I became a shipwright for an undercover investigation, but it’s clear I was working seriously enough to break out in a cold sweat when shown the blueprints.

It’s nice to see Lucci sweating cold sweat…

>>3

I like the ice guy even though he’s a non-combatant; he’s just too capable.

Even though I mess around with a pasta machine, I’m serious when it’s time to be serious…

Luchi spat it out, but Kaku seemed to have some lingering feelings.

>>7

Lucci is always just mean with his words and never says what he really thinks…

Well, it seems like a fun place.

It seems like these people could remember to some extent just by flipping through it.

>>20

After two years of training on a remote island filled only with gay men, where I risked my life and nearly got consumed myself, I managed to survive and, together with my friends, finally arrived at the island of mermaids.

It’s heartless to cry when leaving the shop of the man who has been my lifesaver since I was a child.

>>10

Form up!

In the end, what was Pluto?

>>12

Battleship capable of sinking islands.

Isn’t there a surprisingly small number of blueprints for a legendary ancient weapon?

I like the part where it gets burned after this.

It’s 정말 exciting when the main character’s cleverness comes out in ways other than combat power, just like when Brook outsmarted Big Mom.

Mr. Prince from Alabasta, etc.

I thought that with Lucci and Kaku’s speed, they could snatch it away before burning it while we’re having this conversation.

I wonder how Lucci has been suppressing his killing instinct lately.

>>25

I think they were probably killing some random thugs.

I wonder if I was hiding it in my butt.

Other than those who say they have no lingering attachments, there are quite a few.

It’s the type of manga where you probably decide to hide it in the swim trunks rather than in the gap of the belly cola tank.

Kakuu is so cute crying in front of Stussy.

I really like the rematch with Kaku and Lucci in Egghead.

Both ended up feeling somewhat unsatisfying.

He’s the worst. When I look at the lower panel after a long time, I laugh.

The design blueprint is surprisingly thin for a super weapon.

Is this everything?

A handsome man is preparing for battle without trying to run away when a bear comes.

Luffy and Zoro are talking at the edge about where they’ve been and what they were doing for two years, after butting in on a conversation about the salinity of the deep sea currents of the Grand Line and getting scolded together.

The dinosaurs of Wano Country are creatures like this! The Ten-don is always funny.

>>42

Brachiorancher

>>42

But that also shows a serious depiction of what a Devil Fruit is, which is nice.

I love the scene where Big Mom’s subordinates use moonwalk as if it’s just normal.

Certainly, there are many scenes that I like in Kaku.

In the Water Seven arc, I like it because it’s strong, made of iron.

I was stunned by Franky’s reaction after Robin-chan almost fell into despair, thinking it was her fault again.

I really like Sanji’s bounty poster-related stuff.

Monster Hunter

I like the atmosphere of the W7 chapter because it’s a bit different from the other stories.

Chopper, I… will make my dream come true… and choose “death”!!!!

The senior duo of Robin and Franky is great, isn’t it?

>>53

The centaurs have stopped appearing, haven’t they?

The Water Seven arc was really, really interesting.

It’s not that the present is boring or anything like that; it was truly enjoyable at that time.

The balance of gags and seriousness in this area is just perfect.

When you go to Thriller Bark, the gags win and it’s no good.

Is it serious that Mr. Lucci, who is known for the scars on his back, infiltrated using his real name?

>>56

I can’t tell if Cipher Pol is a secret or public organization in the first place.

>>67

Numbers 1 to 8 do infiltration and similar work, but they are publicly acknowledged to some extent, while 9 gives the impression that they don’t even do that.

>>67

The cipher pole as an intelligence agency is public (the members are probably a secret, but it’s unknown).

Only CP9’s existence is a secret.

CP0 is hard to understand.

>>83

It’s strong, but it’s treated terribly.

>>89

It’s really sad that the people who got in Kaido’s way seem to have died just like that.

>>98

They were unwilling the whole time and completely gave up at the end; it’s really sad.

…Pasta machine!

Isn’t the female response to Franky’s transformation a bit too cold?

I really love the jokes that have the ebb and flow like an old man with a bull.

In that area, a genuinely cool place is when he says “Me too, Owl-kun,” which gives me chills and I really love it.

No, go practice karate.

A wanted poster that looks like a doodle.

A person resembling a doodle was mistakenly arrested.

The romanticism of robots is something women just don’t understand…

>>69

It’s embarrassing as a person.

Ozulu (Luffy) is disappointed that Slurpark will not combine.

I like the ebb and flow that makes me lose consciousness and become ruthless.

I… will give up… it’s for Vivi, after all…

Just like Luci Cac understands blueprints, Bruno can understand different types of alcohol…?

Sometimes it’s almost scary to watch how far Frankie is willing to abandon his humanity, and I can’t laugh about it.

Sham is Nya Ban Brothers, right? He doesn’t know Frankie, does he?

>>77

In the live-action movie, it was a mischievous girl!

It’s not a gag, but I oddly like the part where Sanji is giving cold treatment because Usopp is away from the crew.

I can immediately think of silly scenes, but the serious moments like the Usopp fight are really amazing and super interesting in Water Seven.

I’m going to break off!

I can take it off!

When CP 0 suddenly showed up and said it was misinformation, everyone believed it, so they have quite a high level of recognition.

The first thing you said wasn’t a deep apology, Zoro!

>>87

I can’t hear you.

>>87

I can’t hear you.

>>87

Chopper is a child, so he can’t read the atmosphere at all…

>>90

That way of swinging is too cool.

I want to imitate it too.

I love the scene in the Enies Lobby arc’s anime opening where Franky and the Owl are fighting each other.

I wonder why I’m crying in the scene of the pantyless pervert.

Is it like a general management department or something?

The reappearance of the giant’s gatekeeper and the duration of the foreshadowing recovery are too long.

Franky is really something, being able to deal damage to all the iron blocks except for Lucci.

I wish my big brother could return to how he was back in those days.

>>110

I want you to at least go back to the pompadour hairstyle!

No, I like the current big brother too!

After Grandpa Garp left

Well, such trivial things…

“I don’t think so.”

I like those who overlay lines like that from behind.

I’ve always thought it was strange that even though CP9 was just hiding by wearing masks during the costume parade in Water Seven, CP0 also became masked characters.

I really like small jokes and the conversations at the edges of panels.

It’s plain, but I can’t quickly think of a scene I like…

I like the scene in Alabasta with Nami’s dancer costume, where the scissors and eyelashes are excited.

It’s not my type…

New Aniki! New Aniki!

Ace’s habit of falling asleep immediately was funny, but it was only in the early days…

My favorite part is when Rocketman first appears.

Aren’t you just liked too much, Kaku?

>>112

I like Bruno from RED.

>>112

Both the regular play and battles are interesting and cool, so there are truly no flaws in Water Seven.

>>122

I’m weak to women’s exposure.

I love the scene where I, Bruno, catch Sanji’s kick with a steel block and it shakes!

>>113

It’s nice to use a crushing attack that specializes in destructive power with the first hit being unscathed.

I love crushing (concasse).

Kaku seemed to feel that he had finally secured the job he had long wished for, even if it was because of a mission, when looking at the newly drawn images of his childhood.

It’s difficult to list those that barely don’t make it into the top 100…

I really like the part where the recollection of Franky gets hit by the sea train, even though it’s a typical scene that seems like it would rank in my favorite moments.

You’re getting the hang of using the giraffe’s body too quickly, aren’t you?

At the last minute, Luchi became a traitor with a live feel without making a decision.

>>120

I really can’t believe this…

So you’re saying there were routes like CP9 Paulie and Tile Stone too!?

>>136

It was there, wasn’t it…?

Michael and Hoikel Route in the back alley too…!

I’m glad it wasn’t Nami’s body that was hurt…

God’s eye blinding!

>>126

Non

Divine protection, blinding!

I love the conversation where Crocodile praises Luffy for casually acknowledging that he pulled out a poisoned needle in Alabasta.

>>128

The showdown in the underground tomb is really cool and the best, especially since it wraps up everything.

Well, I had a serious match before that too, but it was Water Luffy…

Form up!

>>129

Huh?

Stop it.

Never again

I want the scene where the old man at the food stand says to give him the gold from the sky island to be included in the top 100 selections.

>>132

I want it all set up to naturally raise the price of the bull afterward.

The Gum-Gum Fruit is an attack technique that has been honed as a result of training.

I love how the main three have unknowingly learned new techniques.

Zoro’s combat is basically cool, so it somehow raises the level of his opponents.

>>135

This is how the Pteranodon hunted.

>>135

The eastern sea has only had the injury nerf, and it seems like the early-stage allies’ stats haven’t changed much up to Little Garden, which is unfair~

There was a theory about becoming friends with Pauly through Love P, but was there really such a trend back then?

>>140

There was.

Kaku was said to be absent because of his nose covering, and it could be Lucci or Paulie.

>>140

The way of fighting had personality, and with the techniques being showcased, the character stood out quite a bit, so there was definitely an atmosphere suggesting they might join the team.

After all, there was a proper name for the technique, Paulie.

The fact that they’re skilled with ropes is also unique.

Wow, so sexy… The type I want as a secretary! What am I, an old man?!

If the guy with bedhead were CP9, he would probably have a personality like Vergō.

Sanji using a knife in battle and the Water 7 arc have interesting battles.

I thought the rope work techniques were so elaborate that they were definitely going to join the crew.

I liked the feeling of trying for a more mature style starting from around the blue pheasant battle.

Damn it, if the next boss isn’t a giant radish.

Check out this amazing feeling of camaraderie in the Kokoro no Chizu OP video!

Take care!

Is it really possible to be in the top 100?

I like pretending to be the Gum-Gum 300-Pound Cannon during the travel time on the sea train.

Even though he is supposed to be an intelligence agent, the new CP9 member Nero has a nickname.

It’s sad that the person of justice who emerged from the sea train seems to have been hunted down by the people for a bounty.

>>157

That world really sucks…

Duval was so unexpected that I laughed, but I’m glad he found happiness…

>>158

Huh? Handsome?

>>160

Well, the part where Sunny was protected can only be described as handsome…

I quietly like the part where Paulie tries to run away with the money.

>>159

At first glance, it looks like a joke, but Luffy is angry because it’s important money over there, which ties in well with Usopp’s situation.

I watched it all at once on Anipi, and it was really interesting to see it all together.

At that time, I was just hanging out at the train station.

Oh… a mermaid.

Bōwansu~

I saw it for the first time.

>>162

I deleted it!

I realize that Zoro has a heart that dreams of such things too.

I can only remember the gag about the sky island that says “I don’t need a frog.”

>>163

I’m sorry for being rotten.

>>163

Usopp, ahhh, it’s a joke, but he ends up playing a big role afterwards, so it’s easy to forget that it’s a joke.

>>163

Aaaahhhh

>>163

It should be a joke about Pegasus as well.

>>163

What a foolish thing… Did you hear that, Usopp…

>>163

This sky-colored sauce has a unique flavor…

>>163

Gedatsu-sama!!

I like how the anime opening drops into the town, but it’s not boring, right?

>>165

I thought it was a scene that definitely confirmed everyone would become friends.

>>173

I guess it’s Paulie, but I was thinking there might be a long-shot chance with Kaku too? That’s the feeling I got from the group’s predictions.

The old man’s tree and… the unicorns are having a drink…!

I see, Usopp’s…

So, a posthumous work… how poignant.

Don’t be so gloomy!!

Like

Gunpowder Star! Gunpowder Star! Usopp Ring! Gunpowder Star!

I’ve been crying more since I left Baratie.

This cheese is

I hope it suits your taste.

>>179

The young people these days are really skilled.

Call the doctor…

Doctor! It’s me!

I have food poisoning.

I understand!

I love the flow because it’s too beautiful.

When I left Baratie, I only knew Luffy.

I thought it was just a joke, but the pasta machine is actually used properly.

It’s a plain scene, but I kind of like it when Hachi says, “That’s a bad business,” while selling bonchari to tourists in the Sabaody Archipelago.

It’s just a cover illustration, but I really like Iceberg’s new secretary interview.

It’s clear that I’m struggling with sexy beauties because of Califa.

Nami-san♥

Read this ♥

Please provide the Japanese text you would like me to translate.

Even though it feels like quite a few allies had already gathered during the Water 7 arc, looking back now, it was still just the beginning…

>>185

It’s already well into the first half, huh?

It’s about the middle of the Grand Line arc…

I love Franky’s dirty fighting style during the Nero battle when he was still kind of half an enemy, but does anyone else understand?

I think the sharpness of the jokes around the Tobiuo Riders battle in this manga is the best.

I wonder if there were any impressive gags since entering Elbaf…

Luffy is usually funny when he plays the straight man.

I love how later on we get to understand the true identity of the Sky Island’s Uwaabami and the reason why Yokozuna challenged the sea train in Water Seven.

As a shipwright, Lucci primarily uses ventriloquism, but he starts by introducing himself to Luffy and the others with “I’m Rob Lu… Hattori the pigeon.”

It’s funny that even after lurking for 5 years as a ventriloquist, you still mess up your self-introduction.

Thinking about it, I feel that the Fish-Man Island arc’s lack of sharpness in humor was one of the reasons for its unpopularity.

There were few elements that could neutralize the gloominess of the story.

>>198

It’s not good for gags to be treated seriously.

If you stay on an island like that for two years, you’ll lose any resistance to women, yeah.

>>198

It’s also bad that we seriously talked about a gag involving a nosebleed needing a blood transfusion.

If you’re going to do that, then you’ll have to seriously explain why Nami’s attacks are effective against Luffy.

I love the Baratie crew bursting into laughter while looking at the imagined wanted poster of Sanji.

Call a lawyer, I’m going to sue you.

After we had a super cool farewell at ✖️, everyone is feeling lonely… but it’s nice to feel a strong bond here, isn’t it?

I’m crying more than when I left Baratie.

I am… Sardes!

I liked Sogeking, but the bounty has changed, so is it going to be difficult for him to reappear…?