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One Piece eps 761/762 | This arc is so good! We do not want to wait till Monday! :))

🕑 Added 2025-07-18 19:17:09 +0000 UTC

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PegasusDragon

Epic episodes!!! <3

Happy

Bege working under Big Mom i think goes back to what Law said a while back ago, in the new world to survive you either form an alliance to fight the Yonko's or you work/live under them

Cheddah Slammer

Strawhat's showed up at the right time, and you have to give props to Chopper for saving everyone.

Nesz Vids (Eric Perez)

Fun fact i was working in the Ziegfeld theater where kung fu hustle premiered in nyc and stephen chow was there.. it was pretty dope. Ive also seen it god knows how many times . Yo Jason....you have great taste my friend !

Trey Sacco

What’s funny Jason is this show is STILL getting better and better. Like it’s kind of unheard of but this has been peaking for a while and I don’t know when it’s going to stop 😂

James McGee

When Caesar does the neutralizing gas attack..he called it roko which is koro ( poison gas attack) backwards

Adam V.

31:35-32:00

theshittycook

Stephen Chow also directed Kung Fu Hustle. BTW, Bruce Lee is his number one idol. Stephen got into the movie industry completely because of him. In multiple interviews, he’s said Bruce changed his life, and he’s always tried to carry on his spirit and philosophy through his own films. He even said once, “Without Bruce Lee, there would be no me today.” Even though they never met — since Bruce passed away so young — Stephen has paid tribute to him in so many ways on screen. Such as (but not limited to): In Shaolin Soccer, the goalie wears the same yellow-and-black tracksuit Bruce wore in Game of Death, and copies his iconic moves and kicks. In Kung Fu Hustle, Stephen Chow’s character appears shirtless in a white top and black pants — a look that combines elements from Bruce Lee’s appearance in The Big Boss and Way of the Dragon.

theshittycook

I’m keeping your dad and your whole family in my thoughts and prayers. I truly relate to what you're going through. Earlier this year, I flew across half the globe to spend some time with my mom during the New Year, after her cancer diagnosis — never imagining how little time we had left. When she suddenly fell into a coma, I booked the next flight — but I didn’t make it in time to be by her side. I’m grateful, though, that I was able to say goodbye over FaceTime just before I boarded the plane. Life is so unpredictable. All we can really do is try to live without regret — to do good, to ourselves and to others, as much as we can. We’re nakama — even if we can’t do much, I hope we can still walk alongside each other emotionally through both joyful and difficult times. Take things at your own pace. If plans need to change at the last minute, that’s totally okay. Just know we’re here for you.