Being connected is like that…

Sanji tends to become the third wheel when women are involved.

Was Sanji there at that time?

Even though Nami is captured, Sanji isn’t coming. Can’t he hear?

Isn’t it okay for Nami to give Sanji a kiss at least once?

Sanji is literally playing the role of the third wheel, so he seems to be aware of that.

Looking back, the beginning of Sanji’s depiction as a clever strategist was when he said, “If a fish has air blown into its gills, it must be suffering.”

I wonder what would have happened if Jinbei had come to Kokoyashi Village back then…

I wonder what everyone in the crew spends their allowance on in the first place.

It seems like Sanji is the one who buys things that would especially benefit the crew.

If Jinbe had been there at that time, the sea of Cocoyashi Village would have been stained red.

It seems like Aaron’s face shape, and even his body shape, will fundamentally change from getting punched.

Mr. Belmer is also crying.

Every time I remember, Bellmare-san is too much of a saint.

The one who nurtured my abilities as a navigator was Aaron…

If Nami draws the world’s sea charts, we’ll be unbeatable! After that, I’ll let her go! Well, it’s obviously impossible anyway! It’s a kind of objective, but it’s already contradictory and that’s crazy, right, Arlong?

The one raised as a thief is Belmer.

The one I trained as a navigator is Aaron.

Nami doesn’t like to put in effort, so she is sympathetic to Belmare, but in reality, if it weren’t for Arlong, she wouldn’t have been able to join the crew.

In the first place, thinking that attacking from underwater using nautical charts makes you invincible shows a lack of perspective.

I wonder if Aaron has never met a strong person who isn’t an ability user.

Maybe Aaron just wanted to blow off some steam.

The purpose was probably just something I said with my mouth.

The part where he said that sounds good, but it’s impossible in reality seems to only reflect that he feels good standing above others in a narrow world and doesn’t think deeply about it beyond that.

If anything, I could knock him out with the Luffy from back then.

It’s already bad enough just to be locked away pretending to be a Tenryuubito.

I didn’t realize that the relationship with the rats was overwhelmingly advantageous.

You’re not in a position to say that you’re a big deal and that you understand humans, Aaron.

Speaking of which, Aaron was obviously slurring his words.

Considering their background, they are not a character who could be defeated by early Luffy.

There’s no reason to leave Coconut Palm Village…

The one who was overshadowed by feelings of revenge and inferiority didn’t properly hear what the head of Thailand said at the end.

And then there’s that macro that you’re properly listening to.

If the instant kill move Sharkon Darts hits, you can win, haha, it was that kind of strategy…

At that time, Luffy was quite strong, wasn’t he?

Aaron should learn from Hody’s high aspirations.

In the world of One Piece, once you bend and step back, you quickly decline.

Crocodile and Don Chinjao.

In the eastern sea, it’s such a remote area that even a naval admiral won’t come here, ha ha ha ha!

It means that the entire image in the thread is connected, which refers to the “One Piece” (the great treasure of the One Piece).

Oda, who loves foreshadowing, has already shown the answer to One Piece, huh?

I think Aaron has been acting petty by using Jinbei’s name as a backing since his introduction, so I don’t believe he genuinely intended to carry out the plan.

Thanks to Jinbei, I was able to save money! After being told that by Nami when we parted ways, I want to come to Cocoyashi Village and reunite with Nami, who turned pale when she was robbed of her money by Arlong.

At that time, Luffy hardly struggled against any boss-level opponents, including Crocodile… only against Kreek.

That’s why, despite losing badly twice and Luffy also collapsing in the end, Crocodile, who was almost mutually defeated, definitely left a strong impact.

There are hardly any really strong fish-men other than Jinbe and the head of the Tai fish, right?

Is it that merfolk lack ambition, or is it that even if they are strong, they have no potential for growth?

You’re great, Nami!

Well, I think octopuses are worthless.

It’s too optimistic to think that just because Jinbe came to see me, I won’t die.

Aaron! There was a house on the outskirts of the village!

The story often comes up that sooner or later things would work out, but it’s already been eight years since that time.

If Luffy and the others didn’t do something, hell would have continued even further.

If you get found by Garp, you’d be crushed immediately, so I can’t believe you managed to act so confidently.

The situation where just coming up ends results in me being amazing for overcoming the upper eyes and doing bad things.

They don’t even realize it, and they get carried away until they’re knocked down.

Wasn’t it the fishman in charge of the party?

Having been able to live freely for eight years was good luck, but I can’t help but feel that it would have been better luck to disappear before being found after about a year and humiliating my brothers with my disgrace.

Being strong in underwater combat doesn’t match the theme of the work, especially since it’s about pirates.

Does Jinbe know all about Arlong’s deeds in Cocoyasi Village?

Jinbei-san… We really did something terrible to that child… It’s good that we can reflect on it and say so, but Hachi…

It’s something so terrible that even saying “terrible” a hundred times wouldn’t be enough, so if Nami hadn’t directly said the words of forgiveness, I think Jinbe would have been erased from this world with a decisive punch.

It’s really pathetic and amazing that we’re paying a navy that acts like trash to let us go.

The fishman exploded with resentment and got revenge on an unrelated human in the same way.

When I think about Jinbei’s feelings at the time he was told, “That person doesn’t resent you, the Fishmen!” it really hits home.

The Thai person is not smart.

Even if Jinbei meets Arlong now, I don’t think he would punch him.

I think it would be a type of situation where Arlong, saying he feels sorry for Nami who swallowed it after being hit, would not be in sight.

Mice and chewing are the same.

https://one-piece.com/character/Pizaro/index.html

Is it this guy?

Is it really this guy…?

Sanji was showing off his strength in underwater combat, but it’s strange that Sanji is able to withstand that.

The sense of absurdity in the world of One Piece has become widely known through the New World arc, but upon further reflection, it’s pretty pathetic that a dominion that would collapse immediately with the arrival of a slightly stronger Marine has been allowed to continue for 8 years, while the East Blue is still being referred to as a “symbol of peace.”

Well, the village endured for Nami, but that was overturned, and I think it was already over when they were betrayed at that point.

It was Luffy who helped there.

In the part where he was saying “Ugh!” from the water, there might be a part of Sanji at that time that wasn’t as strong as I thought.

I think Sanji in the thread image should be more assertive.

Too much of a savior to be an immediate force.

Wasn’t it rare for Zoro to fight in perfect condition?

Once you’ve done the Purin Purin, it’s already over, so it’s really just a matter of time.

In the world of One Piece, where there is a high possibility of encountering crazily strong opponents at random, if you want to establish a stronghold for a long time, you either have to do it as skillfully as Crocodile or have strength at the level of the Yonko; otherwise, it’s impossible.

Well, I can only think that Garp hasn’t noticed because of the roughness typical of the early stages.

Unless the mice were more capable of deceiving than I thought.

It feels like the area around the bee has completely been allowed for the sake of the artwork.

In the Eastern Sea arc, if Zoro is at his best, he could probably take down even a boss-class opponent…

The fight against Arlon will be resolved in an instant once Luffy and everyone can fight properly.

Aaron is not in the 20 million class either.

Mihawk’s wound lingers too long.

East Blue is basically about a quarter of the Earth, so I don’t think it’s a scale that Garp can oversee all by himself…

The Atlantic Ocean accounts for about 15% of the Earth’s surface.

I thought it was pretty stupid SimCity to completely cut off external interactions from Kokoyashi Village and just extract it with heavy taxes.

I wonder if the only purpose was to hurt humans, so it didn’t matter if the village starved and was destroyed.

Was it around Whiskey Peak that Zoro recovered from the debuffs he was under ever since he got stung by the buggy?

Normally, the lower ranks of the Navy would look around and if they couldn’t handle it, they’d call Garf to come over.

If the subordinate you’ve entrusted is betraying you and not functioning, even Garp would find it impossible.

It seems unreasonable to blame Garp for not properly watching over things when, originally, the base should be in the New World, but he’s going out of his way to come all the way to the East Sea.

Mayumi Tanaka: “Bibi was part of the crew when she was on the ship, but since she got off, those feelings (like the ones for Luffy) have kind of lingered, and when I casually mentioned that, Akemi Okamura (who plays Nami) got really angry.”

Mayumi: “That’s impossible. If Luffy were to become like that, it would definitely be Nami… I’m really, really angry!”

Sanji is a bit too helpful in ways other than combat.

I would rather keep Garp on the front lines than have him in some rural place like the East Blue…

It seems like I could win just by shooting cannonballs in the eastern sea range.

Once you reach Maggie level, you really become unbeatable.

Buggy corners Luffy in Rogue Town, and despite being a comedic relief, there are times he fits surprisingly well. I wonder if Oda-sensei is quite aware of this.

Zoro’s injury is dragging on, yet Usopp’s broken bone from Mogu-ra Slope was completely healed by the time they reached Skypiea, which is way too tough.

However, given the recent trends, a Bibi heroine really seems possible.

Is it consciousness, or maybe foreshadowing… I wonder…?

Hody is often said to have no future even though he won frequently.

Thinking about it now, I wonder if Aaron made Nami into a slave in Coconut Village just because he took a jab at the fact that the boss of Thailand died because he saved a koala kid.

Seriously, this is a mistake where I can’t complain even if I get killed…

Since Sanji had many roles by himself, every time a new member joined, elements were taken away, and now there’s hardly anything left except for the perverted cook.

I wonder what Aaron thought about the koala.

I guess when he says he likes human women, it’s not just about sexual desire but rather a nuance of actually liking human women (since koalas are nice).