I CANNOT get over @asexualzoro‘s headcanon that Brook doesn’t know who or what the Pirate King is and so I just.
brook ride or die ready to commit regicide for his captain
Edit: it’s canon

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I CANNOT get over @asexualzoro‘s headcanon that Brook doesn’t know who or what the Pirate King is and so I just.
brook ride or die ready to commit regicide for his captain
Edit: it’s canon
It’s lulawlu day AND lawlumonth!!
I chose stargazing for my first prompt, even tho they seem to be a little too distracted to look at the stars. 👀
Happy LawLu day!
My first piece for LawLumonth2026 <3 Stargazing/Sea
Traffy’s Friend? Meeting the Mysterious Basket Guy!
aka my comic for @truffyfest!! 🥰
The most embarrassing series of posts about Lawlu you will ever read: edition post-Punk Hazard (part 4)
This one will definitely live up to it's title. The "love is a hurricane" tale continues~
Luffy again showing interest in what Torao is doing. This is already like third time he shows his unusual interest in him (and it will happen a couple more times in this post as well). He really wants to know more about him. Despite the fact he's usually sleeping through backstories of his own crewmates, like Nami. His unusual interest isn't because he doubts Law, we already know he deeply believes him to be a good person. No, this scene exists purely to show us how big and special interest Luffy has for Law. Luffy is also a bit concerned here, we saw the switch happen in Punk Hazard, from now on Luffy will also worry back for Law.
Someone's trolling Luffy here and it's not Usopp, lol. I wonder if this is how Law was as an older brother to Lammy, telling her fake tales just for amusement. He's a teasing older brother type, isn't he? And now all of that is directed towards Luffy. That's so sweet.
Law & the Voice of All Things
Oda's left enough back hooks that Law could be revealed to have the Voice of All Things at any moment and it would make not only complete sense but explain a confusing scene in Dressrosa that stuck out as being rather odd, both in manga and anime.
There have been a bunch of scenes that can be interpreted at hinting at VOAT for Law, but the thing that definitively made it stand out as plausible if not soft-confirmed is how the Dressrosan rooftop scene happened compared with Luffy's fall from Onigashima. Law communicates with Luffy in what appears to be telepathy, considering his mouth is closed and neither Doflamingo nor Trebol overhear anything. When the chapter first came out, people were wondering if it was perhaps the prelude to a flashback because it did not look like whispering. Weird, but ultimately ignored considering there were a lot more pressing things going on at the time and we'd yet to have Zou elaborate further on the Voice of All Things.
Then years later, Luffy falls off from Onigashima.
And suspiciously similar formatting appears. A telepathic communication that only the other can overhear in the exact same style of bubbled text. Law (unknown-speaker) and Luffy (VOAT-only listener) had communicated in the exact same way as Luffy (VOAT-speaker) and Momo (VOAT-only listener) did. Going even further, Law might've overheard Luffy talking to Momo as well (unknown-only other listener).
In Chapter 1015, when Luffy was telling Momo he's going to come back and kick Kaido's ass and Momo was translating that, only Kid reacts during this. Oda usually pairs him up with Law when doing this type of reaction scene so the exclusion is a notable choice. Immediately after that, Law's submarine and crew find Luffy. Then Law pops up and doesn't doubt it for a second, believing Luffy will be back up soon. It would make sense if he had heard it from Luffy already and knew he was fine.
It explains why Law wasn’t worried that time Luffy went down but then next time in Chapter 1043 he was, because Luffy wasn't saying anything. And there's the fact both Law and Momo are shown reporting very specifically that Luffy's voice has gone out in that moment. It could just be observation haki but its incredibly suspicious to be tied together with Momo like that and the different reactions Law had despite Luffy, by all means, going down the same as before.
On a more meta level though, it's incredibly interesting that we have learned that Roger had a special way of hearing Poneglyphs that Luffy doesn't seem to replicate, meanwhile Law is off in the corner not saying anything and being a secretive D. who doesn't share with the class. Especially since Law has demonstrated the capacity to sense seastone since Punkhazard and "coincidentally" found the Ponegylph in Kaido's massive, sprawling castle.
Sensing seastone is probably the weakest point to mention since Poneglyphs are not made of seastone, but it is an interesting facet of Law's perception that I can't recall anyone else having. Since the VOAT is all about a unique talent of hearing both animals and objects, it is worth pointing out in my opinion.
This also explains how Law knew what chains on Punkhazard were safe to be enchained in if he is able to HEAR sense it. He can feel the energy of seastone and sneakily swap the chains about to be put on him with the identical non-seastone variety. He was able to send that note to Chopper without any noticeable Room or movement after all. Law is a sneaky dude.
Regarding hearing the Poneglyphs themselves, one of the odd things about Law instigating the Rockyport incident is that he was originally motivated by rumors of a Poneglyph being present on Hachinosu. Law having a prebuilt capacity to hunt down Poneglyphs by hearing them would give extra context to what he was doing looking for one, especially if he can glean anything from the voices within them like Roger could.
Shout out to the first scene that demonstrates just how shifty this bastard is and began to cause people to wonder; where Oda chooses to show he is conspicuously saying literally nothing ("....") while confirmed VOAT people are hearing things. Damnit Law! Telling us nothing and standing there suspiciously...
The evidence is not conclusive and most of it can be explained as different coincidences, but the allusions to Law potentially possessing it keep happening and that Dressrosa moment is suspicious. Trying to explain it away as "just whispering" isn't quite right, and seeing something similar occur between confirmed users of it made me genuinely believe Law has the Voice of All Things.
The subtle thing that absolutely melts my heart about Trafalgar Law every time I think about it is the way the humour around his character changes before and during/after Wano.
He has been a very entertaining character since introduction but during Punk Hazard and Dressrosa the gags are always about the things happening to him (reacting to the Strawhats for example). He is never an active participant, more so a crash dummy or, well... a puppet on strings.
And then we meet back up with him in Wano and what is the very first thing he does? Troll Luffy. And then he disguises himself with the stupid bucket hat, he fanboys about his favourite childhood comic, he sits on Sanji, teleports a step in front of Robin, uses Haki to de-feminize himself!
He's no longer just a passive sufferer of whatever fate (Oda) has in store. He's his very own clown.
And I find that beautiful.
Though the latter images of Law and Luffy are related to the answer of a different D. question, it does raise a good point that not everyone might catch about how Luffy and Law's dynamic works.
Luffy calls Law "Torao" but not because he doesn't actually know his name.
In fact, Luffy knows the full thing! That's where the nickname came from in the first place—the fact that Luffy can't pronounce Trafalgar for the life of him. Torao (or Traffy, for English) is as close as Luffy can get to Trafalgar.
So it's a bit weird to think about how Luffy doesn't call him Law. Luffy clearly loves the guy! He willingly agreed to a shady alliance where he didn't know details of the plan or what it would entail because Luffy liked the guy who was asking him for a hand. Luffy, when first spotting Law after two years, introduces him to his crew like this:
To be named the same as a crewmember that the crew just helped and saved an island for last arc is a bold play by Oda showing us exactly what Luffy was headed towards, considering the standoffish fellow captain nakama. Hell, the official translation makes it clear that Luffy thinks of Law as one of his people by going the extra step and clarifying to English speakers that Law is closer to crew than not now, even if he verbally disagrees.
So why wouldn't he call Law his name? He cares enough to know it! That is the standard Oda himself has set for if Luffy will call them by name! Luffy has put in the effort of caring and remembering Law's name, so it isn't that.
It is because Law doesn't.
Law maintains that distance and only addresses Luffy with "Mugiwara-ya" rather than his name. Not only is it not Luffy's first name, but Law keeps the ambiguous -ya honorific attached.
So Luffy returns that, respecting one of Law's boundaries in his own way by keeping the nickname of his surname. Both of them address the other as peers rather than close companions. It's a bit of a mess, since Law stringently attaches -ya to keep that distance and Luffy has mangled Trafalgar into "Torao", but it works despite being unorthodox. Both of them are ok with that.
It's almost a microcosm of their alliance as a whole—completely removed from the normal idea of a "pirate alliance" actually is. Where they operate in a way that is perceived as weird but it works almost only because of that. In a normal pirate alliance, they would've betrayed each other and worked only for themselves but instead they work together and care about the other. It was continuously hammered in that pirate alliances end in betrayal and it didn't happen. Even when Law tries to break the alliance, Luffy doesn't let him because this isn't your normal pirate alliance. It's the Straw Heart Pirate alliance, and that means there's going to be chaos and madness but we're getting through this together no matter what. It works because they're both weird, disrespectful pirates who care more about doing their own thing rather than fitting into the norm.
On the way to Zou
(I don't remember anything I just wanted to draw Law's Zou outfit sORRY IF IT'S NOT ACCURATE)
The alliance
I want them to nerd about bugs together
more from the au where cora's around! idk how to refer to this au but enjoy lol
My favourite past time will always be to stick Law into situations that make him blush. uwu
Based on a discord server conversation from ages ago that I finally had time to draw. ✨
probably one of my favourite one piece gags
Luffy and Zoro got a little lost for a while but have finally found their way back to their navigator! Still just as protective over her tangerines but now that she's here, finding the rest of the crew should go by much faster!
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(It's been so long since I first made the baby Luffy comic when I was still in the fishman arc and now that I'm far into Wano the need to make the rest of the crew into babies is strong! Going on a vacation so sadly won't be able to work more on these while away but hoping to have the OG 5 crewmembers done soon after I get back!)
child characters in one piece look like they have similar height between age 7-13 will always be funny to me, so i tried to scale them based on my hc