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ame agari no sora wo aogu tabi
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Every time I look up to \Nthe sky after the rain
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nakimushi datta koro no boku wo omou
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I think back to when I was a crybaby
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dareka no senaka wo gamushara ni oikaketa
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I was chasing somebody's back blindly
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"tsuyoku naritai" tte
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Thinking "I want to be stronger"
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ima wa kaze ni kieta "arigatou"
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The word "thank you" has \Nfaded into the wind now
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boku wa tsuyoku nareteiru no kana?
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Am I getting stronger?
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kotae wa mada desou ni nai kara sa
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I don't know the answer yet
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yappari mada aruiteiku yo
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That's why I'll keep walking ahead
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saa yukou
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So let's go
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tachidomaru koto naku
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Without stopping
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nagareru toki ni makenai youni
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Without giving up to the flow of time
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nando mo tachimukai tsuzukeyou
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I'll keep getting back up
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taisetsu na mono ushinaitakunai kara
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Because I don't want to \Nlose something precious
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boku no naka ni nagareru koe wa
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The voice inside of me
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zutto zutto boku wo sasaeteru
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keeps sustaining me
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itazura na ame ga jama suru kedo
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Wicked rain will get in my way
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nigedasanai kara
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But I won't walk away
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saa yukou
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So let's go
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Tachidomaru koto naku
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Without stopping
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nagareru toki ni makenai youni
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Without giving up to the flow of time
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nando mo tachimukai tsuzukeyou
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I'll keep getting back up
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taisetsu na mono ushinaitakunai kara
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Because I don't want to \Nlose something precious
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shinjita sono saki e to...
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To the future I believe in...
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The time is the Great Pirate Era.
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Countless pirates fight \Ndesperately for the One Piece,
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the great treasure left behind by \NGold Roger, King of the Pirates.
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Monkey D. Luffy, a boy whose body turned \Nto rubber after he ate the Gum-Gum Fruit,
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also takes to the sea to become \Nthe next King of the Pirates.
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As Luffy and his friends \Novercome numerous adventures,
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the World Government is less and \Nless able to ignore their existence.
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This is exciting!
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What kind of adventure \Nis waiting for us next?!
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The crew, on its way to the New World,
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will speed along the Grand Line again today!
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Luffy, depressed after losing his brother \NAce in the war against the Navy,
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lamented over his weakness but soon \Nrealized the importance of friendship.
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At that moment, Dark King \NRayleigh appeared before Luffy.
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I have a suggestion for you.
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"Back to Our Captain!
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A Jail Break at the Sky Island and \Nthe Incident on the Winter Island!"
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What?
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Luffy-kun...
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Luffy...
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I didn't expect that...
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Rayleigh, what are you saying...
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Luffy?
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I think that's what you and \Nyour friends need the most.
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But don't you think what Luffy-kun \Nreally needs now is...
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...to get his body and mind healed?
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But my friends will...
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Yeah, I think they will \Ntry to get to Sabaody.
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The news about you has spread \Nall over the world already.
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I bet it has reached your friends by now.
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Then, I have to see them...
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I promised them. I gotta go.
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To Sabaody!
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Then, here's my second suggestion.
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Huh?
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Meanwhile...
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On the small Sky Island - Weatheria, \Nwhere scientists study the weather...
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Is it really true?
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That young girl...
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...tried to escape from this island?
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Yes, it's true.
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Where are you going, young girl...
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She suddenly disappeared \Nfrom the Weather Field
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and showed up at the Balloon Terminal...
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Please! Don't get in my way!
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Then she hijacked a balloon \Ncarrying a heavy load!
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However...
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What happened?! It's out of control!
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Damn! What's wrong with this balloon?!
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Ow, ow, ow...
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Somebody stop this thing!
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No!!
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It's coming this way!
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Run fast!
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Move, move!
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And that's what happened.
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I had no clue that she'd \Ndo something like that.
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I wonder what made her do such a thing.
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CRIME
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Let me out! I'll give you back what I took!
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I gotta go somewhere!
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Hey, let me out of here already!
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Oh yeah! Haredas-san... Call Haredas-san!
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Please!
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We won't let you out! We don't \Nknow what you'd do next!
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How should we punish this young girl?!
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A sentence of flooding or lightning?
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You common cat burglar!
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I won't do anything!
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Just let me out of here!
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No way!
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Hey, hey! Hey, hey! Hey, hey, hey, hey!
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Oh, Mr. Haredas!
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Hey, hey, hey, hey!
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Hey, hey! Hey, hey!
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Hey, hey, hey, hey!
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Hey! Hey, hey, young girl.
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That's too much!
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Seems like you're really in a rage again.
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Ta-dah!
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This can help. Let me show you something.
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These are tightly tied Wind Knots!
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Mr. Haredas!!
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I said "let me out"! You want \Nanother one?! I'm in hurry!
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Mr. Haredas! Can you hear us?! Mr. Haredas!
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Yes, this is Haredas...
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She hit him rather than \Ntalk to him! She's a devil!
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Doctor! Call the doctor!
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What?
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She stole Weather balls from the \NWeather Field and our research notes?
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As you see here, Mr. Haredas.
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Young girl...
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I used to be a thief and I'm a pirate now.
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What's wrong with stealing?
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She's the worst kind of human being!
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We have such a villain in our country!
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Like I said... I wanna \Nget out of this country!
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Let me out of here! I'm begging you!
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I gotta go now! You got \Nback what I stole, right?
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Hey, let me out!
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Don't get too close! She's very violent!
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What's the matter with you all of the sudden?
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You tried to hijack the balloon and \Ngo down to the sea, didn't you?
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Amateurs can't operate a \Nballoon. You could have died.
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You were very eager to learn \Nthe science of weather.
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What happened to you?
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It's in that newspaper.
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Newspaper?
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The "Luffy" in that newspaper \Nis the captain of our ship.
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What?!
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Oh, it's this guy.
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They said he caused quite \Na stir in the previous war.
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He's a hot rookie with a Straw Hat.
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Oh, I never would have thought \Nthat this boy was your captain.
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After his crew was separated,
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Luffy must've been fighting \Nsuch a hard battle on his own.
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And he took part in the War of the \NBest in order to rescue Ace, and...
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...he saw Ace killed right before his eyes!
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And I didn't even... know about it!
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I know that Luffy will be there
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at the place where we promised to meet!
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Before he is completely broken,
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I wanna see him and support him!
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Oh, hey, hey, hey, young girl!
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Let her out now!
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We're so violent! We abducted \Na young girl and made her cry!
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--Give the key to Mr. Haredas!\N--The key, the key!
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Here, you can come out now. \NI'm sorry, young girl...
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--Where did she go?\N--I don't see Mr. Haredas, either.
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Huh? How did she make it that far?!
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Thanks! Bye!
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Huh?! What the...!
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She pretended to cry and now \Nshe took Mr. Haredas hostage!
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And she took the stolen goods, too!
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--We can't let her get away!\N--Catch her!
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Weatheria's science of \Nweather must be kept secret!
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Chase her!
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I don't care where! Please \Ntake me down to the sea!
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--That's impossible...\N--Make it possible!
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Luffy! I know that you're okay!
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I'm sorry!-- You've always supported us!
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It's our chance to return the favor!
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Catch her! Don't let her get away!
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Oh, young girl, you haven't \Nstop pretending to cry.
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Shut up!
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Meanwhile, on the Winter \NIsland Future Land Baldimore
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where the genius Vegapunk was born...
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Grandpa! Grandpa! Grandpa!
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Geek! Geek! Geek! Geek! Geek! \NGeek! Geek! Geek! Gee...
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I mean, god!
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What's wrong, Kitton?
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Well, the old man has become \Nanother person again!
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He's like a demon this time!
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Is there a ship?!
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Here he comes!
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I bet you put something strange \Nin his stomach, didn't you?
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Like habanero juice or kimchi soda?
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No, I didn't!
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Hey, grandpa!
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I gotta go see my friend as soon as possible!
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Give me a ship... A ship to take!
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Ship?
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No, I can't do that.
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Because we don't have a ship on this island.
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There is a liner that brings \Nus supplies once a month
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and Navy ships that come irregularly.
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When is the liner due?
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It just came a week ago.
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Damn! I gotta wait for 3 weeks?!
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This country is surrounded by thick \Nice. It's like a natural fortress.
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In order to get here, you need an \Nice-breaker with special equipment.
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Damn it all!
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I can build a new ship but \Nit'll take too much time!
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Ol-Old man, you need to calm down.
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Good smell... Flavor!
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I don't have any time for this!
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I have to get off of this island at any cost!
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With all that he's going through now...
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What am I doing here?!
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Damn!
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Old man.
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Seems like you have a good \Nreason but nothing can be done.
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Oh yeah!
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If I remember correctly,
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there was an \Nice-breaker developed by Vegapunk at his laboratory.
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He made it years ago, so I don't \Nknow if it still works...
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No! It's too dangerous! \NI'm not gonna go this time.
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It's that place again...
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"Again"? Don't tell me \Nthat you snuck in there!
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--Yeah, a while ago.\N--Uh-huh, a while ago.
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What?!
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I can repair it! Because I'm a shipwright!
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Oh no, that's not what I'm concerned...
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Let's go back there now!
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Listen to me!
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Too cold!
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We have an intruder!
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Someone's breaking into \NDr. Vegapunk's laboratory!
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Don't use any firearms inside!
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Remember that you're surrounded by \Npriceless treasures! Understood?
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Roger that!
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Stop!
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Damn! I didn't expect Navy soldiers here!
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They tightened the security after I broke in!
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No, I shouldn't.
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I'm not gonna shoot!
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Don't let him get away! Go!
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Treasure? That laboratory?
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Yes, Vegapunk works for the Navy \Nas head of all the sciences
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and we feel proud of him!
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I mean, you can say that his \Nbrain is a world-class treasure.
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This is where Vegapunk spent his boyhood.
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Take a look at that mountain. \NIt has an odd shape, doesn't it?
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It does when I come to \Nthink of it... What is it?
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That's something he made when he was a kid,
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to help the people in this \Ncountry from severe cold.
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He converted animals in the forest \Ninto a work force and almost finished it
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but it's still incomplete.
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It's an earth heating system that \Nwill warm the whole island up.
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But as with many of his ideas,
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he couldn't make what was in his head real.
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There wasn't enough technology \Nor money to make it happen.
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But seeing him sad that he \Ncouldn't make everyone happy...
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...warmed our hearts.
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It's super tearjerking!
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Oh, is it?
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We are always waiting for him to come home.
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If you understand,
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please don't ever go into \Nthe laboratory with the self-destruct button.
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What?
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Did you just throw out the name of \Nthe most unwanted button in the world?
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I didn't know that.
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Say old man, let's go home!
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Let's go home and drink hot tea!
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I can't do that!
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Because that's the only place \Nthat has an ice-breaker,
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which I need to get off of this island!
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I have to do it!
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I just learned the news \Nof my captain's ordeals.
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Bye! Thank you for everything!
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Wait! Don't ever push the \Nself-destruct button!
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Why would I, stupid?!
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Why did he \Nput one in in the first place?!
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Hey, I just saw somebody! \NIt's this way! Hurry up!
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Where's the ice-breaker?!
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Stop!
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Hey, somebody broke into the laboratory!
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Really? That's not good!
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Even a blueprint from there is priceless.
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Stop!
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I think I outran them.
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To all soldiers!
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If you break something in the \Ngenius Vegapunk's house while in pursuit...
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--...it's a breach of the criminal code!\N--Yes, sir!
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It's all super brilliant! I can't believe \Nthese are all from his younger days.
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A lot of these ideas would need a couple \Nhundred years to implement fully.
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They're right. As an engineer, I \Ndon't wanna mess with anything here.
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Oh, it's a pirate mark!
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Can I ask you something? If I \Npush that button by any chance...
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Old man?
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Is it gonna be my fault?
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Of course it is!
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This incident on the Future Land
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will be known around the world \Nas Baldimore's nightmare.
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After hearing about the War of the Best,
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Zoro races full-tilt toward the sea.
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Mihawk watches him approach with cool eyes.
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What will come of their reunion?
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Meanwhile, Luffy sets a huge plan in motion!
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On the next episode of One Piece!
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"Encounter! The Great Swordsman Mihawk! \NZoro's Self-Willed Deadly Struggle!"
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I'm gonna be King of the Pirates!!
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