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One Piece [ワンピース] #91
One Piece 91: Abenteuer im Land der Samurai
ワノ国に上陸したルフィは、ある少女と出会い、物語は動き出す!! 散らばった仲間は何処に!? そしてこの国に隠された衝撃の事実とは!? 波乱必至のワノ国編本格始動!! “ひとつなぎの大秘宝”を巡る海洋冒険ロマン!!
224 pages, Paperback
First published December 4, 2018
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Eiichiro Oda
2,048 books4,847 followersEiichiro Oda (尾田栄一郎, Oda Eiichirō) is a Japanese manga artist, best known as the creator of the manga and anime One Piece.
As a child, Oda was inspired by Akira Toriyama's works and aspired to become a manga artist. He recalls that his interest in pirates was probably sparked by the popular TV animation series titled Vicky the Viking. He submitted a character named Pandaman for Yudetamago's classic wrestling manga Kinnikuman. Pandaman was not only used in a chapter of the manga but would later return as a recurring cameo character in Oda's own works.
Please also see:
尾田荣一郎 (Chinese, simplified)
尾田榮一郎 (Chinese, traditional)
As a child, Oda was inspired by Akira Toriyama's works and aspired to become a manga artist. He recalls that his interest in pirates was probably sparked by the popular TV animation series titled Vicky the Viking. He submitted a character named Pandaman for Yudetamago's classic wrestling manga Kinnikuman. Pandaman was not only used in a chapter of the manga but would later return as a recurring cameo character in Oda's own works.
Please also see:
尾田荣一郎 (Chinese, simplified)
尾田榮一郎 (Chinese, traditional)
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October 16, 2022
« -Luffy, Kin’emon said this: “DON’T CAUSE A DISTURBANCE !!
-ALL RIGHT ! THEN…WE’LL JUST HAVE TO APOLOGIZE TO HIM LATER ».
Relectura de este arco para poder ponerme al día con One Piece después de un año de parón. Normalmente cuando llevo bastantes semanas sin leerlo intento buscar en el capítulo donde me quedé la ultima vez, sin embargo, he decidido empezar este arco de nuevo porque se me estaba haciendo cuesta arriba. Además, tampoco veía necesario intentar leer Zou.
« “I' ll make this the norm for you. I’ll make sure that by the time we leave this country…It’ll be a place where you can eat until you’re full everyday !!! »
He de admitir que Wano al menos hasta lo que he leído (cuando estaba al día) no me engancha. Es una pena porque era el arco que todo el mundo esperaba y comentaban que iba a ser igual que Marineford. Sin embargo, igual fueron mis expectativas, pero no me gusta tanto. Creo que me gusta más el arco de Whole Cake (es para pegarme, lo sé, pero amo al personaje de Sanji y su historia la esperé con mucho ahincó y me gustó bastante, no siento que haya sido un arco de relleno para ir a Wano).
«The light of the moon knows not the break of the dawn.
Heavens hear me! For I pray.
Cast nine shadows across the moonlit night of twenty years.
And know the bright of dawn. »
A pesar de todo voy a tomarlo con calma porque sé que si me sobrepaso voy a abandonar este arco de nuevo y OP es uno de mis mangas favoritos. Además, quiero ver la segunda parte del Reverie. Estoy muy nerviosa.
“Welcome to the Wano country”.
-ALL RIGHT ! THEN…WE’LL JUST HAVE TO APOLOGIZE TO HIM LATER ».
Relectura de este arco para poder ponerme al día con One Piece después de un año de parón. Normalmente cuando llevo bastantes semanas sin leerlo intento buscar en el capítulo donde me quedé la ultima vez, sin embargo, he decidido empezar este arco de nuevo porque se me estaba haciendo cuesta arriba. Además, tampoco veía necesario intentar leer Zou.
« “I' ll make this the norm for you. I’ll make sure that by the time we leave this country…It’ll be a place where you can eat until you’re full everyday !!! »
He de admitir que Wano al menos hasta lo que he leído (cuando estaba al día) no me engancha. Es una pena porque era el arco que todo el mundo esperaba y comentaban que iba a ser igual que Marineford. Sin embargo, igual fueron mis expectativas, pero no me gusta tanto. Creo que me gusta más el arco de Whole Cake (es para pegarme, lo sé, pero amo al personaje de Sanji y su historia la esperé con mucho ahincó y me gustó bastante, no siento que haya sido un arco de relleno para ir a Wano).
«The light of the moon knows not the break of the dawn.
Heavens hear me! For I pray.
Cast nine shadows across the moonlit night of twenty years.
And know the bright of dawn. »
A pesar de todo voy a tomarlo con calma porque sé que si me sobrepaso voy a abandonar este arco de nuevo y OP es uno de mis mangas favoritos. Además, quiero ver la segunda parte del Reverie. Estoy muy nerviosa.
“Welcome to the Wano country”.
June 24, 2023
Welcome to Wano! Last volume gave us a glimpse of the scenic beauty and culture of the land... and now Oda reveals an uglier side, rife with famine and pollution and state-sanctioned bullies and bandits. Even little kids like Tama don't have enough to eat. She puts her yearly cup of rice to a much better use by hiring with it a magical fighting crackhead to fight for her against the tyrannical oppressors of Wano. We'd had plenty of reasons to fight here, as it was, but if you want a surefire way to get Luffy to wreck a whole country - to make certain he won't forget halfway through what he was here all about - you give him food.
Good to hear from Ace again as well. It's been a while.
The sumo fight was a highlight.
Good to hear from Ace again as well. It's been a while.
The sumo fight was a highlight.
November 29, 2025
wann endlich gear 5 luffy
November 26, 2018
I love how the story goes on.
Oda is truly brilliant!!!
He never stops surprising the reader.
Oda is truly brilliant!!!
He never stops surprising the reader.
July 24, 2019
Shocking truth! But so excited for what they are about to do!
May 14, 2021
It starts off the usual Luffy arrives on this strange land and meets this cute girl Otama and things happen, meeting with Zoro, facing off against sumos, meeting other strange people, having to find his old mate Kine'mon and then going up against some other villains and ultimately the entrance of Kaido and meanwhile we learn of the secret history of Wano and it's dark secrets! Great volume and it does a good job building Wano and showing the strawhats as heroes, liberators and what not!
July 1, 2019
Divertido, emotivo y exquisito.
Gracias Oda por abrirnos otra vez la herida de Aceeeeeeeeee :v
Gracias Oda por abrirnos otra vez la herida de Aceeeeeeeeee :v
January 17, 2022
Zoro and Luffy have some good scenes but otherwise, this was one of the weaker volumes, not that it was bad by any means.
May 26, 2019
Pretty good opening for a new arc. This is going to be a shit-show and I'm going to enjoy it to bits, I can tell.
October 29, 2022
Okay I have to wait a couple of days until I get my hands on the next Sun Eater Book, so now it will be time to get caught-up with OP finally.
This sounds so wrong to say lol.
This is all really cool for an introduction to this arc, but... Uhm where the fuck did THAT Devil-Fruit Power come from??
Not sure what I think about that yet haha
This sounds so wrong to say lol.
This is all really cool for an introduction to this arc, but... Uhm where the fuck did THAT Devil-Fruit Power come from??
Not sure what I think about that yet haha
February 5, 2022
Creo que lo dije en la reseña del tomo anterior, pero una de las cosas que me ha influido a la hora de tratar (de nuevo) de ponerme al día con esta historia y de leerme todos los tomos de “One Piece” ha sido poder llegar a la sala de Wano. Y estoy muy emocionada por haber llegado hasta aquí. Pensé que este tomo no iba a ser tan introductorio como lo ha sido, ya que nos habíamos hablado mucho de lo que sucedía en la isla y de su contexto histórico en volúmenes anteriores. Pero me ha sorprendido para bien. Siempre me maravillara como Oda es capaz de crear diferentes lugares y formas de gobierno, cada uno muy con su cultura propia y personal, y muy diferentes unos de otros. En este caso, con un sitio que vive de la escultura japonesa estoy realmente encantada.
Otra cosa que también me sorprende es que aunque ya sea típico que los mugiwaras lleguen a una isla y la liberen del malvado-dictador de turno, Oda logra crear en cada lugar un contexto histórico y político que el lector puede identificar, y que está tan lleno de todo tipo de detalles que lo hace muy verosímil. Me gusta como a lo largo de los capítulos hemos ido descubriendo cuáles son los problemas que hay en wano y, por supuesto, nos hemos encontrado con nuevos personajes. Me ha parecido que es un lugar que contrasta fuertemente con lo que hemos visto anteriormente en Whole Cake y su abundancia de golosinas.
De los personajes que hemos conocido en este volumen, hay mujeres de armas tomar como Okiku (desde aquí ya declaro que siento debilidad por ella) y Tsuru, pese a que esta última no creo que vaya a ser esencial en la trama. Tama, pese a su corta edad, me parece todo un personaje que me ha conmovido profundamente.
A todo esto, si en el volumen anterior se hurgaba en la herida de la muerte de Barbablanca, en este tocaba hacerlo con la de Ace. Ya veis, con Oda nunca se deja de sufrir. Nunca olvidados, ninguno de los dos. Por cierto, me ha emocionado que cuando se reencuentren Luffy se abrace a Zoro igual que lo hizo cuando descubrió a Sabo tomos atrás. Son esos pequeños detalles los que dan tanta vida a este manga y a sus personajes. En caso de Luffy y Zoro, la complicidad entre los dos es palpable durante toda la parte final del tomo cuando van a rescatar a Tama. Un inicio de arco que promete curvas para lo que viene, y que es el mejor recurso posible para mostrar al lector como están las cosas en Wano, e introducir la acción y las peleas en el arco, de manera dinámica e intensa .
Y los capítulos finales me han dejado con la boca abierta. Se han resuelto varios misterios y han aparecido otros. Me encanta todo ese rollo de los viajes por el tiempo y de venganzas por el señor asesinado y humillado con claras reminiscencias a la historia de los 47 ronin (obvio que Oda se baso en ello). Tengo mucha curiosidad por saber más de los progenitores de Momo, en serio.
Otra cosa que también me sorprende es que aunque ya sea típico que los mugiwaras lleguen a una isla y la liberen del malvado-dictador de turno, Oda logra crear en cada lugar un contexto histórico y político que el lector puede identificar, y que está tan lleno de todo tipo de detalles que lo hace muy verosímil. Me gusta como a lo largo de los capítulos hemos ido descubriendo cuáles son los problemas que hay en wano y, por supuesto, nos hemos encontrado con nuevos personajes. Me ha parecido que es un lugar que contrasta fuertemente con lo que hemos visto anteriormente en Whole Cake y su abundancia de golosinas.
De los personajes que hemos conocido en este volumen, hay mujeres de armas tomar como Okiku (desde aquí ya declaro que siento debilidad por ella) y Tsuru, pese a que esta última no creo que vaya a ser esencial en la trama. Tama, pese a su corta edad, me parece todo un personaje que me ha conmovido profundamente.
A todo esto, si en el volumen anterior se hurgaba en la herida de la muerte de Barbablanca, en este tocaba hacerlo con la de Ace. Ya veis, con Oda nunca se deja de sufrir. Nunca olvidados, ninguno de los dos. Por cierto, me ha emocionado que cuando se reencuentren Luffy se abrace a Zoro igual que lo hizo cuando descubrió a Sabo tomos atrás. Son esos pequeños detalles los que dan tanta vida a este manga y a sus personajes. En caso de Luffy y Zoro, la complicidad entre los dos es palpable durante toda la parte final del tomo cuando van a rescatar a Tama. Un inicio de arco que promete curvas para lo que viene, y que es el mejor recurso posible para mostrar al lector como están las cosas en Wano, e introducir la acción y las peleas en el arco, de manera dinámica e intensa .
Y los capítulos finales me han dejado con la boca abierta. Se han resuelto varios misterios y han aparecido otros. Me encanta todo ese rollo de los viajes por el tiempo y de venganzas por el señor asesinado y humillado con claras reminiscencias a la historia de los 47 ronin (obvio que Oda se baso en ello). Tengo mucha curiosidad por saber más de los progenitores de Momo, en serio.
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September 13, 2022
A great start for the Wano arc! Time travelling samurai and Kaido the Dragon! Definitely going to be an insane storyline.
March 14, 2025
We’re in Wano properly now and I know it's one of the longest arcs/sagas of all of One Piece. I think it's a bit early to really be able to gauge the arc’s quality and the reader/Luffy is still getting acquainted with the country. As is I think the volume had a good mix of good and bad or at least it felt disjointed.
As I said in the last volume, it almost feels like Oda was getting tired of writing a pirate manga and uses One Piece now to explore other genres and settings (to be fair he did that as far back as Thriller Bark). In this case it's a samurai/feudal Japan story with the usual One Piece wackiness. I was not expecting the environmental angle to the country's history (although Oda Sensei had previously done environmental commentary with Traffy’s backstory) but it was a solid expansion of the mythology. The actual Japanese-inspired concepts were neat too with Oda playing around with the art style at points to make some characters resemble traditional Japanese paintings.
As for the story, I think all the new backstory, new characters/factions, etc. coming together here did make things have that disjointed feeling I mentioned. It had its moments for sure (Luffy and Zoro’s reunion and subsequent tag team against Kaido’s and the shogun’s forces) and some of the new characters were nice (Otama is pretty good as far as kid sidekicks go and I liked her connection to Ace). It still as I mentioned was a lot, particularly the final exposition dump leading into the plans for the impending samurai rebellion the Straw Hats are joining. It ultimately just felt like Oda Sensei was doing too much too soon.
Not a bad volume but it just felt like an uneven “start” to One Piece’s longest arc.
As I said in the last volume, it almost feels like Oda was getting tired of writing a pirate manga and uses One Piece now to explore other genres and settings (to be fair he did that as far back as Thriller Bark). In this case it's a samurai/feudal Japan story with the usual One Piece wackiness. I was not expecting the environmental angle to the country's history (although Oda Sensei had previously done environmental commentary with Traffy’s backstory) but it was a solid expansion of the mythology. The actual Japanese-inspired concepts were neat too with Oda playing around with the art style at points to make some characters resemble traditional Japanese paintings.
As for the story, I think all the new backstory, new characters/factions, etc. coming together here did make things have that disjointed feeling I mentioned. It had its moments for sure (Luffy and Zoro’s reunion and subsequent tag team against Kaido’s and the shogun’s forces) and some of the new characters were nice (Otama is pretty good as far as kid sidekicks go and I liked her connection to Ace). It still as I mentioned was a lot, particularly the final exposition dump leading into the plans for the impending samurai rebellion the Straw Hats are joining. It ultimately just felt like Oda Sensei was doing too much too soon.
Not a bad volume but it just felt like an uneven “start” to One Piece’s longest arc.
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March 3, 2024My first volume of manga in Japanese! By the end, I was able to understand about 65% of the words showing up. I was familiar with the story from the anime, and the pictures helped provide context. One oddity is how many characters have unique speech habits: one characters ends every sentence with “degozaru”, another with “yansu”, and Law and Luffy seem to cut off words at the end. In general, kanji makes it possible to still understand these words.
I will take a break before trying volume 92, and instead read Nichijou, a series with a smaller and more common vocabulary.
I will take a break before trying volume 92, and instead read Nichijou, a series with a smaller and more common vocabulary.
August 8, 2024
We love a girly who uses her tarot cards to make decisions for the day. The gang is back together! Stop separating them right now Oda!!!
January 10, 2025
4.5* SO excited for this arc
August 18, 2024
only took me three months of not touching a single book but i miss reading so i forced myself to pick this back up and god i hope this gets me back into reading properly
August 9, 2022
Overall, a decent start for the beginning of Wano. It's a bit of a hectic vibe, and some parts are not quite as impressive as I expected. Maybe I feel like Wano is over-hyped in general, but Oda clearly lays down the foundations for a solid arc in this volume.
August 19, 2019
The beginning of an incridble Arc. WANO! ありがと尾田先生
November 13, 2024
WANO COUNTRY ARC - PART 1
1. it is absolutely time to simp for zoro.
2. luffy's supreme king haki....i'm on my knees.....(again)
3. HJSBGHFBHJ WHY ARE YOU REMINDING ME ABOUT ACE, WHY ARE YOU TELLING ME OTAMA IS WAITING FOR HIM, WHY ARE YOU SHOWING ME MEMORIES OF THOSE TWO, STOOOOOOOP WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME ODAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
4. okay, update to keep track: bege, who was allied with big mom, is on his own now. luffy and law both are on their own. eustass kid is still prisoner of kaido's, and new info: x. drake and basil hawkins now joined kaido too. that's 7 of the worst generation
5. HELL YEAH, i love learning more about the grade swords :> i've been waiting since loguetown for more heheheh
6. otama yells at luffy that he wouldn't know ace so he doesn't understand her pain, but he doesn't correct her. it's not about him, so he doesn't butt in in how she needs to express the feeling of loss. maybe he thinks his own sense of loss is not hers to know, but i feel like that's not why he doesn't say anything, i think that he knows she just needs to take it out on him as the 'evil guy', who told her the bad news. at the same time, because his morality and actions are similar to ace's, he is also healing to her
7. what i like about luffy vs other pirates: these other pirates send out their minions to fight for them. luffy never does, he fights WITH them
8. oh to be cradled by zoro, while one is sick with fever- i mean i don't wanna have fever, but...you know...a sacrifice is for the well of the general public (mine) [HE IS A HUNK OF A MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN]
9. zoro's observation haki..................god, this arc was made to simp for him (why did nobody tell me that zoro fighting without his swords and only his hands against sumo wrestlers is so hot???)
10. i thought zoro in a kimono is already bringing me down to my knees, but.........trafalgar law...............
11. time travel??? i did not expect that, but i find it very cool. the time-time fruit is INSANE. can one also return back though, or only to the future? why was momonosuke able to live, but not his sister, though???
1. it is absolutely time to simp for zoro.
2. luffy's supreme king haki....i'm on my knees.....(again)
3. HJSBGHFBHJ WHY ARE YOU REMINDING ME ABOUT ACE, WHY ARE YOU TELLING ME OTAMA IS WAITING FOR HIM, WHY ARE YOU SHOWING ME MEMORIES OF THOSE TWO, STOOOOOOOP WHY ARE YOU DOING THIS TO ME ODAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
4. okay, update to keep track: bege, who was allied with big mom, is on his own now. luffy and law both are on their own. eustass kid is still prisoner of kaido's, and new info: x. drake and basil hawkins now joined kaido too. that's 7 of the worst generation
5. HELL YEAH, i love learning more about the grade swords :> i've been waiting since loguetown for more heheheh
6. otama yells at luffy that he wouldn't know ace so he doesn't understand her pain, but he doesn't correct her. it's not about him, so he doesn't butt in in how she needs to express the feeling of loss. maybe he thinks his own sense of loss is not hers to know, but i feel like that's not why he doesn't say anything, i think that he knows she just needs to take it out on him as the 'evil guy', who told her the bad news. at the same time, because his morality and actions are similar to ace's, he is also healing to her
7. what i like about luffy vs other pirates: these other pirates send out their minions to fight for them. luffy never does, he fights WITH them
8. oh to be cradled by zoro, while one is sick with fever- i mean i don't wanna have fever, but...you know...a sacrifice is for the well of the general public (mine) [HE IS A HUNK OF A MAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAN]
9. zoro's observation haki..................god, this arc was made to simp for him (why did nobody tell me that zoro fighting without his swords and only his hands against sumo wrestlers is so hot???)
10. i thought zoro in a kimono is already bringing me down to my knees, but.........trafalgar law...............
11. time travel??? i did not expect that, but i find it very cool. the time-time fruit is INSANE. can one also return back though, or only to the future? why was momonosuke able to live, but not his sister, though???
February 15, 2024
Volume 91: Chapter 911-921
Saga 10: Wano Country
Arc 31: Wano Country
The other Straw Hat Pirates already arrived at Wano and blend in with the citizens. Luffy's team also arrived at Wano but they were separated. Luffy meets Otama who lived with Tenguyama Hitetsu. She have a connection with Ace. Wano have been ruled by Kaido since 20 years ago. All nearby district was affected by the weapon factories and mines and become wasteland. The only part that flourished is the Flower Capital where the shogun resided.
Basil Hawkins, X Drake and Scratchmen Apoo affiliated with Kaido and become his Head Liners in Beast Pirates. Tama was abducted by the Beasts Pirates and Luffy saved her in Bakura Town. A chaos happened there and Luffy managed to steal food and water supply from Bakura Town. He then gives the supply to the people of Okobore Town. Luffy and Zorro reunited with Law.
They go to the ruins of Oden Castle. There, they meet the remaining of Straw Hat Pirates, Momonosuke and Kin'emon. There are graves for Oden, Momonosuke, Kin'emon, Kanjuro and Raizo. Kin'emon explained that four of them were sent to the 20 years to the future by using Lady Toki's power. They leaved Wano but being pursued by Beasts Pirates. Raizo separated in Zou, Kanjuro separated in Dressrosa and Momonosuke separated in Punk Hazard.
In 2 weeks, they plan to raid Onigashima during the Fire Festival. Before the raid, they will gather information as much as possible with the power of 5000 men from the alliance. They will spread a rebellion flyers and gather manpower. Kin'emon wants to find Kawamatsu, Denjiro and Ashura Doji who are former Oden's servants known as Nine Red Scabbards.
Shutenmaru, the leader of the thieves come to Okobore Town to steal back the food and water supplies. Jack arrived and fight with Shutenmaru. Suddenly, Kaido, in the form of Dragon appears from the sky.
Saga 10: Wano Country
Arc 31: Wano Country
The other Straw Hat Pirates already arrived at Wano and blend in with the citizens. Luffy's team also arrived at Wano but they were separated. Luffy meets Otama who lived with Tenguyama Hitetsu. She have a connection with Ace. Wano have been ruled by Kaido since 20 years ago. All nearby district was affected by the weapon factories and mines and become wasteland. The only part that flourished is the Flower Capital where the shogun resided.
Basil Hawkins, X Drake and Scratchmen Apoo affiliated with Kaido and become his Head Liners in Beast Pirates. Tama was abducted by the Beasts Pirates and Luffy saved her in Bakura Town. A chaos happened there and Luffy managed to steal food and water supply from Bakura Town. He then gives the supply to the people of Okobore Town. Luffy and Zorro reunited with Law.
They go to the ruins of Oden Castle. There, they meet the remaining of Straw Hat Pirates, Momonosuke and Kin'emon. There are graves for Oden, Momonosuke, Kin'emon, Kanjuro and Raizo. Kin'emon explained that four of them were sent to the 20 years to the future by using Lady Toki's power. They leaved Wano but being pursued by Beasts Pirates. Raizo separated in Zou, Kanjuro separated in Dressrosa and Momonosuke separated in Punk Hazard.
In 2 weeks, they plan to raid Onigashima during the Fire Festival. Before the raid, they will gather information as much as possible with the power of 5000 men from the alliance. They will spread a rebellion flyers and gather manpower. Kin'emon wants to find Kawamatsu, Denjiro and Ashura Doji who are former Oden's servants known as Nine Red Scabbards.
Shutenmaru, the leader of the thieves come to Okobore Town to steal back the food and water supplies. Jack arrived and fight with Shutenmaru. Suddenly, Kaido, in the form of Dragon appears from the sky.
March 30, 2024
I’ve seen the show and I’m reading the volume 1-3 book currently and it was at the library in the graphic novel section and since volume 1-3 was very intriguing (I haven’t finished the volume 1-3 book). I decided to give it a go and was really good to read. When I wanted to have some down time. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
May 10, 2024
Disini dimulai petualanga Luffy di Wano!
Permulaannya pas dia terdampar di Kuri dan bertemu dengan Otama!
Tama gemes bangettt huhu! Kibi-dango!
Terus paling kusuka disini ketemu pacarku, Law pake haori gitu huhu GANTENG BANGETTT! <3
Permulaannya pas dia terdampar di Kuri dan bertemu dengan Otama!
Tama gemes bangettt huhu! Kibi-dango!
Terus paling kusuka disini ketemu pacarku, Law pake haori gitu huhu GANTENG BANGETTT! <3
January 19, 2019
Der Auftakt zum Wano Kuni Arc hat mir echt richtig gut gefallen. Mehr davon! :)
November 9, 2019
Just got up to speed from the anime and now into the manga. Most excited with it! Keep it going oda
January 13, 2022
Yay Wano 😀
January 18, 2022
I've started the Wano arc 😍
September 4, 2022
Oh, here we goddamn go. Fair warning to those who love this series without any form of scrutiny: I really hate this arc.
September 26, 2022
there's just no way you can make luffy to lay low lol
November 13, 2022
So many fun designs pop up here. I didn’t understand the Wano hype back when it first started but now I’m like omg, I think this is gonna be on the level of Alabasta or Water Seven.
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