5 Characters Absent in One Piece Live Action
The One Piece live-action series can be considered one of the most successful live-action adaptations to date. Overseen directly by Eiichiro Oda, the series adapts the first five arcs of the East Blue Saga.
While the series features the same basic story with the same main characters, there are some characters absent from this live-action adaptation. Here are five characters missing from the One Piece live-action. Let's take a look!
1. Hatchan
Hatchan is actually a very important character, especially in the Sabaody Archipelago Arc. It was he who provoked Luffy into striking a World Noble, causing chaos in Sabaody. It's unfortunate that he is absent from the Arlong Park Arc in the live-action.
2. Johnny and Yosaku
Although they only appear briefly, Johnny and Yosaku actually have quite important roles. They remind Nami of Arlong, leading Nami to steal the Going Merry to return to her village. They also briefly accompany the Straw Hat Pirates and participate in the battle against the Arlong Pirates at Arlong Park.
3. Gaimon
While Gaimon may seem like a filler character, he is actually a canon character. However, Gaimon doesn't have a significant impact on the storyline. Therefore, there are no major changes even if he is not included in the live action.
4. Jango
Jango is a skilled hypnotist. In the Syrup Village Arc, he hypnotizes Kaya into writing a will. Despite his significant role, Jango is absent from the live-action adaptation.
5. Richie
However, Mohji doesn't have a very significant role in the live action. He only appears briefly and doesn't have a major impact. Therefore, Richie's absence in the live action also doesn't greatly affect the series.
Considering the duration, it's reasonable for the live-action not to include all characters. The live-action had to omit some characters due to their limited number of episodes. So, what are your thoughts on the absence of these five characters mentioned above?
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