Loofy, who is incredibly strong,
which goes to show how clever he is. Even though
he's technically not necessarily a fighter like Zorro Sanji and
Loofy are. He's pretty smart and calculated, so he does
hold his own and inevitably Loofy does beat him.
Speaker 1: There wasn't really you know, but what are your thoughts
on the on the fight, Jordan?
Speaker 4: It's one of my favorite fights in the series because
it's good. It shows how courageous and uh and passionate
who stops become because it's easy to go fight somebody
that's weaker than you, right, but this is his captain,
is this guy that he knows he's not gonna be
He knows he's not going to win this fight, right,
but he still does it, you know, for the uh
to stand by his convictions, and he goes hard and uh.
He he makes use of, you know, the the witty
thinking that we've seen him put on display throughout the series,
right where he's making these different inventions and things, and
he uh uses the dials that we had just been
introduced to on uh on Skypeia to put up more
of a fight than I think anybody ever ever expected
him to write and a beating, and he left the
crew and he uh, you know, he kind of stood
by what he did, so uh, I don't know. It's
it's one of my favorite fights, one of my favorite
moments in the series altogether.
Speaker 2: But I love it because it's so emotional as well,
where they flash back to like them being friends and
having good times throughout the fight. It's cool to see
Usap being courageous and brave and with a little bit
of prep time and strategy and also knowing the weaknesses
of his captain, actually hold his own. I wish we
got to see him like this more often in fights
against other people, not just against his own captain. But
I will say this as a standalone was such a.
Speaker 1: Good fight for so many reasons.
Speaker 2: But obviously, like you said, Usap knew he was he
couldn't like Lufi's is so durable, dude, you could do
all that stuff to Loufy and then he hits you
once and you're knocked out, Like it's crazy. It's like
a I mean, it's like a hundred dudes versus of
a girl. The gorillas was not getting touched.
Speaker 4: Yeah, obviously this hunderd gorillas ain't touching me, right, So
that's but uh, but yeah, it's one of those things
where I think usops, if we're talking just physical brawn,
he's weaker than most people in the crew.
Speaker 5: He feels a little bit like he uh doesn't.
Speaker 4: Fit in that regard, and he's very useful in that,
like he's you know, still growing, he still manages to
hold his own a lot of the time. He helps
in a lot of the like those Swiss Army knife
tool ways where he's doing a lot of the miscandal
or miscllaneous things that nobody really thinks about too much.
That he's the he's the intangible guy, right, Like he's
over there repairing the ship things like that, making weapons
for Namie, but putting all that aside, Like it's easy
for us to see the value in that, but like
if you put yourself in his shoes, it's easy to
also see why he would feel like, uh, you know,
like he's not fitting in right uh. And for that
to contribute to you know, to this boil that they
came to.
Speaker 1: So he's the normal dude, He's the normal for the girl.
Speaker 4: Yep, yep, normal in a lot of ways, especially physically, right. So,
and you know, he's always wanted to be a brave
warrior of the sea. So watching the you know, the
conclusion of his art come uh, come to him standing
up and being courageous in that way, is uh, it's
so cool to see.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Okay, what happens after this?
Speaker 1: Sidon?
Speaker 3: Oh boy, there was a lot that happened.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I want to talk about.
Speaker 3: So we come to find out, I believe that goes
into the next day that Iceberg was attempted to be
assassinated by somebody. He got shot but somehow survived. So
the town is kind of in a whole frenzy. They're like,
who could have done this? And there are already some
people specula wow, isn't it so weird that this happens
when the pirates commented town. So there's people speculating that
the straw hats did it. And we kind of find
out that Iceberg, you know, kind of wakes up from
his recovery and goes, I remember somebody in a masque
who came into my room as well as Nico Robin.
He dropped her by name. He knows who she is.
Speaker 2: Nico Robin's your favorite character too. I would love to
see your reaction to her, Like, like leaving the.
Speaker 3: Crew, I was losing my mind. I was absolutely losing
by fine, and we come to find out that she
kind of joins this mysterious group that we don't know
who they are up until this point.
Speaker 2: But because obviously you know what happens later within Water seven, Yeah,
you have any ideas why Robin is leaving the crew
and going with these government people.
Speaker 3: So my first theory was that they have something on her,
or like some sort of blackmail or they're like they're doing,
they have something on her that she cannot, I guess reveal.
Maybe she's hiding something and the government knows and she
doesn't want that revealed. That's what I initially thought that
because up until this point we don't really know much
about Robin. I think she is the only straw hat.
Up until this point, we don't know where she came from,
who she really is. Because everybody else we know for
the most part, most of their backstories. Robin is the
only character that we don't really know about other than
she's dangerous, she destroyed. She was she's been wanted since
she was eight, but we don't really know why.
Speaker 2: So I think the government having something on her is
a good, like good theory. Yeah, but also you need
to remember that the government wants her dead. They gave
her a seventy nine or sixty nine million dollars a million,
very bounty at a young age, So it's weird that
she's teaming up with the government when the government wants
her debt. But I do you have the idea that
they have something on her?
Speaker 1: I do you like that?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 4: I think one other thing we know at this point
is that al Kigi mentioned that like every organization or
group that she's ever been a part of and stuff
basically was destroyed, with her being like one of, if
not the only, like survivor. Right, So, like we don't
have her backstory yet, but like I know, every everything
she's ever really kind of been a part of has
a has fallen apart for one reason or another.
Speaker 3: Yeah, So basically she's a very bad work human beings. Yeah.
Speaker 2: Anyway, I just wanted to see like you as the
one p' vergin, your thoughts on then, like your ideas
for like what is going on because you're supposed to
be in the dark here, and sorry to cut you
off and like ruin your tangents and what you were
on trying to go back to that Robin's leaving and
she's the one who shot Iceberg and the crew is
now convicted of being the one who did it.
Speaker 3: Yes, so part of the crew is kind of going
around trying to look for Robin. It's Soanjy and Chopper
there because that's at that point they realize, wait, where
the hell's Robin? Where is she? So they go looking
for her, and then I think it was Nommy and
Loofy who end up trying to go look for the
Gallery law people to check up on Iceberg because they
heard what happened. They're like, what the heck? Who did this?
Who could have done this? So now we also get
Frankie who finds out who comes home to his just
house just completely like exploded in pieces. So he goes
to find Loofy and they also kind of duke it
out a little bit. This is also where we get
revealed that Frankie is not one hundred percent human. He
is half robot half human. He is a cyborg, which
is pretty cool. It is so cool because at first
I believe it was Nami who thought that he had
double fruit powers because he was doing all this like
cool wacky stuff that no normal human could be. But
he was able to get into the water, and as
you know, if you're double fruit easier, you can't swim,
so he was able to do that, and she's like, wait,
what is wrong with him? What's going on? You get
that revealed that he is a cyborg, so that was
super cool. He had like little can What are.
Speaker 1: Your thoughts on frank character? Do you like him?
Speaker 6: I do?
Speaker 3: I think he's silly up until this he's very how
do I say this? But I don't mind it.
Speaker 2: So like Sonji's my favorite character. At one point, Zarel's
my favorite care character. But at the end of this arc,
Frankie was like, up there, he was like one of
my favorites, if not my favorite.
Speaker 3: He's so cool.
Speaker 1: He's just a dude that wants to do his own thing.
Speaker 2: He reminds me of in a lot of ways, but
almost like more charismatic and more goofy at times.
Speaker 4: Yes, I mean we get to see a lot of
the silly moments and stuff, uh with him early or
kind of like throughout this arc, but like we also
get his backstory and stuff, don't we?
Speaker 3: Are we?
Speaker 1: Do you get his backstory during this arc? Hell?
Speaker 5: Yeah during water seven? Yeah I believe so.
Speaker 4: But any I guess any thoughts on that and Tom
and all those boys or I.
Speaker 6: Well, yeah, we'll.
Speaker 1: Get to that.
Speaker 2: Sorry second, because that before the backstory Pluton and the
blueprints moment happens and I wanted precidon. Do you remember
where Pluton was previously mentioned Alabasta Alabasta and Robin was
the one who deciphered the pond a glyph about about Pluton,
And now it's coming back here with blueprints from shipwrights.
So we knew that Pluton was a weapon, and now
we're like, is it a ship? But this ship was
something that they said they were gonna build as a countermeasure,
kis in case Pluton was ever found and Robins somehow
involved and certain like I think we had questions, We
got a little bit of information, and now we have
more questions. So you're starting to get that aspect of
the one piece world here.
Speaker 3: Yes, So I guess we can kind of move forward
with that with CP nine. So of course they didn't
kill Iceberg, right, No, or I don't want to say
they yet because we don't know who the heck they are.
So we have this whole The next day they rot.
First of all, Robin officially tells Sonji and Chopper, I
have like a darkness inside of me and I can
no longer be part of the crew. Thank you for everything,
but from this day forward, you will never see me again.
And obviously, Soanji and Chopper are freaking out. They're like, Robin,
we can talk this out. Please tell us where your friends,
and she walks away, So Soanjian instructs Chopper go tell
the rest of the crew that we saw Robin and
she left, and I will come up with a plan
to try to figure out how to get her back.
So Chopper goes and tells everybody, and up until this point,
everybody's just convinced that Robin left them, that she's going
rogue and all of this. But Lufy is very determined
to go and get her. So they go outside of
the Gallery Law building at night because they have Zoro
suspected that they were gonna come back and try to
like finish the job on Iceberg. So bunch of chaos ensues.
All of Gallery Law is trying to protect the building
because they think that, oh they're gonna come back and
kill him. The straw hats are gonna kill him, and
they don't. They have no idea. So we also see
Kaku Leachi in like that little group inside Gallery Law.
They're like, oh, yeah, we're gonna protect him. So there
comes a point where Iceberg ask Khalifa, can you please
bring Polly into the room, and I want to speak
with him alone. So Polly enters the room and we
don't know up until this point what Iceberg is telling Polly.
So Polly leaves the room and he ends up going
into I believe Iceberg's office. Iceberg instructs him there's a
safe under his desk, I believe, and to take whatever's
in there, and like, I think, was it, run with it,
he'd do something with it. So we see Polly do that,
and we see I think two mass figures follow Polly
and they beat the crap out of him, and Robin
and the other mass figure come back into the room
to attempt to finish the job, and then outside we
see another mass figure kind of beat up the rest
of the cavalry. Lot of people out there, and the
straw Hats are kind of playing it patient. They're standing
out there, hiding in the trees. Or I was like,
we have to we have to wait, we have to
be patient. And then one way or another, Loofy somehow
just disappears.
Speaker 2: Yeah, Loofy tries to like rush them and like ruin
the plan. But then, yes, where did you end up again?
Speaker 3: Just like buildings crashes into something.
Speaker 2: Buddy was stuck between two buildings. Yeah, oh my god,
Oh you know, it was really funny. They because Loofy.
They're like, oh, Loofy ran ahead and like rush the
front door as you would. Therefore the front door is
gonna be the best way to enter. And they get
there and the front door's untouched and everyone's there because
Loofy was stuck in between the two buildings. He's like, yeah,
I was planning on rushing the front door, but I
ended up stuck here between these two buildings.
Speaker 1: Had to knock them all out.
Speaker 2: But I love I can tell how much you love
this art beside because you know every little detail or like.
Speaker 3: I was high perfetiating. I was actually discussing with one
of my friends who's super into One Piece while I
was watching this arc, because I would check in with
him because you would ask like, how are you feeling,
how are you liking this arc? And he was telling
me that this was the arc that kind of determines
whether or not you really really like One Piece, And
I'm like, bad, I love this show. This show is
just so good. Also, I forgot to mention we also
get to fight. We do find out CP nine I
think before this point, we see Frankie go into the
bar and we meet in Bluno who's the bartender, and Cocodo,
who I think is the conductor of the sea train.
She's like a conductor kind of drops a little bit
of very very important information that because the bar they
were talking about, like who could have done this? Who
would want to hurt Iceberg? He's such a great man.
And Cocoto's like, could be the government. They're an assassination,
as Piano gap, but they are in the shadows. We
don't know who they are. We don't know who they are.
They they're very private, but it could be them. And
here's Blueno. We find out later.
Speaker 1: It's right in front of Bluno.
Speaker 3: Is hilarious right in front of Bluno.
Speaker 2: So this is the point in the series. What I
would tell you you're officially twenty five percent of the
way in, but you're not. There's like, you're not even
twenty I don't eve know if you're twenty percent of
the way into the series yet. Now, because since Animac
got to this point, probably another two hundred episodes has
come out.
Speaker 1: Oh are like thirteen hundred and we're at two fifty.
Oh my god, sorry, continue, I just I.
Speaker 2: Just remember I would say that I would say that
the Animac you're officially only twenty five percent. He's like,
oh my god, how were only twenty five percent the
way there? But it's actually less far less.
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, tie passed by.
Speaker 1: You're just under twenty percent of the way there.
Speaker 3: Well, we'll get there, we'll get there. Get there. So
kind of skipping back, so we find out who because
we know it's cpn I, now up until this point,
we find out who exactly it is. So we find
out that it's Lechi, Kaku, Luna and Khalifa, and Iceberg
is absolutely heartbroken because these people have been working with
him for five years.
Speaker 1: Dude, Pauli was so heartbroken to he was like the
only normal dude there.
Speaker 3: He was like, I'm just hearing my job guys, so
sad because he puts so much trust into these people
they bonded. Paulie's like, I called you guys my friends,
you know, so I can't imagine the amount of like
how betrayed each of them felt. So we find out
that Lucci is not mute, he was just using ventriloquism
to talk with his bird, and that all of them
are part of the secret government groove and their job
was to retrieve the blueprints for Pluton. Was it Pluton, right, Pluton.
Speaker 1: A countermeasure against Pluton or something.
Speaker 3: Pluton, yes, And that Nico Robin is part of them
as well, And we also get the whole war job
that Nico Robin is one of the only people in
the world that can read the ponoglyphs and all of this, so.
Speaker 1: That is why she is there, That's what the government.
Speaker 3: Because she has she is the only person in the
world that has full that can have full access to
these weapons. He's the only person that could unlock them,
and she's very, very, very dangerous. So they kind of
loofy barges in there. Somehow Zoro and Nommy find their
way in there and they see everything going down and
they see Robin, and Robin is like, what did I
tell you, guys, I'm not part of you anymore. On
a whole fight kind of breaks out and we get
to learn that CP nine is a They're they're not
normal people. They have special powers. They got the tempest kicks,
the finger pistols we know. We find out that Lucci
and Bluno have double fruits. So Lucci has I can't
remember the name, but he turns himself into I believe
a leopard, jaguar, a cat and very very strong, and
Bluno has the door door Fruit, where he can turn
things into doors and he can enter, which is how
they were able to get into Iceberg's residence in the
first place. So yeah, that kind of breaks out. They
light the building on fire to leave Nammy Chaffer to die,
and then they threw Zoro and Loofy out, so Lufy
gets stuck between two buildings.
Speaker 6: And then.
Speaker 3: Again, and then Zoro survives and he's like, man, I'm
tired of these people. I'm gonna go beat them up,
and he somehow gets stuck in a chimney. I don't
I don't know how that happened. I remember when that,
like I saw he got stuck because he was not
stuck there in the first place. He landed on somewhere,
he got up, he started running. I don't know how
he ended up in a chimney, but he left one
of his swords in the building, so Chopper ends up
getting it. And then we get a small little flashback
by not too long ago with an interaction between Ice
Creag question.
Speaker 2: Sorry, no, no, I just wanted to cut you off there.
I was a little distracted as well. But I'm back
and we have a question from chat. If you had
not already known information about Frankie having just met the
ship rights at the start of this arc, who would
you have wanted to join the crew because they want
a ship.
Speaker 3: I would have wanted Polly.
Speaker 5: Yeah, same, I.
Speaker 2: Think, And I watched it like Pauli's joining or is he.
Speaker 1: Just good with ropes?
Speaker 3: He's just a coold.
Speaker 1: I thought he had like the rope rope nobe or something.
Speaker 3: Yeah, he's just a very man and he does fit
the qualifications of what Lufy was looking for. Chill Ben
til this point, if I had no idea who was
on the current straw Hats right now, it would have
probably been Polly.
Speaker 2: Hell yeah, So anyway, continue, Sorry, I just wanted to
ask that question Chat was asking.
Speaker 3: So we get this little flashback to a little bit earlier.
So while Cocku and Lucie were dealing with Polly and
then Bluno was somewhere else, it was just Robin and
Iceberg in the room, and Iceberg was basically like, why
are you doing this? Why are you a CP nine?
I know exactly who you are and what you're capable of.
So Robin tells Iceberg, you don't know who I am.
All I care about is one wish, and I'm willing
to throw away everything and destroy everything if that meant
like fulfilling this one wish. And we find out, oh
my god, I'm gonna cry that the one wish she
had was for the straw Hats to leave the island safe.
All so she literally was willing to destroy everything, including people,
kill every get everybody killed if that meant her friends
were to leave the island safe.
Speaker 1: Thinking about.
Speaker 3: We find out that she when CP nine got her,
they gave her two options. They either throw a buster
or call at the straw Hats because al Kiji Kuzan
was gonna call off it, which was basically, they blow
up the whole island and kill them or she joined
CP nine to fulfill this mission, and that the straw
Hats would be left alone and they would blackmail not blackmail, sorry,
they would pin the assassination of Iceberg on them, but
they would still be able to leave alive. So she
chose to join CP nine to protect the straw Hats.
And we find out the reason why she did this
was because she was at She was willing. She was
ready to die at Alabasta. If you remember, she was like,
she totally just leave me here, I have no reason
to live anymore. But Lufy outed the goodness of his heart,
told her and saved her life and let her join
the straw Hats. And I think this is the first
time she ever felt like she was a part of
a family. I'm sorry, my throat is like giving out now, exactly.
Speaker 2: Like I feel like in the past, she was willing
to sacrifice anything at anyone to stay alive and keep
on moving exactly. And what would happen is like the
would come after her. They would kill whatever pirate crew
she was on, or organization she was with people that
she was with, and she would manage to sneak away
barely for twenty years. But this time she's like, I
have real friends that she cares about, and she was
not willing to sacrifice the straw Hats to keep on
living exactly.
Speaker 5: Girl.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And the part of the agreement was that she
would turn herself in to the government, knowing that if
she does, she is going to die, because she knows
that they are going to kill her at some point,
because she is a very dangerous person. So nobody in
the straw Hat knows this yet. The only person that
knows this up until this point is Iceberg. So they
throw the building on fire to leave Iceberg and Polly
to die. Not me and Chopper aren't in there, but
Chopper is our goat and saves all of them.
Speaker 5: Actually here, he.
Speaker 3: Saves all of them and Iceberg. Everybody survives, and Iceberg
tells Nommy everything. He tells her what Robin told him,
what the weapon is for that he is capable. He
has the blueprints and that ship. It's passed down from
shipwright to shipwright, and Nommy starts crying because she now
she understands now that Robin was never she never really
betrayed them, She was just trying to protect them. So
she goes and tells everybody all the straw hats and
now Loofy. Well, first off, we're gonna get to there,
but now the mission is to find Loofy.
Speaker 2: And we didn't get to see while this was happening
or afterwards Frankie and and oh no.
Speaker 3: Oh my god, car made me cry. I had to
stop like the episode I'm not even kidding for like
twenty minutes because I couldn't stop solving. So we see
Frankie take Usop in into like that little warehouse and
he assesses the ship and he tells the same thing
to Usop because he assesses it and is like, yeah,
this ship is messed up, dude, like it's done Andsop
and like Usop fashion is like no, like we have
to fix this, and he tends to fix it, and
Frankie throws him into the water. He's like, go see
for yourself, so Usop goes like he throws in the water.
Usop finally sees all the damage that was done to
the going Mary from Under. She is just in shamvels yeah, herself.
Speaker 1: Her spine's broken.
Speaker 3: Her spine's broken. Everything up. So Usop tells Frankie of
the story that happened in where he woke up in
the middle of the night he saw somebody fixing the ship,
and Frankie goes, wait, really, that's weird because that is
just like a legend that people say about ships. Okay,
but I've never heard somebody actually tell me they've seen
this thing. So we come to find out because before this,
I'm sure you guys heard me ramble about this. I
kept saying, who fixed the damn ship?
Speaker 2: And they kept giving you like, not a hint, but
I kept them just saying, like, how was how were
they able to how were they able to return it
to its original form? Like no one on Skypeia other
than the straw hats should know what the ship looked
like before they turned it into a chicken without the
weak and the head gear and all that stuff, and
now it's back to its original form.
Speaker 1: Who the hell fixed the ship?
Speaker 3: And the thing was in ga we had the little
old man. I'm like, oh, oh, I know who could
have done this? And then we've never never got a
dressed because they left or something happened where he got
caught off and we never found out, which is fine whatever.
So we finally find out from Frankie, who is a
ship right, and he says, oftentimes ships have I forgot
if there was a specific term, but basically, a spirit,
the spirit of the ship.
Speaker 1: Gets like cloud Baderman or.
Speaker 3: Something cloud Batterman. It sounds like a yeah, I want
to say it looks sounded like. But basically it's a
spirit that is with that is the ship's spirit, and
it gets very very attached to its coup. And if
it's I guess like so attached, it's willing to show
itself in a human form with a wooden mallet. So
we come to find out that, oh my god, this
part happy solving, that the ship's spirit showed herself that night.
She got absolutely wrecked with that one fight with that
one dude on the bird. I forgot his name already.
The mass was broken, everything was just completely destroyed. She
the spirit of the going Mary loved the crew so
so much that she was there to fix the ship
so she could at least get them safely to the
next island. And she held on so because she loved
the crew so much and It made me cry so
so much, and I actually had to stop, and I
rewinded to the episode where USAF and Loofy were fighting
and you see the going Mary, the head of the
ship crying and you see that, and now that seemed
like hit so much harder because the spirit is crying.
Speaker 6: Seeing member of the crew, and you're just.
Speaker 3: I was so sad.
Speaker 1: The going Mary loves the crew. And then yeah, seeing
them fight, oh my god, cry.
Speaker 5: Yeah, they really made you wait on the answer to
that one.
Speaker 3: They really did, and it was honestly so worth it.
I don't think I've cried this much in one piece
up until like that point, because she loved them so much.
She loved the crew so much that she, despite being
so injured and so hurt, she held on up until
Water seven, all the way from Skypea to Water seven.
Speaker 4: So all the quizzing and pestering we did, did you
ever think that that would be the answer.
Speaker 3: I didn't.
Speaker 1: I had.
Speaker 3: I had no idea that that was what was gonna
be the answer to this.
Speaker 4: So I'm assuming Mary doesn't have its own trading card,
then let's go.
Speaker 3: I she might, but it's like a stage, but not
the spirit. I don't think we see the little spirit.
I have to look that up and maybe it might
be a trading card in the future. But I was
not expecting it to be like a literal almost paranormal.
Speaker 6: And so the going is real, the one piece is
really very is real.
Speaker 3: So you get like this emotional moment, do you want
to stop?
Speaker 1: Yeah, keep on going. Sorry, I love it. I honestly
really enjoyed just listening to rantom entire.
Speaker 3: I think I've like rambled because it's good. This arc
broke me and in so many ways I don't think
I'm gonna ever emotionally recover. But we find that CP nine, oh.
CP nine finds out that the blueprints that Polly and
Iceberg had were fakes. They were fakes, they were planted,
and we find out I can never remember his full name,
that the only other person, because Tom was the shipwright
before Iceberg, that there were actually two apprentices. It was
Iceberg and it was something Flam. I'm so sorry I
forgot what is Frankie's name?
Speaker 5: I can't.
Speaker 4: I mean, people tend to just call him Frankie. So
that works took Flam.
Speaker 3: There we go that it was a boy named cutting Flam.
Who supposedly died years and years ago, and we come
to find out that that's Frankie and that he was
he is the one that has the blueprints. So now
we understand why Frankie is such an important part of
this arc because he also knows what Pluton is because
he literally has the real blueprints. So Iceberg kind of
was already expecting he already I'm sure I remember he
said the Government's gonna come after me at some point,
so he was already preparing for when that happened, to
basically have Frankie have it, because nobody would have suspected
Frankie had it because technically Cutting Flam is dead and
nobody knows that Cutting Flam and Frankie are the same person.
So CP nine kind of puts two and two together
because at some point in the last four years, Frankie
goes to visit Iceberg and he uses his name Cutting Flam,
and obviously CP nine is like, what, that's weird, So
they try to look for him and they run into
the Frankie Crew, and the Frankie Crew, being the Frankie Crew,
accidentally tell they didn't know that it was CP nine.
They're like, oh, yeah, you can find Frankie here. You
can find him here. So they find Frankie USAP and
they try to tear down his little office trying to
find the blueprints, but they end up taking Frankie and
kind of both Frankie and Usap and they start to
board the sea train. So this is kind of where
we skip into Sanjy. Soanji has been kind of observing
from the sidelines this entire time, and he sees that
they go onto the sea train and he makes the
decision to jump on. So this is actually one of
my favorite moments of the arc because it's so funny.
So Sanji leaves a message on the freaking walls for
the straw Hats to find, specifically Nammy, and the message
had like was drawn and pink with like a bunch
of heart, and it's like, hey, I'm I got on
the train. But he wrote it as if he was
like writing it to me and not me. He's like, damn,
he's so annoying.
Speaker 2: I would have loved to I didn't get this far
on my rewatch, I would love to know exactly what
he read.
Speaker 1: What he wrote again, he wrote something along the lines
of hey, I'm here, please please don't worry about me
or something.
Speaker 3: I don't know, but he also left a letter as
well on the station and like one of the people
were liken me, he left a letter for you, and yeah,
Nomy reads the letter and it's so funny because I'm
watching it in the dub. So Nomy was like, oh,
finally the important part of the letter. And it goes
ps by the way I'm on the train or whatever,
and I'm like, what was the rest of the letter?
Speaker 1: Could you write?
Speaker 3: Ps? At the end, he wrote a love letter and
then he wrote what he was planning to So I
was like, Sanjy, like what is priorities? He had to
raise first, you know what I mean. So they get
the crew. Nommy finds hm Loofy stuck between two buildings
and Wada is about to hit, which is the annual
storm that happens in Water seven, very very dangerous storm
and Loofy stuck between two buildings. He cannot get out.
He is just stuck. So Nomy kind of goes after him.
The wave is going to be hitting soon, and Nommy
tells him exactly what happened with Robin, and Loofy kind
of gets fired off. He said, we have to save her.
Of course, so he somehow was able to knock both
of the buildings down by himself.
Speaker 2: Yeah, the swords Zoro, and he cuts the chimney in half.
Speaker 1: It's so cool.
Speaker 3: It's so cool.
Speaker 4: You know what's funny is I don't remember how Zoro
ended up the chimney either. I remember that, you know,
he knocks out the shipwrights. Uh you know he he
does that with the back of his sword. He's like,
don't worry, I'm he's in the back of my sword.
They're like, you know, that can still kill him. But
you know, he does that, and then he just manages
to get lost. They're like, we're leading the way, how
are you still getting lost? And then the next thing,
I remember, he's in a chimney somewhere exactly.
Speaker 3: We don't know how that happened.
Speaker 2: The actual momo he just like somehow got flung into
it or fell into it.
Speaker 1: I have no idea that. I don't know if he's
probably explained.
Speaker 4: I just know Chopper is the like you said, the reindeer,
but also the goat for for actually seeing him there
and just being like, yep, that's Zoro upside down. I
see his feet.
Speaker 1: That's so funny. We do yet Frankie's backstory.
Speaker 3: Now, Oh, so we find out that Icewerg and Frankie
grew up together with Tom Cocoda and I don't even
remember the frog's name.
Speaker 2: The frog was pretty kuzuna. I don't remember anyone's name.
And at the very start of the arc of like.
Speaker 1: Yo Kazuna, he.
Speaker 2: Tries to stop the train, just like Frankie.
Speaker 3: So Tom is a We find out that Tom was
the one who ended up building gold V Rogers ship.
So the government was going to put him on trial
to get executed because they were like, if you built
a ship, you were part of the reason why he
was able to do all of these crimes. So you
are going to die. And Tom's like, you know what,
how about this. I have blueprints for a sea train
that can help boost the economy for water seven can
travel between islands, make trade easier for everybody. So the
judge rules that he has ten years to build the
sea trade and everything and all of that. So over
the course of ten years they do that. We will
find out a little bit about Frankie. Frankie is a
very reckless kid. He builds ships, tries to kill Sea Kings.
Iceberg just is kind of Tom's little right hand man
and they just kind of grow up together. And then
we see CP. Is it still CP nine or is
it just like CP.
Speaker 1: I think they're just part of cipher pol those guys.
Speaker 3: Maybe we meet span Dam who is the leader kind
of a weird dude. He wants to kind of get
justice for what Tom built for Goldie Roger, so he
kind of gives him an opportunity to like turn himself
in and all that, and Tom's like no, and so
Span being upset, what he does is he on the
day that Tom was gonna get his new sentencing, they
were going to actually release all of the charges on him.
That was the judge's initial plan. He's like, man, Tom
did such a good job, so you know what, we're
gonna release charges. He helped the economy, he built something
that's actually gonna help everybody, including.
Speaker 1: The world government, Like they're gonna go to go over different.
Speaker 2: World government places easier and moves easier. And like he exactly,
he just he only built the ship because of this,
or like we're gonna give him a lighter sentence, maybe
not execution, but something else, right, But fucking Span him
with his stupid plan go ahead exactly.
Speaker 3: So what he does is he takes Frankie's battleships yep,
and he blows up the judicial ship I believe it's, yeah,
the one where he's gonna stand trial, and he pins
it on Tom and basically he's like, wow, yeah, this
guy isn't innocent, Like you guys need to execute him,
and they were they were going to. So Frankie is
very upset. He's like, why would somebody do something like this?
And Frankie Frankie tries to beat Upspan down, completely obliterates
his face, and then Tom ends up sacrificing himself for
Iceberg and Frankie to live and he passes away.
Speaker 2: Was so basically it made Frankie liable, and Frankie was
trying to say like, oh, those aren't my ships if
they did that, and Tom's like, you got to stand
up for your ships and if they're also guilty, now
use my lighter sentence that you are going to like
take away from me because of the service that I
did to save them and still continue to execute me regardless, right,
Like you could take I'll take on my initial thing
if you exempt them, and Tom with a dawn, sacrifices himself.
Speaker 1: For the boy. Oh my god, one piece is so good.
Speaker 3: It's so good. I was so sad.
Speaker 2: And then Frankie tries to stop the ship that has
Tom in it in a very similar way as who.
Speaker 7: As the frog name I already forgot, I'm sorry the
long name yo Gozoka.
Speaker 3: Tom onto the train to take him to Anie's lobby
and up until it was like cutting Flam tries to
stop the train and gets run over and presumably died.
Speaker 1: Yeah, they think he died.
Speaker 3: Cocoda gets into a drinking problem. Iceberg it's kind of
tasked with taking over the gallery law and then that
was kind of the most of the backstory. So basically
we do find out Iceberg and Frankie are basically brothers.
They grew up together.
Speaker 2: And they're their apprentices of Tom. And that's why, since
Cutty Flamm was apparently dead, he left the blueprints to him,
knowing that eventually the CP or the world government was
going to come after him for the blueprints exactly. I
don't know how many episodes were left of this arc,
or is that how we kind of wrap it up?
Speaker 1: Like where does it trans have the.
Speaker 3: Train, so they find the prototype for the sea train,
because they took the actual, like functioning sea train to
take Robin and Frankie and USSAP to Enny's Lobby. So
Cocodo shows them the prototype. So the Frankie crew join in.
Some of the Gallery Law people joined, so now everybody
who was like all fighting each other in the beginning
joined forces to try to save Robin, Frankie, and Usauce.
Speaker 2: So they're they're using that train and those King bulls
or whatever, those big bulls to try to catch up
to the train with Robin and the CP nine and
Sonjy on it.
Speaker 1: Unfortunately, I do need to.
Speaker 3: Go, so I'm so sorry.
Speaker 1: No, you're good.
Speaker 2: I love all the how long we've been ranking about this.
I think we've been one for over an hour now,
almost an hour ten or something like that. So the
episode two, what we'll do is we'll cover the first
half of EN's Lobby and like the ending of Water
seven next time.
Speaker 3: If that's cool, you know, I will admit I will
not promise I cannot get through half of it. I
might actually finish it.
Speaker 2: If you finish it his Lobby, I'm down to talk
about it next time. It just happened that, like, we
started at five thirty today and I have reservations for seven,
so I have to go, oh, yeah, I know you're good.
Speaker 3: I am fortunately almost done with the semester. I think
next week anytime after four pm Eastern.
Speaker 1: I'm okay, next, let's go four you're talking about too.
Speaker 3: Not actually two weeks, two weeks, two weeks, yeah, sorry, man.
Speaker 2: We're aiming for the thirteenth of May, anytime after four pm,
so probably around the same thing, five thirty six.
Speaker 1: We'll do well.
Speaker 3: Probably should walk out like an hour.
Speaker 6: And a half.
Speaker 1: Absolutely.
Speaker 4: I love how into you're getting though you are been
able to go over every detail.
Speaker 3: I've never cried this much like I've cried in One Piece,
but I don't think i've cried as much. Like everything's
just hitting my heart so much.
Speaker 2: I think One Piece starts off good and then gets
better with Alabasta, and then gets better with Water seven
and his lobby, and it just keeps on going and
ramp it up. And I'm excited to see more One
Piece Virgin reactions from you. Thank you for joying you guys.
Hope everyone enjoyed. Check out the boys. I gotta run, bye,