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* ConvectionSchmonvection: Ace and Akainu have the power of fire and lava, respectively, and can both use their powers without instantly frying absolutely everyone standing in close proximity. Seriously, Akainu fought with the Whitebeard pirates and Crocodile in a FROZEN SEA! How the hell is that possible?]]

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* ConvectionSchmonvection: Ace and Akainu have the power respective powers of fire and lava, respectively, and can both use their powers without instantly frying absolutely everyone standing in close proximity. Seriously, Akainu fought with the Whitebeard pirates and Crocodile in a FROZEN SEA! How the hell is that possible?]]possible?]]
* ConvertedIntoAWeapon: The manga has two examples that [[InvertedTrope invert this trope]], courtesy of a process invented by Dr. Vegapunk that allows non-living objects to 'eat' Zoan-type Devil Fruits. The first examples is a gun owned by Mr. 4 of Baroque Works taking on canine characteristics after eating a Dog-Dog Fruit. The second is at Enies Lobby, where Spandam's sword [[ICallItVera Funkfreed]] eats an Elephant-Elephant Fruit, allowing it to shift between a sword, a full-grown elephant, and back at will.
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* CainAndAbelAndSeth: Luffy and Ace, and [[spoiler:their third [[BloodBrothers Blood Brother]] Sabo]].

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* CainAndAbelAndSeth: Luffy and Ace, and [[spoiler:their third [[BloodBrothers Blood Brother]] {{Sworn Brother|s}} Sabo]].

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** For a villainous example, [[spoiler:Hodi Jones overdoses on steroids, but instead of dying, takes a page out of ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' and Super Saiyans into a more powerful form. Permanently.]] It inverts ''hard'' however when [[spoiler: the afteraffects of the overdose catches up to him and his crew, causing them to undergo RapidAging, thus making them practically harmless]].

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** For a villainous example, [[spoiler:Hodi [[spoiler:Hody Jones overdoses on steroids, but instead of dying, takes a page out of ''Anime/DragonBallZ'' and Super Saiyans into a more powerful form. Permanently.]] It inverts ''hard'' however when [[spoiler: the afteraffects aftereffects of the overdose catches up to him and his crew, causing them to undergo RapidAging, thus making them practically harmless]].



* CasualDangerDialogue: Done rather frequently to become one of the series' more subtle and outlandish moments of comedy. One noticeable example occurs during the third chapter of the Drum Island arc, while Sanji and Luffy are going to fetch [[spoiler:Doctor Kureha to have her cure Nami of a particularly lethal case of the flu.]] Most of the conversation includes [[ContemplateOurNavels whether or not people in frigid weather like the one they're in go to sleep, and how women in said conditions keep their skins so smooth,]] while [[ItMakesSenseInContext blissfully dodging killer rabbits and collapsing trees.]]

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* CasualDangerDialogue: Done rather frequently to become one of the series' more subtle and outlandish moments of comedy. One noticeable example occurs during the third chapter of the Drum Island arc, while Sanji and Luffy are going to fetch [[spoiler:Doctor Doctor Kureha to have her cure Nami of a particularly lethal case of the flu.]] flu. Most of the conversation includes [[ContemplateOurNavels whether or not people in frigid weather like the one they're in go to sleep, and how women in said conditions keep their skins so smooth,]] while [[ItMakesSenseInContext blissfully dodging killer rabbits and collapsing trees.]]



* {{Catgirl}}: Nami's got a subtle cat theme but that's about as far as it goes. (Somewhat confirmed with a line of figures representing the crew as different animals.) There's also several Cat Boys, from the [[ShapeShifter Zoan user]] Rob Lucci to the Black Cat pirates, who wear cat ears and [[spoiler:Avaro Pizarro]].

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* {{Catgirl}}: Nami's got a subtle cat theme but that's about as far as it goes. (Somewhat confirmed with a line of figures representing the crew as different animals.) There's also several Cat Boys, from the [[ShapeShifter Zoan user]] Rob Lucci to the Black Cat pirates, who wear cat ears and [[spoiler:Avaro Pizarro]].Avaro Pizarro.



* CharacterDeath: Throughout the first half of the series, the number of named people who die in the present time and not in flashbacks is limited to three persons: [[spoiler:The Going Merry, Portgas D. "Fire Fist" Ace, and Edward "Whitebeard" Newgate]]. Since the time skip and the series escalates, more named and unnamed people, villains and allies, are dying from the fierce combat.

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* CharacterDeath: Throughout the first half of the series, the number of named people who die in the present time and not in flashbacks is limited to three persons: [[spoiler:The The Going Merry, Portgas D. "Fire Fist" Ace, and Edward "Whitebeard" Newgate]].Newgate. Since the time skip and the series escalates, more named and unnamed people, villains and allies, are dying from the fierce combat.



** Marshall D. Teach, otherwise known as "Blackbeard", plays the Whitebeard Pirates and the World Government against one another in his master plan to become "Pirate King". While everyone is busy preparing for the battle, he uses the distractions to [[spoiler:bust into the prison Impel Down to recruit the inmates]] and jumped into the battle at Marineford at the opportune moment to [[spoiler:land the deathblow on Whitebeard and steal his Devil Fruit power for his own use]].

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** Marshall D. Teach, otherwise known as "Blackbeard", plays the Whitebeard Pirates and the World Government against one another in his master plan to become "Pirate King". While everyone is busy preparing for the battle, he uses the distractions to [[spoiler:bust bust into the prison Impel Down to recruit the inmates]] inmates and jumped into the battle at Marineford at the opportune moment to [[spoiler:land land the deathblow on Whitebeard and steal his Devil Fruit power for his own use]].use.



* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Lady Kaya [[spoiler: in Episode 45 of (the original Japanese version of) the anime, when her servant shows her a poster of a Wanted Luffy, and all Kaya notices is the fact that the back of her precious Usopp's head is visible in the background of the picture.]]

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* ComicallyMissingThePoint: Lady Kaya [[spoiler: in Episode 45 of (the original Japanese version of) the anime, when her servant shows her a poster of a Wanted Luffy, and all Kaya notices is the fact that the back of her precious Usopp's head is visible in the background of the picture.]]



* ConvectionSchmonvection: Ace and [[spoiler:Akainu]] have the power of fire and lava, respectively, and can both use their powers without instantly frying absolutely everyone standing in close proximity. [[spoiler:Seriously, Akainu fought with the Whitebeard pirates and Crocodile in a FROZEN SEA! How the hell is that possible?]]

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* ConvectionSchmonvection: Ace and [[spoiler:Akainu]] Akainu have the power of fire and lava, respectively, and can both use their powers without instantly frying absolutely everyone standing in close proximity. [[spoiler:Seriously, Seriously, Akainu fought with the Whitebeard pirates and Crocodile in a FROZEN SEA! How the hell is that possible?]]



* CranialEruption: Many and often. The most ridiculous example was when [[spoiler: Luffy spent their 100 million beri on the party in Water 7. Nami caused a lump roughly four times the radius of Luffy's head, on Luffy's head, among other injuries.]]

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* CranialEruption: Many and often. The most ridiculous example was when [[spoiler: Luffy spent their 100 million beri on the party in Water 7. Nami caused a lump roughly four times the radius of Luffy's head, on Luffy's head, among other injuries.]]



** Crocodile had absolutely no reason to believe that anyone would find his bomb in time. Despite that, he still engineered his plan in such a way that even if the cannoneers are killed, [[spoiler:the bomb would still do a lot of damage.]] Also, he has [[spoiler:a retractable dagger under that hook.]]
** Usopp at times, [[spoiler:especially for his fight with Luffy.]]

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** Crocodile had absolutely no reason to believe that anyone would find his bomb in time. Despite that, he still engineered his plan in such a way that even if the cannoneers are killed, [[spoiler:the the bomb would still do a lot of damage.]] damage. Also, he has [[spoiler:a a retractable dagger under that hook.]]
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** Usopp at times, [[spoiler:especially especially for his fight with Luffy.]]



* CueTheSun: Inverted in Episode 405. [[spoiler:It is only when Luffy is down on the ground sobbing over the disappearance of his friends that the light from the sunset filters through the trees.]]

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* CueTheSun: Inverted in Episode 405. [[spoiler:It [It is only when Luffy is down on the ground sobbing over the disappearance of his friends that the light from the sunset filters through the trees.]]



* CyberneticsEatYourSoul -- This is what happened to [[spoiler:Kuma.]]

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* CyberneticsEatYourSoul -- This is what happened to [[spoiler:Kuma.[[spoiler:Kuma, as his deal with Saturn to cure Bonney's disease required him to lose his free will.]]



** Luffy, [[spoiler:your dad is a revolutionary and the most wanted man in the world]].

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** Luffy, [[spoiler:your your dad is a revolutionary and the most wanted man in the world]].world.



* DangerousPhlebotinumInteraction: What is currently established about Devil Fruits is that, among other things, you do not eat another Fruit if you've already eaten one -- it's believed that the "devils" inside the Fruit will fight each other, but it's confirmed that it causes the eater to implode. Subverted when [[spoiler:Blackbeard, already a user of the Dark-Dark Fruit, manages to get Whitebeard's Tremor-Tremor Fruit power, though the process of how he did so is still unknown.]]
* DarkActionGirl: Nico Robin, Boa Hancock, and Catarina Devon.

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* DangerousPhlebotinumInteraction: What is currently established about Devil Fruits is that, among other things, you do not eat another Fruit if you've already eaten one -- it's believed that the "devils" inside the Fruit will fight each other, but it's confirmed that it causes the eater to implode. Subverted when [[spoiler:Blackbeard, already a user of the Dark-Dark Fruit, manages to get Whitebeard's Tremor-Tremor Fruit power, though the process of how he did so is still unknown.]]
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* DarkActionGirl: Nico Robin, Boa Hancock, and Catarina Devon.Devon is a Blackbeard Pirates commander who was in the backstory a serial who beheaded several women she found beauiful. She uses a spear in combat.



** This and the EndOfAnAge occurred at the same time at the tail end of [[spoiler:the Marineford Arc. Just when his death and a marine victory was poised to snuff out the Golden Age of Piracy, Whitebeard, with his dying breath, proclaimed, with the entire world watching, "ONE PIECE EXISTS!" This proclamation started an entirely new age of piracy, and the beginning of a new era. However, just minutes later, Blackbeard (the probable BigBad of the series) makes his own declaration: that the new era that's dawning is ''his'' era.]]

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** This and the EndOfAnAge occurred at the same time at the tail end of [[spoiler:the the Marineford Arc. Just when his death and a marine victory was poised to snuff out the Golden Age of Piracy, Whitebeard, with his dying breath, proclaimed, with the entire world watching, "ONE PIECE EXISTS!" This proclamation started an entirely new age of piracy, and the beginning of a new era. However, just minutes later, Blackbeard (the probable BigBad of the series) makes his own declaration: that the new era that's dawning is ''his'' era.]]



* ADayInTheLimelight: The cover stories give some supporting characters their very own adventures. In order: Buggy, Coby & Helmeppo, Jango, Hatchan, Wapol, Ace, Gedatsu, Miss Goldenweek, Eneru, [=CP9=], the [[spoiler:then-seperated]] Straw Hats, the Straw Hats' allies, Caribou, Jimbei, the Straw Hat's allies (again), the Straw Hat Grand Fleet (plus [[spoiler:Bellamy]]), and Bege.

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* ADayInTheLimelight: The cover stories give some supporting characters their very own adventures. In order: Buggy, Coby & Helmeppo, Jango, Hatchan, Wapol, Ace, Gedatsu, Miss Goldenweek, Eneru, [=CP9=], the [[spoiler:then-seperated]] then-seperated Straw Hats, the Straw Hats' allies, Caribou, Jimbei, the Straw Hat's allies (again), the Straw Hat Grand Fleet (plus [[spoiler:Bellamy]]), and Bege.



* DeadlyUpgrade: [[spoiler:Chopper's three rumble balls. Arguably Luffy's Gear Second as well, since Lucci has said that his life span is being used up twice as fast whenever he enters it.]]

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* DeadlyUpgrade: [[spoiler:Chopper's Chopper's three rumble balls. Arguably Luffy's Gear Second as well, since Lucci has said that his life span is being used up twice as fast whenever he enters it.]]



* DealWithTheDevil: For reasons as yet unknown, [[spoiler:Kuma]] (said to despise the World Government) agreed to be the prototype for Vegapunk's [[HollywoodCyborg Pacifista]] project.
* DeathByChildbirth: [[spoiler:Portgas D. Rouge, although [[JustifiedTrope justified]] in that she purposefully extended her pregnancy for 20 months at the cost of her life so that her son wouldn't be connected to Gold Roger.]]

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* DealWithTheDevil: For reasons as yet unknown, [[spoiler:Kuma]] (said to despise the World Government) [[spoiler:Kuma agreed to be the prototype for Vegapunk's [[HollywoodCyborg Pacifista]] project.
project and lose his free will (the latter due to Saturn amending the deal) to cure Bonney's disease.]]
* DeathByChildbirth: [[spoiler:Portgas Portgas D. Rouge, although [[JustifiedTrope justified]] in that she purposefully extended her pregnancy for 20 months at the cost of her life so that her son wouldn't be connected to Gold Roger.]]



* DefectorFromDecadence: [[spoiler:Ace and Luffy's brother Sabo.]]

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* DefectorFromDecadence: [[spoiler:Ace and Luffy's brother Sabo.Sabo fled his aristocratic family after the rulers of Goa attempted to burn a slum.]]



** [[spoiler:Sanji]] as well. He was born as a prince of the Germa Kingdom, but hated his life there thanks to his physically and emotionally abusive father and brothers, and ran away as a child to escape and live a normal life as a commoner (with his father outright encouraging it and [[IHaveNoSon disowning him]]), which he was perfectly fine with.

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** [[spoiler:Sanji]] as well. He was born as a prince of the Germa Kingdom, Kingdom but hated his life there thanks to his physically and emotionally abusive father and brothers, and ran away as a child to escape and live a normal life as a commoner (with his father outright encouraging it and [[IHaveNoSon disowning him]]), which he was perfectly fine with.



** Manga Chapter 124: The Tea is Good. After Luffy is [[spoiler: hypnotized into having a picnic with Ms. Goldenweek]] during Little Garden, the following dialogue takes place

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** Manga Chapter 124: The Tea is Good. After Luffy is [[spoiler: hypnotized into having a picnic with Ms. Goldenweek]] Goldenweek during Little Garden, the following dialogue takes place



** Zig-zagged in the CP 9 Saga: The CP 9 have one female member, [[spoiler:Kalifa]]. At first she fights Sanji -- he is much stronger than her, but the fight still ends with obvious results, due to Sanji rather wanting to die than kicking a girl. A short while later she is pitted against Nami (who started off going up against Kumidori before fleeing,) and we get the straight example.

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** Zig-zagged in the CP 9 Saga: The CP 9 have one female member, [[spoiler:Kalifa]].Kalifa. At first she fights Sanji -- he is much stronger than her, but the fight still ends with obvious results, due to Sanji rather wanting to die than kicking a girl. A short while later she is pitted against Nami (who started off going up against Kumidori before fleeing,) and we get the straight example.



* DiedInYourArmsTonight: [[spoiler:Ace in the Marineford arc to Luffy]].
* DiedStandingUp: [[spoiler:Whitebeard.]]

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* DiedInYourArmsTonight: [[spoiler:Ace Ace in the Marineford arc to Luffy]].
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* DiedStandingUp: [[spoiler:Whitebeard.]]Whitebeard kept standing even when being pummeled by the Blackbeard Pirates, and did not fall after screaming his last words.



* DisneyDeath: In the early days of ''One Piece'', no named character outside of a flashback ''ever'' died. Pell and Conis's father are two perfect examples of this (the latter survived a massive lightning bolt, and the former survived a massive city-wide explosion at ''ground zero''). However, named character deaths slowly became more common as the series went on, and with the deaths of [[spoiler:Ace and Whitebeard]], this trope seems to have been abandoned.

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* DisneyDeath: In the early days of ''One Piece'', no named character outside of a flashback ''ever'' died. Pell and Conis's father are two perfect examples of this (the latter survived a massive lightning bolt, and the former survived a massive city-wide explosion at ''ground zero''). However, named character deaths slowly became more common as the series went on, and with the deaths of [[spoiler:Ace Ace and Whitebeard]], Whitebeard, this trope seems to have been abandoned.



** Subverted with [[spoiler: Whitebeard's fight with Akainu, which the former ends by dropping the latter down a chasm. However, being a BlobMonster and a ridiculous {{Determinator}}, Akainu bursts back out of the ground a few chapters/episodes later, battered, but otherwise fine.]]

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** Subverted with [[spoiler: Whitebeard's fight with Akainu, which the former ends by dropping the latter down a chasm. However, being a BlobMonster and a ridiculous {{Determinator}}, Akainu bursts back out of the ground a few chapters/episodes later, battered, but otherwise fine.]]



* DoNotGoGentle: Roger's last words kicked off the golden age of piracy. [[spoiler: Whitebeard's last words arguably kicked off the silver age.]]

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* DoNotGoGentle: Roger's last words kicked off the golden age of piracy. [[spoiler: Whitebeard's last words arguably kicked off the silver age.]]



** The first and most obvious one is "What is the One Piece?", a mysterious and legendary treasure which drives the entire plot. Gol D. Roger's crew found it before the series started but has yet to be revealed as they left it behind. [[spoiler: Whitebeard's last breath is the confirmation of the treasure's existence, but not its contents or even context.]]

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** The first and most obvious one is "What is the One Piece?", a mysterious and legendary treasure which drives the entire plot. Gol D. Roger's crew found it before the series started but has yet to be revealed as they left it behind. [[spoiler: Whitebeard's last breath is the confirmation of the treasure's existence, but not its contents or even context.]]



*** The last one is [[spoiler:Ace's, one that practically came to define almost his entire existence, and one of the main reasons he bothered to keep on living: "Did I deserve to be born?"]]

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*** The last one is [[spoiler:Ace's, Ace's, one that practically came to define almost his entire existence, and one of the main reasons he bothered to keep on living: "Did I deserve to be born?"]] born?"



** First, there's the skipping of the Laboon arc, which featured the Straw Hats meeting a whale living at the entrance of the Grand Line. Said whale was kept by a pirate crew as a pet until they decided that it would be too dangerous to take him into the Grand Line, so they left him there and told him that they would be back... and fifty years later, they're still not back. [[spoiler:It was this arc that introduced the concept of Log/Eternal Poses (or Grand/Eternal Compasses for 4Kids dub viewers), but it gets worse; Much, much later on, it's revealed that the ''Straw Hats' future musician and ninth member was a member of this crew'', and the only one who ''survived'' the journey. Reuniting with the whale was his whole reason for joining them in the first place]].

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** First, there's the skipping of the Laboon arc, which featured the Straw Hats meeting a whale living at the entrance of the Grand Line. Said whale was kept by a pirate crew as a pet until they decided that it would be too dangerous to take him into the Grand Line, so they left him there and told him that they would be back... and fifty years later, they're still not back. [[spoiler:It It was this arc that introduced the concept of Log/Eternal Poses (or Grand/Eternal Compasses for 4Kids dub viewers), but it gets worse; Much, much later on, it's revealed that the ''Straw Hats' future musician and ninth member was a member of this crew'', and the only one who ''survived'' the journey. Reuniting with the whale was his whole reason for joining them in the first place]].place.



* DyingMomentOfAwesome: Gold Roger's last words inspire the Great Age of piracy. [[spoiler:Whitebeard does something similar moments before his death, confirming Roger's words on live television.]]
** How is Brook's, and the rest of the Rumbar Pirates', [[spoiler:death]] not listed? [[spoiler:Instead of just giving up and letting go like most people do, they decided to go out while singing to leave a message that could be returned to Laboon!]]

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* DyingMomentOfAwesome: Gold Roger's last words inspire the Great Age of piracy. [[spoiler:Whitebeard Whitebeard does something similar moments before his death, confirming Roger's words on live television.]]
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** How is Brook's, and the rest of the Rumbar Pirates', [[spoiler:death]] not listed? [[spoiler:Instead Instead of just giving up and letting go like most people do, they Brook and his crewmates decided to go out while singing to leave a message that could be returned to Laboon!]]Laboon!



** Luffy was abandoned by his parents and abused by his grandfather in training (though both of these experiences were PlayedForLaughs), but was given a relatively stable upbringing with the mountain bandits of Goa and his [[spoiler:adoptive]] brother, Ace. Still, he suffered a traumatic experience after eating his Devil Fruit where his idol, Shanks, lost an arm saving him from a Sea King. [[spoiler:He and Ace then suffered an arguably even more traumatic experience during the fire that burned Grey Terminal, which eventually ended with the supposed death of their other best friend and sworn brother, Sabo. Of course, Sabo turned out to have survived, but that's a moot point considering Luffy didn't find out until years later, long after the traumatic experience of losing Ace.]]

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** Luffy was abandoned by his parents and abused by his grandfather in training (though both of these experiences were PlayedForLaughs), but was given a relatively stable upbringing with the mountain bandits of Goa and his [[spoiler:adoptive]] adoptive brother, Ace. Still, he suffered a traumatic experience after eating his Devil Fruit where his idol, Shanks, lost an arm saving him from a Sea King. [[spoiler:He and Ace then suffered an arguably even more traumatic experience during the fire that burned Grey Terminal, which eventually ended with the supposed death of their other best friend and sworn brother, Sabo. Of course, Sabo turned out to have survived, but that's a moot point considering Luffy didn't find out until years later, long after the traumatic experience of losing Ace.]]
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* DropTheHammer: Usopp has used three different hammers over the course of the series.
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** The first and most obvious one is "What is the One Piece?", a mysterious and legendary treasure which drives the entire plot. Gol D. Roger's crew found it before the series started but has yet to be revealed as they left it behind. [[spoiler: Whitebeard's last breath is the confirmation of the treasure's existence, but not its contents or evencontext.]]

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** The first and most obvious one is "What is the One Piece?", a mysterious and legendary treasure which drives the entire plot. Gol D. Roger's crew found it before the series started but has yet to be revealed as they left it behind. [[spoiler: Whitebeard's last breath is the confirmation of the treasure's existence, but not its contents or evencontext.even context.]]

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* CastingGag: Creator/MaddieBlaustein who voiced Dr. K in ''Animation/CubixRobotsForEveryone'' would later go on to voice Doctor Kureha (using the same impression). As an in-joke, 4Kids added in new dialogue to have Doctor Kureha tell Chopper "You can call me Dr. K."

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Creator/MaddieBlaustein who voiced Dr. K in ''Animation/CubixRobotsForEveryone'' would later go on to voice Doctor Kureha (using the same impression). As an in-joke, 4Kids added in new dialogue to have Doctor Kureha tell Chopper "You can call me Dr. K." "
** Franky was designed by Oda with Creator/KazukiYao as his {{Seiyuu}} in mind, who previously voiced Jango and Mr. 2 Bon Clay. All three of them use unusual boomerangs that are very sharp (which is more apparent with Bon-chan and Franky), as Jango uses his chakram, Bon-chan uses his detachable mascara and Franky uses his detachable sideburns. All three of them also change affiliations after their introduction arcs.
** The Straw Hats' Japanese and English voice actors voiced the Fake Straw Hats in the Return to Sabaody Arc.
*** Japanese:
**** Creator/HiroakiHirata (Sanji) is Fake Luffy.
**** Creator/IkueOtani (Chopper) is Fake Nami.
**** Creator/KazukiYao (Franky) is Fake Usopp.
**** Creator/{{Cho}} (Brook) is Fake Franky.
**** Creator/KappeiYamaguchi (Usopp) is Fake Zoro.
**** Creator/KazuyaNakai (Zoro) is Fake Sanji.
**** Creator/AkemiOkamura (Nami) is Fake Robin.
**** Creator/MayumiTanaka (Luffy) is Fake Chopper.
*** English:
**** Creator/EricVale (Sanji) as Fake Luffy
**** Creator/BrinaPalencia (Chopper) as Fake Nami
**** Creator/PatrickSeitz (Franky) as Fake Usopp
**** Creator/IanSinclair (Brook) as Fake Franky
**** Creator/SonnyStrait (Usopp) as Fake Zoro
**** Creator/ChristopherSabat (Zoro) as Fake Sanji [[note]]For added fun, Sabat gives the Fake Sanji a Brooklyn accent, emulating his voice from the much-maligned 4Kids dub.[[/note]]
**** Creator/LuciChristian (Nami) as Fake Robin [[note]]Like with Fake Sanji, Christian gave Fake Robin a heavy Southern cowgirl accent like the 4Kids dub[[/note]]
**** Creator/ColleenClinkenbeard (Luffy) as Fake Chopper

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* DrivingQuestion: Four have cropped up over the series. The first and most obvious one is "What is One Piece?", which drives the entire plot. The second is "What is the Will of D.?", referring to the middle initial "D." that several characters bear. The other two are more personal ones pertaining to certain characters. For Robin, it's "What happened during the Void Century?" The last one is [[spoiler:Ace's, one that practically came to define almost his entire existence, and one of the main reasons he bothered to keep on living: "Did I deserve to be born?"]]

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The first and most obvious one is "What is the One Piece?", a mysterious and legendary treasure which drives the entire plot. Gol D. Roger's crew found it before the series started but has yet to be revealed as they left it behind. [[spoiler: Whitebeard's last breath is the confirmation of the treasure's existence, but not its contents or evencontext.]]
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The second is "What is the Will of D.?", referring to the middle initial "D." that several characters bear. bear (Roger, Ace, and Luffy, to name a few).
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For Robin, it's "What happened during the Void Century?" Her island of Ohara was razed by the World Government for discovering something relating to that and how she was pursued most of her life.
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The last one is [[spoiler:Ace's, one that practically came to define almost his entire existence, and one of the main reasons he bothered to keep on living: "Did I deserve to be born?"]]
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* TheDailyMisinformer: The World Economic Journal in ''One Piece'' is a newspaper that has millions of subscribers across the world. Not only is its editor-in-chief a major player in the criminal underworld, said editor, "Big News" Morgans, is trying to screw over both the World Government and pirates by reporting falsehoods and half-truths that psychologically screw with pirate-kind, while simultaneously refusing to conform to World Government censorship.
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OnePiece/TropesAToB ([[AdaptationInducedPlotHole/OnePiece Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole]], [[ArcVillain/OnePiece Arc Villain]], [[BerserkButton/OnePiece Berserk Button]], [[BewareTheSillyOnes/OnePiece Beware the Silly One]], [[BigBrotherInstinct/OnePiece Big Brother Instinct]], [[Bowdlerise/OnePiece Bowdlerise]], [[BreakTheCutie/OnePiece Break the Cutie]]) | '''Tropes C to D''' ([[CallBack/OnePiece Call-Back]], [[ChekhovsGun/OnePiece Chekhov's Gun]], [[Cliffhanger/OnePiece Cliffhanger]], [[CombatPragmatist/OnePiece Combat Pragmatist]], [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass/OnePiece Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass]], [[CurbStompBattle/OnePiece Curb-Stomp Battle]], [[DarkAndTroubledPast/OnePiece Dark and Troubled Past]], [[DeconstructedCharacterArchetype/OnePiece Deconstructed Character Archetype]]) | OnePiece/TropesEToF ([[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness/OnePiece Early Installment Weirdness]], [[FamousLastWords/OnePiece Famous Last Words]], [[Foreshadowing/OnePiece Foreshadowing]]) | OnePiece/TropesGToJ ([[HeartIsAnAwesomePower/OnePiece Heart is an Awesome Power]], [[Hypocrite/OnePiece Hypocrite]]) | OnePiece/TropesKToM ([[LaserGuidedKarma/OnePiece Laser-Guided Karma]], [[LogicalWeakness/OnePiece Logical Weakness]], [[MassOhCrap/OnePiece Mass "Oh, Crap!"]], [[MoralMyopia/OnePiece Moral Myopia]], [[MusclesAreMeaningless/OnePiece Muscles Are Meaningless]]) | OnePiece/TropesNToP ([[NiceJobFixingItVillain/OnePiece Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]], [[OhCrap/OnePiece Oh, Crap!]], [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness/OnePiece O.O.C. Is Serious Business]]) | OnePiece/TropesQToS ([[TheReveal/OnePiece The Reveal]], [[ShoutOut/OnePiece Shout-Out]], [[SpannerInTheWorks/OnePiece Spanner in the Works]], [[SuperpowerLottery/OnePiece Superpower Lottery]]) | OnePiece/TropesTToZ ([[WhamEpisode/OnePiece Wham Episode]], [[WhamLine/OnePiece Wham Line]])]]]]-]

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OnePiece/TropesAToB ([[AdaptationInducedPlotHole/OnePiece Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole]], [[ArcVillain/OnePiece Arc Villain]], [[BerserkButton/OnePiece Berserk Button]], [[BewareTheSillyOnes/OnePiece Beware the Silly One]], Ones]], [[BigBrotherInstinct/OnePiece Big Brother Instinct]], [[Bowdlerise/OnePiece Bowdlerise]], [[BreakTheCutie/OnePiece Break the Cutie]]) | '''Tropes C to D''' ([[CallBack/OnePiece Call-Back]], [[ChekhovsGun/OnePiece Chekhov's Gun]], [[Cliffhanger/OnePiece Cliffhanger]], [[CombatPragmatist/OnePiece Combat Pragmatist]], [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass/OnePiece Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass]], [[CurbStompBattle/OnePiece Curb-Stomp Battle]], [[DarkAndTroubledPast/OnePiece Dark and Troubled Past]], [[DeconstructedCharacterArchetype/OnePiece Deconstructed Character Archetype]]) | OnePiece/TropesEToF ([[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness/OnePiece Early Installment Weirdness]], [[FamousLastWords/OnePiece Famous Last Words]], [[Foreshadowing/OnePiece Foreshadowing]]) | OnePiece/TropesGToJ ([[HeartIsAnAwesomePower/OnePiece Heart is an Awesome Power]], [[Hypocrite/OnePiece Hypocrite]]) | OnePiece/TropesKToM ([[LaserGuidedKarma/OnePiece Laser-Guided Karma]], [[LogicalWeakness/OnePiece Logical Weakness]], [[MassOhCrap/OnePiece Mass "Oh, Crap!"]], [[MoralMyopia/OnePiece Moral Myopia]], [[MusclesAreMeaningless/OnePiece Muscles Are Meaningless]]) | OnePiece/TropesNToP ([[NiceJobFixingItVillain/OnePiece Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]], [[OhCrap/OnePiece Oh, Crap!]], [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness/OnePiece O.O.C. Is Serious Business]]) | OnePiece/TropesQToS ([[TheReveal/OnePiece The Reveal]], [[ShoutOut/OnePiece Shout-Out]], [[SpannerInTheWorks/OnePiece Spanner in the Works]], [[SuperpowerLottery/OnePiece Superpower Lottery]]) | OnePiece/TropesTToZ ([[WhamEpisode/OnePiece Wham Episode]], [[WhamLine/OnePiece Wham Line]])]]]]-]
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* CanonImmigrant: Ryuuma the zombie samurai in the Thriller Bark arc. The character is originally from an early Oda one-shot, ''Monsters'', which pre-dates ''One Piece'' and had no relationship to the series originally, but now has a place somewhere in its distant past; Ryuuma's feat of slaying a dragon (mentioned by Hogback) happens there. He died at old age, still a great swordsman, and an unspecified time later Hogback and Moria found his corpse and reanimated it with Brook's shadow. Since Ryuuma was a prototype of Zoro in some aspects, it's almost natural he got to fight with him. Ryumma's homeland of Wano ends up being a major arc during the second half of the story, with several pieces from other arcs building up befor ethe Straw Hats finally reach the country.

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* CanonImmigrant: Ryuuma the zombie samurai in the Thriller Bark arc. The character is originally from an early Oda one-shot, ''Monsters'', which pre-dates ''One Piece'' and had no relationship to the series originally, but now has a place somewhere in its distant past; Ryuuma's feat of slaying a dragon (mentioned by Hogback) happens there. He died at old age, still a great swordsman, and an unspecified time later Hogback and Moria found his corpse and reanimated it with Brook's shadow. Since Ryuuma was a prototype of Zoro in some aspects, it's almost natural he got to fight with him. Ryumma's homeland of Wano ends up being a major arc during the second half of the story, with several pieces from other arcs building up befor ethe before the Straw Hats finally reach the country.
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* CanineConfusion: The Wolf [[{{Animorphism}} transformation]] Devil Fruit is considered a version of the Dog-Dog Fruit, despite dogs being descended from wolves and not the other way around. Other more distantly-related canine species are also classified as versions of the Dog-Dog Fruit.
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* CanonImmigrant: Ryuuma the zombie samurai in the Thriller Bark arc. The character is originally from an early Oda one-shot, ''Monsters'', which pre-dates ''One Piece'' and had no relationship to the series originally, but now has a place somewhere in its distant past; Ryuuma's feat of slaying a dragon (mentioned by Hogback) happens there. He died at old age, still a great swordsman, and an unspecified time later Hogback and Moria found his corpse and reanimated it with Brook's shadow. Since Ryuuma was a prototype of Zoro in some aspects, it's almost natural he got to fight with him. As of Chapter 655, [[spoiler:it looks like Ryuuma's homeland will get a more active role in the story.]]

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* CanonImmigrant: Ryuuma the zombie samurai in the Thriller Bark arc. The character is originally from an early Oda one-shot, ''Monsters'', which pre-dates ''One Piece'' and had no relationship to the series originally, but now has a place somewhere in its distant past; Ryuuma's feat of slaying a dragon (mentioned by Hogback) happens there. He died at old age, still a great swordsman, and an unspecified time later Hogback and Moria found his corpse and reanimated it with Brook's shadow. Since Ryuuma was a prototype of Zoro in some aspects, it's almost natural he got to fight with him. As of Chapter 655, [[spoiler:it looks like Ryuuma's Ryumma's homeland will get of Wano ends up being a more active role in major arc during the story.]]second half of the story, with several pieces from other arcs building up befor ethe Straw Hats finally reach the country.



* CharacterDeath: Throughout the first half of the series, the number of named people who die in the present time and not in flashbacks is limited to two persons: [[spoiler:The Going Merry and Portgas D. "Fire Fist" Ace]]. Since the time skip and the series escalates, more named and unnamed people, villains and allies, are dying from the fierce combat.

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* CharacterDeath: Throughout the first half of the series, the number of named people who die in the present time and not in flashbacks is limited to two three persons: [[spoiler:The Going Merry and Merry, Portgas D. "Fire Fist" Ace]].Ace, and Edward "Whitebeard" Newgate]]. Since the time skip and the series escalates, more named and unnamed people, villains and allies, are dying from the fierce combat.

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* DiedInIgnorance: [[spoiler:After failing to defeat Kaido on battle, Oden and Toki give their lives to ensure the survival of the Akazaya Nine, Toki using her time travel powers to [[FlingALightIntoTheFuture fling them into the future]], to lead an uprising to defeat Kaido and overthrow the shogun Orochi twenty years hence. The two died not knowing it only got to that point because one of the Akazaya Nine was [[TheMole a spy]] for Orochi, and Toki accidentally undermined her own prophecy by sending said spy into the future to continue sabotaging the heroes' efforts.]]

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* DiedInIgnorance: DiedInIgnorance:
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[[spoiler:After failing to defeat Kaido on battle, Oden and Toki give their lives to ensure the survival of the Akazaya Nine, Toki using her time travel powers to [[FlingALightIntoTheFuture fling them into the future]], to lead an uprising to defeat Kaido and overthrow the shogun Orochi twenty years hence. The two died not knowing it only got to that point because one of the Akazaya Nine was [[TheMole a spy]] for Orochi, and Toki accidentally undermined her own prophecy by sending said spy into the future to continue sabotaging the heroes' efforts.]]
** [[spoiler:Ace dies believing he and Luffy's brother Sabo had died in their childhood, and that his death would leave Luffy all by himself. In reality, Sabo was alive but amnesiac. Sadly, it was only seeing the news of Ace being killed in Marineford that caused Sabo to regain his memories and eventually reunite with Luffy.
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** FeelsNoPain is deconstructed when Chopper remarks how Oz's ability to not feel pain is a weakness since Oz wouldn't be able to tell how much damage accumulated in his body until it is too late. The Straw Hats defeat him by shattering his spine, leaving him lying on the ground and wondering why he couldn't move.

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** FeelsNoPain is deconstructed when Chopper remarks how Oz's ability Oars's inability to not feel pain is a weakness since Oz wouldn't be able while zombies would react to pain out of memory, they are unable to tell how much damage accumulated in his body their bodies accumulate until it is too late. The Straw Hats defeat him exploit this by shattering his Oars's spine, leaving him lying parlyzed on the ground and wondering why he couldn't move.



** At the start of the Fish-Man Island Arc, Sanji (who had spent the last two years on an island full of only {{Gonk}} transvestites) suffers a nosebleed every time he sees a genuine woman: while this is comedic in every other anime (and every other time in this one too), the frequency and severity of the nosebleeds caused near-fatal hemorrhaging at one point, requiring some immediate blood transfusions; furthermore, Sanji has a particular blood-type and while Fish-men and humans have the same blood, a law forbade the transfusions due to the long history.

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** At the start of the Fish-Man Island Arc, Sanji (who had spent the last two years on an island full of only {{Gonk}} transvestites) suffers a nosebleed every time he sees a genuine woman: while this is comedic in every other anime (and every other time in this one too), the frequency and severity of the nosebleeds caused near-fatal hemorrhaging at one point, requiring some immediate blood transfusions; furthermore, Sanji has a particular blood-type and while Fish-men and humans have the same blood, a law forbade the such transfusions are taboo due to the their long history.

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* {{Catchphrase}}:
** Luffy's "I'm gonna be King of the Pirates!" ("''Kaizoku-ou ni, ore wa naru!''")
** Franky's energetic "Supeeeer!"
** Brook's "Skull Joke!" whenever he points out that he doesn't have whatever organ he has just mentioned, and "May I see your Panties?" when he meets any girl.[[note]]Except when introduced to mermaids, who [[MermaidProblem for obvious reasons]] don't wear panties. He then asks if he can borrow some money.[[/note]]
** Dr. Kureha's "Are ya happy?"


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* CharacterCatchphrase:
** Luffy's "I'm gonna be King of the Pirates!" ("''Kaizoku-ou ni, ore wa naru!''")
** Franky's energetic "Supeeeer!"
** Brook's "Skull Joke!" whenever he points out that he doesn't have whatever organ he has just mentioned, and "May I see your Panties?" when he meets any girl.[[note]]Except when introduced to mermaids, who [[MermaidProblem for obvious reasons]] don't wear panties. He then asks if he can borrow some money.[[/note]]
** Dr. Kureha's "Are ya happy?"
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* DiedInIgnorance: After failing to defeat Kaido on battle, Oden and Toki give their lives to ensure the survival of the Akazaya Nine, Toki using her time travel powers to [[FlingALightIntoTheFuture fling them into the future]], to lead an uprising to defeat Kaido and overthrow the shogun Orochi twenty years hence. The two died not knowing it only got to that point because one of the Akazaya Nine was [[TheMole a spy]] for Orochi, and Toki accidentally undermined her own prophecy by sending said spy into the future to continue sabotaging the heroes' efforts.

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* DiedInIgnorance: After [[spoiler:After failing to defeat Kaido on battle, Oden and Toki give their lives to ensure the survival of the Akazaya Nine, Toki using her time travel powers to [[FlingALightIntoTheFuture fling them into the future]], to lead an uprising to defeat Kaido and overthrow the shogun Orochi twenty years hence. The two died not knowing it only got to that point because one of the Akazaya Nine was [[TheMole a spy]] for Orochi, and Toki accidentally undermined her own prophecy by sending said spy into the future to continue sabotaging the heroes' efforts. ]]
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* DiedInIgnorance: After failing to defeat Kaido on battle, Oden and Toki give their lives to ensure the survival of the Akazaya Nine, Toki using her time travel powers to [[FlingALightIntoTheFuture fling them into the future]], to lead an uprising to defeat Kaido and overthrow the shogun Orochi twenty years hence. The two died not knowing it only got to that point because one of the Akazaya Nine was [[TheMole a spy]] for Orochi, and Toki accidentally undermined her own prophecy by sending said spy into the future to continue sabotaging the heroes' efforts.

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* CurbStompBattle: [[spoiler:Oars Jr]]. It doesn't matter that you're so immensely huge that you dwarf giants, do not mess with the Seven Warlords of the Sea; [[PunctuatedForEmphasis YOU. WILL. NOT. WIN]], especially if one of them wants your corpse for his undead army.
** To Oars Jr.'s credit, he himself curbed stomped the Marines Giant Unit with little effort.
** Earlier on, Luffy beats down Bellamy with one punch. See, there's a reason he wasn't fighting Bellamy earlier; until he made it personal, there was no point. Keep in mind, he used a single, unstretched punch, at Bellamy, who was traveling at intense speeds straight at him. And the punch was actually downwards, meaning Bellamy's speed didn't actually add to the impact. Luffy just hit him really, really hard, and caused a massive change of direction centered right at his head.
** Usopp vs Bon Clay. It lasted two seconds. One for Usopp and the other for the camel (Lashes) he was with.
** Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, and Chopper vs the Franky Family (sans Franky himself). Honestly, does that even count as a battle?
** When Luffy fought Blueno, they were pretty much evenly matched. Then Luffy used Gear Second. Blueno didn't stand a chance after that.
** And incredibly depressingly, the end of the Sabaody Archipelago arc. The Straw Hats face (and take beatings from) several Pacifistas, Admiral Kizaru, [[BadassNormal Sentomaru]], ''and'' Bartholomew Kuma, all in a row with absolutely ''no'' time to rest in between. And it ends with Kuma [[spoiler:scattering the Straw Hats to the four corners of the world with no effort]]. Luffy's crew never even had a ''chance''. It was absolute, utter defeat.
*** [[spoiler:Likely {{subverted}}. Kuma was actually saving them from Kizaru ''and themselves'' [[ThePlan so they could train and be properly prepared for the New World.]] And thus begins their TrainingFromHell that leads to the TimeSkip.]]
** Even moreso when Luffy fought Magellan. After being told numerous times that there was no way he could possibly win, they ''proved'' it [[spoiler:since Luffy couldn't [[BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu hit Magellan without getting poison on himself]] until even his [[{{Determinator}} endless determination]] couldn't keep him going.]]
*** And then, Magellan vs. [[spoiler:the Blackbeard Pirates, which consists of Magellan saying "I don't have time to waste asking why you're here" and one-shotting the whole bunch of them. He apparently loses in a rematch, though]]
** Not long after, Luffy fought [[spoiler:his grandfather, Garp]], and there was lots of manly banter before Luffy punched him into a wall. But in truth [[spoiler:that can hardly be called a fight, as opposed to Garp being unable to bring himself to kill Luffy and Ace, [[ILetYouWin letting Luffy go through the only way he could: by receiving a massive punch in the face.]] And judging by his reaction after watching the punch, Sengoku knew that was exactly what happened]].
** In Chapter 601, after the TimeSkip, Luffy shows just how much he's improved [[spoiler:by taking out a Pacifista with ''one hit''. Sanji and Zoro take out another Pacifista just as easily. The scene suggests either one would've done it alone.]]
** Zoro vs. Hody Jones near the beginning of the Fish-Man Island arc. [[spoiler:Zoro takes him out with one slash. ''Underwater.'' And Hody has been overdosing on extremely dangerous steroids for the rest of the arc, just so he can remain standing after the attack. He later fought an octopus swordsman and cleaved the latter's 8 swords ''right down the middle''. And he ''wasn't serious''. At all.]]
** The Straw Hat pirates vs Hody's army of 100,000 pirates. Lufy takes out 50,000 by just releasing his Haki, then his friends go and absolutely ''pulverize'' the remaining 50,000.
** Luffy vs Hody Jones. [[spoiler:Even after transforming after too many steroids, Hody is no match for Luffy's Haki.]]
** The Straw Hat crew vs. Hody's henchmen. They didn't have a chance.
*** Arguably, the entire Fish-Man Island arc was made just to showcase how much more badass the Straw Hat crew has become. When the big battle actually starts, not a single one of them had any kind of difficulty [[spoiler: except for Luffy, who was fighting the BigBad of the arc while underwater, which puts him at severe disadvantage, while trying to prevent a ColonyDrop ''and'' protect the princess at the same time. The only wound he got out of that are a few big bites (a hell of a lot cleaner than most of his pre-timeskip fights). Heck, [[TheLancer Zoro]] defeated Hody the first time they fought ''in one slash'', and injured him badly enough he had to keep taking his drugs continuously throughout the arc just to keep standing.]]
** Just about any time the Straw Hat crew faces against a giant sea monster, they beat it in about three moves, usually with just Luffy, Sanji, and Zoro.
** Zoro vs. Pica. The only reason Zoro didn't oneshot him immediately is that he could run away and hide in his stone constructs, but when Zoro finally gets into a position where Pica can't run, Zoro takes him down almost immediately.
** Luffy's first fight against [[spoiler: Kaido. It basically amounts to Luffy throwing practically everything he has at the emperor right down to Gear Fourth. Kaido soaks it all up, takes his club and both figuratively and ''literally'' swat down Luffy like a fly.]]

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* CurbStompBattle: [[spoiler:Oars Jr]]. It doesn't matter that you're so immensely huge that you dwarf giants, do not mess with the Seven Warlords of the Sea; [[PunctuatedForEmphasis YOU. WILL. NOT. WIN]], especially if one of them wants your corpse for his undead army.
** To Oars Jr.'s credit, he himself curbed stomped the Marines Giant Unit with little effort.
** Earlier on, Luffy beats down Bellamy with one punch. See, there's a reason he wasn't fighting Bellamy earlier; until he made it personal, there was no point. Keep in mind, he used a single, unstretched punch, at Bellamy, who was traveling at intense speeds straight at him. And the punch was actually downwards, meaning Bellamy's speed didn't actually add to the impact. Luffy just hit him really, really hard, and caused a massive change of direction centered right at his head.
** Usopp vs Bon Clay. It lasted two seconds. One for Usopp and the other for the camel (Lashes) he was with.
** Luffy, Zoro, Sanji, and Chopper vs the Franky Family (sans Franky himself). Honestly, does that even count as a battle?
** When Luffy fought Blueno, they were pretty much evenly matched. Then Luffy used Gear Second. Blueno didn't stand a chance after that.
** And incredibly depressingly, the end of the Sabaody Archipelago arc. The Straw Hats face (and take beatings from) several Pacifistas, Admiral Kizaru, [[BadassNormal Sentomaru]], ''and'' Bartholomew Kuma, all in a row with absolutely ''no'' time to rest in between. And it ends with Kuma [[spoiler:scattering the Straw Hats to the four corners of the world with no effort]]. Luffy's crew never even had a ''chance''. It was absolute, utter defeat.
*** [[spoiler:Likely {{subverted}}. Kuma was actually saving them from Kizaru ''and themselves'' [[ThePlan so they could train and be properly prepared for the New World.]] And thus begins their TrainingFromHell that leads to the TimeSkip.]]
** Even moreso when Luffy fought Magellan. After being told numerous times that there was no way he could possibly win, they ''proved'' it [[spoiler:since Luffy couldn't [[BrokeYourArmPunchingOutCthulhu hit Magellan without getting poison on himself]] until even his [[{{Determinator}} endless determination]] couldn't keep him going.]]
*** And then, Magellan vs. [[spoiler:the Blackbeard Pirates, which consists of Magellan saying "I don't have time to waste asking why you're here" and one-shotting the whole bunch of them. He apparently loses in a rematch, though]]
** Not long after, Luffy fought [[spoiler:his grandfather, Garp]], and there was lots of manly banter before Luffy punched him into a wall. But in truth [[spoiler:that can hardly be called a fight, as opposed to Garp being unable to bring himself to kill Luffy and Ace, [[ILetYouWin letting Luffy go through the only way he could: by receiving a massive punch in the face.]] And judging by his reaction after watching the punch, Sengoku knew that was exactly what happened]].
** In Chapter 601, after the TimeSkip, Luffy shows just how much he's improved [[spoiler:by taking out a Pacifista with ''one hit''. Sanji and Zoro take out another Pacifista just as easily. The scene suggests either one would've done it alone.]]
** Zoro vs. Hody Jones near the beginning of the Fish-Man Island arc. [[spoiler:Zoro takes him out with one slash. ''Underwater.'' And Hody has been overdosing on extremely dangerous steroids for the rest of the arc, just so he can remain standing after the attack. He later fought an octopus swordsman and cleaved the latter's 8 swords ''right down the middle''. And he ''wasn't serious''. At all.]]
** The Straw Hat pirates vs Hody's army of 100,000 pirates. Lufy takes out 50,000 by just releasing his Haki, then his friends go and absolutely ''pulverize'' the remaining 50,000.
** Luffy vs Hody Jones. [[spoiler:Even after transforming after too many steroids, Hody is no match for Luffy's Haki.]]
** The Straw Hat crew vs. Hody's henchmen. They didn't have a chance.
*** Arguably, the entire Fish-Man Island arc was made just to showcase how much more badass the Straw Hat crew has become. When the big battle actually starts, not a single one of them had any kind of difficulty [[spoiler: except for Luffy, who was fighting the BigBad of the arc while underwater, which puts him at severe disadvantage, while trying to prevent a ColonyDrop ''and'' protect the princess at the same time. The only wound he got out of that are a few big bites (a hell of a lot cleaner than most of his pre-timeskip fights). Heck, [[TheLancer Zoro]] defeated Hody the first time they fought ''in one slash'', and injured him badly enough he had to keep taking his drugs continuously throughout the arc just to keep standing.]]
** Just about any time the Straw Hat crew faces against a giant sea monster, they beat it in about three moves, usually with just Luffy, Sanji, and Zoro.
** Zoro vs. Pica. The only reason Zoro didn't oneshot him immediately is that he could run away and hide in his stone constructs, but when Zoro finally gets into a position where Pica can't run, Zoro takes him down almost immediately.
** Luffy's first fight against [[spoiler: Kaido. It basically amounts to Luffy throwing practically everything he has at the emperor right down to Gear Fourth. Kaido soaks it all up, takes his club and both figuratively and ''literally'' swat down Luffy like a fly.
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OnePiece/TropesAToB ([[AdaptationInducedPlotHole/OnePiece Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole]], [[ArcVillain/OnePiece Arc Villain]], [[BerserkButton/OnePiece Berserk Button]], [[BewareTheSillyOnes/OnePiece Beware the Silly One]], [[BigBrotherInstinct/OnePiece Big Brother Instinct]], [[Bowdlerise/OnePiece Bowdlerise]], [[BreakTheCutie/OnePiece Break the Cutie]]) | '''Tropes C to D''' ([[CallBack/OnePiece Call-Back]], [[ChekhovsGun/OnePiece Chekhov's Gun]], [[Cliffhanger/OnePiece Cliffhanger]], [[CombatPragmatist/OnePiece Combat Pragmatist]], [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass/OnePiece Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass]], [[CurbStompBattle/OnePiece Curb-Stomp Battle]], [[DarkAndTroubledPast/OnePiece Dark and Troubled Past]], [[DeconstructedCharacterArchetype/OnePiece Deconstructed Character Archetype]]) | OnePiece/TropesEToF ([[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness/OnePiece Early Installment Weirdness]], [[FamousLastWords/OnePiece Famous Last Words]], [[Foreshadowing/OnePiece Foreshadowing]]) | OnePiece/TropesGToJ ([[HeartIsAnAwesomePower/OnePiece Hearth is an Awesome Power]], [[Hypocrite/OnePiece Hypocrite]]) | OnePiece/TropesKToM ([[LaserGuidedKarma/OnePiece Laser-Guided Karma]], [[LogicalWeakness/OnePiece Logical Weakness]], [[MassOhCrap/OnePiece Mass "Oh, Crap!"]], [[MoralMyopia/OnePiece Moral Myopia]], [[MusclesAreMeaningless/OnePiece Muscles Are Meaningless]]) | OnePiece/TropesNToP ([[NiceJobFixingItVillain/OnePiece Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]], [[OhCrap/OnePiece Oh, Crap!]], [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness/OnePiece O.O.C. Is Serious Business]]) | OnePiece/TropesQToS ([[TheReveal/OnePiece The Reveal]], [[ShoutOut/OnePiece Shout-Out]], [[SpannerInTheWorks/OnePiece Spanner in the Works]], [[SuperpowerLottery/OnePiece Superpower Lottery]]) | OnePiece/TropesTToZ ([[WhamEpisode/OnePiece Wham Episode]], [[WhamLine/OnePiece Wham Line]])]]]]-]

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OnePiece/TropesAToB ([[AdaptationInducedPlotHole/OnePiece Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole]], [[ArcVillain/OnePiece Arc Villain]], [[BerserkButton/OnePiece Berserk Button]], [[BewareTheSillyOnes/OnePiece Beware the Silly One]], [[BigBrotherInstinct/OnePiece Big Brother Instinct]], [[Bowdlerise/OnePiece Bowdlerise]], [[BreakTheCutie/OnePiece Break the Cutie]]) | '''Tropes C to D''' ([[CallBack/OnePiece Call-Back]], [[ChekhovsGun/OnePiece Chekhov's Gun]], [[Cliffhanger/OnePiece Cliffhanger]], [[CombatPragmatist/OnePiece Combat Pragmatist]], [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass/OnePiece Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass]], [[CurbStompBattle/OnePiece Curb-Stomp Battle]], [[DarkAndTroubledPast/OnePiece Dark and Troubled Past]], [[DeconstructedCharacterArchetype/OnePiece Deconstructed Character Archetype]]) | OnePiece/TropesEToF ([[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness/OnePiece Early Installment Weirdness]], [[FamousLastWords/OnePiece Famous Last Words]], [[Foreshadowing/OnePiece Foreshadowing]]) | OnePiece/TropesGToJ ([[HeartIsAnAwesomePower/OnePiece Hearth Heart is an Awesome Power]], [[Hypocrite/OnePiece Hypocrite]]) | OnePiece/TropesKToM ([[LaserGuidedKarma/OnePiece Laser-Guided Karma]], [[LogicalWeakness/OnePiece Logical Weakness]], [[MassOhCrap/OnePiece Mass "Oh, Crap!"]], [[MoralMyopia/OnePiece Moral Myopia]], [[MusclesAreMeaningless/OnePiece Muscles Are Meaningless]]) | OnePiece/TropesNToP ([[NiceJobFixingItVillain/OnePiece Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]], [[OhCrap/OnePiece Oh, Crap!]], [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness/OnePiece O.O.C. Is Serious Business]]) | OnePiece/TropesQToS ([[TheReveal/OnePiece The Reveal]], [[ShoutOut/OnePiece Shout-Out]], [[SpannerInTheWorks/OnePiece Spanner in the Works]], [[SuperpowerLottery/OnePiece Superpower Lottery]]) | OnePiece/TropesTToZ ([[WhamEpisode/OnePiece Wham Episode]], [[WhamLine/OnePiece Wham Line]])]]]]-]
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OnePiece/TropesAToB ([[AdaptationInducedPlotHole/OnePiece Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole]], [[ArcVillain/OnePiece Arc Villain]], [[BerserkButton/OnePiece Berserk Button]], [[BewareTheSillyOnes/OnePiece Beware the Silly One]], [[BigBrotherInstinct/OnePiece Big Brother Instinct]], [[Bowdlerise/OnePiece Bowdlerise]], [[BreakTheCutie/OnePiece Break the Cutie]]) | '''Tropes C to D''' ([[CallBack/OnePiece Call-Back]], [[ChekhovsGun/OnePiece Chekhovs Gun]], [[Cliffhanger/OnePiece Cliffhanger]], [[CombatPragmatist/OnePiece Combat Pragmatist]], [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass/OnePiece Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass]], [[CurbStompBattle/OnePiece Curb-Stomp Battle]], [[DarkAndTroubledPast/OnePiece Dark and Troubled Past]], [[DeconstructedCharacterArchetype/OnePiece Deconstructed Character Archetype]]) | OnePiece/TropesEToF ([[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness/OnePiece Early Installment Weirdness]], [[FamousLastWords/OnePiece Famous Last Words]], [[Foreshadowing/OnePiece Foreshadowing]]) | OnePiece/TropesGToJ ([[HeartIsAnAwesomePower/OnePiece Hearth is an Awesome Power]], [[Hypocrite/OnePiece Hypocrite]]) | OnePiece/TropesKToM ([[LaserGuidedKarma/OnePiece Laser-Guided Karma]], [[LogicalWeakness/OnePiece Logical Weakness]], [[MassOhCrap/OnePiece Mass "Oh, Crap!"]], [[MoralMyopia/OnePiece Moral Myopia]], [[MusclesAreMeaningless/OnePiece Muscles Are Meaningless]]) | OnePiece/TropesNToP ([[NiceJobFixingItVillain/OnePiece Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]], [[OhCrap/OnePiece Oh, Crap!]], [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness/OnePiece O.O.C. Is Serious Business]]) | OnePiece/TropesQToS ([[TheReveal/OnePiece The Reveal]], [[ShoutOut/OnePiece Shout-Out]], [[SpannerInTheWorks/OnePiece Spanner in the Works]], [[SuperpowerLottery/OnePiece Superpower Lottery]]) | OnePiece/TropesTToZ ([[WhamEpisode/OnePiece Wham Episode]], [[WhamLine/OnePiece Wham Line]])]]]]-]

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OnePiece/TropesAToB ([[AdaptationInducedPlotHole/OnePiece Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole]], [[ArcVillain/OnePiece Arc Villain]], [[BerserkButton/OnePiece Berserk Button]], [[BewareTheSillyOnes/OnePiece Beware the Silly One]], [[BigBrotherInstinct/OnePiece Big Brother Instinct]], [[Bowdlerise/OnePiece Bowdlerise]], [[BreakTheCutie/OnePiece Break the Cutie]]) | '''Tropes C to D''' ([[CallBack/OnePiece Call-Back]], [[ChekhovsGun/OnePiece Chekhovs Chekhov's Gun]], [[Cliffhanger/OnePiece Cliffhanger]], [[CombatPragmatist/OnePiece Combat Pragmatist]], [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass/OnePiece Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass]], [[CurbStompBattle/OnePiece Curb-Stomp Battle]], [[DarkAndTroubledPast/OnePiece Dark and Troubled Past]], [[DeconstructedCharacterArchetype/OnePiece Deconstructed Character Archetype]]) | OnePiece/TropesEToF ([[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness/OnePiece Early Installment Weirdness]], [[FamousLastWords/OnePiece Famous Last Words]], [[Foreshadowing/OnePiece Foreshadowing]]) | OnePiece/TropesGToJ ([[HeartIsAnAwesomePower/OnePiece Hearth is an Awesome Power]], [[Hypocrite/OnePiece Hypocrite]]) | OnePiece/TropesKToM ([[LaserGuidedKarma/OnePiece Laser-Guided Karma]], [[LogicalWeakness/OnePiece Logical Weakness]], [[MassOhCrap/OnePiece Mass "Oh, Crap!"]], [[MoralMyopia/OnePiece Moral Myopia]], [[MusclesAreMeaningless/OnePiece Muscles Are Meaningless]]) | OnePiece/TropesNToP ([[NiceJobFixingItVillain/OnePiece Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]], [[OhCrap/OnePiece Oh, Crap!]], [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness/OnePiece O.O.C. Is Serious Business]]) | OnePiece/TropesQToS ([[TheReveal/OnePiece The Reveal]], [[ShoutOut/OnePiece Shout-Out]], [[SpannerInTheWorks/OnePiece Spanner in the Works]], [[SuperpowerLottery/OnePiece Superpower Lottery]]) | OnePiece/TropesTToZ ([[WhamEpisode/OnePiece Wham Episode]], [[WhamLine/OnePiece Wham Line]])]]]]-]
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OnePiece/TropesAToB ([[AdaptationInducedPlotHole/OnePiece Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole]], [[ArcVillain/OnePiece Arc Villain]], [[BerserkButton/OnePiece Berserk Button]], [[BewareTheSillyOnes/OnePiece Beware the Silly One]], [[BigBrotherInstinct/OnePiece Big Brother Instinct]], [[Bowdlerise/OnePiece Bowdlerise]], [[BreakTheCutie/OnePiece Break the Cutie]]) | '''Tropes C to D''' ([[CallBack/OnePiece Call-Back]], [[ChekhovsGun/OnePiece Chekhovs Gun]], [[Cliffhanger/OnePiece Cliffhanger]], [[CombatPragmatist/OnePiece Combat Pragmatist]], [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass/OnePiece Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass]], [[DarkAndTroubledPast/OnePiece Dark and Troubled Past]], [[DeconstructedCharacterArchetype/OnePiece Deconstructed Character Archetype]]) | OnePiece/TropesEToF ([[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness/OnePiece Early Installment Weirdness]], [[FamousLastWords/OnePiece Famous Last Words]], [[Foreshadowing/OnePiece Foreshadowing]]) | OnePiece/TropesGToJ ([[Hypocrite/OnePiece Hypocrite]]) | OnePiece/TropesKToM ([[LaserGuidedKarma/OnePiece Laser-Guided Karma]], [[LogicalWeakness/OnePiece Logical Weakness]], [[MoralMyopia/OnePiece Moral Myopia]], [[MusclesAreMeaningless/OnePiece Muscles Are Meaningless]]) | OnePiece/TropesNToP ([[NiceJobFixingItVillain/OnePiece Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]], [[OhCrap/OnePiece Oh, Crap!]], [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness/OnePiece O.O.C. Is Serious Business]]) | OnePiece/TropesQToS ([[ReferencedBy/OnePiece Referenced By]], [[ShoutOut/OnePiece Shout-Out]], [[SpannerInTheWorks/OnePiece Spanner in the Works]], [[SuperpowerLottery/OnePiece Superpower Lottery]]) | OnePiece/TropesTToZ ([[WhamEpisode/OnePiece Wham Episode]], [[WhamLine/OnePiece Wham Line]])]]]]-]

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OnePiece/TropesAToB ([[AdaptationInducedPlotHole/OnePiece Adaptation-Induced Plot Hole]], [[ArcVillain/OnePiece Arc Villain]], [[BerserkButton/OnePiece Berserk Button]], [[BewareTheSillyOnes/OnePiece Beware the Silly One]], [[BigBrotherInstinct/OnePiece Big Brother Instinct]], [[Bowdlerise/OnePiece Bowdlerise]], [[BreakTheCutie/OnePiece Break the Cutie]]) | '''Tropes C to D''' ([[CallBack/OnePiece Call-Back]], [[ChekhovsGun/OnePiece Chekhovs Gun]], [[Cliffhanger/OnePiece Cliffhanger]], [[CombatPragmatist/OnePiece Combat Pragmatist]], [[CrouchingMoronHiddenBadass/OnePiece Crouching Moron, Hidden Badass]], [[CurbStompBattle/OnePiece Curb-Stomp Battle]], [[DarkAndTroubledPast/OnePiece Dark and Troubled Past]], [[DeconstructedCharacterArchetype/OnePiece Deconstructed Character Archetype]]) | OnePiece/TropesEToF ([[EarlyInstallmentWeirdness/OnePiece Early Installment Weirdness]], [[FamousLastWords/OnePiece Famous Last Words]], [[Foreshadowing/OnePiece Foreshadowing]]) | OnePiece/TropesGToJ ([[Hypocrite/OnePiece ([[HeartIsAnAwesomePower/OnePiece Hearth is an Awesome Power]], [[Hypocrite/OnePiece Hypocrite]]) | OnePiece/TropesKToM ([[LaserGuidedKarma/OnePiece Laser-Guided Karma]], [[LogicalWeakness/OnePiece Logical Weakness]], [[MassOhCrap/OnePiece Mass "Oh, Crap!"]], [[MoralMyopia/OnePiece Moral Myopia]], [[MusclesAreMeaningless/OnePiece Muscles Are Meaningless]]) | OnePiece/TropesNToP ([[NiceJobFixingItVillain/OnePiece Nice Job Fixing It, Villain]], [[OhCrap/OnePiece Oh, Crap!]], [[OOCIsSeriousBusiness/OnePiece O.O.C. Is Serious Business]]) | OnePiece/TropesQToS ([[ReferencedBy/OnePiece Referenced By]], ([[TheReveal/OnePiece The Reveal]], [[ShoutOut/OnePiece Shout-Out]], [[SpannerInTheWorks/OnePiece Spanner in the Works]], [[SuperpowerLottery/OnePiece Superpower Lottery]]) | OnePiece/TropesTToZ ([[WhamEpisode/OnePiece Wham Episode]], [[WhamLine/OnePiece Wham Line]])]]]]-]
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* DawnOfANewAge:

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* DawnOfANewAge: DawnOfAnEra:
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Does Not Like Shoes has been renamed and redefined to focus on characters that explicitly or implicitly state a preference for going barefoot. Removing misuse


* DoesNotLikeShoes: Franky.
** To a lesser extent, Nami is often seen barefoot, particularly when aboard the ''Going Merry'' and ''Thousand Sunny''.

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