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In the new episode of the anime, everyone is focusing on the wonderful scenes of the Nine Heroes raiding Kaido and Yamato Luffy, but as a fan of Peros Perot, I really want to give the animation team a thumbs up for The addition of Lipe in this episode.
From the previous episode trailer, it has been released that Pey successfully catches the swooping Marko's blow and stirs up a huge wave. This sentence added a few frames, and this collision looks really imposing. The animation team's patching up this off-screen battle in this episode really helped Pei earn cards - of course, personally, I think this has always been underestimated Pei deserves.
From the perspective of adding the plot itself, Pey and Marco's reappearance in the manga is directly in a confluence state, and the animation here supplements the plot where the two first met on the waterfall when they first met, which is very reasonable, and the image and personality of Pey are vividly reflected.
In the later comics, Marko said that it was peixian's cooperation, but think about it, if the original pei of the animation had been willing to cooperate with a relatively peaceful attitude from the beginning, although it can also be explained from the perspective of his knowledge of current affairs, trickery and not eating immediate losses - after all, it is the obvious disadvantage of ground to air, plus it is a very bad sea for those who are capable, facing the top combat strength of the former emperor and vice president - but obviously this kind of direct cooperation is not in line with Pei's proud and vengeful personality. Although Pei is scheming, he is actually not afraid of battle, and he does have a certain strength.
So it makes sense for him to make a few moves with Marco, who has attacked directly before asking for cooperation. Animation does the same:
Take a frame-by-frame screenshot of this impact:
↑ Marco rushed forward
↑ Pai blocked it hard with a candy wand
↑ Stir up the shock wave of the first round (at this time the candy slug is still in normal form)
↑ Huge waves swept around
↑ The wave spreads at the same time, and the visible confrontation continues (at this time, the candy slug has changed its form)
↑ Wrestling continues, Marko's undead bird ability produces a flash effect (candy slugs are squashed (a little cute))
↑ Glow Burst, Second Shock Effect
↑↓ The stirred waves fall - Pei is still stable, and the candy slugs are back to their original state
Pei managed to fend off a seemingly powerful blow from Marco, the force of which could be seen from the blasting effects around him and the sea that was shaken several stories high. Pei's arm strength, especially one of the arms or candy prosthetics, is very strong, the reaction here is also good, and after the impact, the candy slugs under Pei's feet have also been squashed for a while and still maintain their form, which shows his ability to manipulate the candy creation and the toughness of the creation itself (of course, when encountering non-fire attacks, the heat is blind... ）。
Immediately after, Pei's sentence to Marco is "really annoying", if you think about it moderately, it may be understood that the animation has done this scene is not the first wave of confrontation between the two, Marco may have already had a few moves with Pei, so Pei said that the other party is endless, "really annoying". But in any case, Pei responded calmly and face-to-face with marco's offensive in the context of ground-to-air without any strategic advantage, and did not let the other side take too much advantage, did not get beaten up and fell into the sea, and was in the mood to say harshly, "What are you white-bearded remnants here for?" ”
So, the topic turned to BIG MOM's alliance with Kaido, and Pey immediately angrily retorted that "I had no intention of joining forces with that monster", "I came to destroy the alliance", and "flew away" Marco, who had originally fought with his lollipop staff.
Then, Pai, who said "That guy is just an obstacle", turned to Marco on the other side for a second, "You too, I can't spare you!" "What a tough and arrogant one! He also called back the embers, Marko, and Luffy who had been alone in the candy slugs before and put themselves on the candy slugs. Not only do you take a tough stance behind people's backs, but you will never instigate them when you encounter them in person.
The following topics and mood twists and expressions are wonderful. The expression changed from a second of anger to a smile (although it was still very ill-intentioned), and Pei, whose brain was turning quickly, immediately thought of a countermeasure.
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The twist of the conversation is also a stroke of genius.
"I can't spare you... Although I would like to say this, I am not a fool, the other party is the fourth emperor after all. ”
Sigh. One second it was harsh and harsh, the next it was a step back — or a gesture of concession , so that both sides could at least maintain some superficially acceptable state of "peace" and thus form an exchange. This turn was very smooth and cunning, and the words at both ends made him say: the harsh words had actually been released, and the tough attitude was also bright. But retract the conversation a little and give both sides a step down.
Then he picked up the very convincing logic that you and I have a common enemy and that "the enemy of the enemy is a friend", and made his clever proposal.
The swift and cunning response identified by the official seal of Pei Sheng Kari, coupled with the super revenge and non-loss in the face of the enemy shown in the previous plot, is quite well highlighted in the few lines designed by the animation team.
Moreover, Pei Yanfeng turned there, using "I wanted to say this, or did not say it (but in fact, I have already said it)" this seemingly clumsy and pediatric trick of the heart and eye disgusting people, but also exposed the inner thoughts, seemingly unwise, but in fact, he said so is very considerate, and finally proved to be very effective. Because for Marco, a sea thief who has experienced great winds and waves, trying to deceive the other party by deliberately concealing his purpose will obviously only be self-defeating and counterproductive. Pei decided decisively to open the skylight and say something bright: I can't spare you, but this does not delay our cooperation in order to deal with the common enemy first.
After the phrase "I have a good proposal," Pai's confrontation with Marco ends with the interspersed lines in Pey's mind and the lines in his mouth—discussed here with Good Old Age.
"It is big MOM Pirates who want to dominate this world, and it is Mom who wants to become One Piece." This sentence is Pei's mental activity, and the evidence is that when this passage in the animation sounds, Pei's lips do not move at all. And the screen switches to a scene elsewhere.
Then, "Get in the way, all, kill." This sentence looks a lot like the last half of the sentence "kill" This part of Pei really has to say it, and here you can see that the mouth moves with the recitation of the line.
At this time, although Pei intends to seek cooperation, he naturally still has a ghost fetus, and has not said everything thoroughly, the direct effect of his proposed alliance is to help him get rid of the current entanglement and successfully land on the island, and the long-term significance is of course to use Marco to achieve his ultimate goal: to benefit the BIG MOM Pirates. But there is no need to tell Markomine about this. So the words were only half said.
As a result, we all know that Pey's clever tongue allowed him to successfully persuade Marko. In this paragraph, the plot added by the animation gives Pei three highlights:
1. Strength value: In the face of Marco's more serious attack, Pei did not fear to fight, and also came and went back and forth after a few moves without falling behind. To know that Marco is very aware of the difficulty of the BIG MOM pirate group, he has a solid friendship with Luffy, so in Marko's position, it is reasonable that he needs to solve the Peros Perot of the Xia family who will definitely add chaos to Luffy as soon as possible, and he and Pei must be running to solve the purpose of the other party as soon as possible, even if it will not go all out, but at least it is impossible to be too ruthless. In this case, Pei also stabilized his position under strategic disadvantage. It can be seen that the 700 million sea thieves also have two brushes.
2. Improvisational Cunning: Paige immediately grasps the main contradiction between a few conversations with Marko, who harbors a new vendetta and an old grudge: Kaido is their common enemy. This was proposed to Marko. Faced with an unexpected situation, he quickly came up with a flexible mind to come up with a solution to the immediate and longer-term problems. And his switch from harsh words to negotiations is naturally smooth, and the strategy he chooses is also very effective: to a certain extent, he is open and honest, neither does he put his posture too low and arouses suspicion, nor does he know how to change it. At the same time, he still kept his eyes open and did not reveal his true purpose (of course, shrewd and sophisticated, such as Marco 80% can guess). As a result, Pey proposed a temporary cooperation as he wished.
3. Loyalty to the mother: In the animation, Pei said that "will make the mother the king of the Shanghai Thief" is a psychological activity, so it should not be a lie or an insincere beautiful word, this line echoes the same words of Pey and Marco after meeting his mother at the main entrance of the ghost island in the later comics, but here it is more prominent that he is sincere. Of course, Pai has his own small calculations and ambitions, and plans to inherit this hegemony one day in the future ("Big Mom Pirate Regiment is going to change to Peros Perot Pirate Regiment?"). But that doesn't mean he has no loyalty to his mother, or that loyalty is just a superficial disguise. Pei is a very complex character, he is ruthless, cunning and sinister to the enemy, blind and very vicious and very vicious to ridicule the opponent, in the plot and in the reader to pull a lot of hatred for himself, but as the eldest son of the family, the core member of the country/pirate group, he is really concerned about his family and even the people, hard work and leadership, loyalty to his mother, I think is also true.
In summary, Peros Perot's extra drama in this episode of the animation looks very good. Personally, I feel that some animations and dramas are simply to expand some length, and sometimes lead to character personalities, behavioral logic and even IQ are biased from the presentation of comics. And this part of the original plot of this episode of Pei really feels very good.