At this point it is safe to say every villain wants a piece of Luffy, so he will literally have to defeat the world. In a nutshell, Luffy was never going to just make it from point A to point B and it is evident that he needs to defeat every villain that gets in his way. We have our grand “world view” of who are the ones running everything. Everyone else’s dreams and goals have been set as well.
The main goal of the protagonist, Luffy, has been established since the opening scene of OP. By this time in the show everything is pretty well established. All that being said, the show is kind of predictable in the overall "how it will end", the non-predictable part is what happens in between and leading up to those points. DBS has all that except it never made me cry like a baby like OP has (that Nico Robin backstory and rescue arc, and the death of Ace hit right in the feels). I now love it a little more than DBS because it has a better combination of action, comedy, and touching moments. I absolutely love One Piece, I just started watching about 2 months ago when I caught up with DBS and wanted a show I could continue to binge watch. Kind of predictable on December 01, 2017: the producers might get tired of making it but it's amazing and funny. Eiichiro Oda says that he is not in the least worried about how the story will turn out to be because he is convinced that it will be very interesting, but he has expressed concern about his health, as he wishes to see it through until the end. This is why it is important to build up slowly and meticulously towards it.
Oda says that he knows exactly how One Piece will end and that the ending of One Piece will be interesting and exciting. One Piece definitely has some of the best character development we have seen, and the main plot that has a wide range of tones from light and entertaining, to dark and dramatic. This will take considerably more time, but fans of One Piece appreciate Oda’s methodical way of finishing every arc. Give it a read if you ever get the chance.What Does the Author Say About the Ending of One Piece?Īccording to a recent interview, Eiichiro Oda (Oddachi), when speaking about the prospect of ending One Piece said that he has not expected One Piece to last this long, but that he plans to wrap up each part of the story thoroughly, leaving no loose end. One Piece is an incredible story filled to the brim with amazing characters, top-tier worldbuilding, and everything you could want out of a shonen manga.
The length may be intimidating, being on its 997th chapter as of this review, but it is one hundred percent worth it for how good the manga is. So would I recommend this series? Yes, absolutely. All of Oda’s art is absolutely fantastic and adds to the experience of reading. It is drawn in a way that almost resembles a cartoon, but with enough realism and detail to remain grounded. Each manga has its own distinct style, but One Piece is easily one of the most recognizable and unique. This is all going without mentioning the art and art style of Oda. It helps the world feel alive and shows the reader that the main characters are only a small part of the world they inhabit.
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Characters from as far back as the beginning of the series receive their own “cover stories” documenting their endeavours subsequent to meeting Luffy. Every part of the world is intricately designed and thought out by the author. One of the manga’s greatest strengths is easily its incredible worldbuilding. The plot never ceases to be interesting, and every new island Luffy and his friends journey to is unique and fun in its own way. One Piece is an absolute masterclass in storytelling. Along his journey, he gathers many crewmates to aid him, such as the navigator, Nami, the sniper, Usopp, or the cook, Sanji. Luffy and his journey to becoming the king of pirates, through finding the legendary treasure known as the one piece. One Piece follows the tale of a boy named Monkey D. One Piece, written by Eiichiro Oda is one of the longest-running and most popular Shonen manga ever conceived, and for a good reason.
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