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Wanted!
WANTED! Auch ein großer Mangaka wie Eiichiro Oda hat einmal klein angefangen! So findet sich in diesem Band unter anderem die allererste Story des Schöpfers von Monkey D. Ruffy und seinen Abenteuern. Doch beweist "Mr. One Piece" hier wie bei anderen Geschichten um Götter, Geister und Drachen, dass er schon immer ein Händchen für abgedrehte Charaktere und überraschende Story-Wendungen hatte. Darüber hinaus plaudert der Meister aus dem Nähkästchen seiner Ideenschmiede - unverzichtbar für alle "ONE PIECE"-Fans und angehende Mangaka!
208 pages, Paperback
First published January 1, 1997
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About the author
Eiichiro Oda
1,978 books4,745 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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June 10, 2025
Wanted is an anthology of shorts created by Oda before One Piece became the phenomenon that it is today. Oda’s storytelling prowess and art style is clearly blossoming here as much of the presentation is echoed in his later work. The characters are akin to personalities we find in his most famous body of work, but it is nice to explore how they may have come about, and to see other genres explored. There are also notes made by the creator after each story, giving an insight into the creative process. This is well worth a read for fans and casual enjoyers.
September 16, 2022
Primera edición argentina.
Contents:
· Wanted!
· Un presente de Dios para el futuro
· La caminata nocturna de un demonio
· Monsters
· Romance Dawn (ver. 2)
Más un texto del autor para cada historia, dos ilustraciones y una página de aclaraciones a cargo del traductor.
Contents:
· Wanted!
· Un presente de Dios para el futuro
· La caminata nocturna de un demonio
· Monsters
· Romance Dawn (ver. 2)
Más un texto del autor para cada historia, dos ilustraciones y una página de aclaraciones a cargo del traductor.
September 12, 2020
Si vede che sono i primi disegni di Oda sensei ma io adoro questo mangaka quindi 5☆.
December 16, 2022
Even in these early drafts you can see Eiichiro Oda's budding talent and skill. They're all pretty good to some extent or another - and the second story is genuinely excellent, four stars. The last one's a bit rougher than the rest, though: it's one of the two proto-One Pieces, and perhaps compares particularly poorly with the final work.
September 7, 2022
Una verdadera Master Short Stories Collection con lazos de sangre al universo infinito de One Piece.
June 10, 2025
Before he created his masterpiece, One Piece, which turns twenty-eight this year, like many manga artists, Eiichiro Oda had produced a series of one-shots before jumping into the long-running format where they are able to showcase their art-styles. Considering that One Piece is a few pieces of media in which you feel every idea that the author had in their entire life injected into this one story where every island feels its own genre, reading these initial short stories showed that Oda was experimenting with different genres.
The first of these stories is “WANTED!”, Oda’s spin on the American Old West, in which Gill Bastar is pursued by bounty hunters, including Wild Joe, who got gunned down by Gill, only to come back as a ghost to haunt him. With the exception of the witty if antagonistic banter between Gill and Joe, the storytelling is rather loose and more about the kinetic energy that Oda brings to a gun fight, mixing action with his brand of cartoonish humour.
Oda improves his game with the next story “Future Present from God”, where the pickpocket Branco becomes the target of God himself, which leads to the pickpocket being forced to rectify that God made by saving a bunch of people from a building that is about to be destroyed by a meteorite. Like the previous story, the banter between the two flawed protagonists is a big driving force and whilst Oda isn’t trying to make a big statement about religion, he is having fun writing God as an almighty buffoon. However, what makes this a step-up of how Oda leans hard on the humorous side, from the exaggerating expressions from his characters to the pacing of the outlandish situation.
The next storyline “Ikki Yako” takes a more sombre tone where the wandering monk Guko arrives at a village where he is welcomed with open arms, only with the hope that he would vanquish a ghostly monster known as a “man-eater”. This is perhaps the weakest of the bunch, as there isn’t much comedy, though there is the attempt of a dramatic arc with Guko ridding of his cowardice to face this threat. If anything, it feels like a precursor for Oda’s next story that is far more successful.
“Monsters” focuses on Ryuma, a wandering samurai who finds himself in a sticky situation where he provokes someone who summons a dragon that will bring destruction to the town. It is here where you see Oda developing a number of ideas that you would associate with One Piece, from a tragic backstory, the author’s unique way of illustrating a sword fight, to even a double-page spread visualising an attack in the most satisfying way. And for One Piece fans, they will enjoy who Ryuma was before his fate as revealed in the Thriller Bark arc.
Last, but not least, “Romance Dawn” – the pilot chapter for what would become One Piece – where Monkey D. Luffy saves a girl and her best friend, Balloon the Roc, from the vicious pirate Spiel the Hexagon. Although there are notable differences between this and One Piece, Oda nailed what he is going to do with his magnum opus, with Luffy being exactly as he is, a rubber boy who may not be the brightest, but his ambition and adventurous nature is just contagious. Even Oda’s art by this point nails that bounciness that would define the look of One Piece.
At the end of each one-shot, Eiichiro Oda would give some insight and witty remark about their development, showing he has always had a sense of humour, which cements what this collection is about, whilst also being a precursor for the author to create one of the greatest pieces of fiction. Go read this, but definitely read One Piece!
The first of these stories is “WANTED!”, Oda’s spin on the American Old West, in which Gill Bastar is pursued by bounty hunters, including Wild Joe, who got gunned down by Gill, only to come back as a ghost to haunt him. With the exception of the witty if antagonistic banter between Gill and Joe, the storytelling is rather loose and more about the kinetic energy that Oda brings to a gun fight, mixing action with his brand of cartoonish humour.
Oda improves his game with the next story “Future Present from God”, where the pickpocket Branco becomes the target of God himself, which leads to the pickpocket being forced to rectify that God made by saving a bunch of people from a building that is about to be destroyed by a meteorite. Like the previous story, the banter between the two flawed protagonists is a big driving force and whilst Oda isn’t trying to make a big statement about religion, he is having fun writing God as an almighty buffoon. However, what makes this a step-up of how Oda leans hard on the humorous side, from the exaggerating expressions from his characters to the pacing of the outlandish situation.
The next storyline “Ikki Yako” takes a more sombre tone where the wandering monk Guko arrives at a village where he is welcomed with open arms, only with the hope that he would vanquish a ghostly monster known as a “man-eater”. This is perhaps the weakest of the bunch, as there isn’t much comedy, though there is the attempt of a dramatic arc with Guko ridding of his cowardice to face this threat. If anything, it feels like a precursor for Oda’s next story that is far more successful.
“Monsters” focuses on Ryuma, a wandering samurai who finds himself in a sticky situation where he provokes someone who summons a dragon that will bring destruction to the town. It is here where you see Oda developing a number of ideas that you would associate with One Piece, from a tragic backstory, the author’s unique way of illustrating a sword fight, to even a double-page spread visualising an attack in the most satisfying way. And for One Piece fans, they will enjoy who Ryuma was before his fate as revealed in the Thriller Bark arc.
Last, but not least, “Romance Dawn” – the pilot chapter for what would become One Piece – where Monkey D. Luffy saves a girl and her best friend, Balloon the Roc, from the vicious pirate Spiel the Hexagon. Although there are notable differences between this and One Piece, Oda nailed what he is going to do with his magnum opus, with Luffy being exactly as he is, a rubber boy who may not be the brightest, but his ambition and adventurous nature is just contagious. Even Oda’s art by this point nails that bounciness that would define the look of One Piece.
At the end of each one-shot, Eiichiro Oda would give some insight and witty remark about their development, showing he has always had a sense of humour, which cements what this collection is about, whilst also being a precursor for the author to create one of the greatest pieces of fiction. Go read this, but definitely read One Piece!
November 20, 2024
This is kind of cool to see what made One Piece, One Piece. You can see the similarities and the differents form then to now. It was very cool to read theses mini stories.
August 9, 2025
Pretty interesting that each subsequent short story showed how Oda developed himself as a storyteller, especially at such a young age. You really got the feel of his evolution to coming up with a story as grand and epic as One Piece. It’s especially fun that Oda even canonized one of the short stories as part of One Piece.
August 11, 2023
Collection of short stories Goda-sensei created, before his Magnum Opus "One Piece".
In the first story you can even tell from the artwork and drawing style, that it's one of his earlier work, it's not as clean and refined. The faces are often contorted to the extreme which makes their expressions/mimic really fun to look!
The last of these stories is one of the two "Romance Dawn" stories, which both were kind of prototype versions of the eponymous first arc in One Piece. It's really fun to see what things stayed the same and what didn't! The narrative is arguably worse then the real thing as everything's crammed into one chapter, but it's nevertheless all the more inspiring to see the improvement and how even the greatest of mangakas started small.
All in all, the stories are quite witty and quick to read through, but also lighthearted and as they're brief they're not as intricate as one may be used to for Oda's most famous masterpiece. I like how each one - while being a shonen-type story - has it's own distinct flavor and setting (one story is even a mix of different settings).
One small detail one might overlook (Spoiler):
In the first story you can even tell from the artwork and drawing style, that it's one of his earlier work, it's not as clean and refined. The faces are often contorted to the extreme which makes their expressions/mimic really fun to look!
The last of these stories is one of the two "Romance Dawn" stories, which both were kind of prototype versions of the eponymous first arc in One Piece. It's really fun to see what things stayed the same and what didn't! The narrative is arguably worse then the real thing as everything's crammed into one chapter, but it's nevertheless all the more inspiring to see the improvement and how even the greatest of mangakas started small.
All in all, the stories are quite witty and quick to read through, but also lighthearted and as they're brief they're not as intricate as one may be used to for Oda's most famous masterpiece. I like how each one - while being a shonen-type story - has it's own distinct flavor and setting (one story is even a mix of different settings).
One small detail one might overlook (Spoiler):
June 30, 2020
Now that I've read 78 books of One Piece, I tried this out of curiosity. Well, this was very funny and loved the art even it was very rough yet. Even Dragon Ball is quite visibly inspired these, I can clearly see Eiichiro Oda has his own style already in here. It was interesting to see how Luffy and his world came alive here. Funny stories and lively drawings.
November 27, 2024
Sooooo cool to see some of Oda’s early writing styles
March 8, 2021
Karena sering wara-wiri tentang One Piece dan lihat diberbagai situs komik One Piece selalu dapat penilaian yang bagus, akhirnya tertarik untuk beli komik ini, cerita lepas sebelum Oda-sensei me-serialkan One Piece.
Ada 5 sub-judul di komik ini
1. Wanted
Judul komik ini diambil dari cerita pertamanya. Ceritanya lucu sih. Gimana seorang yang bukan pembunuh malah jadi "wanted" dengan harga tinggi. Penjahatnya juga kocak. Cuma kena tipu sedikit, langsung bye-bye XD.
2. Hadiah Masa Depan Dari Dewa
Kalau ini tentang pencopet yang ingin tobat, tapi ga berhasil. Akhirnya Dewa marah dan nulis di buku semacam Death Note gitu, tapi ujung-ujungnya salah tulis XD. Disuruhlah, Bran, pemeran utama judul ini untuk membantu Dewa tersebut. Di kover, karena warna rambutnya hijau jadi sedikit mirip Zoro ^_^.
3. Ikki Yako
Cerita rahib yang takut hantu. Ceritanya seru sih. Mana di akhir ada hal tidak terduga.
4. Monsters
Baru sadar pas di cerita ini kalau settingnya tuh kayak campuran gitu ya, di semua judul. Bajunya ada yang modern, gaya barat, gaya Jepang, ada yang punya kamera juga ^v^. Mana ada Usop KW XD. Pas penjahatnya keungkap, jadi bikin pengen jorokin ke lembah naga XD.
5. Romance Dawn
Cerita terakhir. Awal mula One Piece *mungkin*. Tokohnya Luffy dan An, gadis yang mirip Nami. Entah kenapa dari 5 judul ini, yang diangkat jadi serial judul yang ini. Padahal Wanted sendiri menang di Tezuka Award. Luffy emang dari awal udah slengean gitu ya. Pengen jadi bajak laut, tapi karena ga bisa berenang malah bohong ke kakeknya. Akhirnya kena tinju juga kan XD
Menarik sih semua ceritanya. Pantas aja banyak yang suka karya Oda-sensei. Mungkin kalau One Piece dicetak ulang lagi, bakal koleksi ^_^v
Ada 5 sub-judul di komik ini
1. Wanted
Judul komik ini diambil dari cerita pertamanya. Ceritanya lucu sih. Gimana seorang yang bukan pembunuh malah jadi "wanted" dengan harga tinggi. Penjahatnya juga kocak. Cuma kena tipu sedikit, langsung bye-bye XD.
2. Hadiah Masa Depan Dari Dewa
Kalau ini tentang pencopet yang ingin tobat, tapi ga berhasil. Akhirnya Dewa marah dan nulis di buku semacam Death Note gitu, tapi ujung-ujungnya salah tulis XD. Disuruhlah, Bran, pemeran utama judul ini untuk membantu Dewa tersebut. Di kover, karena warna rambutnya hijau jadi sedikit mirip Zoro ^_^.
3. Ikki Yako
Cerita rahib yang takut hantu. Ceritanya seru sih. Mana di akhir ada hal tidak terduga.
4. Monsters
Baru sadar pas di cerita ini kalau settingnya tuh kayak campuran gitu ya, di semua judul. Bajunya ada yang modern, gaya barat, gaya Jepang, ada yang punya kamera juga ^v^. Mana ada Usop KW XD. Pas penjahatnya keungkap, jadi bikin pengen jorokin ke lembah naga XD.
5. Romance Dawn
Cerita terakhir. Awal mula One Piece *mungkin*. Tokohnya Luffy dan An, gadis yang mirip Nami. Entah kenapa dari 5 judul ini, yang diangkat jadi serial judul yang ini. Padahal Wanted sendiri menang di Tezuka Award. Luffy emang dari awal udah slengean gitu ya. Pengen jadi bajak laut, tapi karena ga bisa berenang malah bohong ke kakeknya. Akhirnya kena tinju juga kan XD
Menarik sih semua ceritanya. Pantas aja banyak yang suka karya Oda-sensei. Mungkin kalau One Piece dicetak ulang lagi, bakal koleksi ^_^v
September 11, 2022
Aku sedikit bingung awalnya ketika mau memberikan rating untuk komik ini, tapi rasa-rasanya aku mau memberikan 5 bintang saja untuk komik ini. Bukan karena suatu paksaan atau "perasaan nggak enak", tapi cerita yang disuguhkan di sini memang bener-bener bagus. At least sedikit membukakan sedikit gambaran buat aku gimana sih cerita One Piece itu, yang mana aku belum tahu betul sampai detik ini.
Fyi, komik ini adalah prequel yang mana terdiri dari 5 bab atau 5 cerita yang aku berasumsi adalah cerita dari 5 volume atau 5 cerita yang berbeda-beda, karena tokoh-tokohnya pun berbeda. Namun meskipun begitu aku merasa masing-masing cerita memiliki daya khas tersendiri yang mana nggak ada yang gagal.
Sayangnya hal itu sedikit dibuat mengganjal oleh terjemahannya yang bukan satu dua kali typo, melainkan hampir di semua bab ada. Agak bikin geram ya, padahal cerita sebagus ini bisa rusak hanya gara-gara kesalahan penulisa nkata swpertui ni.
Fyi, komik ini adalah prequel yang mana terdiri dari 5 bab atau 5 cerita yang aku berasumsi adalah cerita dari 5 volume atau 5 cerita yang berbeda-beda, karena tokoh-tokohnya pun berbeda. Namun meskipun begitu aku merasa masing-masing cerita memiliki daya khas tersendiri yang mana nggak ada yang gagal.
Sayangnya hal itu sedikit dibuat mengganjal oleh terjemahannya yang bukan satu dua kali typo, melainkan hampir di semua bab ada. Agak bikin geram ya, padahal cerita sebagus ini bisa rusak hanya gara-gara kesalahan penulisa nkata swpertui ni.
September 14, 2023
من يتخيل ان من هنا بدأت فكرة ون بيس
November 17, 2024
That 4 is being held up by Monsters 😆
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
November 20, 2024
I like his humor and his mischievous characters.
September 28, 2025
A collection of five early manga one-shots from One Piece author Eiichiro Oda, including the titular Wanted! cowboy manga short which earned him his first accolades. All of the stories here are fun and very readable, it's impressive how fully formed his style is even this early on (the earliest of these stories was drawn when he was 17) with plenty of the fast-paced action and comedy that would permeate his later work.
Wanted! is the earliest story and probably the least distinctive in terms of character design, but it's a fun romp with some great set pieces and some decent slapstick comedy. The influence of Dragon Ball author Akira Toriyama is very evident, even more so in the second short Future Present From God which is a more absurdist comedic tale similar in tone and style to Toriyama's Dr Slump. The third short Ikki Yakko is possibly the weakest here but is still a solid supernatural actioner, whilst the fourth - Monster - is a samurai fantasy with much more distinctive character design and art. This one is more in the style of his most famous work and obviously stuck in Oda's mind considering he would later call back to it in the Thriller Bark and Punk Hazard arcs of One Piece itself.
The final short, Romance Dawn, is a pirate story and direct precursor to One Piece - even featuring a pretty much fully formed Monkey D Luffy (complete with gum gum powers and straw hat) and characters very reminiscent of ones that would later appear in One Piece proper. This is an interesting glimpse of a version that never made it, with some different concepts but a very consistent style and tone to the version we did get and it's a fun read in its own right.
Over all a good selection of short stories showing Oda's development as a writer and artist. It's surprising how consistent his style is even early on and his eye for action, comedy and drama is evident throughout. These stories are more than mere curios, they are all enjoyable reads with solid concepts that could easily be spun out into longer series, well worth a look.
Wanted! is the earliest story and probably the least distinctive in terms of character design, but it's a fun romp with some great set pieces and some decent slapstick comedy. The influence of Dragon Ball author Akira Toriyama is very evident, even more so in the second short Future Present From God which is a more absurdist comedic tale similar in tone and style to Toriyama's Dr Slump. The third short Ikki Yakko is possibly the weakest here but is still a solid supernatural actioner, whilst the fourth - Monster - is a samurai fantasy with much more distinctive character design and art. This one is more in the style of his most famous work and obviously stuck in Oda's mind considering he would later call back to it in the Thriller Bark and Punk Hazard arcs of One Piece itself.
The final short, Romance Dawn, is a pirate story and direct precursor to One Piece - even featuring a pretty much fully formed Monkey D Luffy (complete with gum gum powers and straw hat) and characters very reminiscent of ones that would later appear in One Piece proper. This is an interesting glimpse of a version that never made it, with some different concepts but a very consistent style and tone to the version we did get and it's a fun read in its own right.
Over all a good selection of short stories showing Oda's development as a writer and artist. It's surprising how consistent his style is even early on and his eye for action, comedy and drama is evident throughout. These stories are more than mere curios, they are all enjoyable reads with solid concepts that could easily be spun out into longer series, well worth a look.
August 6, 2025
A big old anthology of all the master's mishaps before he hit it BIG with his most iconic work, with one of them being the 2nd prototype of what would become "One Piece."
His cowboy & samurai stories worked in showing how some of his crazier ideas would become mainstays in his main work. The one about a proto-Death Note tho? In retrospect that seemed like what would happen is "Death Note" was written by Akira Toriyama, lots of gags & the seriousness of the situation mitigated by hijinks.
Apparently episode 901 of the One Piece anime is an homage to this one shot of Luffy fighting a magic man with a weird face and his origin story's pivotal role model shifting from Shanks to Garp. Imagine right? Garp being a pirate...RIDICULOUS!
His cowboy & samurai stories worked in showing how some of his crazier ideas would become mainstays in his main work. The one about a proto-Death Note tho? In retrospect that seemed like what would happen is "Death Note" was written by Akira Toriyama, lots of gags & the seriousness of the situation mitigated by hijinks.
Apparently episode 901 of the One Piece anime is an homage to this one shot of Luffy fighting a magic man with a weird face and his origin story's pivotal role model shifting from Shanks to Garp. Imagine right? Garp being a pirate...RIDICULOUS!
July 28, 2021
Baca ulang. Dulu awal baca sekitar tahun 2010, namun yang diingat ternyata Romance Dawn (cikal bakal One Piece) sama kisah Ryuma. Haha.
Ya walaupunn lebih 10 tahun berlalu sejak baca, tetapi kelima cerita di Wanted ini menyenangkan dibaca. Karena fans-nya Eiichiro Oda, yaudah kasi 4 bintang saja.
Ya walaupunn lebih 10 tahun berlalu sejak baca, tetapi kelima cerita di Wanted ini menyenangkan dibaca. Karena fans-nya Eiichiro Oda, yaudah kasi 4 bintang saja.
December 30, 2019
3'5 estrellas.
December 29, 2021
Entretenidas historias. La del samurái fue mi favorita.
February 1, 2022
¡Increíbles historias! Es una gran oportunidad para conocer el proceso de creación de One Piece y trabajos pasados del autor. Si eres fan de One Piece esto es definitivamente un “must read”.
September 3, 2022
Estuvo divertido, unos relatos estuvieron de más y otros realmente fueron historias atrapantes.
El último y que se basa en One piece ya tuvo un episode especial en el animé.
El último y que se basa en One piece ya tuvo un episode especial en el animé.
September 5, 2023
Nothing in here makes the same impact as One Piece, except a couple of the twists in “Monsters”. “God’s Gift for the Future” feels like a (much more comedic) inspiration for Deathnote. Overall worth reading for a fan of Oda. Not sure why it hasn’t released in English.
September 12, 2024
No necesito más pruebas de lo buen escritor que llega a ser Oda.
May 20, 2025
if ryuma d. king of the swordsmen needs a wife…..
January 22, 2021
Ha sido muy interesante poder ver la evolución de Oda como mangaka a través de estas historias cortas. Todas tienen ese toque de humor tan característico suyo, pero sin duda las que más destacan son las dos últimas: Monsters y El albor del romance. La primera porque es canon en el mundo de One Piece, ya que aparece el famoso Ryûma de las leyendas de Wano, y la segunda porque es un prototipo de lo que hoy en día conocemos como One Piece. Es fascinante ver qué conceptos de la historia ya estaban presentes en la mente de Oda, y también los personajes (me ha hecho mucha gracia ver a Garp como pirata).
January 3, 2025
Fun collection of Oda’s early work
May 8, 2025
3 stars most of the way through. I skimmed monsters as I’ve seen the anime adaptation but rating bumped up to 4 for the last chapter which is the other other romance dawn I had never seen before.
August 15, 2022
Wanted! merupakan komik kompilasi dari beberapa karya 'One-shot' ciptaan Eiichiro Oda, tepatnya sebelum beliau memulai debut dengan serial andalannya yaitu 'One Piece'.
Terdapat 5 judul 'One-shot' dalam komik ini, semua judul yang tersuguh di sini pun memiliki keunikan serta karakteristik plot yang tentunya seruu dan beragam.
Walau demikian, minatku lebih terfokus pada 2 judul terakhir dari komik ini; yakni 'Monsters' dan 'Romance Dawn'.
Mengapa demikian? karena kisah dari kedua judul tersebut memiliki keterkaitan secara langsung maupun tidak langsung dengan serial One Piece.
Pada cerita Monsters, diceritakan bahwa terdapat seorang pendekar pedang bernama Ryuma yang berhasil memenggal seekor naga.
Hal serupa juga sempat disinggung di manga One Piece— dikatakan terdapat seorang samurai legendaris bernama Ryuma yang berhasil memenggal seekor naga.
Dan pada SBS One Piece volume 47, Oda-sensei pun akhirnya mengonfirmasi bahwa Ryuma yang diceritakan pada cerita Monsters dan serial One Piece memang merupakan satu orang yang sama.
Sama halnya dengan Monsters, 'One-shot' Romance Dawn juga memiliki keterkaitan dengan serial One Piece.
Yang paling mencolok adalah karakter utamanya yang juga bernama Monkey D. Luffy, kemampuannya pun sama.
Meski demikian, Oda-sensei juga sudah mengonfirmasi bahwa cerita dalam kisah Romance Dawn dan serial One Piece merupakan dua kisah yang berbeda, tidak memiliki kaitan cerita satu sama lain.
(Dikonfirmasi juga melalui SBS vol.47).
Setelah membaca komik Wanted!, para pembaca seakan dipandu untuk menyelami perjalanan Oda-sensei dalam menekuni karirnya sebagai seorang Mangaka profesional.
Komik yang sangat kurekomendasikan untuk semua orang, khususnya bagi seluruh Nakama yang turut mengikuti petualangan dalam serial One Piece!
Terdapat 5 judul 'One-shot' dalam komik ini, semua judul yang tersuguh di sini pun memiliki keunikan serta karakteristik plot yang tentunya seruu dan beragam.
Walau demikian, minatku lebih terfokus pada 2 judul terakhir dari komik ini; yakni 'Monsters' dan 'Romance Dawn'.
Mengapa demikian? karena kisah dari kedua judul tersebut memiliki keterkaitan secara langsung maupun tidak langsung dengan serial One Piece.
Pada cerita Monsters, diceritakan bahwa terdapat seorang pendekar pedang bernama Ryuma yang berhasil memenggal seekor naga.
Hal serupa juga sempat disinggung di manga One Piece— dikatakan terdapat seorang samurai legendaris bernama Ryuma yang berhasil memenggal seekor naga.
Dan pada SBS One Piece volume 47, Oda-sensei pun akhirnya mengonfirmasi bahwa Ryuma yang diceritakan pada cerita Monsters dan serial One Piece memang merupakan satu orang yang sama.
Sama halnya dengan Monsters, 'One-shot' Romance Dawn juga memiliki keterkaitan dengan serial One Piece.
Yang paling mencolok adalah karakter utamanya yang juga bernama Monkey D. Luffy, kemampuannya pun sama.
Meski demikian, Oda-sensei juga sudah mengonfirmasi bahwa cerita dalam kisah Romance Dawn dan serial One Piece merupakan dua kisah yang berbeda, tidak memiliki kaitan cerita satu sama lain.
(Dikonfirmasi juga melalui SBS vol.47).
Setelah membaca komik Wanted!, para pembaca seakan dipandu untuk menyelami perjalanan Oda-sensei dalam menekuni karirnya sebagai seorang Mangaka profesional.
Komik yang sangat kurekomendasikan untuk semua orang, khususnya bagi seluruh Nakama yang turut mengikuti petualangan dalam serial One Piece!
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