Superman Fan Reacts to The Politics of One Piece!

1위@KryptoniteKornerReacts7 days ago

Don't forget! if you want to see me react to the One Piece Anime, click the link: https://youtu.be/_DWgM3hV2D8번역 보기

2위@jackmanleblanc25186 days ago

"I have no idea who Oda is, I keep hearing about him." Oh, no one important. He's just the writer and illustrator of One Piece...번역 보기

3위@un-näymed6 days ago

1. Yes one piece is that political. Non of the characters ever look into the camera and say "Medicine and food are human rights, go socialism" But you have characters on the crew who say "No one deserves to starve" and then feeds his enemy and "Medicine should be accessible for everyone". Oda (the author) doesn't necessarily spell out when he criticises something but he also doesn't hide it. 2. It is not "political from a western world view" many of the protests he showed, where people use the strawhat flag as a sign of freedom and resistance are from Asian or south American protests 3. It doesn't matter if Oda deliberately wants to criticise something or uses real life events as inspiration. Because the way he depicts these things shows how he feels about them. If he though the Military is good and should be allowed to act freely as long as they deliver justice he would depict it that way. The Mariens showing up would always be a good thing and casualties would be treated as necessary. But instead oda depicts it as dangerous. Calling the marines often is a gamble, even for the innocent people. Yes fojitora could show up and solve the problem while protecting civilians but akainu could also show up and you and your family just happened to stay in the way when he opened fire. 4. People dont say "This person fits my experience so they are gay/trans/nonbinary" He is very direct about it. In Wano there are two characters who openly say "I was born this gender but identity as another gender" In impel down are two characters who switch gender throughout the arc. One of the most beloved characters of the show jumps around while singing about being queer. Oda has some misses when it come to depicting queer peope, but he also often does it really good. 5. Oda being against fascism or classism or slavery has nothing to do with "western politics". Because, for one all of these things exist or existed in Japan, and secondly a Japanese man saying "Hey, violently opressing people is actually kinda wack" has nothing to do with the west. 6. Yes luffy wants to be "king" of the pirates. But when asked he said "I dont want to rule over anyone, the king of the pirates is the freest man in the world, that's what I want." Also side note "Antifa" isn't an organisation it just means being against fascism. So there is no Antifa that can demand to do something their way. There can be anti fascistic groups who say that, but they are not "the antifa".번역 보기