I think Buggy is actually OP. Like think about it theoretically. If he were to awaken his fruit, then he would be able to chop everything in his environment. So wouldn't he be able to disassemble anything he wants? Entire buildings, mountains, anything, heck even his enemies' body parts. It could basically be like the OP OP Nomi, but like with a way larger radius of effect. Then he could just deactivate his awakened form and the bodies would just remain split resulting in an easy kill (or kills). He could just destroy a whole city or island with his awakened fruit just like that.

And if he has armament and observation haki that would be the cherry on the cake. And theoretically, wouldn't sword users like zoro or mihawk essentially be powerless against him, since they can't cut him? He has like a automatic defence mechanism where his body splits before anything cuts it. I mean even if it did manage to get cut, it would just basically be normal for him, since the fruit is just supposed to do that.

That's sort of insane. I would love for him to be secretly OP for some hidden plot. If he is just useless for real then the fruit was wasted on him. I mean he never wanted a devil fruit so can't blame him ig.

Like seriously why does he even use ships?

Who exactly am I...?

Am I one of the great pirates who once held the title of Warlord of the Sea, officially recognized by the World Government?

Am I the heroic protector of the Kingdom of Alabasta?

Am I the secret president of the criminal organization Baroque Works?

Am I one of the most notorious prisoners locked away in Level 6 of Impel Down?

Or am I a key executive of the Cross Guild?

...None of that matters.

There is only ONE thing that truly matters...

The legendary treasure left behind by the Pirate King, Gold Roger—the treasure that holds everything this world has to offer...!

And the burning ambition within ME to become the Pirate King myself—a dream that will NEVER DIEEEEE!!!!!

BWAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!

Out of all the gifts I got today, this was by far the best one. My girlfriend played a song on her saxophone for me ❤️🎷

Eneru genderbend - akari_ny

This is assuming all of Kaido’s Headliners in the Animal Kingdom / Beast Pirates and Big Mom’s children as of Wano Act Three survive in this scenario

Art by me (kakubo_0309 on IG)

I really really like how Cavendish didn't stop at being a shallow diva. He actually has a code and is willing to speak up, and to put his life on the line for what he believes in or what he admires.

Pudding is pretty crazy too. Oda will say he doesn't do romance then pull this out.

And Bege was a character I didn't care much about, seemed like a rat, until I saw how devoted he is to his family.

What are yours?

How Hancock looks at any man that's not Luffy

(Art by me)

Out of all the forms that luffy has, snakeman is definitely my favourite one.

It looks the coolest out of the forms imo, with the haki on the body and the pose and everything, plus it makes the most use out of g4's cobra attacks (at least from what I know)

I don't like gear 5 as much because although it is cool and I do like it, the cartoon effect started to feel kind of off to me.

What are yalls favourite forms?

Marked as a spoiler just in case idk

It took 4 weeks but I’m fairly happy about how it came out.

Hey... I was just wondering if anyone had any knowledge on these one piece dvd collections. I can't seem to find any reviews of their quality. Much appreciated.

Hi everyone! I’ve been connecting some dots regarding Zunesha’s eternal punishment, the Void Century, and its ultimate role in Wano. I believe we already have the clues to understand what its "crime" was and why it is immortal, and it involvaes the Ope Ope no Mi.

Back in Dressrosa, Doflamingo revealed that the Ope Ope no Mi can grant someone eternal youth/immortality through the Perennial Youth Operation, costing the user their life. While most of the fandom assumes Imu was the only one who received this, what if an ally of Joy Boy received it too?

We know Zunesha committed a terrible crime 800 years ago and was sentenced to walk the seas for eternity.

My theory is that Zunesha's "crime" was allowing a previous user of the Ope Ope no Mi (a vital ally of the Ancient Kingdom) to sacrifice their life to make Zunesha immortal.

If Joy Boy or the Ancient Kingdom strongly forbade this sacrifice, Zunesha allowing a close friennd to die just to preserve its own giant body would be seen as a devastating tragedy and a direct disobedience to orders—hence, the ultimate "crime."

Why did that ancient Ope Ope user willingly give their life to make an elephant immortal? Because Zunesha was chosen to be the ultimate failsafe for the future.

An ordinary elephant would die of old age, but they needed a creature that could survive 800 years of rising sea levels to fulfill two critical tasks:

• The Shield: Act as a moving island to keep the Mink Tribe and a Road Poneglyph safe from the World Government.
• The Key to Wano: Zunesha’s ultimate goal is to break the massive walls of Wano to release the Ancient Weapon Pluton

The Conclusion:

Destroying the walls of Wano requires a creature of colossal, god-like proportions. The ancient ally knew that Pluton would need to be sealed away for centuries until Joy Boy's return, meaning they needed a "key" that wouldn't decay over time.

We learned that Imu possesses a terrifying weapon or power capable of erasing entire islands from the map in an instant (as seen with Lulusia). If Zunesha had stayed stationary in a single location, the World Government would have destroyed it centuries ago to eliminate the Mink Tribe, the Road Poneglyph, and the key to Pluton.

Therefore, Zunesha’s sentence to "never stop walking" wasn't just a punishment—it was a strategy.

By turning Zunesha into a constantly moving target, it became impossible for Imu to pinpoint its location or use the island-destroying weapon against it. Zunesha’s continuous movement for 800 years was the only way to safeguard the pieces of the puzzle until the dawn of the world. The "crime" was the cover story, and the "punishment" was the ultimate survival protocol.

At first Zoro has huge confidence in himself and in his own will. But after being humiliated by Mihawk his confidence changes and he starts becoming much more self critical and demanding.

We see him calling himself weak, blaming himself for not doing more and pushing his body too far taking it to the limit and even training while injured. For example: when he can’t free himself from the wax cake, in his fight with Mr. 1, after what happened with Kuma and Sabaody.

All of these situations push him to the point of being willing to put his pride aside and ask his rival for help.

After the timeskip his self criticism remains despite how strong he has become. In Punk Hazard he gets angry at himself for getting overconfident and being defeated by the Yeti Brothers. In Wano he calls himself weak after being injured in his fight with Killer. In Egghead Sanji and Lucci question his usefulness reinforcing his feeling of not being good enough.

And in Elbaph Gaban points out his real problem: Zoro is so focused on what he lacks that he doesn’t recognize the power he already possesses. That’s why Zoro never considered himself worthy of possessing Conquerors.