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14. Luffy Smiles At His “Execution”

There is a theme in the series where Luffy is constantly mirrored with Gol D. Roger, the Kaizoku Ou whose death launched the Era of Pirates. It’s a legend that Gol D. Roger smiled as he was executed. Similarly, Luffy grinned widely as his head was about to be chopped off by Buggy the Clown at the same place Gold D. Roger was executed. Of course, Luffy didn’t die. He’s the main protagonist, after all. But I think that this is one of the earlier, if not the first indication, that Luffy is indeed Gol D. Roger’s successor as the Kaizoku Ou.

M-Kay: This was on my list as well, number 12 I believe. It’s an important connection between Gol D. Roger and Luffy, being the “D’s” of the world (no naughty pun intended XD). It was also an amazing first impression of the new pirate to hundreds of people.

13. Luffy Beats Up Bellamy The Hyena

When Bellamy was first introduced, I wanted to beat him up myself. Of course, most villains in ONE PIECE are incredibly hateable, but I hated Bellamy because of his ignorant belief in the futility of chasing one’s dream. Dreams are important to have a purposeful life, you dunderhead! This is why I could barely contain my glee when Luffy finally decided to smash this dunderhead’s face bloody. But the most inspiring is when Luffy points his bloody finger above, and declares that his crew is going up to the sky. For me, that finger pointing to the sky is the series’ answer to the question of whether to chase your dreams or not. It’s like Oda-sensei saying, “Go ahead and chase your dreams.”

M-Kay: This scene made me jump with joy and punch the air myself. Though it’s not on my top 15 list, it would definitely be on my top 20! Bellamy made me so angry, even more so than Nami was. I was surprised he came back in the latest arc; truthfully, I thought he was a minor character, only a boost for that arc. I was wrong. He comes in as a more important role waaaay later in this amazing series.

12. Luffy Punches Don Krieg’s Impenetrable Kenzan Mantle

This scene looks cool. Fearless protagonists are awesome, but man, I just cringe whenever I watch this scene. I mean, who’s stupid enough to punch those sharp spikes directly with your bare fists? Luffy, apparently. He’s idiotic and incredible at the same time.

M-Kay: This was number 2 on my list! I will never forget this scene for as long as I live. The determination and guts it took to punch a spiked cloak bare-fisted! I was with the chefs, shaking my hand and wincing! It just comes to show Luffy’s determination when it comes to his nakama (aka friends).

11. Zoro’s Loss to Mihawk

Aw, Zoro. So manly. You truly have the swordsman’s pride. I just can’t help but be awed at this scene, no matter how many times I watch it. His iconic line is so cool.

Zoro: Senaka no kizu wa kenshi no haji da. (A wound on the back is a swordsman’s shame.)

Mihawk: Migoto. (Well said.)

So cool! Oda-sensei’s sense of dialogue is really incredible. Writers should take inspiration from him. I can’t even hate Mihawk, even if he almost killed Zoro. He’s an admirable swordsman, and one of the most respectable characters in the series.

M-Kay: I was thinking of putting this on my list, but decided not to. It is an amazing scene, and I applaud Oda-sensei like I always do. This scene shows Zoro’s character as well as Mihawk’s. Truthfully, the scene didn’t stick to me as amazing until a couple arcs later, which is why I didn’t make it on my list.

10. Shanks Sacrifices His Arm To Save Luffy

This scene didn’t have much impact on me when I first watched the anime series. Perhaps it was because I was still a child back then, and didn’t care much about dramatic scenes. However, when I watched the TV Special “Episode of Luffy: Hand Island no Bouken”, I actually cried because it made a deeper exploration of the relationship between the child Luffy and Shanks. This is where I truly thought that Shanks is indeed a great man, and deserves his title as one of the Yonkou. I mean, would you sacrifice your arm for a child that’s not even blood-related to you? Incredible.

M-Kay: I regret not putting this on my list! I have to agree with Arria that this scene didn’t seem as important to me when I was just a child; but later on, I found out that it was a major deal (especially in the pirate world).

9. Zeff Gives All Food to Child Sanji

This scene gives me goosebumps. Wow, just wow. In the anime, Zeff cuts his trapped leg to save Sanji. In the manga, however, he eats, yes, EATS his own leg because he gave all the food to the child Sanji. This scene is more incredible, more disturbing, and more touching than #10, where Shanks sacrifices his arm to save Luffy. I mean, hunger is one of humans’ strongest urges, right? To be able to give up edible food and sacrifice your own leg for a child you barely even know. This just goes beyond the concept of generosity. It’s virtually martyrdom.

M-Kay: I was actually shocked when I read what happened in the manga. I have read the manga, but skipped a few volumes as a kid, forgetting about it up until now. This brought a whole new depth to Sanji’s past and background. His story even made me not waste any food when I saw how they ended up!

8. Luffy Carries Nami & Sanji Up To Doctorine’s Castle Tower

“Nakama” is perhaps the strongest theme in ONE PIECE. As I mentioned in my previous post “Arria’s Top 10 Most Gut-Wrenching Scenes in ONE PIECE”, hell hath no fury like the Mugiwara Pirates separated by force. Even if that force is a deadly illness or a raging winter storm, like when Luffy climbs that tower for a doctor. It doesn’t matter. The Mugiwara Pirates, especially Luffy, will do anything for their nakama. Bloody and frostbitten, Luffy perserveres and climbs the tower just to bring sick Nami and injured Sanji to where the doctor is, even if it means risking his own life.

 This was number 1 on my list. This scene I can watch over and over again, no matter what version! The breath-taking scene of Luffy, barely any clothes, fingernails torn, frostbite limbs, ripped hands and feet, carrying his precious friends up a massive 90 degree cliff! I haven’t seen anything like that in any movie or anime!

7. Luffy To Ace: I’m Your Little Brother

Oh, man. I just can’t stop tearing up whenever I remember the Marineford War. ACE!!! ・゜・(ノД`)

Ace, touched and worried about his little brother for involving himself with the war, tries to discourage Luffy for trying to save him. He tells Luffy that he has his own nakama and his own adventures, and that his affairs are none of Luffy’s business. Luffy, however, runs towards him instead and shouts at the top of his voice: “Ore wa otouto da!” (I’m your little brother!).

Ugh. The tears. I just can’t stop them. ƈ ͡ (ुŏ̥̥̥̥ ‸ ŏ̥̥̥̥) ु This single line explains everything. Once again, it demonstrates Oda Eiichiro-sensei’s excellent dialogue sense.

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M-Kay: This scene made me tear up a little, as well as squeal. This statement Luffy makes brings more than just a brotherly moment, it announces to the whole world who Luffy is related to (which is a bit weird, considering Garp, Dragon, and Luffy all have Monkey as their last name. Not to mention the “D” in the middle -__-), causing complete chaos and different views on the boy.

6. Shirohige Dies Standing Up

Another theme in the series is “otoko no naka no otoko” (lit. “the man within men”; rough contextual translation: “the manliest among all men”). Like Zoro who adheres to the swordsman’s code that a wound on the back is a shame, Shirohige upholds his pride as one of the Yonkou until the very end. He refuses to fall, even in his death. He dies standing up. What a man! It is also revealed that throughout his long life of countless battles, his back has never been marred by a single wound, even when the rest of his body is covered by old & new fatal wounds. Like Gol D. Roger, he dies to become a legend.

M-Kay: This was a picture I didn’t want but needed to see. The pirate almost everyone loved, Whitebeard or Shirohige. The legendary pirate known as “pops” by his crew and close friends. He is and was a honorable man. Sadly, this wasn’t on my list, because even if it’s awe-inspiring, it weighs more on the sad and chilling scenes for me.

5. Coby Stands Up Against Akainu To Stop The War

Coby has come a long way. From being the weakling and crybaby at the start of the series, he’s evolved to become one of the most moral officers in the Marines. His action against Akainu during the Marineford War is deemed as the event that ended the tragic war. This is also the time when his Kenbunshoku Haki awakened, and I predict that because of this, Oda-sensei will provide him with a great role later in the series. I’m looking forward to it.

M-Kay: I remember this scene well, although it wasn’t on my list, it is worthy of top 15 awe-inspiring moments. One thing that Oda-sensei does well is character development. Coby is one of the characters that have grown the most in that amount of time. Starting out as a whiney scaredy-cat, he became a high ranking marine with the guts to match it.

4. Luffy Tells Sogeking to Burn the World Government Flag

Man, this is one of the coolest scenes in ONE PIECE ever! Luffy is so cool when he tells Sogeking to burn the flag. Then Sogeking (who is actually Ussop) shoots it into burning smithereens, officially giving the Mugiwara Pirates a place in history as the pirate crew who declared war against the World Government. And everything is because they just want to retrieve a single nakama, Robin. Can it get any cooler than that?

M-Kay: I agree 100% that this needs to be near the top of everyone’s list! The moment that flag blew up in flames, CP-9 and the government knew that they meant business! Showing Robin that they would take on the whole world to protect her, gave her the reassurance to trust them.

3. Zoro Sacrifices Himself To Kuma For His Captain Luffy

Oh, Zoro, Zoro. You really are a perfect example of “otoko no naka no otoko” (the manliest amongst the men). This is 10 times cooler than #11 where he loses against Mihawk with pride. In this scene, he’s not just a prideful swordsman but a martyr. Ouka Shichibukai Bartholomew Kuma is ordered by the World Government to eliminate the Mugiwara Pirates, specifically Luffy, but Zoro stands up against him, and demands that Kuma take his life instead. Zoro shouts, “Luffy wa Kaizoku Ou ni naru otoko da!” (Luffy is the man who’s going to be the Pirate King!). So cool!

If you watch ONE PIECE, then you know what happens. Kuma uses his Nikyu-Nikyu powers to gather all of Luffy’s pain & injuries into a paw-shaped orb, with the intention that Zoro experience this painful hell. It’s so difficult to watch. His determination to die in place of Luffy is so strong that he hits Sanji unconscious, who also offered to die instead of Luffy. Luffy is one fortunate captain to have such loyal nakama. The coolest part is when everything’s over and Sanji discovers Zoro still standing in a pool of blood. When Sanji asks him what happened, Zoro answers: “Nanimo nakatta” (Nothing happened). So cool!

M-Kay: Truthfully, I wasn’t a big fan of the Thriller Bark Arc, but this moment made me like it way more! I can’t really explain it any better than I did in my list, but this shows that Zoro’s feelings has grown just as much as his strength.

2. Luffy & Jimbei’s Blood Transfusion

One of the dark issues explored in the series is discrimination. I’ve encountered negative opinions about ONE PIECE many times on the web before. Most of them comment on how shallow the series is. With ONE PIECE as my most favourite anime show, of course, I strongly disagree with these comments. I argue that ONE PIECE may seem shallow because of the simplistic personalities of most of the main characters, especially Luffy, and the flamboyant battle scenes. If you look deeper, however, you will begin to see the dark themes. Issues such as power dynamics and in this case, discrimination, permeate throughout the series.

Luffy & Jimbei’s blood transfusion is one of the most beautiful, touching, and inspiring scenes in ONE PIECE. The violent discrimination between the humans and the mermen/fishmen is a direct reflection to the discrimination that we are currently experiencing in the real world. You think that discrimination is dead? I live in multicultural Canada, but believe me when I say this: Discrimination is alive. Luffy & Jimbei’s blood transfusion represents the ideal that we are all one, we are all the same, regardless of where we came from. Beautiful, isn’t it?

M-Kay: This was a very important event in the whole anime. The action that will be written in history, a fish-man and a human sharing blood. Two species that hated each other now have their blood mixed by choice. It is really hard to explain how important this was in the whole show.

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1. Luffy Punches a Tenryuubito

Oh, man. This is my most favourite kick-ass scene in ONE PIECE. Don’t you agree? I think that this scene is the heart of Oda-sensei’s position on the series’ theme of discrimination and power. The people with authority (the Tenryuubito, the World Government, and the Marines) don’t necessarily have the best intentions. Heck, the majority of the characters with authority in the series are assholes. Luffy punching the tenryuubito (he deserves it, the damned bastard) is my answer to those critics who keep on saying that ONE PIECE is a shallow and childish anime. With such dark themes like discrimination, authority, and rebellion, can you still continue spouting your nonsense? Look deeper.

I’m not going to go into details as to what happened in this scene. Watch it yourself. It’s freaking awesome. However, I want to discuss the significance of this scene, not only to the series, but also as a commentary to our “real” world issues. The tenryuubitorepresents the highest authorities in the world; the richest and the most influential. They think that they’re untouchable and that the world revolves around them. Well, they haven’t met the likes of Luffy yet. He doesn’t care who you are, if you hurt one of his friends, consider yourself screwed. His action against the tenryuubito represents rebellion against authority and the resistance against the abuse of power. Even if you consider yourself an “average” citizen, you still have the power to change your society. But I’m not suggesting you punch all corrupt politicians in the face. I’m saying (in connection with this series) that it’s up to you whether you submit quietly under those people with authority, even if they’re assholes who abuse their power, or to take your stand and be the shift for change.

My point is that this scene proves that ONE PIECE is a serious anime, if you just take the time to notice the recurring themes and analyze them. Luffy punching the asshole tenryuubito looks cool, but beneath this flashiness is an undertone of serious issues that reflect our “real” human society.

M-Kay: YESSSSS! This gave me goosebumps! It’s one of the best parts about that sad and heartbreaking day on Sabaody. I wanted to punch the asshole myself and stomp on his stupid bubble container. I cannot express my anger and hatred towards the tenryuubito and their attitude. Just their actions and look would make anyones blood boil. So of course this was on my list and I agree 100000%!!!!

Another thing I agree on is the seriousness of the anime, like Arria stated. People take One Piece for “random” and “useless” but each and every episode arc, event, has a deep part into plot. This is not something randomly thought u

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1-Defination

ONE PIECE (ワンピース Wan Pīsu?) is a pirate adventure manga written and drawn by Eiichiro Oda, created in July 1997. The manga is known to employ colorful and creative motifs that are taken from classic mythology, politics and musical aspects. It is also mixed with pirate lore and shonen formula.

One Piece is divided into two halves: Sea of Survival: Super Rookies Saga (サバイバルの海 超新星編Sabaibaru no Umi: Chōshinsei-hen?), and The Final Sea: The New World Saga (最後の海 新世界編 Saigo no Umi: Shinsekai-hen?).

2-The whole History 

Eiichiro Oda was inspired by Akira Toriyama's Dragon Ball and Dr. Slump at a young age. As a child he was inspired by the animated series Vicky the Viking and wanted to draw a pirate manga series.[2] Later, he created Pandaman for Yudetamago's Kinnikuman. In 1992, Oda at the age of 17, submitted the manga called Wanted!. This got him notice to join the staff, at the Weekly Shonen Jump magazine, where he became an assistant under several established manga writers including Shinobu Kaitani, Masaya Tokuhiro and finally Nobuhiro Watsuki.

Oda had interest in making a pirate manga both from his obsession with vikings as a young man and inspired by various pirate events including the discovery of the pirate ship of Edward Teach (known by his pirate name of "Blackbeard"). He wrote two separate one-shots in the mid-1990s, both of which were called "Romance Dawn". The stories introduced Monkey D. Luffy, a straw-hat wearing boy who set out to sea to become a legendary pirate. Several concepts of the eventual serialization appeared in these stories, including Luffy's inspiration for being a pirate and a mysterious power he gained from eating a special fruit that turned his body into rubber (a prototype for the Devil Fruit).

In August 1997, Oda took many of his "Romance Dawn" ideas and started using them in a weekly serial under the title "One Piece". It was first serialized in Weekly Shonen Jump, the weekly shonen magazine owned by Shueisha. The series quickly caught on and became popular from the initial chapters on, establishing itself as one of the premiere manga series in the magazine.

Originally, Oda wanted his series to run for 5 years (meaning One Piece could have ended in 2002), but he went longer than expected and has no idea how many more years his story will be. However, it should be noted that Oda has stated that the end of Chapter 597 marks the end of the first half of One Piece. Oda has already planned the ending for One Piece. Despite how long it will take him to complete it, he will end One Piece the way he planned from the start.

3-style of manga

At the time of its release, the dot-eyed style of artwork seen in anime like Dragon Ball was becoming less popular and manga and anime seemed to be moving over for the more popular big-eyes style of drawing, made famous by shows like Sailor Moon. Eiichiro Oda was fully aware of the change of art style and was worried early on in its run that his style would put off people from reading his manga. As time progressed and One Piece's popularity grew, Oda was able to relax the style more, resulting in One Piece's drawing style becoming much more loose and kinetic. During One Piece's early run, the characters had a somewhat more cartoonish and roundish design

As well as its unusual art style, the style of weird drawn characters had been another worry of Oda. Another problem at the time of early production was that the Bishie was becoming a popular form of manga character depiction and "ugly" or "weird" manga characters were becoming significantly harder to sell. However, these character designs have since become one of One Piece's selling points, allowing more eccentric characters to be drawn.

3-English writting 

As One Piece began growing in popularity, it received English translations as it became more popular in the West.

VIZ MediaEdit

VIZ Media is the sole provider of officially translated One Piece material. It began publishing translated chapters in Shonen Jump magazine in November 2002 and publishing translated volumes in June 2003. While not censoring as many details as their anime counterpart 4Kids Entertainment did, VIZ has used some 4Kids names earlier on, the most famous of those being changing Roronoa Zoro's name to Zolo, a practice they still continue in order to maintain continuity.

Fan ScanlationsEdit

Fan scanlations occur when someone steals One Piece manga before it before it is put on shelves, usually people involved in the shipping process. They scan the pages, translate the words into another language, and post it online. Some fan scanlators have released chapters a few days before they are sold in stores. The practice is illegal and can lead to the arrest of any perpetrators. Also, the quality of the translations completely depend on the skill of the translator, and most scanlations are of a much lower picture quality than officially released material. However, not all countries can buy One Piece from stores, leaving scanlations as their only source to read the manga.

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here's some events will happen in the chapter 882 of one piece 

Fans can feel it in their bones; Luffy is going to seriously fight Katakuri in Oda’s hit manga series One Piece Chapter 882 and succeeding chapters. Somehow, the stage is set; fans are probably united in their expectation that Luffy will give Katakuri the fight of his life, a fight that Luffy will, hopefully, win at the end. What fans can’t agree on, however, is how Luffy may match and eventually best Katakuri’s supposedly superior strength.

Jinbe Saves The Day

It looks like previous One Piece manga speculations by the Inquisitr were correct after all, at least partially that is. Jinbe, with his familiarity with the sea, became a crucial factor in saving the lives of the Straw Hats on board the Thousand Sunny.

Previously, the entire crew was in danger of going to the bottom of the sea thanks to a big wave created by Big Mom herself. While it was previously speculated that Jinbe might have a hand in rescuing the team from drowning, Sunny did not have to sink for Jinbe to become the hero

Jinbe steered the ship toward the wave because he wanted to take advantage of its green room, or that space inside the barrel of a breaking wave. Once inside, Jinbe basically used the Thousand Sunny as a surfboard, successfully steering the ship away from the wave. Meanwhile, Big Mom and Perospero assumed that the ship and its crew was already on their way to a watery grave as they did not notice the ship slip sideways to evade the danger.

Luffy To Get More Serious In Fight Against Katakuri

Meanwhile, the events in the previous chapter seem to hint that Katakuri will be in for a surprise in the coming One Piece Chapter 882. After learning that his teammates are safe, Luffy crashed the last piece of broken mirror, breaking off his communication with Nami. A brief look of satisfaction was shown on his face, but it was quickly replaced by a look of pure determination as he told Katakuri that he has no plans of dying inside Brulee’s mirror world.

Of course, every fan expects Luffy to become even more determined in defeating Katakuri in One Piece 882. However, not everyone agrees on just how Luffy might manage to best Katakuri, a seemingly impossible feat given the fact that he is known to be the strongest among Big Mom’s three Sweet Commanders.

But still, theories abound on just how this might come to pass. For instance, there are speculations that Luffy could undergo awakening in One Piece Chapter 882. Though the mechanism on how it can be triggered is still unclear, it is said to have happened in the distant past with the result of drastically increasing the power of a fighter’s techniques.

Another speculation doing the rounds is that Luffy might develop the Gear 5 technique to breach the power difference between himself and his opponent. While indeed a tempting thought, not many fans believe it can actually happen so soon. What many are hoping, though, is that Luffy will develop a new Gear 4 technique effective enough to counter Katakuri’s mochi-based attacks.

And finally, it is also possible that Luffy might find a weakness in Katakuri’s mochi in the coming One Piece Chapter 882. As previously discussed in an Inquisitr article, Oda might have introduced a weakness inherent to Katakuri’s mochi-based attack waiting to be uncovered, a fatal weakness that can be compared to Cracker’s biscuit soldiers becoming soft against water.

Unfortunately, fans will have to endure a bit of waiting before they will know just what kind of surprise Oda has in store for them. The team is on a break this week, which means that the One Piece 882 release date will be moved a week later or on October 23, 2017

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 hey guys i hope u fine and having a great time anyway i would like to share with u some of top scene  from one piece 's manga ever its about an emotional scenes let s have a look at it 

we can say that everyone s here are already seen this picture before because its too famous in anime 's world... shanks let his hand to cut for protect luffy from a sea ' s monster  this also is a legend scene in one piece 

all menbers of the crew are meet after 2 years of training 

this one of luffy 's battle this time with crocodile there luffy knows how to hit crocodile with his blood so its the finale part of the batlle 

 an emotional scene all the crew cames for save robin even she acts like she doesn t want that but luffy was screaming and ask her to say "i want to live" so she said it 

  

this was one of the suprises scenes ever

an emotional scene between sanji and luffy