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A world... Yes!
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A world for you who seek freedom
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stretches out right before your eyes.
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If your endless dreams are your guide,
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surpass them, under the flag of your beliefs!
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Making a splash,
I've just started on my search
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Heading towards a world without end
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My heart bursting with enthusiasm,
I'll go to the ends of the earth
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In search of light yet unseen
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When the summer sun
sways the sails of my heart
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It's the cue to open the door to a new world
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Sailing through the rocky waves of despair
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We head beyond the horizon
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Making a splash,
I've just started on my search
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Heading towards a world without end
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My heart bursting with enthusiasm,
I'll go to the ends of the earth
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In search of light yet unseen
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I'm sick of this.
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When is this rain going to stop?!
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Hey, Usopp, have you got anything fun?
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Huh? I've got a firework we
could launch, but just one.
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--Wanna do that?
--Yes!
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Don't do it. What if there's a
hostile ship nearby, or something?
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I guess you're right.
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What's that book you've been
reading this whole time?
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Luffy is showing interest in a book?!
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Huh? Something the matter?
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N-No, it's nothing.
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The book is called "Rainbow Mist,"
or "Niji no Kiri."
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It's a novel, based on some
adventures this person had
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in an unusual region of the sea.
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Adventures, huh? That sounds interesting!
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Unbelievable!
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Regardless of how bored he might be...
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The sea sure is a strange place, huh?
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Hey, I saw an island.
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Really?! Yahoo!
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What's with you guys?
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It's nothing.
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"I Will Make it Bloom!
Usopp the Man and the Eight-Foot Shell"
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It stopped...
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Then it's okay, right, Mommy and Daddy?
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Okay, keep close watch on the ship!
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Yeah, you got it!
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Hey! There's a town!
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Hey, wait up, Luffy!
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A town!
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It may be a small town, but it sure is lively.
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We should be able to procure
a few things here, huh?
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Usopp, are you going to do some shopping?
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Good question.
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Hey, guys, get a load of this!
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What is it?
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Don't tell me there are wanted
posters! No, that's not it, huh?
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Oh, a firework festival!
And what's more, it's today!
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--Yeah!
--Fantastic!
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I haven't seen fireworks in a long time!
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Well then, Nami-san, I shall be your escort.
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Uh-uh, no thanks. Mind your own self.
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Fireworks, huh? I can't wait!
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I haven't seen you folks around before.
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Have you come to watch the fireworks?
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No, that isn't why--
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Why, are these fireworks that well-known?
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Yeah. It's a famous festival on this island.
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They've been holding it
for 400 years, after all.
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400 years? That long?
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Look. You see that tower up
on the mountain behind you?
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The people who live in that house
have been making fireworks
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for generations, since 400 years ago.
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It's just an old man and a little girl
that live there right now, though.
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Oh? Then, does the old man
make the fireworks by himself?
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Oh, no! He makes them
together with the girl.
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They bang them out all
year long, just for this day.
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It's really something.
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Why does it take a whole
year to make fireworks?
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You're so dense! You see...
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There's all sorts of reasons. If I
told you, you wouldn't understand.
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--Oh, okay.
--That's it!
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It looked like we were
almost out of gunpowder.
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I wonder if they'd share a little with us.
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--Who knows?
--I'll be back in a bit!
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Then again, I hope that nothing like
what went on last year happens.
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Yeah, really.
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Like what went on last year?
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Yeah. Last year, at the fireworks festival--
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Kadoyan! They came here
to have a good time.
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No need to go out of your
way to tell them about that.
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I suppose not.
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Sorry, it's nothing. Forget about it.
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Oh, yeah! We should tell
Zoro and Robin about this!
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Yeah! Let's go tell Robin-chan!
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Nah, maybe we should eat first.
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How come?!
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This is how a firework
of my making turns out.
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I'll show this to them,
and they'll be so impressed,
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and say, "if you're skilled enough
to make something this wonderful,
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then please, take as much
gunpowder as you like, for free!"
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I wonder if that will happen.
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No!
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Whoa, what a face you've got.
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Are you really the head firework maker?
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You betcha! I'm Boss Odama,
the pyrotechnist.
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In any case, I'm begging you.
You can spare a little, can't you?
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You must have lots of gunpowder, right?
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I don't have any gunpowder
to give to a greenhorn like you.
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Now, be on your way, please. Goodbye.
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J-Just a minute! Please, decide if I'm
a novice or not after looking at this!
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This is a fairly decent--
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"14th generation Odama"
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So round! So huge! So white!
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Who gave you permission to
come across my threshold?!
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Hey, old-timer, is that real?!
That's papier-mâché, right?!
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What would papier-mâché be doing
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lying around a fireworks master's home?
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It's for real. So, "this is a
fairly decent" what, now?
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Oh, nothing, really.
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A three-gauge shell, huh?
It's pasted together a little loose,
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but it's still pretty well put together, huh?
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Why were you hiding it?
It would be a waste not to finish it.
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Huh? Who are you?
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I'm Kodama, the granddaughter
of Grandpa Odama over there.
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Huh? You mean,
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you're the girl that makes fireworks
together with the old man?
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Yep, that's me.
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I won't have you looking down
on me, just because I'm little.
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I'm still pretty skillful, maybe even
as much as Grandpa here.
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Ee-yow...!
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Don't go getting carried away!
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You were supposed to
contact the launch team!
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I did! They're going to be here
shortly to carry the shells away,
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so I thought I would
get them out, you know?
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Before that, you've got
to prepare the mortars,
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and get the wagon ready!
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Yeah, yeah, you're right.
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Okay, fine!
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What's with you?
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Don't just stand there, go give her a hand!
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--Why?
--Just get going!
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What was that all about? He tells me
to go away, then tells me to help!
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I give up. I'm leaving.
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Hey!
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Fixing to slack off? Help me out, here!
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Huh?!
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You're not here to become an apprentice?
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Of course not. I just came to
get some gunpowder from you.
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You had your own firework,
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so I thought for sure you
wanted to be an apprentice.
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I just made that one for fun.
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I hate to admit it, but I'm
not up to working pro.
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Yeah... but it's true,
that is well put-together.
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You should hurry up and finish it.
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Come to mention it, you said
the same thing before, too, huh?
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What do you mean? I thought
it was already finished.
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Fireworks only become finished
when they blossom beautifully
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in the night sky.
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Which is why all of the fireworks in
the storehouse are unfinished goods.
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These launching mortars, too.
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They're not finished until
they're used as equipment.
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There's something amazing about you.
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It's like I told you. I won't have
you looking down on me.
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So then, that ridiculously huge
firework earlier is the same way?
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It's still unfinished, right? I sure
would like to see that one go off.
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Last year, we tried to
launch one just like that.
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Oh? There was another one like that?
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Mm-hmm.
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But it didn't work.
Our equipment was flawed.
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You don't mean...?
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My mommy and my daddy...
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They died, a year ago today...
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...when the launch of the
200-gauge shell went wrong.
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This weather seems kind of weird.
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Do you still hold the firework
festival if it's raining?
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Mm-mm.
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I guess it's no use, Mommy, Daddy...
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At least get things ready.
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What's no use?
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If it clears up tonight, I'm planning
on launching the 200-gauge shell.
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N-No! Fireworks aren't food!
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Don't raise your voice, you dummy.
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S-Sorry.
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But you can't launch something
as huge as that on your own, right?
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That's all right. I asked the launch
team to help me out in secret.
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Even so, it already failed to launch
once, right? It's too dangerous.
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That's okay. I want to do it.
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It's not okay!
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Are you trying to get the launch
team folks caught in it this time?
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No, of course not. They'll just be
setting it up, and then take cover.
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I'll take care of the launching by myself.
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"By yourself," huh?
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No, no, no! I'm telling your grandpa,
and putting a stop to this.
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What do you think you're doing?!
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That's what I was going to say!
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Don't go ruining my
Mommy and Daddy's dream!
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Your Mommy and Daddy's dream?
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That's right.
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Our family has been making
fireworks for generations,
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for over 400 years now.
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--Hey, that's okay...
--Just let me!
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Apparently, we once had the technical skill
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to make and launch 200-gauge shells,
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but at some point,
that tradition was broken.
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It was my Mommy and Daddy's
dream to bring back that skill.
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That's why, tonight,
I'm going to finish their dream.
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I understand how you feel, but...
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Hold on a second. Why would you
just blab something like that to me?
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Do you want to know?
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You want me to keep
your grandpa occupied?!
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Yes. The launch team folks will be
here soon to carry the shell away.
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While they're doing that,
keep Grandpa occupied inside,
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so he doesn't come out here. Please!
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You dumb fool! How can I help you
out with something so dangerous?
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"14th generation Odama"
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Because my Mommy and Daddy's
dream is still only half-finished.
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I'm going to finish it for them.
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Hold on a minute...
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A prayer before launching?
A fine thing to do.
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But that isn't what you'll be launching.
You'll be doing smaller ones.
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The launch team... Why did you tell him?
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Watch what you say. They were
thinking of you when they told me.
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Why?!
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Why?! After all the begging I did?!
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Sorry, Kodama-chan.
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But it's just too reckless.
That thing is sure to misfire.
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You don't know that for sure,
do you?! I'm not afraid of that!
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Stop it, will you?!
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It's not as though they don't know
how those of us left behind feel.
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This isn't what it means
to carry on their wishes.
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Kodama-chan!
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Ah, that's it...
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Okay, well, we'll get things ready.
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Yeah, if you would, please...
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Say, you're getting ready,
even with the rain?
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This rain will let up soon.
The wind is coming in from the east.
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Kodama is the only one
who doesn't realize it.
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Old-timer, has that structure
been there the whole 400 years?
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Yeah. What of it?
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I hit upon a good idea.
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How about hearing me out?
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These are graves? Wow, they're funky.
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Yo.
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Mommy and Daddy, like I said,
if this long spell of rain ends,
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it means that I have your permission,
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and that I can launch the 200-gauge shell.
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So then, does this mean I'm wrong, after all?
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"It doesn't mean you're wrong. Kodama,
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if you launch your own fireworks,
we'd be glad to stop the rain."
248
00:16:29,370 --> 00:16:33,700
But then, Mommy and Daddy, your dream...
249
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"Do you think that's all our dream is?"
250
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"You are our dream. Our dream
is that you will carry on for us,
251
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and become a fine pyrotechnist."
252
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"Kodama, take your time, and
make your own 200-gauge shell.
253
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You have an unlimited
amount of time, after all.
254
00:16:56,730 --> 00:16:59,730
"Kodama, if you can bring
back the 200-gauge shell,
255
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that will also make our dream come true.
256
00:17:04,000 --> 00:17:07,340
"Let Grandpa take care
of our 200-gauge shell;
257
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you keep on showing us your
beautiful fireworks up in heaven."
258
00:17:15,010 --> 00:17:17,010
All right! I will!
259
00:17:17,010 --> 00:17:21,890
And then, someday, I'll make my
own 200-gauge shell, you'll see!
260
00:17:27,360 --> 00:17:31,030
"Thanks for understanding.
261
00:17:31,030 --> 00:17:33,760
And now, as promised..."
262
00:17:43,370 --> 00:17:45,710
How? That's amazing!
263
00:17:45,710 --> 00:17:48,710
Just who are you?
264
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Who, me?
265
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I'm a messenger, sent from heaven,
266
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Usopp Angel.
267
00:17:57,050 --> 00:17:59,960
Usopp... Angel...?
268
00:18:01,660 --> 00:18:05,000
That's so lame!
269
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Usopp Angel...
270
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...thank you! I'll try my best, okay?
271
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How pretty!
272
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Ready, set...!
273
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Oh, this is coming off nicely.
274
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Though I have to admit...
275
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By using the wheel on the
cart in the yard as a pulley,
276
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he figured out the trick for dragging
that thing out of the storehouse.
277
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Who would have thought that the
tower that's been here for 400 years
278
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was actually the launch
platform for 200-gauge shells...
279
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Just who is this kid, anyhow?
280
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"14th generation Odama"
281
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Here goes the rapid fire!
282
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This is incredible!
283
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Yeah, outstanding.
284
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Is it ready?
285
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All set!
286
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--Last one!
--Okay, last one!
287
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Right!
288
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Here goes...
289
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What was that shabby firework just now?
290
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Huh?
291
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That's how my first firework turned out, huh?
292
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Okay, Old Man Odama!
293
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Mommy and Daddy's firework...
294
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To be able to make a firework like that,
295
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Mommy and Daddy really were amazing!
296
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I wonder if I'll be able to make
a firework like that someday.
297
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Mommy! Daddy! Thank you!
298
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Old-timer, can I have some gunpowder?
299
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You dumb jackass!
300
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I don't know anything about you.
301
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Take as much as you want!
302
00:21:55,260 --> 00:22:03,370
Ah, beyond the never-ending sky
303
00:22:03,370 --> 00:22:13,810
The future that I once saw
is now starting to take shape
304
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There are days where I almost lose to myself
305
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When that happened, there was
someplace warm I could go
306
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The friends I took pride in
always, without fail,
307
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pushed me onwards, didn't they?
308
00:22:54,750 --> 00:23:03,030
Ah, the stars are pouring
down underneath the sky
309
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This unique moment...
310
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You're going to catch a cold dressed like that.
311
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People who catch colds are people
who let their mind's guard down.
312
00:23:18,380 --> 00:23:20,380
Well, I wonder if someone
somewhere is spreading stories
313
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about Zoro, the pirate hunter.
314
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I've never once called myself a pirate hunter.
315
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On the next episode of One Piece!
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"The Fabled Pirate Hunter!
Zoro, the Wandering Swordsman"
317
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I'm gonna be King of the Pirates!!
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