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Basically this series successfully combines AbridgedSeries with YouTubePoop, is what we're saying.

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Basically this series successfully combines AbridgedSeries with YouTubePoop, WebAnimation/YouTubePoop, is what we're saying.
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''None Piece'' is a AbridgedSeries of ''Franchise/OnePiece'' by [[=PurpleEyesWTF=]], who also created ''WebVideo/CodeMENT''. It can be found [[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL072C7B6DD9506FBB here.]] In comparison to most other Abridged Series, it employs extremely slick editing, a minimum of pop-culture shout-outs and self-referential humor, and [[DarkComedy disturbingly hilarious]] [[CrossingTheLineTwice jokes]] with [[SurrealHumor rarely a beginning or end]] or [[PostModern even an explanation at all]].

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''None Piece'' is a AbridgedSeries of ''Franchise/OnePiece'' by [[=PurpleEyesWTF=]], Creator/PurpleEyesWTF, who also created ''WebVideo/CodeMENT''. It can be found [[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL072C7B6DD9506FBB here.]] In comparison to most other Abridged Series, it employs extremely slick editing, a minimum of pop-culture shout-outs and self-referential humor, and [[DarkComedy disturbingly hilarious]] [[CrossingTheLineTwice jokes]] with [[SurrealHumor rarely a beginning or end]] or [[PostModern even an explanation at all]].
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--> "Come on, Luffy. Let's drink until our souls… and… bluh."

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--> "Come on, Luffy. Let's drink until our souls… and… bluh.heart…nnh… bleh."

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-->'''Luffy''': (''to Kuro and Jango'') [[NoIndoorVoice YOU GUYS ARE PIRATES]].
-->'''Usopp''': [[PunctuatedForEmphasis What. The.]] [[SoundEffectBleep F***?!?]] (''stands up, slaps Luffy on the chest'') What the [[SoundEffectBleep f***]] was that?!

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-->'''Luffy''': (''to Kuro and Jango'') [[NoIndoorVoice YOU GUYS ARE PIRATES]].
PIRATES]]!
-->'''Usopp''': [[PunctuatedForEmphasis What. The.]] [[SoundEffectBleep F***?!?]] F***?!?]]
-->'''Luffy:''' What?
-->'''Usopp''':
(''stands up, slaps Luffy on the chest'') What the [[SoundEffectBleep f***]] was that?!
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'''Luffy:''' [[FreudWasRight Me father was a test-tube and my mother was a rubber band! You do the math!]]

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'''Luffy:''' [[FreudWasRight Me father was a test-tube and my mother was a rubber band! You do the math!]]math!
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* ItRunsOnNonsensoleum: Let's not waste time; ''every other thing in the series.''
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* ChristmasEpisode: Episode 9, though it's on July 25th and it's actually a [[InsistentTerminology Second/First/Reverse Christmas]] episode to be exact.
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'''Zoro:''' What did he say?\\

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'''Zoro:''' What did What's he say?\\saying?\\



'''Usopp:''' Well, that was rude. Why are you being such a jerk?\\

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'''Usopp:''' Well, that was rude. Why are you being such a jerk?\\jerk?!\\



'''Luffy:''' ''[{{beat}}]'' …Kirk, come down to us!!

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'''Luffy:''' ''[{{beat}}]'' …Kirk, come down to us!!us!
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The Cast (so far) includes: Monkey Dee Luffy, a 45-year-old apparently Scottish pirate on the run from the law for making internet parodies; Zolo Zoro, a swordsman that takes [[IronButtMonkey a lot of punishment]] and apparently has [[CargoShip really bizarre sexual proclivities]]; Nami, a kleptomaniac that alternates between being an even bigger CloudCuckoolander than the rest and being the OnlySaneWoman; and Kirk Usopp, a calm British guy whom [[ButtMonkey no one cares about]], who is shaping up to be the crew's OnlySaneMan and Sanji, a [[ChefOfIron cook]] with an [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent ambiguously gangster accent]] and a tendency to flavour his dishes [[ToiletHumor with his derrière]].

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The Cast (so far) includes: Monkey Dee Luffy, a 45-year-old apparently Scottish pirate on the run from the law for making internet parodies; Zolo Zoro, a swordsman that takes [[IronButtMonkey a lot of punishment]] and apparently has [[CargoShip really bizarre sexual proclivities]]; Nami, a kleptomaniac that alternates between being an even bigger CloudCuckoolander than the rest and being the OnlySaneWoman; and Kirk Usopp, a calm British guy whom [[ButtMonkey no one cares about]], who is shaping up to be the crew's OnlySaneMan and Sanji, a [[ChefOfIron cook]] with an [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent ambiguously gangster accent]] and a tendency to flavour his dishes [[ToiletHumor with his derrière]].
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The Cast (so far) includes: Monkey Dee Luffy, a 45-year-old apparently Scottish pirate on the run from the law for making internet parodies; Zolo Zoro, a swordsman that takes [[IronButtMonkey a lot of punishment]] and apparently has [[CargoShip really bizarre sexual proclivities]]; Nami, a kleptomaniac that alternates between being an even bigger CloudCuckoolander than the rest and being the OnlySaneWoman; and Kirk Usopp, a calm British guy whom [[ButtMonkey no one cares about]], and is shaping up to be the crew's OnlySaneMan and Sanji, a [[ChefOfIron cook]] with an [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent ambiguously gangster accent]] and a tendency to flavour his dishes [[ToiletHumor with his derrière]].

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The Cast (so far) includes: Monkey Dee Luffy, a 45-year-old apparently Scottish pirate on the run from the law for making internet parodies; Zolo Zoro, a swordsman that takes [[IronButtMonkey a lot of punishment]] and apparently has [[CargoShip really bizarre sexual proclivities]]; Nami, a kleptomaniac that alternates between being an even bigger CloudCuckoolander than the rest and being the OnlySaneWoman; and Kirk Usopp, a calm British guy whom [[ButtMonkey no one cares about]], and who is shaping up to be the crew's OnlySaneMan and Sanji, a [[ChefOfIron cook]] with an [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent ambiguously gangster accent]] and a tendency to flavour his dishes [[ToiletHumor with his derrière]].
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Added more detail on this series' representation of Sanji, as per Episode 9


The Cast so far include Monkey Dee Luffy, a 45-year-old apparently Scottish pirate on the run from the law for making internet parodies; Zolo Zoro, a swordsman that takes [[IronButtMonkey a lot of punishment]] and apparently has [[CargoShip really bizarre sexual proclivities]]; Nami, a kleptomaniac that alternates between being an even bigger CloudCuckoolander than the rest and being the OnlySaneWoman; and Kirk Usopp, a calm British guy whom [[ButtMonkey no one cares about]], and is shaping up to be the crew's OnlySaneMan. Sanji the Cook made his debut in ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', but as of this writing has yet to appear in ''None Piece''.

There are currently nine episodes. Note that the original fifth episode – since de-canonized and re-labelled as "Fanfic Mode: Episode "5"/14.5", then re-labelled again, twice later on as "Episode 5-7 (Alt)" & "Episode 5-7 (One Version)" – heavily features the cast of ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', as well as an [=abridgeMENT=]-version of [[Manga/SoulEater Death the Kid]]. The dual numbering reflects how nearly half the episode has more to do with ''Code MENT'' than ''None Piece''. However, ''Soul Whatever: "Third Earth"'' [[CanonWelding seems to incorporate elements from both the crossover version and the individual episodes 5-7.]] After the release of episode 8, a 32-second alternate version of it was released five months later, while the first version was renamed "Episode 8 Spectacular." This occurred alongside the other individual episodes 5-7 being given the "Spectacular" label while the crossover episode simply became "Episodes 5-7." The new episode 8 depicted the events of episode 8 in a timeline where the crossover version of episodes 5-7 appears to have happened. It was released alongside a video where [[Manga/SoulEater Death the Kid and his father,]] having fixed a space-time anomaly in their universe, declare the problem to be "fixed." Judging by these recent events, it has become [[MindScrew increasingly difficult to actually pin down what is canon and what isn't.]]

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The Cast so far include (so far) includes: Monkey Dee Luffy, a 45-year-old apparently Scottish pirate on the run from the law for making internet parodies; Zolo Zoro, a swordsman that takes [[IronButtMonkey a lot of punishment]] and apparently has [[CargoShip really bizarre sexual proclivities]]; Nami, a kleptomaniac that alternates between being an even bigger CloudCuckoolander than the rest and being the OnlySaneWoman; and Kirk Usopp, a calm British guy whom [[ButtMonkey no one cares about]], and is shaping up to be the crew's OnlySaneMan. Sanji the Cook made OnlySaneMan and Sanji, a [[ChefOfIron cook]] with an [[WhatTheHellIsThatAccent ambiguously gangster accent]] and a tendency to flavour his debut in ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', but as of this writing has yet to appear in ''None Piece''.

dishes [[ToiletHumor with his derrière]].

There are currently nine ten episodes. Note that the original fifth episode – since de-canonized and re-labelled as "Fanfic Mode: Episode "5"/14.5", then re-labelled again, twice later on as "Episode 5-7 (Alt)" & "Episode 5-7 (One Version)" – heavily features the cast of ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', as well as an [=abridgeMENT=]-version of [[Manga/SoulEater Death the Kid]]. The dual numbering reflects how nearly half the episode has more to do with ''Code MENT'' than ''None Piece''. However, ''Soul Whatever: "Third Earth"'' [[CanonWelding seems to incorporate elements from both the crossover version and the individual episodes 5-7.]] After the release of episode 8, a 32-second alternate version of it was released five months later, while the first version was renamed "Episode 8 Spectacular." This occurred alongside the other individual episodes 5-7 being given the "Spectacular" label while the crossover episode simply became "Episodes 5-7." The new episode 8 depicted the events of episode 8 in a timeline where the crossover version of episodes 5-7 appears to have happened. It was released alongside a video where [[Manga/SoulEater Death the Kid and his father,]] having fixed a space-time anomaly in their universe, declare the problem to be "fixed." Judging by these recent events, it has become [[MindScrew increasingly difficult to actually pin down what is canon and what isn't.]]



* IronButtMonkey: Zoro. He's been run through with a sword ''twice'', fallen from the upper atmosphere through a roof onto a dance floor, and was in a helicopter crash.

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* IronButtMonkey: Zoro. He's been run through with a sword ''twice'', ''multiple times'', fallen from the upper atmosphere through a roof onto a dance floor, and was in a helicopter crash.
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* TheCameo: Creator/LittleKuriboh as Shanks in episode 3. (We don't know why he agreed either.)

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* TheCameo: Creator/LittleKuriboh as Shanks in episode 3.episodes 3 and 9. (We don't know why he agreed either.)
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* ToiletHumour: About half of episode 9 is this, starting with Sanji pooping in some guy's soup and going from there.
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There are currently eight episodes. Note that the original fifth episode – since de-canonized and re-labelled as "Fanfic Mode: Episode "5"/14.5", then re-labelled again, twice later on as "Episode 5-7 (Alt)" & "Episode 5-7 (One Version)" – heavily features the cast of ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', as well as an [=abridgeMENT=]-version of [[Manga/SoulEater Death the Kid]]. The dual numbering reflects how nearly half the episode has more to do with ''Code MENT'' than ''None Piece''. However, ''Soul Whatever: "Third Earth"'' [[CanonWelding seems to incorporate elements from both the crossover version and the individual episodes 5-7.]] After the release of episode 8, a 32-second alternate version of it was released five months later, while the first version was renamed "Episode 8 Spectacular." This occurred alongside the other individual episodes 5-7 being given the "Spectacular" label while the crossover episode simply became "Episodes 5-7." The new episode 8 depicted the events of episode 8 in a timeline where the crossover version of episodes 5-7 appears to have happened. It was released alongside a video where [[Manga/SoulEater Death the Kid and his father,]] having fixed a space-time anomaly in their universe, declare the problem to be "fixed." Judging by these recent events, it has become [[MindScrew increasingly difficult to actually pin down what is canon and what isn't.]]

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There are currently eight nine episodes. Note that the original fifth episode – since de-canonized and re-labelled as "Fanfic Mode: Episode "5"/14.5", then re-labelled again, twice later on as "Episode 5-7 (Alt)" & "Episode 5-7 (One Version)" – heavily features the cast of ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', as well as an [=abridgeMENT=]-version of [[Manga/SoulEater Death the Kid]]. The dual numbering reflects how nearly half the episode has more to do with ''Code MENT'' than ''None Piece''. However, ''Soul Whatever: "Third Earth"'' [[CanonWelding seems to incorporate elements from both the crossover version and the individual episodes 5-7.]] After the release of episode 8, a 32-second alternate version of it was released five months later, while the first version was renamed "Episode 8 Spectacular." This occurred alongside the other individual episodes 5-7 being given the "Spectacular" label while the crossover episode simply became "Episodes 5-7." The new episode 8 depicted the events of episode 8 in a timeline where the crossover version of episodes 5-7 appears to have happened. It was released alongside a video where [[Manga/SoulEater Death the Kid and his father,]] having fixed a space-time anomaly in their universe, declare the problem to be "fixed." Judging by these recent events, it has become [[MindScrew increasingly difficult to actually pin down what is canon and what isn't.]]
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''None Piece'' is a AbridgedSeries of ''Franchise/OnePiece'' by Creator/PurpleEyesWTF, who also created ''WebVideo/CodeMENT''. It can be found [[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL072C7B6DD9506FBB here.]] In comparison to most other Abridged Series, it employs extremely slick editing, a minimum of pop-culture shout-outs and self-referential humor, and [[DarkComedy disturbingly hilarious]] [[CrossingTheLineTwice jokes]] with [[SurrealHumor rarely a beginning or end]] or [[PostModern even an explanation at all]].

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''None Piece'' is a AbridgedSeries of ''Franchise/OnePiece'' by Creator/PurpleEyesWTF, [[=PurpleEyesWTF=]], who also created ''WebVideo/CodeMENT''. It can be found [[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL072C7B6DD9506FBB here.]] In comparison to most other Abridged Series, it employs extremely slick editing, a minimum of pop-culture shout-outs and self-referential humor, and [[DarkComedy disturbingly hilarious]] [[CrossingTheLineTwice jokes]] with [[SurrealHumor rarely a beginning or end]] or [[PostModern even an explanation at all]].
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''None Piece'' is a AbridgedSeries of ''Franchise/OnePiece'' by [=PurpleEyesWTF=], who also created ''WebVideo/CodeMENT''. It can be found [[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL072C7B6DD9506FBB here.]] In comparison to most other Abridged Series, it employs extremely slick editing, a minimum of pop-culture shout-outs and self-referential humor, and [[DarkComedy disturbingly hilarious]] [[CrossingTheLineTwice jokes]] with [[SurrealHumor rarely a beginning or end]] or [[PostModern even an explanation at all]].

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''None Piece'' is a AbridgedSeries of ''Franchise/OnePiece'' by [=PurpleEyesWTF=], Creator/PurpleEyesWTF, who also created ''WebVideo/CodeMENT''. It can be found [[http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL072C7B6DD9506FBB here.]] In comparison to most other Abridged Series, it employs extremely slick editing, a minimum of pop-culture shout-outs and self-referential humor, and [[DarkComedy disturbingly hilarious]] [[CrossingTheLineTwice jokes]] with [[SurrealHumor rarely a beginning or end]] or [[PostModern even an explanation at all]].
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* Everyone Has Standards: Luffy and the rest of the Straw Hats may be rude people that have zero qualms with breaking the law when it benefits them, but even they are disgusted by the idea of spaying and neutering cats. When Luffy finds out that Kuro's pirate crew goes from island to island specifically to spay and neuter cats, he destroys their ship and kills all of them.

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* Everyone Has Standards: EveryoneHasStandards: Luffy and the rest of the Straw Hats may be rude people that have zero qualms with breaking the law when it benefits them, but even they are disgusted by the idea of spaying and neutering cats. When Luffy finds out that Kuro's pirate crew goes from island to island specifically to spay and neuter cats, he destroys their ship and kills all of them.
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** Ripping off a cat's genitals (spaying and/or neutering) will cause Luffy to fly into a blind rage and give the offender a visually ironic death.


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* Everyone Has Standards: Luffy and the rest of the Straw Hats may be rude people that have zero qualms with breaking the law when it benefits them, but even they are disgusted by the idea of spaying and neutering cats. When Luffy finds out that Kuro's pirate crew goes from island to island specifically to spay and neuter cats, he destroys their ship and kills all of them.


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** When Episode 7 has Django state that Kuro's pirate crew goes from island to island to deal with cat population problems via spaying and neutering (a fairly common practice in real life), several of the Straw Hats react with visible disgust and the episode pretty much ends with Luffy killing them all.
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**Luffy actually averts this trope, unlike his original counterpart.
**Cabaji, with his [[SpecialAttack Ultimate Technique]] [[FakeSpecialAttack "Dreidels of A Thousand Jews!"]]
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** The video [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QeMNekTCpYw "The Pursuit of Happiness"]] is a crossover with None Piece, ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', ''WebVideo/NullmetalAlchemist'', ''WebVideo/DanganRonpaAbridgedThing'' and Soul Whatever. Five different Abridged series meet in a five minute long video.
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** Also, cutting off Luffy while he is talking
--> '''Luffy''': It all started many moons ago, before the time of the internet...\\
'''Naruto''': Bullshit, there's always been the internet.\\
'''Luffy''': CUT ME OFF AGAIN! SEE WHAT HAPPENS!

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* WhamLine: In Episode "5" after Usopp explains that Kaya parents [[NoodleIncident were killed by pillows]].

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* VocalDissonance: The Usopp Pirates sound like grown men despite being children.
* WhamLine: In Episode "5" after Usopp explains that Kaya Kaya's parents [[NoodleIncident were killed by pillows]].


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--> '''Luffy''': What kind of a film was ''Man in a Box I''?
--> '''Zoro''': I think it was kinda like a [[spoiler:snuff film.]]

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--> '''Luffy''': What kind type of a film was genre would you put the first ''Man in a Box I''?
Box'' in?
--> '''Zoro''': I think it was it's kinda like a [[spoiler:snuff film.]]
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-->'''Coby''': That particular naval base captured one of the most terrible pirates known to man.\\

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-->'''Coby''': ->'''Coby''': That particular naval base captured one of the most terrible pirates known to man.\\




---> Episode 2, [[ThisIsYourPremiseOnDrugs pretty much summing up how absurd the series is]].


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* BlessedAreTheCheesemakers: Episode "5".
-->'''[[WebVideo/CodeMENT Soldier #1]]:''' ''[cocks gun]'' "Do not do this."\\
'''[[ThoseTwoGuys Soldier #2]]:''' "ARE YOU KIDDING ME! LOOK AT THE VARIETY!" ''[holding a plate of cheeses]''\\
'''Soldier #1:''' "This is some bullshit."\\
'''Soldier #2:''' "You ''know'' how I get when I'm around assorted cheeses. HELP ME!"\\
'''Soldier #1:''' "The only way to help you is to eat all the cheeses before you do!"\\
'''Soldier #2:''' "Yeah, I know. Let's make this a ''[bleep]''ing competition."\\
'''Soldier #1:''' "All right, but you need to control yourself."\\
'''Soldier #2:''' "''[bleep]'' YOU! I'M ALWAYS IN CONTROL!"
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There are currently eight episodes. Note that the original fifth episode – since de-canonized and re-labelled as "Fanfic Mode: Episode "5"/14.5", then re-labelled again, twice later on as "Episode 5-7 (Alt)" & "Episode 5-7 (One Version)" – heavily features the cast of ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', as well as an [=abridgeMENT=]-version of [[Manga/SoulEater Death the Kid]]. The dual numbering reflects how nearly half the episode has more to do with ''Code MENT'' than ''None Piece''. However, ''Soul Whatever: "Third Earth"'' [[CanonWelding seems to incorporate elements from both the crossover version and the individual episodes 5-7.]] After the release of episode 8, a 32-second alternate version of it was released five months later, while the first version was renamed "Episode 8 Spectacular." This occurred alongside the other individual episodes 5-7 being given the "Spectacular" label while the crossover episode simply became "Episodes 5-7." The new episode 8 depicted the events of episode 8 in a timeline where the crossover version of episodes 5-7 appears to have happened. It was released alongside a video where [[SoulEater Death the Kid and his father,]] having fixed a space-time anomaly in their universe, declare the problem to be "fixed." Judging by these recent events, it has become [[MindScrew increasingly difficult to actually pin down what is canon and what isn't.]]

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There are currently eight episodes. Note that the original fifth episode – since de-canonized and re-labelled as "Fanfic Mode: Episode "5"/14.5", then re-labelled again, twice later on as "Episode 5-7 (Alt)" & "Episode 5-7 (One Version)" – heavily features the cast of ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', as well as an [=abridgeMENT=]-version of [[Manga/SoulEater Death the Kid]]. The dual numbering reflects how nearly half the episode has more to do with ''Code MENT'' than ''None Piece''. However, ''Soul Whatever: "Third Earth"'' [[CanonWelding seems to incorporate elements from both the crossover version and the individual episodes 5-7.]] After the release of episode 8, a 32-second alternate version of it was released five months later, while the first version was renamed "Episode 8 Spectacular." This occurred alongside the other individual episodes 5-7 being given the "Spectacular" label while the crossover episode simply became "Episodes 5-7." The new episode 8 depicted the events of episode 8 in a timeline where the crossover version of episodes 5-7 appears to have happened. It was released alongside a video where [[SoulEater [[Manga/SoulEater Death the Kid and his father,]] having fixed a space-time anomaly in their universe, declare the problem to be "fixed." Judging by these recent events, it has become [[MindScrew increasingly difficult to actually pin down what is canon and what isn't.]]
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* AmusingInjuries: In episode 2, Nami breaks her ankle, and cusses a blue streak. She's voiced by a guy doing an awful falsetto.
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** In Episode 8, Nami grabs a dropped gun and suggests to Usopp that they go wake up Zoro (who fell into a coma after pissing off the narrator). A few scenes later, Zoro casually walks into the scene and asks who shot him.
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The Cast so far include Monkey D Luffy, a 45-year-old apparently Scottish pirate on the run from the law for making internet parodies; Zolo Zoro, a swordsman that takes [[IronButtMonkey a lot of punishment]] and apparently has [[CargoShip really bizarre sexual proclivities]]; Nami, a kleptomaniac that alternates between being an even bigger CloudCuckoolander than the rest and being the OnlySaneWoman; and Kirk Usopp, a calm British guy whom [[ButtMonkey no one cares about]], and is shaping up to be the crew's OnlySaneMan. Sanji the Cook made his debut in ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', but as of this writing has yet to appear in ''None Piece''.

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The Cast so far include Monkey D Dee Luffy, a 45-year-old apparently Scottish pirate on the run from the law for making internet parodies; Zolo Zoro, a swordsman that takes [[IronButtMonkey a lot of punishment]] and apparently has [[CargoShip really bizarre sexual proclivities]]; Nami, a kleptomaniac that alternates between being an even bigger CloudCuckoolander than the rest and being the OnlySaneWoman; and Kirk Usopp, a calm British guy whom [[ButtMonkey no one cares about]], and is shaping up to be the crew's OnlySaneMan. Sanji the Cook made his debut in ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', but as of this writing has yet to appear in ''None Piece''.
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The Cast so far include Monkey D[[spoiler:ee]]. Luffy, a 45-year-old apparently Scottish pirate on the run from the law for making internet parodies; Zolo Zoro, a swordsman that takes [[IronButtMonkey a lot of punishment]] and apparently has [[CargoShip really bizarre sexual proclivities]]; Nami, a kleptomaniac that alternates between being an even bigger CloudCuckoolander than the rest and being the OnlySaneWoman; and Kirk Usopp, a calm British guy whom [[ButtMonkey no one cares about]], and is shaping up to be the crew's OnlySaneMan. Sanji the Cook made his debut in ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', but as of this writing has yet to appear in ''None Piece''.

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The Cast so far include Monkey D[[spoiler:ee]]. D Luffy, a 45-year-old apparently Scottish pirate on the run from the law for making internet parodies; Zolo Zoro, a swordsman that takes [[IronButtMonkey a lot of punishment]] and apparently has [[CargoShip really bizarre sexual proclivities]]; Nami, a kleptomaniac that alternates between being an even bigger CloudCuckoolander than the rest and being the OnlySaneWoman; and Kirk Usopp, a calm British guy whom [[ButtMonkey no one cares about]], and is shaping up to be the crew's OnlySaneMan. Sanji the Cook made his debut in ''WebVideo/CodeMENT'', but as of this writing has yet to appear in ''None Piece''.

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