My favourite arc as of now would have to be the Arlong Arc. That arc was really awesome! Arlong is a really great villain, also really badass!


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Alabasta had an epic ending that I can watch a lot of times though.Gyt Kaliba wrote:Arlong is probably my favorite arc too. Just long enough to be really awesome, not overly dragged out like some other storylines can be...like Alabasta. Dear god, Alabasta. Especially in the anime.
I actually think I could sit through any version of the Namek/Freeza material again, even the season 3 dub, around the clock until I finished it, easier than I could sit through any version of Alabasta around the clock.
Well, One Piece starts really slow and boring. i didn't like it until Arlong arc, which starts on chapter 69, volume 8. it was a good series.Baggie_Saiyan wrote:Just started reading Volume 1. Don't like the art style one bit and the humour whilst not forced doesn't feel all that natural either, for example the bit where Luffy cuts himself. Can't make much of a conclusion up on Oda yet, but I'm not exactly in a rush to finish Volume 1 either.
kei17 wrote:Why are you sure?thatdbzguy wrote:I'm pretty sure most of us can agree here that One Piece is a better, more tightly written series than Dragon Ball.
Anyway, I definitely don't want to see a sob story with the DB characters we know constantly crying ridiculously loud over something about friends.
Ooooooh XDDDDD, here comes the one piece fans making accounts on kanzenshuu to bash dbz XDDragonBalllKaiHD wrote:No, because One Piece is terrible. Dragon Ball is better than One Piece in almost every way. I've said it many times and I'll say it again- One Piece doesn't deserve the honor of being the best shounen manga in the world. It's mediocre at its best. If anything, it would be better if Toriyama wrote One Piece instead.
Plenty of folks here are also One Piece fans. It's not so absolutely bizarre that someone doesn't like it at all, and they're entitled to that opinion. Neither series needs a defense force.Black_Liger wrote:Ooooooh XDDDDD, here comes the one piece fans making accounts on kanzenshuu to bash dbz XD
I knowVegettoEX wrote:Plenty of folks here are also One Piece fans. It's not so absolutely bizarre that someone doesn't like it at all, and they're entitled to that opinion. Neither series needs a defense force.Black_Liger wrote:Ooooooh XDDDDD, here comes the one piece fans making accounts on kanzenshuu to bash dbz XD
If Toriyama wrote Dragon Ball there would be no amazing world building, there would be no imaginative looking islands, there would be no devil fruits giving people various uniques powers, everyone would fight using the same techniques, it would be rushed, it's story inconsistent and characters who died wouldn't actually stay dead and their deaths rendered meaningless.DragonBalllKaiHD wrote:No, because One Piece is terrible. Dragon Ball is better than One Piece in almost every way. I've said it many times and I'll say it again- One Piece doesn't deserve the honor of being the best shounen manga in the world. It's mediocre at its best. If anything, it would be better if Toriyama wrote One Piece instead.
For me I knew One Piece was going to be great from when Zoro fought Mihawk and it only got better from there.rereboy wrote:Most One Piece critics don't even know One Piece that well. That's pretty important since most fans admit that it took a while for One Piece to actually click for them, often a great deal of volumes.
If One Piece takes eight volumes to get good that's probably a good sign it isn't really worth the time. Eight volumes is a half of a day's worth of reading to devote to a single comic just to justify reading it "when it gets good."rereboy wrote:Most One Piece critics don't even know One Piece that well. That's pretty important since most fans admit that it took a while for One Piece to actually click for them, often a great deal of volumes.
One Piece is good from the get go, from volume 6 onwards is when it gets greatJulieYBM wrote:If One Piece takes eight volumes to get good that's probably a good sign it isn't really worth the time. Eight volumes is a half of a day's worth of reading to devote to a single comic just to justify reading it "when it gets good."rereboy wrote:Most One Piece critics don't even know One Piece that well. That's pretty important since most fans admit that it took a while for One Piece to actually click for them, often a great deal of volumes.
Rocketman wrote:"Shonen" basically means "stupid sentimental shit" anyway, so it's ok to be anti-shonen.