[00:00] 上がれジャガース!
[00:13] 無駄に耐えるな まあいい、悲しいな友よ
[00:27] やがれやー! うまく一気に馴染んでるな
[01:00] おやすみなさい
[01:30] アール・キーティーはローステイクス・アイランドを乗り、 一気に冷凍の海の中に乗り込みます。 一分後、彼女はロビン・ソリッドを凍らせ、 彼女を捕まえ、逃げ、
[01:42] 彼女を凍らせ、 彼女を殺すことができる人間の一人です。 彼女はアドミニアムです。 最初のアドミニアムを見たことがありました。 メッセージはクリスタルクリアでした。 世界政府はビューロクラスを送っていません。 彼女はバイサクルでエクステンションイベントを送っています。
[01:55] そのカジュアルなドミーナは10倍も効果があった 怒りはありませんでした 特に興味がありませんでした 彼はそれだけです もしもし もしもし
[02:25] ご視聴ありがとうございました Speaking of overpowered people who have no business being this casual,
[02:49] Kizaru walked into Sarbodi and broke the supernovas like they were tutorial enemies. Every supernova we spent arcs watching grow and fight and survive, this man folded them in seconds with a broad expression.
[03:01] He kicked at the speed of light and asked people if they'd ever been kicked at the speed of light. The scariest part wasn't his power, it was actually his code. He sounded like he was ordering takeout while dismantling an entire generation of pirates. Sarvodi was the first time One Piece told us,
[03:15] Point blank, your favourites are not ready.
[03:38] Kizaru told us the shorehats weren't ready, Kuma made sure they understood it physically. His first appearance at Thriller Bark was already menacing. Earth's stock flattened everything,
[03:51] and Zoro's sacrifice to take Luffy's pain is still one of the most iconic scenes in the series. But Kuma's real terror came from what he represents. A man who doesn't speak much, doesn't negotiate, and can send you anywhere in the world with a single touch.
[04:03] No fight, no chance, just gone. You can't beat Kuma at Thriller Bark, You survive him, and surviving him still costs you everything. Yeah, you go. Come on!
[04:18] Come on! Come on! Come on! Come on!
[04:35] Come on! Thank you.
[05:08] Thank you for watching.この世を誰だと思ってる?君のようなぴったりだけのロケイナンだこの奥が見られ作るぞ!
[05:47] ここへ行こう 俺の判断だとママに報告するならいい
[06:11] 貴様可愛い君か カイドウのところの連中か ご視聴ありがとうございました
[06:52] お疲れ様でした
[07:22] 他の人にとっては、彼は人を狙っているエコシステムです。
[07:52] ご視聴ありがとうございました。 And then there's the introduction that broke the scale entirely.
[08:26] Kaido didn't get a dramatic entrance, he got a news report. A man jumped off a sky iron in 10,000 meters. No devil-proof flight, no parachute, no plan. He hit the ground and created a crater, and then he stood up, dusted himself off, and complained that he couldn't die.
[08:40] Kaido's whole character is that the concept of death doesn't apply to him. He wanted to die, and the world couldn't deliver that to him. When your first scene is a suicide attempt that fails because you're too strong, you've already told the audience everything they need to know, right?
[09:05] I'm going to show you how to do it.
[09:35] Thank you.
[10:05] But the most terrifying introduction to One Piece doesn't belong to a pirate. It doesn't belong to an admiral.
[10:18] It belongs to a shadow on a throne. Imu sat on the empty throne, the seat that's supposed to remain vacant as a symbol of shared power, and the five elders knelt. The people who run the world knelt to someone we'd never heard of.
[10:30] And later on in the series, when Lulu see a kingdom dare to exist inconveniently, Emu erased it. Not conquered, not burned, okay? He erased it. The island, the people, the history, all gone. A beam of light from the sky and an entire civilization was deleted from the map.
[10:45] Emu doesn't fight, Emu doesn't threaten. Emu simply decides what exists. And that's the most terrifying introduction One Piece has ever given us.