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[PATREON Content of the Day! - September 17] (Patreon)

Published:
2023-09-17 15:01:00
Imported:
2026-06
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-- OP Live Action #4 --

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The Patreon reactions act as a watch-along being uncut with a timer on screen! This way, you can watch my full reaction by syncing up the show on an official platform on another device, another tab on your computer, etc.

Netflix: https://www.netflix.com/title/80217863

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Patreon OP LA 4

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Comments

Azael Santacruz

About Kuina's death, in the manga is mention that the accident that killed her was that "She feel from the stairs" wich sound maybe dumb, but in Japanese culture, is actually a kinda known phrase to refer that someone has committed suicide. In a Japanese culture were honor is a big thing, families from people that kill themselves get very "ashamed" that their familiar took their own life and they pass it as "an accident" Wich in retrospective kinda makes sense, Kuina was depressed by the fact that "she knew" she was never going to be able to fulfill her dream of being the greatest sword woman in the world. It's sad that in was maybe her own father who pushed her to that outcome, she wanted to inherit the dojo and continue training to be better, but his father refused to give the Dojo to her because he "tought/knew" Zoro eventually was going to surpass her because of biology.

Galleon

Thanks! Very Untrue!

Vortex

Crazy that the scene after zoro finding out about her death is focusing on children walking up stairs

Mike Drop

@Galleon educate yourself.

Andrew Swingle

Tomorrow Studios also made the infamous Cowboy Bebop live action which is one reason people were extra worried about this before it released.

Xeph

This has been pretty thoroughly debunked, as there's no evidence that this has ever been a euphemism in Japanese culture. It is however a fairly popular headcanon, and it's possible the showrunners decided to leave it more vague for this reason.