Monkey D. Luffy Is Not A Hero
ฝัง
- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- 🔴 Go to tryfum.com/GRA... or scan the QR code and use code GRANDLINEREVIEW to get your free FÜM Topper when you order your Journey Pack today.
🔴 Subscribe for more One Piece content: www.youtube.co...
🔴 NEW MERCH!
🔴 Join this channel to get access to perks:
/ @grandlinereview
🔴 NEW WORLD REVIEW (HXH Channel):
/ newworldreview
🔴 PATREON:
/ grandlinereview
🔴 DISCORD: / discord
🔴 Twitter:
/ grandlinereview
✏️GLR Art Team✏️
- Greiish: / greiish_
- Snopping Turtle: / snoopingturtle
- TenGuKi ARTS: / tengukiarts
![[TH] 2024 PMSL SEA Finals D2 | Fall | ต้องรักษาฟอร์ม อย่ายอมให้ใครแซง](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/x38QsGn7A3M/mqdefault.jpg)
🔴 Go to tryfum.com/GRANDLINEREVIEW or scan the QR code and use code GRANDLINEREVIEW to get your free FÜM Topper when you order your Journey Pack today.
Do you read viewer's comments?
really says something luffy handles explaining his crew by both perspectives not being a hero(steals gold when that feels more closer to nami's angle,definitely killed marines with those attacks that people forget you wouldn't survive some of those hits,destroyed government buildings,has at times some dark elements with him breaking peoples bodies enough their dream gets crushed.)
compared to dragonball having a huge identity crisis(fans,abridged in it's early days especially the very start and even the author when trying to overcorrect his funimation version that made him into a moron that alongside needing to just be a secondary character instead of the star the z fighters looked foolish for always following the decisions of almost making vegeta look heroic at points/made people question his relationship with them and his wife where with luffy alongside knowing what marriage to where he declines knowing it'd risk his adventure with what happened to married pirates in the series,the crew all take part in his choice with nami being pretty much the true captain that even honest trailers agreed with that).
till recently of goku's morality other than really needing to be called out big time for his actions in z/naruto being extremely hypocritical being portrayed as a hero(definitely when letting people that really should be jailed/executed in orochimaru's case when his goal is being a leader where luffy has villains on his team as piracy has as much moral rules as an actual street fight.) when he and his village are pretty much pure villains compared to other shonen jump works.
@@user-np2xz7wo2yhe does
Something you overlooked when it came to Crocodile is that Luffy actually did NOT believe Crocodile when he said he's not interested in Alabasta anymore and he was NOT willing to free him, he only did so after Ivankov assured Luffy that he'd keep Crocodile under control.
@@user-np2xz7wo2yyes he does
One recurring thing in One Piece is that anyone who calls themself a hero is typically not very trustworthy. The Marines call themselves heroes, and justify genocide as justice. Crocodile and Doflamingo made themselves out as heroes to manipulate entire nations. Garp is named "The Hero" by the Marines but I kinda doubt he believes he even deserves that title. Especially after Marineford.
Luffy is ironically more trustworthy than any of them because he does not parade himself out as righteous.
Holds up in real life usually too
It's also why he wanted to be a pirate in the first place to be himself which is coincidentally a good person
Yeah, Luffy isn't a hero because he tries to be one. He becomes a hero just doing whatever he wants to and feels is right. Because ultimately the outcomes of your actions determine whether you're a real hero or not.
Any man who must say, "I am the king" is no true king except maybe the Pirate King?
I could see Luffy not obtaining the One Piece or the title “Pirate King” in order to reach the end of his “dream”
Koby gon’ be a hero, but will he ever call himself that? I doubt it. I think he stays humble
Ofcourse he is not a hero. Because a hero has to share meat with others. But Luffy wants to eat all the meat for himself.
He is a hero because he once shared his food with a Monkey when he was a child, or maybe not lmao because that's helping the same breed.
PAUSE!!!!!
Fire fi dat
Why is also why he’ll fight the world for anyone who gives him food. He sees them as heros
Every OF models relates to him fr fr
Sanji invades the bath.
Nami: "Get out of here!"
Luffy invades the bath.
Boa: "❤❤❤"
That came later
And he didn't
Gear 5 Luffy: "For the last time, I am not the Messiah!"
Everyone: "He Is The Messiah!"
Ahh yes. Monty Python's "The Life of Luffy"
This is why Buggy and Luffy have a fun dynamic compared to each other.
"All hail our Messiah, CAPTAIN BUGGY!"
"YES! That's right men! I am your savior!" *internally: ShitshitshitshitfuckfuckfuckFUCK those idiots are gonna hype me so much that I'll get killed.'
@@tristanalain9239 , I actually find Buggy's gags more hilarious than King's gags in One Punch Man and Mr. Satan's gags in DBZ.
he is not the Messiah, he is a very naughty boy
@@RoronoaZoro-ur6hr Goated
I honestly view Luffy's "I'm not a hero" routine as a running gag about how clueless he is. Someone who sees a starving child and vows to topple a dictator so no child will ever go hungry in that country again is pretty darn heroic.
Nah but thats the truth of it. You can definitely be heroic without being a hero! And that’s why luffys my hero
@@pimpymcswaggins208 ye
@@pimpymcswaggins208 uh, not really? Doing heroic things is literally what makes someone a hero. You can't save people from violence and say "I'm no hero". That's just lack of self awareness
Said child gave her food to Luffy when she had nothing. Just look at Luffy face in the panel when he discovers that. But luffy dont go around saving people he dont know (a thing hero does). He knows about slaves in Sabaody, but he only cared to save Camie because he knows her. A hero would try to save everyone there.
That's not quite what was happening there. Luffy's motivation was to help Tama whom he viewed as a hero due to her willingness to share food with him. So initially it was just a personal favor that he was doing for someone he admired. The fact that he expounded it into helping the entire country is definitely an example of character development because old Luffy would not have cared one bit about the bigger picture as long as Tama personally didn't go hungry. New Luffy was still doing it for Tama but acknowledged that he'd be helping others as well.
Luffy didn't just let Crocodile free because he said he's done with Alabasta. Luffy was adamantly against releasing him but Jimbe convinced Luffy that they needed his power to help escape. He had to put aside his differences to see the bigger picture, which was to save Ace.
Also with Luffy saying no to the pirate-samurai alliance. He said no to Kinemon. What he wanted was Momo to act like the leader he was born to be to ask Luffy for help. It's his way of showing respect.
I really liked the “fight” with Vivi because she was kind of arrogant about saving her people from dying senseless death and she wasn’t really going to get her hands dirty with fighting but Luffy seeing the bigger picture that people dies anyway and more people will die if they didn’t defeat Crocodile. Vivi wanted to stop rebels thinking that if she convinces them to not fight the kingdom, they and her kingdom would be safe. But Luffy didn’t want that. He knows that crocodile was still a big threat. So in that scenario Luffy was seeing the bigger picture because Vivi was telling him the wrong things.
You forgot that Luffy literally went along with Bege's plan to kill Big Mom and even tried to help
Who wouldn’t if your job for 10 years of one piece was to kill bigmom and kaido
Killing Big Mom would have freed Sanji completely tho
@MrZero_19 Well, Luffy kind of already made an enemy of Big Mom, anyway, after he declared Fishman Island as his territory. And he already had a sense of how dangerous Big Mom and her crew were. Actually makes sense to strike at her since he was already in her crosshairs.
@@murphythelatecomer4608 It would make sense that Luffy vaguely knew about Big Mom, who has been infamous around the world for like half a century.
@Mephitinae That’s fair, too, really.
The thing is a hero is not defined by their own definition. It's others around him that give him that title. And no matter what Luffy says, he IS a hero to so many that love and are helped by him.
He is so obviously a selfless force of good. A messiah like figure, tbh.
@@bravingbrivatebrian Actually, I think Oda might’ve accidentally wrote Luffy into being a truly god character instead of a hero. True heroes are, by their nature, selfless. Just look at Coby. But gods are, by their nature, selfish. Even if they’re good, they’re going to be at least a little bit self serving. So in making Luffy resonate with a god enough to channel him, Luffy becomes more godly than heroic.
@coltonwilliams4153 I just mean he's a good person. He isn't driven by ideology or trying to be a martyr but he is 100% good natured to a christ like degree, he only won't sacrifice himself for strangers but at the same time he will consider you a friend in an instant for almost no reason
No. Thats just made up nonsense. One Piece itself has pointed out that that way of thinking is stupid and wrong.
The best way I've heard it put is that Luffy really only cares about himself and his friends; it's just that his standards for what make you a "friend" are ridiculously low, and he's fully willing to crash out and overthrow the government because you gave him half a grilled cheese sandwich.
I mean... you say that Luffy cannot see meat unless it's in front of him.
But what about the time when Doflamingo said he had something he wanted and Luffy was severely tempted thinking it was lots of meat to the point his eyes became meat?
"were pirates!! i like a heroes a lot , but i dont to be one!! Pirates eat meat and have big parties but heroes take meat and give it to poor people!! I WANT TO EAT MEAT" - Luffy D. Monkey
Yet he fed Tama and wants her to eat as much as she wants.
@@osonhouston luffy fed tama red bean soup. Red bean soup is not meat.
@TheThingInsideYourWalls Yes, I know, but I think we're going to see one scene of him giving/sharing meat.
I'd say Bonney, but the scene we're going to get from them is an eating competition.
@@osonhoustonthat doesn’t necessarily make him a hero tho. the only reason he fought for Wano is because he had already planned on fighting Kaido, but once Tama shared her rice with Luffy (and he found out that was her last bit of food) then he decided to fight for her
@@osonhoustoncuz he does wtv tf he wants 😂🤘🏿
If you think about it. The only instinctively "good" people on his crew are chopper, sanji and ussop. Everyone else has a violent/criminal past. Sanji was just a cook with no criminal record. Chopper was just a reindeer living life and ussop was just a kid playing pretend. Zoro was a bounty hunter, Nami a thief, Robin worked for baroque, franky a mob boss, brook and jinbe were pirates. 🤯
Sanji would definitely get arrested for what does to women.
@@niteeshj1097crappy but not criminal not if we talking charges I’m bringing up robin for what she did to franky 😂
choper on behalf killed his 1st mentor
@@krzysztofhalczok4292 Not really. Hiriluk blew himself up and asked the mushroom himself
@@niteeshj1097 well chopper got it for him did't he
"He doesn't want the glory. He doesn't want the thanks, he does it because he purely and personally believes it was the right thing to do."
That is almost, beat for beat, Stan Lee's LITERAL definition of a Hero.
GLR phrases it wrong though. Luffy doesn't do things because he believes they were "right". Luffy doesn't put his actions into boxes of "right" or "wrong". He just does whatever he feels like.
Luffy does thinga based on his own egoistic criteria, but egoistic doesn't necesarilly mean bad, just not caring about the others to the point of saving unknown people (at least until wano arc), that arc was he escentially started caring about ppl other than the ones he knows, current luffy would not just hear nami proposing him to steal the people all of their gold and accept like in skypiea
Last Time i was this early, GrandlineReview still used to post Arc Summaries
I miss those
@@flameroad123Ong fr. Hope he does that for Egghead
I think part of what makes Luffy's attitude work is that it lines up with how we as readers see morality in the story. Villains can do all sorts of awful things to countless people, but can still get a redemption arc and be considered a good guy by the end. The more important thing is what they do onscreen, to characters we recognize and care about.
An aspect of Luffy's behavior in Skypeia that's often overlooked is that his battle against Enel wasn't really motivated THAT much by the Sky People. He really, really wanted to ring that damn bell and Enel was in the way of that.
We all seem to forget the fact that normal people would not be able to handle Luffy's all out attacks lmao. Those attacks possibly killed thousands of marines by now.
Bro your MrBeast video is so hilarious lmao, I'm subscribing
Bruh this is One Piece, people have survived far worse.
Remember that time Law deflected a cannonball back at a Marine and all it resulted in was his body comedically running around on fire for a bit?
@@cartoonishidealism582 You made a good point tbh. But what about Zoro then? It's not even undeniable that he killed thousands of marines with his sword. You literally can't tell me that all those marines survived his slashes lmao. And since he killed "so many" with it being absolutely no big deal throughout the series (just being a detail in the backgrounds), then it's highly likely that Luffy also killed many with his punches. (His punches are definitely at the same level as Zoro's slashes)
@@AnimeBinger370 ehh only 2 confirmed ones but most of them were downed by the back of his sword so they're probably fine
@@gooeysad2058 I don't think Zoro is considerate enough to continuously use the back of his sword against marines or even pirates lmao... Especially in Wano when they were in life threatening situations and he slashed thousands of pirates
Luffy’s genius is in being able to sense whether somebody will be ( future tense ) a “good guy” during their relationship. He doesn’t care about the criminal history of his crew members because he knows it won’t come up again. They’re different now.
"Vivi punching" is on another level lol
If I remember correctly it was Ivankov that convinced Luffy to let Crocoboy go because he said he could control him. It did help that Crococdile decided not to go after Alabasta but he was against freeing him at first.
Guess it just depends on how much of a personal impact they had for him to hold a grudge, Croc being way more impactful than Mr.3 or Buggy.
@@collecter343 most definitely kinda like how Luffy said that Blackbeard would be the last person in the world he'd want to have the Flare-Flare Fruit.
@@Drunk3nferret Yeah, he only met him once before but Luffy already hated his guts when they met again at Impel Down (granted he knew what he did to Ace)
@Drunk3nferret yeah, I felt like that example was missing context. I’d also argue that Luffy knew breaking into Impel Down nearly killed him; breaking out was going to require as much help as possible. He might not have liked the choice, but it still helped him either way.
@murphythelatecomer4608 yea that is correct. Luffy may be goofy and not the smartest but he has more insight then a lot give him credit.
I actually like how hilariously juvenile Luffy's way of explaining what he thinks a hero is and why he doesn't want to be one (it's also funny to see Zoro say he doesn't want to be a hero and uses the same analogy, only with booze instead of meat). It basically says that, even if Luffy is ultimately a good guy at heart, he wants the freedom to be as selfish as he wants to be, too. To Luffy, being a hero is an obligation, someone who puts the needs of others before his own needs, which is not to say Luffy doesn't think of others, he just wants to be able to decide for himself whether to get involved in something that otherwise doesn't concern him, where a hero would get involved by virtue of being a hero... at least to Luffy. See, I get where Luffy is coming from, but it's hard to explain without making Luffy seem like a worse person than he actually is. Because in many ways, at least through his actions, Luffy IS a hero, but at the same time, his "heroic actions" have kind of selfish motivations, as in he only got involved because someone he cared about was involved. I actually like this aspect of Luffy, it's fairly nuanced for an otherwise simple and straight-forward character.
You call that view nuanced, but because its never explored, I'd rather say its shallow
@@ziglaus , Mr. Beast is more shallow than Luffy is, yet people praise him as a hero.
It's funny how Luffy's selfishness manages to go full circle into heroism. Because as soon as he gets involved, even if it's just for one person's sake, he ends up helping out and inspiring so many more people anyway.
@@onlys9068This right here takes the cake. I fully agree, and to put it in other words, I feel Luffy is selfish enough that he *has* to consider other people, or else where is he gonna get fully prepared meat from? Where will he get fun parties with laughter and music if there's no one to attend, it's almost like Freeing people also Frees Luffy himself more and more, and the very concept of other people are part of his selfish agenda, which actually makes his selfishness out to be something more good than bad
@@ziglaus It speaks for itself
Luffy never gets caught up in the details, never stricken with decision paralysis. You could say he's a very limber guy
Luffy is not a hero in his mind but definitely behaves and is written like a hero, albeit an unconventional one. Oda goes out of his way to make Luffy care and want to help people everywhere he goes. Luffy has never seen an injustice being done in front of him and ignored it. For example, in Dressrosa, he witnessed Fujitora getting cheated out of his wins at a dice game and felt the need to say something.
In other instances, he asks the person he wants to help to ask HIM for help. Luffy is a hero. The only way I won’t believe it is if he ever sees evil or injustice happening in front of him and genuinely ignores it because that’s not his problem
In what way does he behave as an inconventional hero?
name one time hes ever knowingly left people to suffer.@@ziglaus
@@kingofnonation5843Dude. His enemies!
Luffy has ignored plenty. He ignored the suffering of people in Impel Down and doesn't care about the actions of the prisoners he set free. He also caused the collapse of countless nations after defeating Doflamingo and gives zero fucks about it.
@@emperorluffy6001 i said innocent people not other pirates
I'd say the best way to view Luffy, is that he isn't a villain or hero. But as the D&D allignment chart would put it, he's chaotic good. He isn't a classic hero, and he isn't a giant murdering asshole. He's just a guy who wants freedom, who just so happens to do good if he feels the freedom of others is threatened. So that once done people are free to do whatever they want.
This video explains why Luffy is my favorite character
To quote Sanjii: "He's Luffy and he's an idiot!"
luffy flipping you off in the thumbnail goes so hard
0:07 luffy in a nutshell
That would make a great YT short
I see Luffy as literally the most genuine hero that can ever exist . Because you know that when he helps people, it’s because he f*cking wants to, not because he feels like he’s supposed to. No ulterior motives just following his heart. That’s what makes him free and inspiring to others.
Except that he's literally not a hero. He doesn't help people because it's the right thing, because he likes being helpful, or because he has any sense of obligation or duty. His helping people is always incidental, or purely because he likes them.
Think back to when he met Koby. He flat out laughed in Koby's face and said he hated people like him when he was being a coward and telling Luffy his backstory and dream. But the instant Koby stood up for himself, Luffy liked and respected him, and that's why he chose to help him. If Koby hasn't stood up for himself there, I can easily see Luffy just ditching him once he took out Alveda.
Like I said, the only way you can call Luffy a hero, is by calling him an accidental hero. He chooses to stop villains for his own personal reasons that are always motivated by his own personal desires, not any sense of morality.
He's only a hero if you only consider the consequences of what would've happened had he failed. The motivations behind his actions are never truly heroic.
He is not a hero bro.
He was complicit in the release of multiple dangerous criminals from Impel Down.
If luffy heard this hed say you dont get him at all 😂
Yeah try telling the people of Dressrosa that Luffy isnt a hero.
Luffy: Save it
Zoro: LUFFFYYYY
If I may...there are three areas of heroes and villains that have been known for some time; Chaotic, Neutral and Lawful.
In terms of the Good Vs. Evil sides, Luffy would probably be best described as a Chaotic Good character; which is a character who openly defies all manner of social hierarchies and fights for the little guy/the oppressed. Throughout the series, we've seen Luffy do exactly that; not because he's duty bound but simply for the fact he doesn't like the way people behave towards others.
He's like me, in a way...if I saw someone making my sister cry in public or hurt her, I would most certainly beat them senseless; regardless if the individual was a political figure, religious leader or even my sister's boss. I stand up for the little guy as well, just like Luffy does but I don't take pleasure in it.
What makes a character a TRUE villain is how much they enjoy causing harm to the oppressed.
We've seen Arlong do this, Doflamingo do this, Big Mom, Kaido...heck, even some factions of the Marines are guilty of this. But when was the last time we saw Luffy outright hurt an innocent person and laugh with joy at their pain? Sure, he may steal a fair amount of gold and break a few rules at times over the course of the series. But the thing is gold and money can be replaced.
Furthermore, if certain rules are corrupt or cruel to the people, they are MADE to be broken. A big example of this is the apparent "rule of law" that grants the upper class of the One Piece world the right to capture and/or purchase slaves for any number of reasons. Luffy HATES this idea, not because of some moral obligation but because of the fact two people he cares about were once slaves themselves. So, what does he do about it...he slams his fist into the face of a Celestial Dragon, one of the people responsible for making slavery commonplace to begin with.
In short, Luffy may not be a hero in the "typical" sense but that hasn't stopped him from BEHAVING like one whenever the moment arises
Oda is just having his cake and eating it too as he so often does with his indulgent writing style. Sometimes he just writes things because they sound cool or funny, like Luffy not being a hero, but this is something he is telling us, not showing us.
Is Oda telling us that? Just because Luffy's the protagonist doesn't mean everything he says is reflective of Oda's opinions. A good writer makes characters different from themself.
Luffy says he's not a hero. The reason he gives for this makes sense. By Luffy's definition of the word, he's right. But that doesn't mean he's not a hero. It depends on your definition, and we don't know Oda's.
About to leave Egghead but still waiting for the toast with Jimbe and the samurai
Luffy doesn't want to be called a hero but the circumstances makes some people think he is a hero (or a villain depending on the perspective).
Hes not smart enough to understand that he actually is a hero. And he also doesnt understand hes a villain to some people
Luffy just does what he wants, when he wants, on a whim. Nothing is more free than that.
Luffy is different from other Shonens, as he does everything selfishly. He doesn’t care about being a chosen one, he doesn't feel a responsibility to the randos on the street or any sense of justice. He only does things for him and his friends. If Luffy wasn't friends with Vivi, Law, Rebecca, or Momo, all those countries would be enslaved and destroyed by horrible kings and Luffy wouldn't even care. Those bad guys just happen to have hurt Luffy's friends.
Biggest plot hole: Law's ship was a submarine...how did he not know the world was underwater?
Nah part of that fum ad was crazy💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀 also Chad usopp💯💯💯
It's actually interesting to point out that the One Piece world doesn't have a name yeah? It's only ever been referred to as "The World" and I assume that if any chapters contain a character saying "what on earth" it's probably a mistranslation that was meant to be more vague
with all the "King of the World" "Truth of the world" and "worst in the world" talk in the series as of late you'd think the planet would have a name by now
I'ma just call it Dave from now on
The skypians called jaya vearth
@@skelzorcody3434the element earth is called vearth. They actually called the world below them "blue sea", and indeed, the blue sea or blue planet would be a more fitting name.
Blue Sea is the most close to a name the planet has. So you could say Blue Planet is the name of the world.
He doesn’t care what you call him as long as you don’t call him late for dinner!
Been to the gym ready to eat lunch
See this video
This is a good day
Everyone knows Luffy is no hero.
He wants all the 🍖🍗🥩😂
Maybe the real hero is the friends we made along the way.
8:12 that's a thought bubble, on Luffy?! Or perhaps it's a whisper? Explain this, man on the internet!
A whisper, for sure. Accompanied by the "hush" sign he's making with his finger covering his mouth.
There's a bit of a parallel between him and Ace. Both didn't want to be what their family was known for, but the very act of rebelling against that ended making them just as similar. Ace ended up making friends with Whitebeard, a friend of Roger. And here Luffy is an unwitting hero to many people he's come across despite not wanting to be like his grandpa, known for being a hero.
On that note, Zoro is even more in the grey area. I remember seeing some kind of meme a while ago that said Zoro and Robin could be evil if left to their own devices, and well... Yeah, totally 😂
What fun it would be if Koby reveled he wants to be a hero so he can share his food with the other people
Saying that a true hero always shares food
Bringing Luffy line full circle
@@AngryAnimeFan2 i agree, someone should challenge that ideology of Luffy.
😂😂😂what was that at 5:09
Luffy falls into the catagory of Chaotic Good. He has no malicious intentions, he has malicious actions.
On the official OST there's a track called, "Anyone Who Is Kind Is A Hero," and it's a reprise of Luffy's theme. Case closed.
He's not a hero or villain, he just listens to his heart ( and he's heart' is good) like a free man
What strikes me is that we haven't had a proper update on the grand fleet in a long, long while. I hope we see some of their solo adventures before the final war
Luffy does repeatedly say he's not a hero.
He's tightropes between liberator and terrorist on the daily
Until good guys or normal people label him a terrorist, i refuse to see him as anything other than a liberator, always and everywhere he goes. So far hes only been doing that.
Two sides of the same coin
Type of shit world government would post 😭
You're a natural on camera, keep shining!
Bot
Bot
Luffy is the care free, fun, fuck around and find out character we all aspire to be
Dont forget that luffy post time skip not only went through some life changing events, that being the death of ace and the loss of his crew, plus some training and probably advice from rayleigh. it makes sense that he wouldve changed slightly, old luffy wouldve probably kept trying to fight big mom on wholecake, not realising how outmatched he was until it was too late, as he did on sabaody
Love the use of all of the words in the intro. Keep it fun and keep it green.
Staying in Wano for two years and almost died multiple times before defeating Kiado to make sure people could eat every day. Maybe not a hero but a vigilante?
5:05 didn't expect that much violence that fast and without advice XD
Your videos are my best time of day..... It's just so entertaining and your humor is so good🤌
Luffy is a perfect example of Chaotic Good I feel; does good things but isn't a hero persay and can cause as much harm at times as he does good. He is someone who will fight for what he thinks is right and help those who he thinks deserve/need his help but in doing so can often create as much or more chaos in the process then the original situation at times. This fits how the WG would have most people look at him as this destructive criminal who does all these bad things and even when he stops something like Alabasta becoming Crocodiles, the way it happens and the things which ocurred to beat Crocodile would to someone looking from the outside be chaotic.
Pretty sure that he's said multiple times that he's NOT a hero, and if he ends up helping people it's because of his friends, Alabasta? Yeah thats because of Vivi. Dressrosa is because of law (and rebbeca because she gave him food) and wano is Momonosuke, kinemon and otama along with the fact he wanted to defeat kaido in the first place
Lame.
@@ziglaus Nuh uh
Luffy's real super power is turning people to his cause. The fact that he makes friends everywhere he goes is a reflection on his character.
And garland’s hair wasn’t red
Last time I was this early grandline still used to do one piece 101
Everyone outside of one piece fans thinks he’s a typical hero too I’ve told my friends countless times when they ask about him that he’s a mentally challenged murderer and thief and that I still love him so much.
Can't wait to see what else you have up your sleeve!
Bot
Bot
Luffy: "I'm not a HERO!"
Also luffy: *Does heroic stuff*
What Luffy did wasnt heroic, it was the bare minimum. He had the ability to help, and didnt want People to suffer, but he doesnt seek out Problems to solve.
11:00 actually Luffy rejected the Idea of letting Croc out, Iva-chan was the one letting him go.
“I don’t want the label. I want the freedom instead” MAAAANNNN as an independent rapper goddamn that line hit hard in that moment.
0:17 and 5 golden rings!!! 😂
How many attempts did it take you to get the Intro perfect, Liam?
Luffy is in fact a Nose breaking Wedding crashing Revenge taking Gold grabbing Vivi punching Zoro killing Croco moming Hero hating Villain loving Bath invading Ussop beating Robin saving Meat eating scourge of the planet that's name we don't even know.
~GrandLineReview 2024
I'll be honest I thought you were going to say fum had a meat smell/flavour thing
Luffy be getting all the good stuff😂
It’s simple, really.
A hero would sacrifice those they love to save the world. Monkey D. Luffy would sacrifice the world to save those he loves.
Here before a minute, another great video again!
Ahh yes, the breathing of air, this flavorless and empty experience we did not ask for.
Monkey D. Luffy final villain confirmed
3:12 "Truth, Justice, and the American way"
an Aussie said that lol
Woh did bro hesitate
I love the "Friend or foe, thats for you to decide" quote.
We agree!!! :D LIAM!! Yaaayy! I was compelled to comment about this a few times!! Although I do still predict that he will be the One Piece world’s biggest problem by the end of the story! I’ll walk back my take on Luffy becoming “the final villain”, but I believe he will need to die by the end of the story. For the sake of world peace, Luffy cannot be king!
Not much to say other than with the end of the video, I love the appraisal Koby has been getting on this channel. Taking his role a lot more seriously than a lot of other youtubers in this space.
That’s what he likes to say, but he very much is
yep exactly
"I don't want to be a hero"
*liberates every island he comes across*
He shows up eats your food, dismantled your local government, while completely destroying your capital, while nami robs u blind, sanji eyebangs every woman, zoro drinks all your booze😅😅😅
Such a hero...
No, just an unhinged crackhead
@@cartoonishidealism582only island he ever truly liberated was alabasta because vivi asked him to(iirc) other times it was because it was either he needed a new crew mate or plot demanded he goes to that island
@@yrnkevinsmithC-137 It doesn’t matter why he ends up on an island he doesn’t have to get involved with the psycho dictators he chooses to
12:36 Luffy helps those who help themselves :D
That's the mildest take on this channel ever. This take is so bland, that you should've done a video that the real hero of One Piece is Koby. But maybe you already did...
Technically Luffy is always the hero, he always liberates people who are under Dictatorship, he is indirectly doing what his father is doing, freeing people under cruelty
Max Stirner's philosophy perfectly ties into luffy.
You have the only channel on this platform that I enjoy every single one of your videos, thank you for what you do. Plus seeing my favorite character of all time and best Hero boy make a guest appearance on your channel was a really surprising treat.
Nanaya's Torch ate the Mad-Mad Fruit.
Wild Elden Ring reference
The Fairiy Odd Parents intro was wonderful
Unrelated comment but by the end of the series i need to see luffy and zoro use ikoku sovereignty or some variation
That last point is really good. In the very first episode, Koby wished to become a HERO. Luffy wished to become a PIRATE. Luffy clearly wasn't interested in heroes from the get-go.
I also liked how after the fight with Kaido, Luffy tells Momo to NOT let the people of Wano know that he was the one who beat Kaido. It had to be the Red Scabbards and Momo.
Yo that was a bomb rap-roll you dropped there in the beginning! 🔥🔥
I love the call back to skypiea when Luffy woke Nami up after partying all day and said let’s rob these people while they’re still sleeping 😏🏴☠️