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most of the villains in one piece give wayyy to much credit to the straw hat's

im watching Dressrosa rn and Doflamingo is trying to interrogate Law about how the straw hat crew and the dwarves started working together

he says something along the lines of "that's not something you could've just formed on a whim one day"

and that's exactly what happened

the straw hat pirates are just down to over throw an established governance at any point, that's just a tuesday afternoon for these lunatics

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how i imagine this scene went

koala was called IMMEDIATELY after

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Corazón's character introduction is honestly iconic. Arrives. Trips. Drinks burning tea. Is laughed at by children. Lightly slaps them for being children in an extremely dangerous gang. Throws a sickly ten-year-old at unbelievably high speeds out the window (his future son). Sets his coat on fire and leaves.

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kids these days dont appreciate anything...

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I've finished one of my finales!

#sobbing crying throwing up #one piece #one piece fan art #a masterpiece

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As an expanding of previous post about how fucking confusing Luffy is, if only because of the languages he speaks, which are fucking random for a seventeen-year-old pirate from a lost corner of the East Blue :

On the Strawhat crew, you don't ask questions about the others' pasts, that's the most important unsaid rule. You can ask about the crew though, so Robin, between the events of Thriller Bark and Sabaody, decides to get to know the others better, as well as the mechanics of the crew, especially those of the Romance Down trio and East Blue group.

Her investigation begins backwards, from Sanji, to Usopp, to Nami, to Zoro, to Luffy.

From Sanji, she gets the story of how their captain destroyed part of the Baratie, worked there for a single day, encouraged a fight between Hawkeye and Zoro, as he himself fought against one of the big shots in the East Blue, some armoured guy with an enormous fleet who couldn't survive Paradise.

Usopp tells an unusually under-romanced story about this ex-pirate turned butler who was planning on killing his lover Kaya for her money, and how Luffy and Zoro saved them all from the tall butler with poops drawn onto his tailcoat.

Nami tells her about meeting Luffy and Zoro in Orange Town, planning on robbing them dry for a map to the Grand Line, escaping Buggy the Clown, fleeing by herself to go back to Arlong and hopefully buy back her village, Luffy freeing her (she got to wear his hat, Robin notes with attention).

Zoro grunts about a planned execution in a Marine base, something about killing wolves and eating sugared rice balls, and, the most surprising of all, how Luffy, accompanied by the small pink-haired Marine they saw on Water Seven, seemed to know about him beforehand and deliberately wanting to recruit him (he's the only one of them Luffy got out of his way to specifically recruit before even meeting them).

Luffy's story makes less sense. Robin can't get him to tell where exactly he'd been sailing from, and tales of getting sucked into a whirlpool and meeting a big pirate lady are overlapped with descriptions of foods he got to eat and bugs he got to see on his way from wherever his native island is to the Marine base he found Zoro in. With how thick his accent is, she hoped to pin down his island, but the only other time she's heard it was in Vice-Admiral Garp's mouth, and she also doesn't know where he's from further than the East Blue.

Before she can get any more specific, toeing the line of prying, they get to Sabaody and Robin can't ask anymore questions.

What she gets to see and hear on the archipelago doesn't help : with this place being a gathering point for travelers and merchants from all seas, every languages known to her and some she doesn't know are spoken. Her Eastern crewmates struggle a bit, only knowing their native tongue and the most basic version of Grand (even if Zoro's accent hints to him speaking something else entirely, and by having been born in the North Blue Sanji understands one specific Northern dialect, even though he managed to erase all traces of it from his accent), but Luffy gets the strange Grand variation that points to a pirate having lived in the New World, and the vague noble they cross paths with, he can decipher their stuck-up tongue and posh accent, which surprises her a lot.

The New World Grand she can pin down to Luffy having spent, from her understanding, quite a bit of his formative years alongside a New World crew, Shanks' one.

The noble tongue, she can't link to anything. There's nothing that associates Luffy and the nobility, especially with who his father is. She tried asking the others about Ace, who could have given some type of hint, but all the feedback she gets on him is about how polite he was towards them, how affectionate towards Luffy, and how strong towards the Marines.

When Luffy punches the Celestial Dragon at the auction house, she can see that even if the fact that he wanted to buy their friend Camie infuriated him, that punch seemed a bit too personal, only adding to the mystery : why does Luffy speak a noble tongue if the Celestial Dragons are the only people Robin's seen him hate on principle ?

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i like and choose to believe the crocodad theory for three reasons:

funney

makes throngs of joyless bastards within the fandom spitting mad for some reason

crocodile himself would hate it

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The Four Sacred Artistic Motives:

-what if this bad thing was good instead

-how about Make-Believe Land can have whatever I want

-would that be fucked up or what

-I think that shit's hot

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#it’s 1044 pages #oops

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where do you typically store bread?

the pantry

the fridge

somewhere else (where?)

#in the freezer #it lasts longer #just gotta take it out an toast it when you want some

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#tatto on my left shoulder and I’m an exmormon

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I really love the idea that even if most people in the jjk universe know who Gojo Satoru is that they might not expect this guy to just suddenly fly

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kravitz is the type of guy to very seriously believe in the four temperaments (sanguine, choleric, melancholic, phlegmatic) instead of mbti or even astrology or whatever, and taako is the type of guy to pronounce "sanguine" like "linguine" to fuck with him

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Padme’s Son and Anakin’s Daughter.

Do not steal my art pls I beg 🙏🏻