Quake

22| She/They | aroace | My content may be suggestive at times. (18+) | Local Pirate Nerd | Currently on one piece arc: elbaf https://linktr.ee/Quake_arts

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Sei and Markos

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Cover page, pages 1 & 2

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pages 3 & 4

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hey guys did u know love this guy

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Cover page, pages 1 & 2

[badly-drawn-doflamingo]

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Boa sisters

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Boa sisters wip

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Shoves pirates in your face and runs

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God he's so stupid how did he pull

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Happy birthday Jinbe

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Nami with heart glasses

[anongalactic]

i am obsessed with him,,, big nerd and ugly cat ily road

[nethhiri]

This was supposed to be a casual speedpaint oops. I think he has spots like a whale shark.

Accidental POV you’re perving on Jinbe

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Some magma shenanigans.

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Me

[bowlinggwithmargo]

Jinbe hiding the fact that he cares about Arlong behind his own morality is really interesting. Like he frames freeing Arlong as an unfortunate technicality and not something he is actively choosing to do.

The same thing happens when he beats Arlong fully knowing he could have killed him right there. He physically can't and won't admit he cares about the guy and instead frames it under abiding by Fisher Tiger's will and not his own.

When Jinbei apologizes to Nami he takes full responsibility of Arlong's actions, almost adsorbing his sins and wanting to be punished for them in Arlong's stead. His morality here is dehumanizing.

Because its Jinbei's conscience that's tormenting him, not Fishtiger's morality, thus its his love for Arlong that lead to what happened to Nami. So when Nami doesn't let him apologize for Arlong/hurt himself as recompense for her suffering she gives a portion of Jinbe's individuality back and it so sweet.