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* {{Woolseyism}}: In episode 2 when Buggy reveals his nicknames to the Straw Hat Pirates, Luffy bets that everyone knows who he is, to which Buggy, under the impression of Luffy making a word pun between "knows" and "nose", furiously demands if the Straw Hat Pirate was making fun of his nose. In the (Latin American) Spanish Dub, Luffy says that the last nickname Buggy reveals has an interesting nuance or "matiz" in Spanish, causing Buggy to think Luffy was mocking his nose or "nariz".
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* {{Woolseyism}}: In episode 2 when Buggy reveals his nicknames to the Straw Hat Pirates, Luffy bets that everyone knows who he is, to which Buggy, under the impression of Luffy making a word pun between "knows" and "nose", furiously demands if the Straw Hat Pirate was making fun of his nose. In order to make the homophone pun work, the (Latin American) Spanish Dub, Dub has Luffy says say that the last nickname Buggy reveals has an interesting nuance or "matiz" in Spanish, causing Buggy to think Luffy was mocking his nose or "nariz".
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* Woolseyism: In episode 2 when Buggy reveals his nicknames to the Straw Hat Pirates, Luffy bets that everyone knows who he is, to which Buggy, under the impression of Luffy making a word pun between "knows" and "nose", furiously demands if the Straw Hat Pirate was making fun of his nose. In the (Latin American) Spanish Dub, Luffy says that the last nickname Buggy reveals has an interesting nuance or "matiz" in Spanish, causing Buggy to think Luffy was mocking his nose or "nariz".
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* Woolseyism: {{Woolseyism}}: In episode 2 when Buggy reveals his nicknames to the Straw Hat Pirates, Luffy bets that everyone knows who he is, to which Buggy, under the impression of Luffy making a word pun between "knows" and "nose", furiously demands if the Straw Hat Pirate was making fun of his nose. In the (Latin American) Spanish Dub, Luffy says that the last nickname Buggy reveals has an interesting nuance or "matiz" in Spanish, causing Buggy to think Luffy was mocking his nose or "nariz".
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* Woolseyism: In episode 2 when Buggy reveals his nicknames to the Straw Hat Pirates, Luffy bets that everyone knows who he is, to which Buggy, under the impression of Luffy making a word pun between "knows" and "nose", furiously demands if the Straw Hat Pirate was making fun of his nose. In the (Latin American) Spanish Dub, Luffy says that the last nickname Buggy reveals has an interesting nuance or "matiz" in Spanish, causing Buggy to think Luffy was mocking his nose or "nariz".
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** Buggy is far more evil and darker in the show than he was in the anime or manga, yet he is generally regarded as one of the strongest highlights of the show because of these reasons, combined with Jeff Ward's delectable performance making him an absolute joy to watch.
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** Buggy is far more evil and darker in the show than he was in the anime or manga, yet he is generally regarded as one of the strongest highlights of the show because of these reasons, combined with Jeff Ward's delectable performance making him an absolute joy to watch. And regarding the latter, fans have praised how Jeff was able to give Buggy [[Comicbook/TheJoker Joker-esque vibes]] while also not making him PracticallyJoker.
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** Alexander Maniatis has received nothing but praise from fans for his portrayal as Kuro, perfectly capturing the character's smug, sinister personality.
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** Alexander Maniatis has received nothing but praise from fans for his portrayal as Kuro, perfectly capturing the character's smug, sinister personality.personality while also subtly giving off an air of genuine menace.
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* BrokenBase: Whether the Syrup Village arc is better or worse than its manga counterpart. People who like the changes cite Kuro's plan being less convoluted, the atmosphere, Kuro feeling like more like a threat than in the manga, and Merry not surviving Kuro's attempt on his life as positive changes. Detractors think Usopp was shafted by being unable to fight Kuro as effectively as he did in the manga, that Jango's exclusion makes the arc less fun, that the Black Cat Pirates neglecting to kill Zoro when they had the chance makes them seem incompetent, and that certain details of Kuro's plan still don't make sense.
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** The series' bombastic rendition of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8H2Xaa9sN4g&pp=ygUYd2UgYXJlIG9uZSBwaWVjZSBuZXRmbGl4 We Are!]]" which plays when the Straw Hats set sail on the Going Merry, and after the crew have all pledged their dreams during the barrel scene.
** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qis5zUBA_sk&pp=ygUQbXkgc2FpbHMgYXJlIHNldA%3D%3D My Sails Are Set]]", a song that doubles as Nami's ImageSong and also plays in the final episode, sung by [[Music/AuroraSinger Aurora]].
** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qis5zUBA_sk&pp=ygUQbXkgc2FpbHMgYXJlIHNldA%3D%3D My Sails Are Set]]", a song that doubles as Nami's ImageSong and also plays in the final episode, sung by [[Music/AuroraSinger Aurora]].
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** The series' bombastic rendition of "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8H2Xaa9sN4g&pp=ygUYd2UgYXJlIG9uZSBwaWVjZSBuZXRmbGl4 com/watch?v=8H2Xaa9sN4g We Are!]]" which plays when the Straw Hats set sail on the Going Merry, and after the crew have all pledged their dreams during the barrel scene.
** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qis5zUBA_sk&pp=ygUQbXkgc2FpbHMgYXJlIHNldA%3D%3D com/watch?v=qis5zUBA_sk My Sails Are Set]]", a song that doubles as Nami's ImageSong and also plays in the final episode, sung by [[Music/AuroraSinger Aurora]].
** "[[https://www.youtube.
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** Luffy's stretching scenes, while not perfect, are still hailed as a ''significant'' improvement over previous attempts to depict stretchy humans, such as in ''Film/FantasticFour2005''. This is especially notable after the [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse MCU]] - which doesn't usually shy away from effects-heavy sequences - outright abandoned the effort for ''Series/MsMarvel2022'', completely changing the main character's power set.
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** Luffy's stretching scenes, while not perfect, are still hailed as a ''significant'' improvement over all previous attempts to depict stretchy humans, such as in ''Film/FantasticFour2005''. This is especially notable after the [[Franchise/MarvelCinematicUniverse MCU]] - which doesn't usually shy away from effects-heavy sequences - outright abandoned the effort for ''Series/MsMarvel2022'', completely changing the main character's power set.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Because the adaptation didn't keep a few moments of Usopp showing off his sniping skills, and his fight with Chew got simplified, many fans and new viewers were disappointed that him being a PluckyComicRelief took most of his screentime in the first season.
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* TheyChangedItNowItSucks: Because the adaptation didn't keep a few moments of Usopp showing off his sniping skills, and his fight with Chew got simplified, many some fans and new viewers were disappointed that him being a PluckyComicRelief took most of his screentime in the first season.
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** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qis5zUBA_sk&pp=ygUQbXkgc2FpbHMgYXJlIHNldA%3D%3D My Sails Are Set]]", a song that doubles as Nami's ImageSong and also plays in the final episode, sung by Aurora from ''Series/TheWitcher2019''.
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** "[[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qis5zUBA_sk&pp=ygUQbXkgc2FpbHMgYXJlIHNldA%3D%3D My Sails Are Set]]", a song that doubles as Nami's ImageSong and also plays in the final episode, sung by Aurora from ''Series/TheWitcher2019''.[[Music/AuroraSinger Aurora]].
