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Is Netflix's One Piece good?
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this post was submitted on 16 Sep 2023
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I've never been able to read the manga or watch the anime for various reasons not depending on the content.
I was captivated by the trailers and watched it very quickly. I found it very enjoyable and can't wait for a possible second series.
Not knowing the source material, I'm not sure if what I'm about to say is trivial, anyhow, I really loved how simplistic (in a good way) it is. The characters are finding out more about themselves and the protagonist wants everyone to achieve their dreams.
Everyone appears somehow one-sided and only bent on realizing their goal, but the actors give life to believable fantastic characters and you follow the fairy tale happily.
I'm not sure if I conveyed how I saw it, but I really liked it!
Netflix's Cowboy Bebop and Death Note are hard to watch, in comparison