-I will never hit a women, even if it means I die (fortunately, I had never been confront to such a situation XD)
-A man should always be proud of his creation
-beetles are awesome!
Lessons Learned from One Piece
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Lesson: You can survive a Bomb that would destroy a whole City.
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A ship's funeral can be very sentimental.
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People don't die, at most the good guys.
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You can probably use your dick as a noose.
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Nothing is more powerful than the will.
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Everyone is Sabo
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Milk fix broken bones
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"Have fun" is the best way of life
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One needs to be thorough while perfoming the work of Justice.
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That if a devil fruit alters ones body it also alter their penis.
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If you can get a girl to fall in love with you, you'll get life access to boat rides.
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I learned to do things with a DON. It really improved my sex-life drasticly.
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Lesson: Sometimes, family is more important than wealth and fame (but wealth and fame is cool too) – Whitebeard
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Death will become meaningless if you live your life just the way you want to. (All the D's, apart from BB)
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Everyone knows that death awaits everyone so take risks and have an adventure.
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Also, there is nothing more emotional than saying goodbye to an Okama.
How about saying goodbye to your boat?
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You can Survive an explosion of a Bomb that would destroy a whole City.
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**You can survive Whitebeards full Wrath(or just Whitebeard is a weakling)!
Same as above, wow Whithebeard you realy weak!!
**You can get stabed and Cut, doesent matter, you Survive!!
i could go on with those examples…
​One Piece - No matter what, you f@cking SURVIVE!****
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Lesson: Pure grit is harder and better than any type of steel. (Owner Zeff)
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Lesson: A man who does not fear death is your worst enemy.
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Getting naked and yelling "I'm a doctor!" will make wild animals trust me.
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"Always start with the weakest target."
- Assassin's rule No. 1
You can't believe how useful that advice has been in video games!
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Always carry band-aids because someone will need them. No joke.
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No one is dead until you see the body.
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Lesson: You don't know the importance of someone until they're gone.
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No offense, Red Hawk, but please stop spamming post in your own thread. It gets annoying when you see the same name posting the same junk over and over again. Please let this thread die already
, that all I'm saying. (God dammit I sound like such a jerk) -
People in Japan eat this friendship shit right up.
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I learned that if you beat the shit out of people you can get your own way.
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@Light:
"Always start with the weakest target."
- Assassin's rule No. 1
You can't believe how useful that advice has been in video games!
Who said that line?
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@God:
Who said that line?
It was either Miss Doublefinger or Daz Bones. I know that it was said when they decided to target Nami first before going after Zoro.
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It was either Miss Doublefinger or Daz Bones. I know that it was said when they decided to target Nami first before going after Zoro.
Thanks for the info, bro.
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No offense, Red Hawk, but please stop spamming post in your own thread. It gets annoying when you see the same name posting the same junk over and over again. Please let this thread die already
, that all I'm saying. (God dammit I sound like such a jerk)First of all, I'm not spamming my own thread.
Second of all, you do sound like a jerk and might be one.
Third of all, I didn't think that life lessons are "junk".Judging from you, I expect you to be over 30 so youprobably already went through the hardships of life but, these lessons in One Piece that are being mentioned here on this new threadare aimed at the new generation. God, I hate it when people just ignore important advice that could be pretty valuable in the near future. This thread is for those people who are still learning so instead of you whining, let other people take the opportunity to view this thread and get interested in One Piece. Lemme ask you something: what was the thing that got you interested in One Piece?
For me, it was the realization of how Luffy strives to be the best despite the challenges and that determination inspired me. One Piece is the only manga/anime that I read/watch and will be the ONLY anime/manga that I read and watch. Honestly, what drew you to watch OP? The only thing that I can think of is the serious relations and emotions that you feel with the characters along with some great comedy.
I will not let this thread die, so instead of trying to coerce me, look yourself in the mirror and ask yourself this: "Why is One Piece great?" I will guarantee you that it is not the violence or the comedy or the huge boobs. It is the plot-line and the message that the story is trying to tell you. I hope that you realize the truth before it is too late. If you still want me to stop, Fine, I'll stop. On top of that, I'll also leave Arlong Park. Good day to you.
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@Red:
First of all, I'm not spamming my own thread.
Second of all, you do sound like a jerk and might be one.
Third of all, I didn't think that life lessons are "junk".Judging from you, I expect you to be over 30 so youprobably already went through the hardships of life but, these lessons in One Piece that are being mentioned here on this new threadare aimed at the new generation. God, I hate it when people just ignore important advice that could be pretty valuable in the near future. This thread is for those people who are still learning so instead of you whining, let other people take the opportunity to view this thread and get interested in One Piece. Lemme ask you something: what was the thing that got you interested in One Piece?
For me, it was the realization of how Luffy strives to be the best despite the challenges and that determination inspired me. One Piece is the only manga/anime that I read/watch and will be the ONLY anime/manga that I read and watch. Honestly, what drew you to watch OP? The only thing that I can think of is the serious relations and emotions that you feel with the characters along with some great comedy.
I will not let this thread die, so instead of trying to coerce me, look yourself in the mirror and ask yourself this: "Why is One Piece great?" I will guarantee you that it is not the violence or the comedy or the huge boobs. It is the plot-line and the message that the story is trying to tell you. I hope that you realize the truth before it is too late. If you still want me to stop, Fine, I'll stop. On top of that, I'll also leave Arlong Park. Good day to you.
Are you really taking a manga this seriously?
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By the way, I am not 30, I'm a 17 year old pessimist. I didn't think I would offend you that much, so my apologies. I have a proclivity for saying and doing things on whim even if I intellectually know it's the wrong thing to say. Suffice to say, I posted that. Sorry man. Have fun at other forums if you're departing from this one.
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By the way, I am not 30, I'm a 17 year old pessimist. I didn't think I would offend you that much, so my apologies. I have a proclivity for saying and doing things on whim even if I intellectually know it's the wrong thing to say. Suffice to say, I posted that. Sorry man. Have fun at other forums if you're departing from this one.
Thanks for the apology. I don't plan to depart quite yet.
@God:
Are you really taking a manga this seriously?
I'm not taking seriously. I'm just taking the knowledge that I can gain from it along with some laughs and smiles.
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@God:
Are you really taking a manga this seriously?
There's some serious wisdom in this manga. If you don't reach any of the deeper themes I think you've missed the point of One Piece. And you're probably self-centered.
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There's some serious wisdom in this manga. If you don't reach any of the deeper themes I think you've missed the point of One Piece. And you're probably self-centered.
I never said I wasn't. Although assumptions are always appreciated.
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First lesson: Always blame the shitty marimo.
Second lesson: Always blame the ero-cook.
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Scars are true evidence of growth
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No offence Red Hawk, but I don't think this is a very good idea for a thread. Lessons in One Piece are so powerful because they are shown, you really feel them, not spelled out. Forcing them out and trying to spell them and putting them in short sentences doesn't really help to carry them. It makes them seem artificial and superficial.
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Your foreshadowing thread is totally fine though.
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I guess that you are right, Dark Falcon.
Your foreshadowing thread is totally fine though.
Don't think that I'm trying to push "my threads" to the top. It's just there for the public to use and I tend to post in them. Honestly, you are pretty pessimistic. Sorry to say that.
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I said nothing about you wanting to put your threads on the top. I just think the foreshadowing thread is better idea than this thread. And regarding the pessimism thing, I have
No problem with that comment. I am pretty aware of my negative mindframe; sadly, it a defining character trait of mine, and my acquaintances can attest to that. Honestly, being a negative Nellie all the time kind of sucks, and it's kind of difficult to change. -
@Red:
I guess that you are right, Dark Falcon.
Don't think that I'm trying to push "my threads" to the top. It's just there for the public to use and I tend to post in them. Honestly, you are pretty pessimistic. Sorry to say that.
well I think you are very earnest in your efforts here. I value that.
Maybe if you re-conceptualize the idea of this thread it could work.
Maybe if you'd make it more discussable or more personal it could work.
Maybe if you'd asked, "what message in one piece got you the most and why?" response would be different.For example there is that one thing that really caught my attention when reading the manga. That is the value of the history and memory. That is one think that is relatively rarely discussed among fans (I dare say many people completely miss it), but in my opinion is essential to understand the tale.
One Piece is great because it shows history and something very important to people and it has been underlined several times. People, who forget their past are easy to control and lose their freedom. That is true for whole World, with century erased from memory as it falls under oppressive regime (note that the regime does everything to prevent the true history from resurfacing) as well as for citizens of Dressrosa. To make people free again you need to make them remember.
History is something that belongs to the people and should be never stripped from them. As asserted by Cobra, future must be build on the past, and past, common experience, even negative one can strengthen future bonds (bonds in good sense, the ones that enable people to live together, understand one another better and thrive (that is especially important in story that teaches, that you can't be truly free alone), on the other had loss of memory creates negative bonds that limit and hurt people). However history isn't that easy. It really can hold people back (grudges and wars starts at this as seen on Skypia and Fishmen Island). So it's important to take history for what it truly is - past. So you need to let it go. Not forget, but understand that it doesn't need to dictate your present or future.
Responsibility of historical researchers, the responsibility to protect and preserve historical knowledge against petty interests or rulers and responsibility to deliver this knowledge to all humanity, who are rightful owners was also a part of what got me. I don't think if know any other popular story where role of researcher is shown in that way and so honestly. We rarely even see researched history having some consequences to general public.
This important for me personally. At time, when I started reading One Piece I've been studying archaeology. The ideas presented in the manga weren't too alien to me, but despite that One Piece helped me get better grip of them and was and is like a guiding star.
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In response to DarkFalcon, id say the lesson that really hit home with me was the lesson of friendship. Ya see, a few of my friends have been going through depression symptoms, and this was right around the time of me starting One Piece. Every lesson that was presented guided me to give the right advice to my friends and never give up on them. I was also able to relay some of the lessons back to them, but in a way that they could understand. Saul's famous quote that "no one was born into the world to be alone" was especially helpful, and a few of Bon Kurei's even helped inspire my friend who is bi. This is one of the reasons that OP continues to be my favorite manga, as the lessons have been drilled in (this one especially) so that a lot of the things I do to help others have become impulsive, without any need for me to stop or hesitate. I know for a fact that without One Piece, I would be a completely different person, and I'm sure many others feel the same way about themselves.
Well, that's my two cents, I'm hoping more people start to talk about which ones they connected with the most, too.
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Hmm, when I was a kid reading the beginning of this manga I kinda thought Shanks was a pussy for letting those bandits spill their drinks on him and not fight back. I thought he should of just destroyed them all right there if he was that strong and didn't get the reasoning behind it at all. It wasn't until years later when re-reading it I got the whole not abusing your power and getting petty over little things. Not fighting fights that arent worth fighting and such.
Anyways yea, I thought that was a really good lesson there, and too many mangas now just have whole "obliterate your enemy if they piss you off" mentality it seems like.
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If you are open. Anything can be meaningful
For me, one of the good lesson is that "Bravery is not the absent of Fear" from Guru Ussop behaviour
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If you are open. Anything can be meaningful
For me, one of the good lesson is that "Bravery is not the absent of Fear" from Guru Ussop behaviour
That is a classic saying/idea wich predates one piece though.
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That is a classic saying/idea wich predates one piece though.
Yes, but he still learnt it from One Piece.
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@Red:
Lesson: Nobody is a monster. You just have to look for the right nakama.
You've predicted the 3D2Y movie lol
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One thing is I learned is that a better story is written in way to create and guide expectations for readers in order to complete that loop by exceeding them. Same concept can be applied on other things as well, which is pretty useful.
OP was such a good example to make me realize that due to it exaggerating everything by default, so almost every possible expectation continues to get exceeded, which makes this manga so good imo.