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* InformedWrongness: After Nami falls ill, she selflessly insists that the others forget about her health and concentrate on getting to Arabasta as quickly as possible, since the civil war is about to boil over; once she passes out, Vivi immediately tells everyone that finding a doctor for Nami is their top priority. While nice in theory, in practice this amounts to the Straw Hats sailing blindly around the Grand Line (which was established as all-but-suicide ''barely two arcs ago''; at least heading straight for Arabasta means they'd have an Eternal Pose to follow) until ''[[AssPull by pure chance]]'' they stumble across an island famed for its medical research. Strangest of all is that nobody argues Vivi's decision, making this a borderline InvertedTrope into Informed ''Rightness''.
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* InformedWrongness: After Nami falls ill, she selflessly insists that the others forget about her health and concentrate on getting to Arabasta as quickly as possible, since the civil war is about to boil over; once she passes out, Vivi immediately tells everyone that finding a doctor for Nami is their top priority. While nice in theory, in practice this amounts to the Straw Hats sailing blindly around the Grand Line (which was established as all-but-suicide ''barely two arcs ago''; at least heading straight for Arabasta means they'd have an Eternal Pose to follow) until ''[[AssPull ''[[MoralLuck by pure chance]]'' they stumble across an island famed for its medical research. Strangest of all is that nobody argues Vivi's decision, making this a borderline InvertedTrope into Informed ''Rightness''.
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* InformedWrongness: After Nami falls ill, she selflessly insists that the others forget about her health and concentrate on getting to Arabasta as quickly as possible, since the civil war is about to boil over; once she passes out, Vivi immediately tells everyone that finding a doctor for Nami is their top priority. While nice in theory, in practice this amounts to the Straw Hats sailing blindly around the Grand Line (which was established as all-but-suicide ''barely two arcs ago''; at least heading straight for Arabasta means they'd have an Eternal Pose to follow) until ''[[AssPull by pure chance]]'' they stumble across an island famed for its medical research. Strangest of all is that nobody argues Vivi's decision, making this a borderline InvertedTrope into Informed ''Rightness''.
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* InformedWrongness: After Nami falls ill, she selflessly insists that the others forget about her health and concentrate on getting to Arabasta as quickly as possible, since the civil war is about to boil over; once she passes out, Vivi immediately tells everyone that finding a doctor for Nami is their top priority. While nice in theory, in practice this amounts to the Straw Hats sailing blindly around the Grand Line (which was established as all-but-suicide ''barely two arcs ago''; at least heading straight for Arabasta means they'd have an Eternal Pose to follow) until ''[[AssPull by pure chance]]'' they stumble across an island famed for its medical research. Strangest of all is that nobody argues Vivi's decision, making this a borderline InvertedTrope into Informed ''Rightness''.''Rightness''.
* NeverLiveItDown: This arc will always be known for making Nami come off as an UngratefulBitch. Shortly after Luffy had just saved her life by journeying up a dangerous snow covered mountain ''while'' carrying two unconscious people (Nami and Sanji) in order to get them healed up at the doctors who live on the mountain top, Nami had the audacity of charging Luffy for damaging her expensive jacket.
* NeverLiveItDown: This arc will always be known for making Nami come off as an UngratefulBitch. Shortly after Luffy had just saved her life by journeying up a dangerous snow covered mountain ''while'' carrying two unconscious people (Nami and Sanji) in order to get them healed up at the doctors who live on the mountain top, Nami had the audacity of charging Luffy for damaging her expensive jacket.
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* InformedWrongness: After Nami falls ill, she selflessly insists that the others forget about her health and concentrate on getting to Arabasta as quickly as possible, since the civil war is about to boil over; once she passes out, Vivi immediately tells everyone that finding a doctor for Nami is their top priority. While nice in theory, in practice this amounts to the Straw Hats sailing blindly around the Grand Line (which was established as all-but-suicide ''barely two arcs ago''; at least heading straight for Arabasta means they'd have an Eternal Pose to follow) until ''[[AssPull by pure chance]]'' they stumble across an island famed for its medical research. Strangest of all is that nobody argues Vivi's decision, making this a borderline {{Inversion}} into Informed ''Rightness''.
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* InformedWrongness: After Nami falls ill, she selflessly insists that the others forget about her health and concentrate on getting to Arabasta as quickly as possible, since the civil war is about to boil over; once she passes out, Vivi immediately tells everyone that finding a doctor for Nami is their top priority. While nice in theory, in practice this amounts to the Straw Hats sailing blindly around the Grand Line (which was established as all-but-suicide ''barely two arcs ago''; at least heading straight for Arabasta means they'd have an Eternal Pose to follow) until ''[[AssPull by pure chance]]'' they stumble across an island famed for its medical research. Strangest of all is that nobody argues Vivi's decision, making this a borderline {{Inversion}} InvertedTrope into Informed ''Rightness''.
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* InformedWrongness: After Nami falls ill, she selflessly insists that the others forget about her health and concentrate on getting to Arabasta as quickly as possible, since the civil war is about to boil over; once she passes out, Vivi immediately tells everyone that finding a doctor for Nami is their top priority. While nice in theory, in practice this amounts to the Straw Hats sailing blindly around the Grand Line (which was established as all-but-suicide ''barely two arcs ago''; at least heading straight for Arabasta means they'd have an Eternal Pose to follow) until ''[[AssPull by pure chance]]'' they stumble across an island famed for its medical research. Strangest of all is that nobody argues Vivi's decision, making this a borderline {{Inversion}} into Informed ''Rightness''.
