[damanwithdaskillz]

Originally Posted by tsugomaru

What? WHAT?! WHAT?!?!

One Piece is not a meaningless pile of crap. You clearly did not watch the Japanese version, and if you did, now all your opinions to me are void. If you can't even understand the simple moral that the author lays out for everyone in One Piece, you cannot possibly understand anything about anything.

EDIT:

Okay, now that I have calmed down from my initial shock, I understand what happened a little bit. You watched the English version, I can tell because you're quoting the American theme song. However, if you are going to let something as minor as a name get in your way of watching One Piece, you have no right to make claims about how good an anime is. One Piece is filled with action that far surpasses any I've seen before. Although none of it is what I would like to call "scary violence", every character fighting style is different and always interesting to watch. If you want to get analytical about it, everything each character does in a fight is meaningful. Which is far from what you claim, meaningless.

One Piece doesn't make you cry? You can't be serious. I rarely cry or shed a tear for most books because they fail to portray a message to give me a reason to be sad. I've lost few people that are important to me in my life so it's hard to feel or even imagine the pain of a dying parent or friend. Books, comics, and movies may try to illustrate to me what happens when events like these happen, but few have succeeded. One Piece is one of the few comics that have illustrated it in a way that has meaning to me.

It's hard to describe every single aspect of One Piece that makes it so great. The two examples I gave were the easiest for me to think. If I had more time, I would most definitely written more, but I just don't have that luxury. All I have to say is One Piece is far from the worse and the reasons you gave are not legitimate reasons to give proof that the show sucks.

~Tsugomaru

I've watched the Japanese version many times, I still don't like it, at all