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A new weapon, a more powerful Luffy and a ninja trying to save the entire island in an ingenious way — these are just some of the exciting things fans can look forward to in "One Piece" , according to leaked panels and spoilers that are available online. Eiichiro Oda, the legendary mangaka behind the hit series "One Piece," hypes fans again in Chapter by showing Luffy holding a bolt of lightning in his hands while preparing to launch an attack against Kaido. Based on one of the "One Piece" panels shared by OroJapan on Twitter, fans will still see Luffy in his Gear 5 form, but the revived version appears to be a lot more potent than the first one shown in the previous chapter. Luffy has not used any weapon in any of his significant fights over the past years, so it will be quite interesting for fans to see him level up this way. While the first five pages of the upcoming manga installment center on the battle between Luffy and Kaido, around nine pages of it focus on Raizo and other members of the Minks-Pirates-Ninjas-Samurai alliance. In the upcoming chapter, Raizo works with Jimbei to put out the fire that threatens to engulf the entire Onigashima island.
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Weakness compels strength, betrayal begets blood … Ninja Assassin
The leading actor, Ichikawa Raizo, was from a noble family of kabuki actors. He was at the height of his popularity at the time, famous for his clean-cut looks—a handsome star actor. That all took a sudden turn with this film, however, when he gave an amazing performance as a reserved student with a gloomy personality caused by his stutter.
The atmosphere between film studios in Tokyo and Kyoto was completely different. I personally felt a little scared going to Kyoto. Once I got there, it was indeed scary. See, even in the context of Kyoto, Toei Kyoto and Daiei Kyoto had a totally different feel from one another.
In the case of Conflagration , Ichikawa Kon personally approached me. The setting of the film was about two men with insecurities who live their lives in two opposite ways. It was very fascinating. I was handicapped and Raizo had a stutter. But while I did have that shortcoming, I used it as a weapon—I was a student with a nihilistic outlook on the world.
Raizo, on the other hand, played this very introverted, naive role. There was camaraderie but also competition between the two characters—I guess you could say we bullied each another. Well, to be fair, my role was pretty much just all bully. Playing those sorts of roles with strong insecurities is in my nature, so I had a lot of fun doing that role. Ichikawa Raizo was from the world kabuki , and he was very much an intellectual. He was similar to a shingeki actor—that is, he came across as a bit different from those people who I would call the old school Kyoto actors.
We would often drink together once we were done with shooting for the day. He was from a kabuki background and I was a shingeki guy—since we were two very different people shooting the same movie, we took the opportunity of discussing things like acting and the differences in our work. While we only appeared in that one film together, we got along extremely well.
Director Ichikawa Kon produced works that went beyond everyday realism. In the case of Conflagration , before I went in for my first day of filming I took it upon myself to secretly observe people suffering from polio, watching how they walked and talked. However, on my first day when I did that scene where I make my first appearance at the playground, Ichikawa pulled me aside.
But for this reason, I enter the scene walking in a very exaggerated way. He was also someone who could be very quick to insult you. When it was time to begin, everyone knew the script. This was true for Mifune, for Raizo… Everyone worked like that. But this one time I wanted to check up on something, and so I was at the studio reading the script when someone slapped me on the back. I turned to look and it was Director Kon.
A lot of directors were like that. Give it your best shot. He was so good at directing newcomers, too. On another movie we did, there was this young actress who had a big role in it.
Kon gave her his instructions. In this comical story about an older man who drives his wife and his young acquaintance to become intimate as he enjoys secretly observing their developing relationship, Nakadai played the young acquaintance in a devil-may-care fashion.
He acted alongside two superstars in the film: in the role of the older man was Nakamura Ganjiro—who was later designed as a Living National Treasure —and in the role of his wife was Kyo Machiko.
Right around the time of Odd Obsession , they were beginning to switch from black-and-white to technicolor. People are going to be able to see that sort of thing. That was funny. I actually quite like that sort of thing.
Sure, I can play the man of justice, too. But I really like doing characters that have some kind of a negative like that about them. I found Nakamura Ganjiro to be just amazing. Sure, he was a leading figure in kabuki theater in the Kansai area, but he was extremely candid.
There was zero sense of the social rules of kabuki or whatnot about him—he was exactly like his character in Odd Obsession. Meeting Kyo Machiko, she was so quiet and so very subdued—she gave me the impression of being the exact opposite of her role.
And yet, you could just sense something emitting from her outward appearance; from her physique. At the time, Daiei Studios Kyoto were well-known worldwide for their technical prowess. In , however, Daiei declared bankruptcy. Nakadai had deep ties with them, and he went on to appear in a great number of their films and TV productions. I first met art designer Nishioka Yoshinobu, the president of Eizo Kyoto, during the making of Conflagration.
Same goes for cameraman Miyagawa Kazuo. The film production folks in Kyoto were true craftsmen. That is why we got along so well. Nishioka, for instance, had done a lot of research into ancient buildings and so he could create amazing sets.
The same held true for their filming department, the lighting department, everything. They had that sort of artisan-like, old school mentality that seemed to really fit Kyoto. I worked on many productions with Nishioka and whenever I walked on his set, it felt like I was genuinely a person from that era. It was sobering. That made it easy for me to play the role, too.
Taking with him to Kyoto some young actors of Mumeijuku—the acting school that Nakadai himself supervises—including Ryu Daisuke, Yakusho Koji, and Masuoka Toru, he handpicked them to appear in the productions alongside him. Back in those days, I was telling all those youngsters to just hurry up and get themselves to a film studio.
You guys need to get to work. Yakusho, Ryu, Masuoka—people started talking about them because they would show up at the studio even before the security guards. Through that sharing of opinions, we actually became friends. And I obviously had Mumeijuku and these promising newcomers like Yakusho, Masuoka, and Ryu, so I could just ask them if they could use them in our productions, too.
Mumeijuku was only just in its early stages so there was a lot of enthusiasm. It was a pretty fun time in that regard, too. Director Inoue, Producer Nomura, the staff at Eizo Kyoto… We did some good work together through that sort of communication and teamwork.
Subsequently known as the Kyoto Studio Park , the location with the highest number of period dramas shot in Japan was Toei Studios Kyoto. Three Yakuza was an omnibus film that likened the life of a yakuza to the seasons. I personally really love this film. He was just a true film artisan, always laughing. I feel that he could be a very interesting director when he was shooting some form of entertainment. Toei Kyoto was a film studio with a focus on period dramas, so I believe they had an aversion to actors from a shingeki background.
Another pain in the ass to deal with. I said hello and got into the dressing room. I personally loved the Toei period dramas of people like Kataoka Chiezo and I was looking forward to meeting stars like that.
Yet, when I walked in there was no one there—everyone had their own separate dressing rooms. I got my make-up done all alone in a dressing room that had been specifically prepared for me, some random actor from Tokyo! In any case, those small-time actors at Toei Studios Kyoto—they were intense. That could be a bit scary in the beginning. Well, I did get used to it though. For women, the similar advice they often got was to never admit they could drink. There was that kind of roughness about the place.
But then that roughness was also what made it so much fun. There were definitely those kinds of traces of the traditional, old school ways present. It was a totally different atmosphere compared to the Tokyo studios of Toho or Shochiku, for example. That atmosphere was like a symbol of the Kyoto period drama scene as a whole. Back in Tokyo, not even someone like Mifune would have assistants. Having come from a stage theater background, I already possessed that knowledge.
His direction, of course, but also the camerawork, the lighting, the casting—it was all perfect. There was Mikuni first of all, Tanba Tetsuro, Iwashita Shima… The actors all had perfect command of the period drama medium. And the sound recording was incredible, too. That is just how perfect everything about it was.
That cruel harakiri scene symbolizes the absurdity of society as a whole, and showing it thoroughly in all its cruelty is what makes the following revenge scenes so effective. The protagonist of this film is a middle-aged man who has just had a grandchild. In playing the character, Nakadai—who was only 29 years old at the time—narrates his dialogue in a very low voice that almost seems to resound from the depths of the earth, giving the role an age-appropriate realism.
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I knew pretty much exactly what to expect when I walked in to the screening of Ninja Assasin tonight. A glossy, slick, maybe even a little homoerotic, action film with a wafer thin plot and lots of CGI enhanced action. And I got exactly that. Raizo was trained as a killer from childhood by a legendary but highly secret Ozunu clan. They are ruthless in their teachings, to strip away emotion you see and Raizo is one of the top ass kickers in the group. But a man's spirit is fickle when it comes to poon when he falls for a pretty little lady in the clan and ultimately ruins a life time of training to be the perfect assassin in a matter of day. She melts his cold heart but when she is executed by the clan for trying to escape Raizo rebels against his peeps and disappears, waiting for the chance to strike a lethal blow to the organization. Years later a cute Interpol agent called Mika, who is investigating ninjas for some reason, is able to track down Raizo in Berlin but calls attention to herself and becomes a target of the evil Ozunu clan who will stop at nothing to shower her with shurikens and assorted sharp metal objects. Hilarity ensues. The biggest weakness of this film is the story and the script.
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The leading actor, Ichikawa Raizo, was from a noble family of kabuki actors. He was at the height of his popularity at the time, famous for his clean-cut looks—a handsome star actor. That all took a sudden turn with this film, however, when he gave an amazing performance as a reserved student with a gloomy personality caused by his stutter. The atmosphere between film studios in Tokyo and Kyoto was completely different. I personally felt a little scared going to Kyoto. Once I got there, it was indeed scary.
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May 27, by Syphin 2 Comments. Looking at Yamato as a character, Oda-sensei introduced them in a very specific way that directed him toward Luffy. In order to make a case for Yamato remaining in Wano, the narrative would need to entrench Yamato and his desires within the plot threads of Wano but as at chapter , that has not yet happened potentially it still could. Rather, Yamato leaving with Luffy has only been reinforced.
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