The happiest thing when I was a child was watching One Piece alone, and now the saddest thing is watching One Piece alone...
I just finished watching this theatrical version by myself. To be honest, I understand that the plot of the theatrical version will be relatively watery, but I never thought that the plot would be so watery. Legends appear directly, islands appear directly, treasures appear directly, bosses appear directly, fight directly, and a pair of punches wins directly. ! I'm a manga screenwriter, and this is the level of my colleagues who think about plots with their feet every day! Couldn't be more disappointed! Thinking back to that year's Soft Candy Shi, it was also a theatrical version. Although it was a bit old-fashioned, it still did not give up the portrayal of the protagonist's past. Soft Candy also successfully predicted the glutinous rice fruit in the Auntie chapter, and the fruit was also used in the fighting process. Features, Luffy used flour to defeat the boss, and I am afraid I will never see these elaborate designs again.
It is undeniable that the One Piece I once loved has gradually disappeared, the unique past of each crew member, the unexpected duel under the moon, the heart-wrenching farewell to Meili... There will never be again. In the past, Oda put a lot of effort into the use of fruits. The god of thunder fruit on the empty island blocked the god of killing, but he was perfectly restrained by Luffy; Laosha had an invincible natural system, but he used the fruit to take away the rainwater in an attempt to become a The hero of the country; the shadow fruit can not only create zombies, but also absorb combat power. Moria used her ability to almost destroy Luffy's gang... These are definitely not written on a whim. A plot that can only be written after long deliberation and precipitation.
But what about now? I won't say how similar the Doflamingo and Alabasta stories are. Just talking about the Big Mom Pirates, the pen is obviously insufficient here. All the stars are related to food. Comparing the Whitebeard Pirates with completely different abilities and different personalities but strong strength, there is obviously a feeling of ignorance. The biscuit fruit has no other advantages except being hard, and the glutinous rice fruit doesn't even have its own moves, imitating Luffy's moves to fight against Luffy; the most outrageous is the memory fruit, this kind of bug-level fruit that can directly modify something It has never appeared in Oda's writings before, because it is equivalent to cheating, and it is the expression of the author's laziness. There should be a more ingenious way to solve this matter.
I started watching One Piece in high school. It has been more than ten years since I became a comic screenwriter because I wanted to write a story as good as One Piece. I also lost my monthly salary of tens of thousands of jobs because I refused to compromise on the plot. Now I will casually recommend the plot of the East China Sea to my friends who have never watched One Piece, but I have forgotten that he is almost 30 years old like me...
Dreams, this word has begun to be irrelevant to us. Instead, the sense of superiority brought by comparison between people and people, "living in the moment" has become a reason for indifference and short-sightedness, using indifference to cover up one's own lack of knowledge , use an indifferent attitude to maintain their fragile self-esteem, people who have lost their independent judgment are dominated by false likes and views, and even the vision of the future is full of money, and slowly, our country has lost its originality Ability, the Spring Festival Gala copied Japanese sketches again and again, and the movies borrowed from other people's scripts again and again. No one will be held accountable if they are not popular. If they are popular, they will immediately buy the copyright. It has become the most pragmatic approach for everyone to succeed.
The world has changed, no one cares, and I should get used to watching the life of One Piece by myself.
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