Even this character's jolly roger wasn't jolly.
The Big Picture Netflix's One Piece is overflowing with a cast of colorful and inventive characters, each with personalities and abilities that make the open seas feel alive and vibrant. Eiichiro Oda's sprawling epic has made a successful jump into live-action thanks to the balance between realism and inventive imagination with these interpretations of the characters. The show finds a middle ground that makes the action sequences look engaging without being overly goofy.
When Buggy is shown recuperating from his defeat at the hands of Luffy, a crew member of the Arlong Pirates approaches him to tell him that his captain wants to speak with him. At the mere mention of Arlong's name, Buggy's bravado and false confidence melts away. There is genuine terror in his expression, signaling that the opposing pirate's reputation is to be feared. Even when Buggy retaliates, he is swiftly defeated by the powerful fishman.
The ensuing fight between Luffy and Arlong is the most vicious beat down in the series. Though Luffy has clearly gotten much stronger, it's evident that Arlong is on another level. Luffy's most powerful attacks barely faze him. Even when a powerful punch knocks out many of Arlong's teeth, the sadistic pirate only smiles a bloody grin as they regrow. It's an image out of Shark Week, seeing the ferocious pirate smirk at Luffy's attempts to beat him.
Brave even when she was young, Nami eventually made a deal with Arlong that if she works for him and manages to accumulate 100 million berries, he would free her village from his despotic rule. When Nami returns with the map to the Grand Line, having betrayed her closest friends, Arlong heartlessly deceives her. He sends a pack of corrupt Marines that he has threatened and coerced into leaving him alone to the secret hiding location of Nami's gold.
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