What kind of scene did you think it was?

In One Piece, characters often cry and beg, don’t they?

Of course…

It’s okay to kill Aaron, right?

The Netflix version was also good, as expected.

I thought this was a weird scene too because those guys in that thread made it a topic.

It’s terrible that living creatures are still treated as a joke no matter how much time passes.

Aaron Park has all the battles interesting, like Zoro vs. Hatchi, Sanji vs. Kuroobi, Usopp vs. Choo, and Luffy vs. Arlong…

I like this place too, and when I ordered the same vibe in RED, Tanaka’s aunt said that the current Luffy is different and that the way of acting has changed, which is understandable.

It’s great that Zoro is already resolved to the fact that it’s over if Luffy loses here.

It might have been Sanji.

Since collaborative materials and iconic scenes are generally memorable, I can’t bring myself to joke around when I’m properly reading them…

After all, Nami-san is Luffy’s wife, isn’t she?

It’s not that there aren’t any erotic scenes in Egi Dai!

Usopp’s first battle is great too, Arlong Park.

Liar! Liar! Liar!

I like Luffy the most around the Arlong arc.

I don’t ask anything about Nami’s circumstances.

She gets really angry about what is said or done to her right in front of her.

It’s nice that the other three are waiting with their arms crossed.

But after this, I can’t get my feet out and I’m about to drown.

Bulletin board, me! Bulletin board, me!

I’m going to save money again! Honestly, I found Nami-san trying to be tough really attractive.

Isn’t Sanji too strong to win against the fishmen underwater?

I love the pathetic scream when Aaron’s never-broken prideful nose is broken.

Eh, but I’m already full…

Nasal mucus is nice.

It’s great that Luffy is really the only one who can take on Aaron…

Zoro just got cut by Mihawk.

I wonder if I won’t be able to see the hard-nosed Luffy who doesn’t listen to Nami’s stories but helps her when she asks for help anymore.

It’s great to see Zoro fighting with a battered body after losing to Mihawk.

This pen has blood smeared on it.

Here, Nami has dedicated her soul to Luffy, so she shouldn’t betray him again.

Luffy in the “Are you going to use it?” scene is super cool.

Even when threatened, it’s great that Nami-san believes Luffy will become the Pirate King without wavering…

Here and Sky Island, and Sogo ruin important scenes with too much collab…

The early One Piece, or rather the movies from Jump from a while ago, give off this kind of impression.

A heroine with complicated circumstances seeks help and ends up defeating the villain.

In the anime, they did the entire Aaron arc in a 2-hour special, right?

I have a memory of being really excited back then when I was a kid.

“I also like the finishing blow in the battle with Aaron, ‘Nami! You are my comrade!'”

There are often scenes in One Piece that are no joke if you read the original work…

There are several instances later on where you have to say “help me” in order to receive help.

I don’t dislike the rivalry around there, but it makes me feel like they should sort things out quickly!

It’s sweet enough to secretly cry over, but in terms of being a cathartic final word after fully playing the ultra terrible woman, I think the part where everyone in the village knew but I got angry has more interesting developments.

It’s inevitable because fundamentally, there’s the issue that Luffy is an outsider.

Ace’s thing has its points to critique, but it wasn’t funny at all.

There were a lot of threads created during the free distribution.

Upon rereading, there are many characters who die a meaningless death…

It’s generally too tough, and if I don’t joke about it, it’s painful, so that scene gets turned into a meme.

So that’s where the usual Sailing Day came from…

One Piece is too much of a mess in the world.

Nami and the four initial male members have a special huge emotional bond, don’t they?

Aaron also had some tough circumstances… it was casually brought up, but I think he was still treated like a jerk.

Ugyahhh, the heat of that collaboration is just too terrible when I see it now.

The scenes before the collaboration are mostly ones that aren’t funny, or rather, it’s a manga with overall really intense scenes that are truly intense…

As a child, I thought it was amazing… but now that I’m an adult and read it again, it really hurts my heart.

I really like this area, but I was disappointed that the Shark on Darts, which had a super speed presentation in the original work, had an incredibly slow-motion development in the anime.

In the latest episode of the anime, Luffy is 100 times stronger than he was back then… and he’s really cool too!

Everyone has their own background, but Sanji, Nami, and Robin are especially heavy.

It’s a manga that finally feels refreshing after enduring tough scenes for a few months.

You’ve really hit it big with this, huh?

The Aaron Park Method is so well-developed that it’s beautiful that despite using it, we couldn’t save Uta.

It’s nice that the line used in the thread picture is taken for granted in sailing day.

In the latest issue, are Nami and Luffy a bit like they’re dating or getting closer? Or does it feel like there’s none of that at all?

In One Piece, there are hardly any deaths during the story, but there have been quite a few discussions about people who have already died since the early days.

It’s a bit late to say this, but the members other than Aaron aren’t really that strong, are they?

The fishman called Chuu, a disgrace.

I feel like Fishman Karate was already quite strong at this point… somehow I won…

If you lose to Usopp, you’re no good at anything.

Saying that Hachi is the strongest swordsman on Fish-Man Island, except for one person, really lowers the status of Fish-Man Island.

It felt more monstrous to overwhelm Sanji and Zoro with the palm shotgun than with Sharkondarts.

First of all, Aaron’s voice in the anime is too boss.

The conversation between Luffy and Nami when she got sick in Drum Kingdom.

They are a couple living together.

Seeing Kuroobi take multiple kicks from Sanji and still get back up makes Chuu’s weakness to attacks seem incredibly pathetic…

Zoro has been so plain, what is this guy…

What is this guy?

Aaron is essentially the final boss of the Eastern Sea chapter.

Second person

I thought, “What the hell is Luffy sleeping for?”

It was a style of not getting involved in the issues because I was an outsider.

I was told by a friend to help, so I’m getting involved in the issue.

The rubber band combo refers to a full meter consumption loop combo in the context of fighting games.

The buildup before the catharsis is long…

If Zoro had been at his best, he could have defeated Arlong… I think.

Aaron was liked because he had a sense of fear.

Because I seriously hate humans, I show no mercy.

Zoro is always getting hurt.

That guy has hardly ever participated in a battle in perfect condition.

Well, if you’re told that everyone learns karate, then I guess that’s true! But still, it makes me feel like…!

Still, could the strongest swordsman of the Fishmen, who has been mentioned since this time, get a scene that stands out a bit more?

Because Luffy and Shanks come from a decent bloodline, Zoro is hard to understand.

To be specific, Sogo! has really become funny in the original scene, so it’s sinful.

Just when I thought I could fight properly, the enemy is too strong.

As for the Fish Men, I really like how they care about their comrades, like Arlong.

There have been many bosses who treat their subordinates like disposable trash until now.

Since he’s an outsider, Luffy basically doesn’t get involved unless he’s asked for help, has a debt of gratitude, or gets caught up in something.

Aaaaaah!

The scene where it’s hot is really a good scene in the original work…

There is a certain fear to him as a villain, isn’t there? The Aaron from the Aaron Park arc.

Even if they say the build-up is long, these days it’s only about 1 or 2 volumes at most, and the battles with the executives were resolved one episode at a time, which had a really good pace.

Aaron’s sad past────

I think it was only a matter of time before we would sink Purinpurin-san, whether early or late.

A brave person reported it! They said that, so they can’t cover it up, surely.

It seems that when I went to check the situation, there was an accident along the way and everyone got depressed (according to Mouse’s report), which must be difficult.

I love the Gum-Gum Axe that destroyed Aaron and Aaron Park, ending everything.

The final attack on Uta was this, right…?

The navy is too incompetent for not being able to handle the situation at Aaron Park despite understanding it.

Hurry up and bring the smokers from the neighborhood.

That’s nice, isn’t it?

The pirate play is over.

STAND BY

STAND BY

STAND THE PAIN

STAND BY

STAND BY

Since the mouse was left unattended, it was rampaging, but the weakest marine area line has not collapsed and is still being maintained, so I don’t really plan to say anything about that.

It can also be said that the same generation’s whale shark didn’t look away from that monster.

If you expand the scale beyond that island, it seems like Garp will come flying in, so either way, we’re stuck, right, Arlong?

I like that Shann has a lot of jokes that won’t come out unless you’ve read quite a bit of the one-pieces.

There’s a thread saying that people who normally read would understand on Monday.

Zoro generally has an image of blood coming out of his belly.

The catharsis of smashing through Aaron Park along with Aaron, who bit me in the side, is incredible.

Why are you laughing? Aaron has fulfilled his childhood dream.