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And now your helpful bartenders at The Speakeasy present your drink:
Coconut Monkey
*1 oz. white rum
*1 oz. apricot brandy
*3/4 oz. coconut cream
*1 1/2 oz. pineapple juice
Shake and strain into a double-cocktail glass filled with crushed ice.
[00:16] Intro: Just in case you wanted to know who we are and what we are about. We also give all the standard contact info as we introduce ourselves.
Including:
- Our Blog: Reverse Thieves
- Our Host Site: Anime 3000
- The Podcast's Website: The Speakeasy
- The Reverse Thieves e-mail:
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- Alain's Twitter - HisuiRT
- Kate's Twitter - NarutakiRT
[01:50] News: The Fantagraphics Books launch their manga line.
- We look talk about Fantagraphics Books newest manga licenses A Drunken Dream and Wandering Son and what we hope to see from the line.
[07:28] Transition Song: We Are! - Straw Hats Version
[11:41] The Cocktail: Coconut Monkey, Can you feel the One Piece love?
- We ponder about why One Piece is the biggest seller in Japan but comes in third to Naruto and Bleach in the U.S.
[12:50] What makes us think One Piece is popular in Japan but so much less popular in the U.S.:
- One Piece has been breaking sales records in Japan and just got a record print run.
- Toei post huge profits that are in part thanks to One Piece.
[20:29] What we think makes One Piece so good:
- The humor and its ability to switch between drama and comedy.
- The meticulous advanced planning.
- World building and design.
- Colorful cast of characters and especially active female characters.
[43:40] What could be holding back One Piece in English:
- The art style.
- Ratio of comedy to drama.
- Being perceived as more kid friendly.
- Types of powers characters possess.
- The lack of romance.
- 4-Kids version.
[01:03:42] Ending:
Ending song: Sherlock Holmes in the 22nd Century




















