I Believe There Is Another World Waiting For Us

Megan. 27. Bi. Tokyo. Currently obsessed with: The Umbrella Academy, Top Gun: Maverick, Marvel, Wonder Woman, Mad Max: Fury Road, Pacific Rim, The Hobbit, Hayley Atwell, Tom Hardy, Sebastian Stan, Chris Evans, and many, many other things.

[summershouto]

after whole cake angst and regular angst here is the promised sillies!!!

[thekeymonster]

Sketchbook - Moss Kittens 2022

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I’m on Patreon, I have an Etsy shop and I sell Prints!

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Chewing and gnawing on the irony One Piece continually shows with the main characters where they're doing objectively kind and helpful things and that's what gets them in trouble with the law. It's the selective application of criminal justice. The bias and room for corruption built into the system itself. It's delicious. It's horribly relevant. I'm obsessed.

[sailing-ever-west-deactivated20]

This post was inspired by this screencap of people discussing Zoro being a wanted criminal over a shot of him protectively cradling a little girl

But it can also be with things like Usopp finally getting a wanted poster and the incriminating picture is of him freeing a bunch of slaves. Things like Nami's treasure stash being legally taken by the same marines who let Arlong terrorize her village for years. Things like Luffy's bounty going up after doing the government's work for them taking out Crocodile and saving a whole country from years of drought. And of course, things like the very first plot point, where Zoro is criminalized not for his ruthless kills (those were legal) but for protecting a child from a petty marine's untrained dog.

I'm sure others could add more examples but you get the gist. It's brilliantly done and I eat it up every time. Especially because it's still not black and white. Pirates do awful things. Marines do good things. But in the end, the only people truly free to do everything they believe is right are those who have already been deemed criminals.

[murphmurphthejerk]

Pirates do awful things. Marines do good things. But in the end, the only people truly free to do everything they believe is right are those who have already been deemed criminals.

This line goes so fucking hard op & I think it might just be the thesis for the entire show omg.

[lost-in-fantasies-for-others]

The examples are just *chef's kiss*

It's the fact that our real world is so terrifyingly close to what is happening in One Piece. Or maybe it was always like this and Oda is opening our eyes in ways that are more relatable and easier to digest. I'm in love with such analysis and the people who do them

[yellowistheraddest]

didnt have free time today so enjoy a scrappy drawing thats vaguely totally valentines day themed

[makemeyours-29-deactivated20241]

"Are you good in bed?" No, I can't sleep.

[ahou-dori]

father and son

[noraschweeps]

he finally figured that out

[lemon-lime-behavior]

[tangerine-hearts]

Pure instinct...

ONE PIECE (1999) ⚔ episode 982

[beif0ngs]

Set sail~! 🏴‍☠️

[iiileaves]

zoro being misogynistic towards sanji is very much hysterical

[ameirin]

Annoying lemon

[amazingeurus]

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[amazingeurus]

[lemon-lime-behavior]

This is not a cat/dog relationship, they’re both cats

feral, violent cats

[popuruu]

the cook and the grill master

based off of this post by @melonteee on twitter

[byjove]

Today I found out my dead grandpa was a massive shoplifter and every ice cream sandwich, Little Debbie roll and candy he gave me was more than likely stolen. He always had little gifts for me. Gifts he had stolen. Apparently Walmart was his favorite spot to steal from. I thought I couldn’t love and respect my grandfather any more than I already did but I do now. Poppy, you were a real one.