for the dream we made together

Hi, I'm Jasmine (31, she/her)! This is my One Piece sideblog, main is min-min-minnie. Manga spoilers are tagged with #op spoilers.

[sniperisland]

just checking :)

[userfpurteen]

[kimpimpam]

they took his spot smh

[sualne]

waterbirds

[sualne]

[VD: A speedpaint of the previous image, in it you can see me have a bit of a breakdown from losing my progress as my computer crash before i can save, among other things.]

[kimpimpam]

this running gag never fails to make me laugh

[penny-anna]

hes literally nice

[pierogiy]

situation unfolding over at strawhat headquarters

[syissie]

ya this drawing is a little bit old but i still (sorta) like it. but if i were to change anything abt it now i would give luffy some eyelashes!!!

[sanjiphernalia]

punk hazard/dressrosa basically

[somedeimi1]

Something about Hancock genderbend looking like law

[vulgar-blue]

”That’s your bad habit again… Don’t you dare regret your birth”

Kay so we went from Shanks being excited about his little brother a couple chapters ago to revealing that he shares Ace’s trait of feeling worthless because of who he is and whose blood runs in his veins… But while Ace doubted his right to live because of the world’s negative perceptions about Roger and pirates in general (which are largely unfounded and rooted in navy & govt propaganda), Shanks instead has to live with the horror of being the child of a celestial dragon; not a vilified pirate and criminal in the eyes of the world, but a falsely exalted member of the corrupt elite.

So while Shanks lived his early life as Roger’s adopted son, blissfully unaware of the fact that his biological father is the OP world’s equivalent of a gestapo officer, Ace’s position was essentially opposite to Shanks’, being Roger’s biological son but being orphaned by his father’s death and living out his early life with his adoptive mother Dadan but without any real father figure. Yet Ace finally found a father in Whitebeard and could move on from the shadow of his biological father and his reputation as the worst criminal in the world, while Shanks lost the father that raised him and soon thereafter his life became shadowed by the knowledge that his biological father, Garling, is actually one of the world’s worst criminals in practice, and having to continue living with the shame and self-doubt of being the child of a truly evil person.

And god, the fact that Shanks was the one who buried Ace, his little brother who died at peace with himself and the world… While Shanks the older brother lives on at war with himself, with his blood relatives, with the twistedness of the world. That is tragic irony right there.

[meerius]

They had a rotation on who would wear the battle papoose whenever the God's Knights showed up for an ass kicking.

[assiraphales]

PERSONALLY I like that the strawhats are preoccupied with their dreams ambitions and sailing the seas w their friends and don’t think romance is narratively necessary, but it’s legitimately so funny how oda was like “the old generation of pirates? biggest fucking sluts you’ve ever seen”

[assiraphales]

new gen: sex? like right now? kind of busy doing stuff for the next ten years

old gen: *big mom and her 85 kids, scopper getting it on at every port, kozuki oden conceiving and raising two children on pirate ships, roger and his polycule raising a baby*

[mailboxxi]

“so he’s kind of like a little brother to me!”

[ripped1taliano]

Brothers🔥

[min-min-minnie]

HUGE NEWS for my one piece fanfic readers: chapter 8 of beginning the next dream is up!! it's finally baby luffy time!!!! 💫

[buggywoogie]

look at my revolutionaries dawg i'm never getting liberated