Oda Drops NEW DEVIL FRUITS & Shocking Chapter 1000 Secrets!!! | One Piece Magazine 13

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[@jenkings0367]

Sanji’s backstory at Baratie made me appreciate the value of food and that it should never be wasted

[@Silentjay123]

Facts

[@FlabbyShark]

Same. And when I'm hungry and i dont have some ingredients I work for what ingredients in my pantry I have.

[@faultysalty8840]

I’m actually really new to one piece, I started reading one piece in mid October and finished in Early December. I read all of one piece so far in 3 weeks. That was quite the strain but I couldn’t stop! Oda’s writing style was just too captivating and I can’t stop watching one piece content, including yours.

[@AstroPeezy]

Welcome to the club

[@mtothetrim]

I read it in 4 weeks over the summer, lol

[@donatszabo141]

Fast. Now do the anime with this time.

[@samt3412]

I started in June and I got to Wano yesterday. Just 125 chapters to go and I'm caught up.

[@vincentparra1175]

WELCOME BROTHER, YOU HAVE ARRIVED

[@rickyspanish3677]

Reading one piece quite literally saved my life during a period of time in which my mental state was not quite stable. The weekly releases and colorful worldbuilding provided me with a roadmap throughout my days. I knew I could get through the week if I could be happy even just for an hour as I read the new chapter. Seeing familiar faces be so happy in a time in which no one at home was... it oddly enough helped me cope with what I was going through. The anticipation of seeing luffy and the crew smack down another enemy in such a tense and cruel world (albiet fictional) gave me a strong sense of both joy and strength. I can never take this series for granted as it has done nothing but entertain and heal me throughout my "travels" in what seemed to be a desolate void of hopelessness, anxiety, paranoia and fear. One piece itself alone didn't save me however: I'd be remiss here if I didnt give myself credit, as I was able to pull myself out of a pit of addiction, fear, and seemingly everlasting boreism and agnst to better myself for the future. I'll stand strong through all the punches life can throw at me, just like luffy would. I still find myself going back to the chapters and scenes of Ace's death to remind myself of how death can tremendously affect people, yet (like luffy) how one can (and have to) will to fight through all the pain in this life. The world of one piece is not only that of storytelling excellence but also one of hope, dreams, and strength. Thank you, to the entire one piece community here for all the joy and entertainment, this statement goes out to you Liam, Tekking, Brago, and more! Thank You!!

[@Silentjay123]

Well said. Hope you’re doing ok

[@a-moneyrr790]

Good for you! I hope all is well

[@lexerarvizu1219]

Omg im not reading this

[@SweetMarsh23]

Honestly I struggle with severe depression and feelings of hopelessness and Luffy has really and truly helped me get myself out of some ruts. His interactions with Shirahoshi made me want to change the way I interact with the world because I want to be someone Luffy likes not someone he hates and wants to change. More recently the quote “As long as I’m alive, I have infinite chances!” Has been a daily mantra for me.

[@AnaxErik4ever]

Yamato's fruit design reminds me of a persimmon, and the fact that is so plain compared to other Devil Fruits hints at its origin animal have a generous nature I think.

[@rubinixjones9510]

I was thinking the same when I saw it.

[@arthurwerneck4150]

Reading One Piece definitely changed my life perpetually. I started reading this manga in 2003 and it was the first of many, but the one I still read. This story placed me directly inside the Japanese neighborhood of my city, on the other side of the world, it made me captivate with the land of the rising sun. The love for this culture only grew as I turned chapter after chapter. I learned Japanese, went to computer science, Ph.D. in AI and focused my career on atumotized telecommunication and got an internship at NTT Docomo, moved to Osaka, got married, I'm about to be a father, needless to say, how amazing this part is. On top of that, I finally bought a winter home in the Hakone region, where I can see Mt. Fuji from my window. Reading the Arch of Wano, seeing images so similar to the world I've conquered around me shows how far Luffy and I have gone on our journeys. I can't wait to laugh with him when we find our One Piece.

[@nicholasfolino8379]

Reading one piece got me through one of the most chellenging points in my life, i began it during the height of covid, and Luffy's energy, the crew's stories, and the stories of those they meet along the way kept me going day after day. Thanks Oda Sensei :)

[@porkroll8000]

I've been watching One Piece since I was a child on adult swim's Toonami, and my mother would buy me Shonen Jumps every week. So it's safe to say I've been watching/reading One Piece for 11 years now. That allowed me to have some great memories in my life, like screaming and punching the air when Luffy smashed Lucci into a wall, or the tears that I shed when White beard's face was blown in half in Marineford. One Piece will always be a part of my life, and I will always be thankful to Eiichiro Oda for telling a story worth listening to.

[@gabrielinfante2076]

I started watching one piece when I was 13. Right now I'm almost 20 and this series definitely changed my life. Not only it has become an emotional support for me to expect and read a new one piece chapter almost every week, following all this character's adventures that I love to see, but it also gave me a lot of important messages and values that I try to apply in my daily life. When I don't feel motivated to keep up with my dreams, I think of the strawhats and luffy's desire to achieve freedom at its fullest. I could keep going with everything one piece taught me, but it's definitely something that became an important part of my life in every way, and obviously it became muy favourite manga and series of all time ❤️

[@OscaPete]

One Piece has honestly let me be a LOT more emotional than I used to be, seeing these characters I love be freely emotional when they need to be let me realize I could do the same and not bottle things up

[@styss3150]

watching One Piece has genuinely made me realise that there is a masterpiece that is not only older than me, lasted longer than me but is still going on and going strong, getting more popular and is by far the best franchise to follow. One Piece had also helped me through quarantine because i was really struggling and still am struggling to find my self image and what i want to do with my life and One Piece just gives me that 25 minutes a week where i can just forget about my future and focus on what is happening in this fictional pirate series and be awed by what certain characters do.

[@showerthoughts1469]

Started reading One Piece in 8th grade. It literally taught me what it means to be a true friend and made me realize that I did not have any. I had a group of people I would hang out with, but when I took a step back and really looked at my so-called friends, it dawned on me I could not call a single one of them my nakama. Thanks to this epiphany I stopped trying to fit in with these temporary groupies and became a much more independent and self-aware which kept me from caving into various peer pressures in high school. It taught me I can decide what kind of person I want to be and to do my best at everything so I can honestly take pride in my work. There are many more life lessons I was able to realize way earlier in life than most of my peers, but this comment is already long enough lol. Thank you Oda for changing my life!

[@Takitopiee]

As a person who used to be depressed all the time and who even contemplated/attempted suicide at some point, one piece completely changed my life. Starting with Luffy, he often has problems but he always overcomes everything with a smile and will power , and if he’s ever in more trouble than he can deal with he has his Nakama to lean on. I was the complete opposite I was alone and overwhelmed by problems and wouldn’t even try to solve them I would just stay depressed feeling sorry for myself and thinking about giving up on life. It might sound silly but I tried to be more like luffy, a more positive and carefree person, I also started reaching out to more people I could befriend. I tried to smile a lot more than I used to and somehow all my problems started getting smaller and smaller and I found it easier to get through everything in life .

[@noreplyanonymous3875]

I’m happy you got through it man, one piece truly is a phenomenal show

[@Takitopiee]

@@noreplyanonymous3875 Thank you man and yeah one piece is really amazing . It helped me a lot during those hard times and now it helps me bond with my family and friends since we get together to watch it every week. One piece really is something special.

[@bombcatentllc]

Watching/reading One Piece has changed my life by showing me that true dedication and passion for something can go really far. Oda-Sensei puts an INSANE amount of work, detail, and love into creating One Piece. Literally the man only spends 3 hours of his day sleeping because the other 21 hours are used to create the best art and story he can produce just because he loves the world and characters he created so much. And because of that, it is regarded as not only one of the best stories still being told, but the highest selling manga in history. It inspired me to put my all into the stuff I create and that one day I can have story and characters that would also be part of peoples lives. I love One Piece and it is my favorite Shonen franchise of all time and just one of my favorite things.

[@aradhyaagarwal2919]

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[@hfushimi1519]

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[@mattw6705]

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[@tomm9671]

I had always thought about watching one piece when I first found anime, but of course the amount of episodes held me back. There was a point in which I had lost a family member that was very dear to me, and I had entered a very dark place in my life. One piece was an adventure that pulled me into such an amazing fantasy world that felt so real it lifted me up and It felt like the first time I felt true enjoyment in a very long time.

[@frogcapitan]

Reading and watching one piece saved my life to be honest. It was a pretty dark time in my life as I just graduated high school and moved to a different state, out in a desert alone without any friends. The first intro to one piece saying "do you wanna be my friend?" still makes me tear up hearing it, because that question was what I wanted to hear more than anything. Especially from Luffy! Haha. Beyond grateful for One Piece to this day, it has always been there for me when friends come and go.

[@austinplummer651]

Since starting watching OP again in 2018, it has gotten me through college, losing my home in a hurricane, and losing my father a few months after that. It has given me something to relax with and take my mind away from stressful and difficult thoughts and events. One piece has become a huge part of my life.

[@carsonlueck1794]

One piece is honestly one of the only things I brings me an absolute happiness whenever I listen/read it/watch it. I may have spent way more money than I should have on merchandise but how can I not. you can’t put a price on something priceless my favorite part of the week is discussing the new chapter with my friends and then getting to watch your chapter review videos the next day.

[@krule274]

I've been reading One Piece since I was ten years old, and I can't really put to words how much it's impacted me (and I imagine many people in these comments would feel similarly). It's brought me tremendous joy and endless tears like nothing else I've ever experienced. I wake up like a kid for Saturday morning cartoons with every new chapter that's released. From Strawhat backstories to some of the best character writing for villains I've ever seen, I just fricking love One Piece.

[@renzadriandizon108]

One piece is really my childhood. I am watching it on tv every afternoon since 2nd grade. The alabasta arc has been the arc that I grew up with. Now that the pandemic hits, I have more time and resources to rewatch One Piece right from the start and brings back the nostalgia that my childhood gave me.

[@dylandickerson2972]

I finally got into One Piece at the right time in my life, having been aware/interested in the series since High School. It has changed my life because it’s about 20 year olds going out into the world and achieving their dreams right as I’m about to step into adulthood which serves as a constant reminder that my dreams are still possible to achieve and to not give them up no matter what. In that sense One Piece gives me the energy and motivation/inspiration to help me achieve my own goals in life.

[@peaceman1109]

Reading and watching One Piece has affected my life in so many ways. I originally started with the anime when I was 14 years old, it is the second anime I've ever watched, and at around the whole cake arc, I switched to the manga. One Piece is my favorite work of fiction of all time, it has changed my perspective about life, dreams, companions, loyalty, death, and so many other things, the amount of quotes from this series that touched me is insane, so many of them I can quote easily from memory. And Oda also is kind of my hero, he is just an incredible person. he just loves his works and loves making it, the way he planned everything from the start yet still adds stuff he finds interesting, how dedicated he is to his work, how much he cares about his fan (like the man has never thrown away a single fan mail, answers a lot of questions people asked him, told a dying fan the ending and so much more). Honestly just the unbelievably genius way in which he crafted his story just, inspired me. One Piece is the reason for my dream of becoming a writer one day. Even with everything I already wrote, I think it's not enough to convey my love and appreciation for this amazing series and Oda himself, and I don't remember even how did I find out about this story, but however I did, I'm grateful. I can't imagine how different my life would have been if not for this story, and I wish that eventually, in my far-off future, I could write a story that will affect people just even half as much as One Piece affected me.

[@lotsofmos]

when i was in early highschool i happened to be going through one of the most challenging periods of my life and was stuck in a situation with nothing to get me through it. no family, internet, or television. but i had access to a library. thank you library for having one piece and thank you one piece for getting me through highschool. i don't know who i'd be without you

[@msowairi5207]

I started one piece right when Covid began to keep me entertained lol. I was immediately hooked and now I find myself watching one Australian man in one room making videos about fictional pirates. Life is good.

[@creamedlatte3536]

When I started watching One Piece I was in a really bad place in my life, and I was able to heal myself through this show and the amazing characters that Eiichiro Oda continuously gives us. As well as being able to be in a community like this that’s so overwhelming positive and has shared interests with me.

[@zichuckbrian7020]

Used to think Naruto was d most OP anime and manga, untill I read Noblesse manga, watched One outs Anime, AOT, and now one piece is taking me out of d moon with interesting contents

[@SRoy-rk3tj]

Watching and reading OP got me through the pandemic, changed the way I saw things, and was one of the few things that I’ve experienced to make me cry. Characters such as Luffy and Zoro inspired and motivated me to work out more and I’ve already started to lose weight. So glad that I had the opportunity of reading the best story of all time

[@gurshaankainth8074]

one piece was genuinely the first time I was emotionally invested and attached to fictional characters, watching it made me realize a lot about perspective of time. i have been watching for nearly a year now and the story has progressed maybe a week or two. its just amazing to think about.

[@flyinghalos96]

I haven't missed an episode for 7 years. I get sad when there are delays. I love watching theories and get excited for new power ups

[@erickdiaz3860]

I started reading one piece back in 2015/2016 it's been a wild ride, and I've never been as invested in any other series like I have with one piece. I really hate rewatching shows and movies, because I already know how they end. With one piece tho I watch and re read it all the time. It's awesome to see how many other people put there love and enjoy one piece just as much and even more than I do. I have this channel to thank for that, and honestly this channel has been just as big a part of one piece as the main story itself. Thank you for your time.

[@archeodune]

I first approached One Piece as an anime when I was still a kid, only in recent years I started to follow the manga and I fell in love with it, also reminescent of the childhood nostalgia. The way One Piece had an impact in my life was with all the mysteries that it contains, I am, like many others, itching to discover the secret of the void century even more than luffy becoming pirate King, and I believe that this was what inspired me most, also the Indiana Jones films, to study archeology at the university, as i'm currently doing.

[@sandwiches219]

I've had a lot of struggles with mental health ever since I was in high school. I discovered One Piece during those years, about 10 years ago, and it always gives me something to look forward to. I am now part of a community that is very inviting and after introducing friends to the series it always gives me something to talk about. I love this series so much!

[@milessmith236]

One piece saved my life I was in a dark place when I started watching one piece I had just been diagnosed with IBS (irritable bowel syndrome) the pain I went through made me not want to do anything but watching one piece brought joy back to my life and because of that I have almost gotten passed my IBS

[@mintflavored2751]

Even though I started and finished One Piece in August this year, I feel like One Piece has become very personal for me because of my best friend who recommended it. We are both out of college now and he recommended it to me back when we first met in high school. While I did like anime back then, I just felt nervous to get into because of how easily I get sucked into a world and would not have time to read a world this detailed. This year was the first year I had no excuse so I finally read it and I’m glad I did. I was sucked in by chapter three. The thing was the whole time I was texting my reactions to my friends of screenshots of panels that I liked and ended up having 500 MB of screenshots on my phone. I also watched the arcs in the anime after I finished an arc in the manga and that’s how I think I got so emotionally invested in the characters (those backstories hit different). So yeah, now whenever I pick up my friend, I have to be playing One Piece openings and we text each other the second the new chapters comes out. He waited ten years, but I am trying to be the best Zoro to his Luffy and riding this amazing journey together.

[@simbakapurura3554]

I started watching One piece late December last year, had been going through a really rough patch, lost someone close to me, got falsely accused of something and just spent my days in isolation in the house afraid to go out, too much stigma and just anxiety was eating me up, felt disconnected to everything, starting one piece for me, reminded me of being a kid again, no consequences, sky high dreams, and became a comfort show, and as time grew it just exceeded my expectations time and time again, made me feel like I had a new family, a new sense of hope ,belief, luffy's beliefs and odas vision inspired me , it really opened my eyes , instilled a self confidence and new values of friendship and self respect and worth I never had.

[@spunkush]

The power of great Fiction. Humans have an incredible ability to tell stories and create worlds in our heads. And it's always informed by the real world, the most powerful fiction can be applied to real life. 1984, animal farm, brave new world, lord of the rings, etc.

[@finiancoon2092]

One piece changed my life because manny unfortunate events have occurred over the last couple years, and in that time I started to read the manga, and it really got me through it. Recently shits been hard and I watch your channel every night before I go to sleep so your channel helps me to. Your channel and one piece have become comforts for me

[@sakshamsaxena3026]

One piece has changed my life a lot, I started it when I was a kid and have been actively following it since more than a decade, waiting week after week for every chapter. But more than that, I really appreciate the content you put out, Liam! Started following your channel in 2020 and right now your videos are something I wait for apart from every OP chapter. They are really informational, keep me in touch with the story and characters. I especially love your sense of humor, the jokes and stabs at this being a fictional thing we are all obsessed with really tickle my funny bone. I watch your videos when I'm anxious, or feeling low, and sometimes even to calm myself before I sleep, and they never fail to put me in a good mood. You're legit the first KZbinr in my decade on KZbin watching that I actively wait for new content from and watch videos minutes within uploading. Huge thanks from India! Wishing you all the success, and a huge admirer of your dedication and work. There's always more to learn, explore and experience with this wonderful series! :)

[@basicallybilly9137]

When i was dealing with the hardest heartbreak of my life I was able to look back on Sanji’s heartbreak moment in WCI and to be able to relate to that has changed my life.

[@AJ-cj9ml]

Reading and watching One Piece helped me understand how it is good to be carefree sometimes. It also helps me understand the importance of friends and family. It is a great show that tells us how sometimes doing stupid and silly things is better than thinking every time we do something. overall this show is a ride of a rollercoaster of emotion and action.

[@steffenk1371]

A new chapter of the One Piece manga is something I am excited for, for the last 15 years. I am always really disappointed when there is a one week break and give my fridays an even higher value, than fridays already deserve. (I always read the english translations of the manga on fridays) I really appreciate the great work of Oda and think its one of the mist consisten source of fun for me - ever.

[@brianalimo6388]

i grew up with one piece. I’ve been caught up for over a decade, and im turning 20 next year. Being an enjoyer of one piece has given me reason to keep pushing forward to the future, because I could always have one piece to look forward to. Even when one piece ends, one piece will remain as a piece of me forever.

[@lucasdevieirasouza1220]

One Piece really has shaped me as a human being. As I started watching it as a child, I took inspirations in characters like Luffy, and his simple way of dealing with issues, Sanji, with his unbending morals, and the pure beauty of the messages about freedom, friendship, family and discrimination left by backstories such as Chopper's, Nami's, Law's and Fisher Tiger's. Besides, One Piece introduced me to the world of anime and manga - as it was both my first anime and manga - which I vastly consume nowadays. In sume, One Piece has become my favorite piece of fiction, and 7 years later, I'm really glad that, at age 10, I got curious about that weird story about a rubber guy and his mates everyone was talking about, and decided to watch episode 1.

[@mooncomix159]

I re-read One Piece last year after having dropped off years ago during Dressrosa. It was thrilling and inspiring all over again, but none more so than the Enis Lobby arc. 2020 was a tough year for everyone, so I was grasping on to any ray of light that I could hold on to. Nico Robin screaming that she wanted to live genuinely saved my life. Every time I reach a barricade in my life, I think of Robin and it helps me overcome it. Thanks Oda.

[@Meatwad00]

One Piece was a huge anime experience when I started reading/watching it. I even survived through the 4Kids days. It's showed me that no matter what, don't give up on your dreams. I also find it really funny that the day after I ate a persimmon for the first time in months/years, Yamato's fruit is revealed to look like a persimmon.

[@MangoTurtlenova]

One piece has quite literally been the most consistent thing in my life, I’ve been following it for a full 2 decades, I remember my sister got me a Shonen jump magazine for Christmas in 3rd grade and just fell in love with the series after that one chapter in there

[@gabrielbelford4927]

I've been watching One Piece since I was 12, watching that rubber man kick names and take ass was always amazing to see. I lost track of time when watching these group of misfits find their way around any obstacle. It wasn't necessarily Oda's dedication and passion that changed my life, but it was that anyone no matter who you are can make your dream come true if you put your will to it.

[@facundoruiz9903]

I started one piece last year, and i was instantly in love with all the characters that Oda created, its such an awesome, emotional, breath-taking adventure that you can't help but get emotionally attatched to this masterpiece. I dont think it changed my life, but it definitely is an important part of it now

[@nomarnomad8405]

I started watching One Piece because a friend basically ordered me to do it, and the only description he gave me was "an anime about pirates." This was maybe 2005-2008. I started watching it by myself, never told a soul about it because I didn't have any other friends who watched anime and it wasn't particularly noteworthy to me. I settled into watching about 1 arc per year because I liked how long it was, and wanted to spread it out so I'd always have something entertaining to watch if I couldn't think of anything else. Because of the way I was watching it, I never really took it seriously. I didn't google it ever. Didn't search it on youtube or forums of any kind. I never gave it any thought at all unless I was watching it, and I never connected the dots of all the great moments the story was giving me. It was just fun. Fast forward to 2018 and I'm finishing up the Dressrosa arc... And Fujitora is wistfully regretting cutting out his eyes so he could've seen Luffy's face, as the people of DR pour out around him, joyfully screaming their hatred of pirates in a most celebratory and grateful manner, ensuring no harm would come to them. And Luffy rejecting his own personal army because all he really wants is to be the freest man... For the first time it hit me like a thunderbolt--English major though i am, i never bothered to analyze my guilty pleasure story. But there it was, finally. This quirky little show wasn't just a silly story. Finally I took the time to think over all the great moments One Piece had given me over the years, and I realized (shamefully late) that this was a deeply philosophical work of art. That it was in fact a work of genius. One Piece began to burn inside me like a dawning sun. I didn't take a gap after DR and went straight to Zou, where the end game made itself clear: X marks the spot for the greatest treasure in the history of fictional pirate treasures, and the 4 strongest pirates have been deadlocked in their frantic pursuit of it, a Mexican standoff lasting decades with the state of the world balancing precariously between them. Mind-blowing. Rabid with a need that only a fanatic could understand, I created a Twitter acct with the sole intent of letting the world know about this odd little pirate story, which I'd stills never seen mentioned anywhere in my whole life. I now found this a crime, a tragedy that this monumental work of genius was completely ignored by the world at large. Unacceptable. And of course, 5 minutes into that brand new Twitter account, i found out the "secret" of One Piece: EVERYONE knew what it was. It was already one of the largest media franchises in the world, the 3rd best selling comic in human history!! Do yall understand what that felt like?? Imagine you were in an alien-worshiping cult and even though no one else believes it, the alien comes down to Earth and gives you a high five for believing in him. It was the ultimate vindication. My love for One Piece was not crazy, nor was it the result of peer pressure or hype. One Piece truly deserves its place in human history, and I believe by the time the story is done Luffy will be a household name globally, even moreso than Goku. And that's how One Piece changed my life.

[@michaelvariny792]

One piece is the reason I have friends. In 7th grade I overheard a few people talking about it at the lunch table. This was in 2014. We all still talk every day and hung out every weekend for 5 years!

[@festivewave5468]

watching and reading One Piece has made me mature over the years, I'm 17 now and have been watching and reading one piece for a little over a year at this point, and really seeing the character's age and mature has inspired me to do the same. All the hardships they faced brought each and every one of us closer and I am really grateful for Eiichiro Oda (god) and what his manga has done for me and many others.

[@DesnestheDwarf]

One Piece has changed my life in many ways! But mostly it changed my view on goals and dreams in life and how I tackle my understanding of "the meaning of life". Follow your dreams, gather your friends and enjoy every (single ONE) PIECE of it!

[@Jakar2112]

One piece not only got me out of a very dark place, but has been there for all the highs and lows. From breakups to graduations one piece has been the constant throughout my life this year when I first started in East Blue, and even now some 1000+ chapters later. It brought me deep into the world of anime and introduced me to so many new friends! It has really been my escape every time i start a new episode or read a new chapter, it really feels like I'm often in the story being taken along for a ride, which no one anime has been able to do for me. One piece and especially the characters feel so much like a family because of how deep it has pulled me in.

[@angelalcazar7679]

I feel as though I’ve been on this adventure with the straw hats for over 20+ years. I’ve shared so many emotions together with ur crew as if I was a secret member. Having no parental guidance, The show became my one of my only guides towards creating and sustaining meaningful relationships. I struggled with depression, and in a way, the show gave me a shred of hope that the sun will continue to shine just like how it has my beloved characters, it will forever remain a beacon of perseverance as it has become a symbol of hope to never give up. Grow and enjoy the journey, don’t fixate on the destination

[@domodono36]

Watching one piece has honestly done a lot for me. I got into the series recently, but its messages and themes have really impacted me. Every time I watch luffy and crew I feel like I'm growing with them. Those themes of chasing your dreams have honestly helped me a lot, and I've started to work towards my dream. I owe a lot to it, even after only seeing it for such a short time.

[@bryanardila5214]

Just experiencing one piece is life changing in itself. A series that tackles so many life lessons and can bring so much joy to people is something that deserves even more praise

[@jesseanderson8302]

Been watching one piece since I was a kid saw almost every new episode with my best friend who passed away this year. The show gave me priceless memories I got to freak out every Saturday with my best friend over a hype new fight or some enjoyable mindless filler. It just sucks not being able to talk to him about them anymore I still tell him what happens in the new episodes hopefully he watches them with me. I just wish he could’ve seen what the one piece is we used to theory craft all the time of what it could be. I’m gonna cry like a baby when it finally ends.

[@RealTony122]

Watching/and recently reading One Piece has helped me not think about the bad things in life, and just relax while watching fictional pirates do their thing. It has helped me become a chilled positive person.

[@levi8971]

Most weeks, a new one piece chapter is perfect to get me through the week, a real reward waiting at the finish line, which none of us asked for, but needed. It was also a great gateway for me to get into the whole manga scene, with so many other impactful series waiting for me to read. Oda truly has done a marvelous job.

[@cameron4129]

One piece got me through some dark times. And has been around for the majority of my life. From going through middle school, to high school prom, getting accepted into college, finding the love of my life and having a child, one piece has been a constant in my life through so many things. I love one piece and never want it to end.

[@delta7178]

One Piece helped me create a new bond with someone. It turned someone from just being my friends brother to another friend who i cherish spending time with and who I can discuss the story with. I think thats amazing because no one else around me will give one piece a chance.

[@extremeturtleshock1288]

Man, I started binging the anime back in 2016 caught up in 2018 then went back and read the manga from chapter 1 and caught up again in 2020. In that entire time frame my whole life changed and my love of one piece definitely affected that. I left high-school senior year to dedicate more time to watching the show then I spent all my money on manga and merchandise. This led to me being broke all the time until I met my now wife and impressed her with my 1 tatoo (straw hat jolly roger). Now I love one piece responsibly due to her influence and can actually have money in my checking account.

[@mattmugiwara]

I think this series has just been with me throughout my life. It hasn't changed it as much as it has been part of it since I was a child and watched the first episodes on TV. It has shaped me and taught me a lot of things throughout, and made me connect with many parts of myself I would've otherwise forgotten or neglected. Now I'm as happy as ever when I get to introduce someone to it.

[@danielmonaghan8855]

watching one piece has changed my life because ive actually made so many stronger connections to people i hadnt had particularly strong connections with after finding out they read/watch. its such a binding force that has made me some of my best friends i have atm over the excitement, love and passion for the series

[@sudheeranavaratne2763]

What one piece has that made me fall in love with it, 1.Great Character Development 2.Explained Story Telling 3.Emergency Food *A.K.A-Choper* 4.Every episode gives me chills 5.Most Importantly teachers how the world truly is(The powerful will decide the weaks' fait/Those who win and gets to tell the tail will decide what is write and wrong).Doflomingo's _speech tells all of it and the story just gives it in a brilliant way. And also the Milfs (Sorry Children)🤨

[@ludovicflames4643]

Been watching One-piece since 2004, reading since 2007-2008 , i gotta admit, it did help me mature and become a better person, especially Luffy's resolve. Sometimes it works, sometimes it does not, and the death of Ace I think it helped a lot of people to go through loss in life, as they watched our captain deal with those emotions. It did for me :D EDIT: I could write for hours about how this show affected me as a person and in some cases my resolve on some issues, it really speaks about morality and it is so so so so much more than just an anime show ... tbh, I think OP and Naruto for that matter as well, did change a lot of minds over the course of they're respective runs. For a time i wished OP to never end, but goddamn I so so so want to see the end :(

[@adandyguyinspace4523]

One Piece changed my life by making me appreciate storytelling. Before One Piece, I viewed stories as mere entertainment to dabble in when I feel like it, something to just let my brain rest with. After reading One Piece, the ideas, characters, consistency, etc. I was completely flabergasted that a story could have this much thought put into it. It was my gateway into understanding storytelling as a whole, and as a result, I've learned lessons that I had already "knew", but never "understood". Reading One Piece opened me up to classic literature, anime, manga, movies, and the persuit to understand them. There's obviously other sentimental reasons, it's quite literally my favorite thing ever, but everybody else is already doing that, so yeah. On another note, it teached me that the quickest way to get a bigger d*ck is to turn into rubber, so I'm a scientist now.

[@wilrip78]

The best thing one piece has done for me. Is that it's always there when nothing else is. It can always fill that void you get when you finish a show or a game. It's the old reliable that is always there with excellent content to enjoy!

[@DJ75_]

Watching one piece has very much changed me in ways of bravery, pride, and honor. I watched one piece when i was at my lowest point and it very much helped me and has become one of my favorite anime

[@Iperocho]

Reading AND watching One Piece just gives me something to look forward to every week. It was not just the weekends that were eagerly awaited, but also the anticipation of discovering more of the spectacular world of One Piece told in such an amazing fashion every Friday and coming to see the coolest animations every Sunday, before re-reading the manga again on Monday when the officials come out. No matter how good or bad the week had been, I was able to immerse myself in a journey for just 30 sensational minutes every week that has definitely made my life a lot more enjoyable and bearable. One Piece is truly the greatest story being told and I hope it never ends.

[@MatsAPett]

Watching you and Brago mostly, while reading the manga and watching the anime as they come out is really exciting, and are guaranteed sources of excitement!

[@RobSomeone]

I've been watching/reading One Piece for so long it's hard to say how it's changed my life, but I think it have made me a more caring person. I used to be a bit stoic and lacked empathy, but anytime I've been down in life I'd binge some One Piece. It got me through tough times and it was odd how going back and watching some of my favorite episodes would make me tear up. Nothing's done that before. I've been to funerals and had huge breakups and not cried so after all this time, I'm thankful for One Piece's stories for giving me a little empathy.

[@Robotose]

How has One Piece changed my life? Well its kind of a long and rather dark story which i wont go into too deeply because I'm still not strong enough to do so specifically. But back in 2018 before I left home for uni I was in the worst place in my life and was on death's door constantly for about 8 months, I was trying to overdose, drown myself etc but nothing worked. And then my best friend introduced me into the world of One Piece via Tekking101 and I can say that this series literally saved and changed my life for the better. Whenever I even hear the words "i want to live" i genuinely break down weeping because that's exactly how I felt at the time of watching OP. I'm still dealing with the health issues from my past decisions but they are a daily reminder of what I need to appreciate in life, and One Piece is one of them!!

[@meztorcavi1826]

Patience, so much patience needs to be developed as I read one piece, especially when I switched to the weekly releases. As a result I have developed a “it’ll be when it’s time” towards not only this series but also most things in my life because i know it will be worth it, whether it’s big reveals, clever callbacks, or just waiting for the weekend.

[@erdemozkan4527]

Besides being the greatest fictional story I have ever consumed, One Piece helped me connect with a lot of great people. Thanks to this series I am able to share a lot of special moments and feelings with a lot of friends&family. The constant excitement of exploring and discussing about this world is a special bond to share and I'm glad I have that.

[@Flipdew]

Reading/Watching One Piece has changed my life a little. It has shown me that love and dedication can go a long way, remembering the little details makes whatever you're doing that much better in the future, and in a poetic sense going back and fleshing out your relationship with people you haven't seen in a long time is possibly one of the best things you can do.

[@leon_the_red4334]

Watching one piece changed my life by giving me hope. One piece had just been running its dub when I was born so by the time I was it's target demographic I had quite the catalog to watch, and with all things starting at the beginning was a good place to start so that's what I did. Fast forward many years I'm now nineteen and in college still watching a anime about fictional pirates. I hit my lowest low I almost ended it all and luckily I was found and stopped before hand. I go through therapy and get help I really needed but during this time I wasn't able to watch one piece. A year or so passes and I'm feeling super terrible and I know I needed to talk to someone but nobody answered the phone. Then I open up Hulu and find a show that in the past made my cry, laugh and truly feel emotion towards its characters but I didn't know where I left off so I started at square one again. That was the best choice I could have made. Sense then if I ever feel like I'm alone, and in a dark place where I'm going to be sucked in I've just restarted the show again and it's like seeing an old friend after a long time. Sorry for getting a little heavy this is just how much the manga/anime affected my life and watching the grand line review and reading other people's comments over the past month has made me so happy to know that there are so many people on this great big journey with me. As the first anime opening says there's always room for you if you wanna be my friend and I'm so happy that our grand fleet is so massive and keeps on growing.

[@elishahaase8854]

Reading and watching one piece has helped me combat my mental illness , especially in the last year! 2021 was full of ups and downs and one piece was the perfect constant to keep me level, through binging the manga and catching up to the qano arc, slowly catching up on the anime, and loving the films. One piece also was one of the first manga, I picked up, though I would follow it on and off over the last about 15 years

[@ren.67]

Reading One Piece has really changed my perspective on life. I used to think emotional and financial stability is my goal in life, but after reading and following Luffy's story I agree with him on his values on that freedom is the greatest gift you could ever have. It also inspired me as an artist and writer. Thank you Eiichiro Oda for this masterpiece of a manga.

[@russell1770]

One Piece has been one of the biggest helps in my life. Without going to much detail, I was at a really low point at one time, and through a series of events, I was reintroduced to One Piece, which was a manga I liked reading when I was younger at the library. Now, I'm taking classis in creative writing, all because I got back into the greatest story ever told. Thank you Oda

[@RoyalChaosMoo]

Watching One Piece first started out on weekly Saturday morning anime (19 years ago for me). Slowly I became entrenched in the One Piece world. The bonds of the friends and your chosen family is something I hold dearly. Reading and watching One Piece changed my life by showcasing the power of friendships and bonds, how we can accomplish anything with the right team. Chase your dreams, fight hard, and have amazing people around you. We all have our dreams, we can all accomplish them together with the best people around us!

[@winterz1654]

Watching one piece during the pandemic introduced me to a world of storytelling I would never expect. The story masterfully builds the world around it while providing deep, creative characters that we instantly grow attached to. As a writer, one piece has inspired the way I now write stories to try to create characters like Luffy

[@mohdnazarudin2636]

You can try watching HunterXHunter. Excellent storytelling as well

[@hiphophead4891]

Same here

[@Prox_Doaa]

One Piece has really shaped how I view power systems. It made me really appreciate powers with limitations and creativity, which would later spread as appreciation for other manga like HxH, JJK, And JJBA.

[@drtyclwn657]

I’m new to one piece, started watchinf in February of this year! I spent all my days catching up and crying and laughing and missing schoolwork! In all seriousness, i am so, so glad to be in this community and i love everything and everyone in it. My only regret is watching this show so late. Well it can be forgiven given the fact that i was born 8 years after the first episode aired 😅 but nonetheless, this anime opened my eyes to so many things and basically teached me alot, it was something that distracted me from my darkest moments most of the time.

[@Rashen2]

I've been watching/reading One Piece for over 15 years and it helped me through a lot. Being able to be transported to this wacky, funny, wonderful world with awesome characters most weeks has been truly great.

[@OnePieceFan-jo6kz]

I started watching One Piece when I was around 12 years old, so 7ish years ago. It has completely changed my life. When Robin was introduced I fell in love with her drive to uncover the world's secrets, and because of that I started learning Japanese. Now I'm in college getting my degree in Linguistics and my minor in Japanese. I don't think I would be where I'm currently at if not for this incredible story🖤

[@camerongrondzki2716]

Honestly reading/watching One Piece has been a major part of my life. The show is 3 years older than I. My first experience with the show, like many American kids, was with the infamous 4Kids dub and my god was the One Piece rap something I would never stop singing. Since the dub of the show got canceled I didn't really get back into it about 6th grade and that's where it really kicked in hard, pretty much from there til now I've been a huge fan of the show and recently I've actually been trying to slowly purchase and reread all the chapters of the manga in print form. So if I won that book it would be the perfect to display next to my model Thousand Sunny and Arc Maxim.

[@JustAnotherPerson4U]

How has One Piece changed my life...? I binge watched One Piece for 3 months starting during christmas which made me fail my A-levels the first time. So I took a break from school after and decided what I wanted to do. And I passed my A levels second time at college and made some lifelong friends. Then went to uni. Now, some may say that I should regret neglecting my studies for One Piece... I don't. I could never. One Piece just gave me a feeling of happiness and content that I hadn't felt in a long LONG time. I always struggled in school with no help cos I had undiagnosed learning disabilities. So, I had to go above and beyond just to be at the same level as everyone else, so they had free time and I did not. And just breaking that cycle to finish One Piece in 3 months just broke that chain and set me free.

[@gtaricochet]

I started watching One Piece in Highschool after a friend of mine recommended I watch it. At the time I was a senior and very depressed with how life was going. Just had no plan for the future and even more so now. I decided to give it a go. And I got caught up to the Whole Cake Island Arc in less than a month. Ever since then I’ve been hooked on One Piece and Anime as a whole. Now I stay up to date with everything as soon as it comes out through channels like yours. It helps me keep my sanity in the darkest of times and gives me hope for a brighter future. And for that I’m extremely grateful. Thank You🙏🏻

[@Gonianos1993]

One piece has given me hope, meaning and tenacity. Seeing Luffy on his road to become everything he ever wanted and surround himself with people that want the best of him has pushed me to do the same, while simultaneously pushing me to be my best self

[@hfushimi1519]

lmao nerd

[@vijaysrikrishnan5299]

@@hfushimi1519 why just why

[@jcrazook1673]

About 2 years ago I was in a pretty tough spot in my life between me losing family members and the start of covid beginning soon after where I would soon lose more family members and during covid I found myself quite bored with the absence of my sport due to covid guide lines. I began watching one piece and flew through the anime watching episode after episode I began to really get in touch with the characters and every-time something bad happened in my life.I would say what would luffy do in this situation. I also began lifting at home due to seeing zoro lift on the ship because I looked up to these characters so much I am now all caught up in the manga and can truly say I am in a much better place after bonding with these characters for so long. I hope this show has helped many others such as me and every new chapter that comes out feels like Christmas to me and I can’t wait for what’s in store for the crew in the coming year. I also would like to thank you Liam because I have never read manga before and your chapter reviews make sure I always understand the chapter and the hidden meanings and callbacks within it.

[@andrewjacobs6103]

One piece as a whole has helped me relate to my brother who struggles with his mental health at times. He relates his struggles to some of the iconic moments in the series. I also got my girlfriend hooked on the series 18 months ago and it has been a keystone in our relationship as a weekly joint reading ritual. We also always watch Grand Line Review together.

[@aparctias]

Quite some time ago I moved to a new place where I had virtually no friends. I was kind of a shut-in on my hometown too, so the lack of friends didn't bother me that much for a few months, but it got progressively worse with time. I was really depressed and rarely left my room. I lived 'alone' so I didn't have my parent's support or, let's say, threatening presence, to force me to go to school. Then, just to distract myself from reality, I picked One Piece back up. I'd stopped reading shortly before my grandfather's death some 2 years before this. The weekly chapter was, at times, my only source of joy. I can say for sure that It was one of the few things that kept me alive during that hell of a year. So much so that the best part of my high school graduation was reading chapter 966. I'm better now, and, while not what made me reconnect with friends I thought I'd lost years ago, One Piece was what let me be there to do it.

[@samuelevans1902]

Watching one piece opened my eyes to anime and is the standard of which I judge all others by it has also given me the ability to explore new cultures and gave me a greater appreciation for art itself when reading the manga.

[@7RIBE]

“AMAZINGLY COOL!” Liam thought with his mind brain.

[@wyattfoutch1659]

The story has given me an appreciation for the simple joys in life we so often take for granted, the delight of food, the beauty of different cultures, the differing strengths of people! And most of all, a community of Nakama sharing this wonderful journey 😁

[@DJ-lw1fp]

One Piece has impacted my life in so many ways from discovering the value that I hold for my friends, to not wasting any food, to choosing your battles. Each of these has impacted my life heavily. Every time I am faced with a situation where somebody is rude to me or does something minor that isn't exactly nice, I think back to the scene in the bar from chapter 1. This helps me to better understand the scope of the situation and not get lost in such small occurrences. This mindset has truly changed my life for the better and helps me to not get caught up in unimportant things.

[@faresahmad2978]

In the past few years, One Piece has changed the way I see things and how I treat the things I don't really appreciate much. I believe it has impacted my life by helping me realize there are more adventures than just the normal everyday lessons.

[@GeorgiGP]

i have just recently caught up with the anime started watching it this summer and man that feeling of wathcing 1000+ episodes and realizing how 20 years of stroy telling can be consumed in such a short time and are far from enough fullfil our thirst really says a lot about Oda,i cant imagine how it is possible to keep the interest in the show not only keep it but rapidly grow it after 20years on the run,its kinda insane.Going back in time when i was afraid of starting it thinking how long it is feels kinda funny after 1000episodes. I think the biggest thing i learnt from OP is to try giving a chance to more things because who knows when you will disover such a gem as one piece

[@runningbackorqb5493]

How old are u cuz if your grown u don’t have enough time to watch 1000 episodes in 1 summer

[@GeorgiGP]

@@runningbackorqb5493 i said i recently caught up i ve been watching like 8 months

[@runningbackorqb5493]

@@GeorgiGP oh ok im like ain’t no way he has that much free time

[@angelpappan]

I'm still on ep 40

[@michaelcooper1381]

One Piece is consistently one of the things that brings joy and inspiration to my life. Luffy's sense of adventure, Zoro's sense of loyalty, Sanji's unwavering values, and even Usopp's desire to be brave have all helped me find my way back when I have felt lost.

[@victoriaschieber8873]

It changed my life by watching One Piece for 1 year and by reading a new manga chapter almost every week. When something sad happened I cried, when something funny happened I was happy, when an exciting fight came up I was excited to see how they grow over themselves. Whenever I've read a chapter, I want to read the next. But why am I reading One Piece? My brother saw it when he was very little and then he recommended me to see One Piece. After a few episodes, I liked it. I know I only have one wall poster from One Piece, but maybe I'll win and get a gift from Liam to expand my collection.

[@TeddyBerry]

It took me years after starting my journey into manga and anime before i decided to start One Piece, all because i thought the artstyle was childish and therefore the story and characters were too. Oh how wrong i was! One Piece Magazine 13 really proved to me why Oda-Sensei truly deserves to be the BEST there is. Not just among manga authors, but among ALL f̶i̶c̶t̶i̶o̶n̶a̶l authors there have ever been. The man doesn't see his magnus opus as a work. It's his whole being and he seemingly simulates it in his head (or he taps into some alternate dimension and views the happenings there). I guess that is the reason for why One Piece doesn't necessarily fall into one genre. It's a manga for kids, for adults and will make anyone invested in the story and characters feel all kinds of human emotions, be it joy, anger, fear, despair and so on... I've gotten three co-workers to start their One Piece journey and it's always a highlight of my day when i get to hear their reactions and theories. One even got mad at me when a certain character died and he got to that part. For me, personally, One Piece has really showed me what true art can be and seeing how much energy and time this god of a man has put into his work makes me believe that it will never ber overshadowed, at least not in my time. One Piece has become a friend for me, reading it brings me comfort and i actively miss my friend on the break weeks. Oh and the Red Line will be destroyed by the end, i swear it. Too many character goals line up for it not to happen! You can't silence me marines, i will spout this little theory until i am proven wrong!!