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Early Access: One Piece 33+34 - Group Reaction+Uncut (Patreon)

Published:
2026-03-23 14:38:00
Edited:
2026-03-23 14:38:51
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2026-03
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Enjoy One Piece 33+34 group reaction and uncut!!

Group Reaction AND Uncut here: https://thenormies.com/one-piece-anime-ea/

Note: We are having copyright issues, so the edited reaction is also on the website at the link above along with the uncut. It is at the very bottom of the page, labeled "One Piece 33+34 - Group Reaction."

Comments

StrawHatYa

Not sure if y’all can but I HIGHLY recommend watching “The Breathtaking World of One Piece [REFINED]” by Strawhat V on YouTube It’s a quick & thrilling 8 min trailer every new watcher uses to get hyped for the show. It only showcases the islands so it only has little to no spoilers. But itll get everyone excited for whats to come, and that everything is bigger than it seems.

edgard

One of the best things about one piece is that alot of the names are western and themed. If you ever ran into the Burger Pirates the crew would be named stuff like Double meat, cheese, lettuce, and Tomato would probably be the coolest designed one

GodUsopp

i always forget how small these early one piece islands are, when the strawhats could communicate immediately

Nabeshin

That's...actually quite clever. SUPER dumb...but also clever. 🤣

Kwame James

Not sure if anyone mentioned it Fishman are based on African Americans

Nabeshin

#SundayRundown #OnePiece This episode is a perfect example of a major difference between anime and OPLA. 😉 Luffy's edge is completely sanded down in live action. I understand why. A goofy cartoon character can get away with completely disregarding everyone's feelings in an abrasive way, while still being an adorable goober. MUCH harder for a flesh'n'blood person to pull it off without seeming like a complete asshole. Of course Luffy doesn't JUST disregard peoples feelings. He disregards the feelings that contradict his instincts towards people. Even though he barely knows Nami, he's already decided she's his friend. He fully trusts this instinct, so any slight against a person he considers a friend (whether or not they reciprocate) is met with immediate hostility. At the same time, any attempt at contextualizing this person is met with indifference. It doesn't matter what made them who they are, 'cause as far as Luffy is concerned, who they are is a friend. This characterization still applies in live action, but in a softer way. Iñaki plays Luffy like an absolute cinnamon roll who IS interested in everyone's context, even if it doesn't change his mind about them. He's also more likely to just MISS information being given to him, as opposed to anime Luffy actively choosing to ignore it. 😛

Xonok

Episode 34 marks the beginning of the Sanji and Zoro rivalry. I forgot their beef started over Nami, and Luffy was pretty neutral in this scene, falling asleep. Also, keep track of Sanji's values; he will feed people who are hungry and will never hurt a lady.

Shockzz1234

#SundayRundown Sanji and Brock from Pokemon....same guy, I swear. Also speaking of Sanji, his original name was Naruto. Because it refers to those spiral fish cakes and also refers to spirals and whirlpools in general, and Sanji's eyebrows are spirals. Oda changed it right before Sanji debuted in the series because one of his very close and good friends told him about a series that he was gonna debut in just a few weeks called Naruto.....wonder if that series ever got big?

Double0Pablo

#SundayRundown #OnePiece I meant to comment this last reaction but better late than never. The Warlord system that has just been introduced is actually much cooler than many people realize at first. The system is based on privateering which was a real life system used primarily by Great Britain in the 1800s (you may have heard of it in Pirates of the Caribbean). It worked pretty much exactly as described in OP, certain pirate vessels were offered contract deals to be legally allowed to continue pirating as long as they did not attack GB vessels and handed over a percentage of pillaged loot to the crown as tax, One detail that notes the complexity of the system that often goes unnoticed is the misconception that Navi states. Navi says that the Warlords are pirates that the World Government was unable to capture but that's not exactly true. If the WG was unable to fight and capture these pirates they would have no leverage in making any deals with them, just like the real life counter part the British Navy was the strongest navy in the world at the time. These deals weren't offered as desperate resolution because they couldn't fight these pirates. They could easily decimate the crews, of course in OP some of these pirate crews are otherworldly strong so perhaps it would be difficult for the Government to deal with them and possibly not worth the amount of resources it would take to do so but certainly not impossible. The reason these deals were made both in real life and in OP is for tactical advantage over enemy nations. If there is a prominent pirate group terrorizing your ships and you sink them you have also just helped your enemies by sinking a common problem. So instead why not make a deal so the pirates won't attack your ships and territory but will still attack foreign nations, protecting yourself but still leaving the problem for enemies to deal with. Also these contracted pirates will attack other pirate crews. Allowing one pest to exist so it can eliminate others. Like not killing a spider in your house because it kills other bugs, or having a cat because it kills any mice, you may not like having the spider or the cat but it reduces the total number of creatures due it's hunting nature making it overall beneficial. There's more I could say about the Warlord system but this comment is already very long so I'll leave that for a future episode. :)

Peter Lora

I think you’re probably the only group that unanimously understand Usoop. I get that he’s not everyone’s cup of tea. He doesn’t fit the cool persona. He’s not a powerhouse He’s a scaredy cat. In saying that, he’s not a coward. Courage comes in many ways. Like how you have the courage to show your emotions on stream. I respect that so much. Most people are afraid when faced with a threat. To me, Usoop is the most realistic character. That’s why I appreciate him as a character. Also, Micky! Quit playing around, and get your behind back on the sofa! 🤣

majid.d.water

Why are the reactions for the one piece uncuts blurry?

The Normies

Because it is against copyright to show the full footage of the episode.