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i have been thinking about this scene for three days they are so funny

Whole cake island Usopp outfits as promised!

I changed the second outfit a little bit from the sanuso pic because I wanted to give him pinstripe pants too :)))

Outfit #1 is when they first arrive at Totoland, outfit #2 is when they got dressed in the firetank pirate's base

It took a LONG time to come up w these but like

It was sooo worth itt

He's so pretty I love him so much........ Sigh..

some school doodles from the past week or so

the dollar can’t fucking make videos anymore because someone copyrighted it i hope everyone dies

I watch realistic knight combat videos because I respect the practice, the skill at play, and the dedication to using and maintaining such gorgeous equipment

save this middle aged man

Might make pt 2 if the giant moth in my kitchen doesn’t get me.

it’s that time of year again

happy birthday zoro 🎉🍾

hc that both luffy and sabo are asexual but ace isnt and they constantly roast him for it

he’s so awkward about it not doing anything to him 😭

happy october! here’s some seasonally appropriate goth family

Every time I see someone saying that Nami, Robin, Usopp, Sanji betrayed Luffy in my head I sentence them to watch Arlong Park, Enies Lobby, WCI, and every scene with Usopp from the beginning to Enies Lobby until they understand why these four did it

I’m frustrated by how Usopp receives the harshest criticism for his temporary departure, while the other crew members’ choices are more readily excused or even praised. People often argue that Nami wasn’t a true crewmate when she stole the ship, so her “betrayal” doesn’t really count. Sanji is still considered selfless, even though his departure is sometimes criticized as “unmanly” or subservient. Robin is also seen as selfless, even though her situation ultimately put the crew on the World Government’s radar, leading to the difficult split at Sabaody. Meanwhile, Usopp is singled out as selfish for fighting Luffy, as if he was trying to take over as captain.

Each of these views oversimplifies the reality, and it feels unfair that Usopp’s actions are judged so harshly, while the misconceptions about the others are rarely questioned or held to the same scrutiny. It seems like every other crewmate is given grace or labeled as selfless for their choices, while Usopp alone carries this harsh judgment, which overlooks the deeper reasons behind his actions.

I agree with the initial post wholeheartedly. I'm just adding my input of frustration. I don't blame any of them at all. Their temporary departures make up the most iconic moments in OP history. I’m for team I’m-leaving-the-crew-to-make-Luffy’s-life-easier-even-though-it-doesn’t or team I-left-the-crew-once.

I agree with this post wholeheartedly but still want to add my 3 cents by saying that the Usopp departure is by most fandom seen as selfish, and its just show that they watched the episodes with aokiji before water 7 and water 7 with their eyes closed.

He was doubting his strength since he was introduced, Robin left because she didnt want to put crew in more danger, Nami put her whole village safety above her own, Sanji left so crew wouldn’t fell under Big mom. So its easily understandable

With Usopp it was never said why he really left (at least I think it wasn’t, I could be wrong). Yes it was because of Merry but what most people fail to understand is that Usopp left mainly because he felt like he would but crew in danger by being weak. I dont remember who exactly said that if they continue to travel with Merry they will put them self in high risk of sinking because she wasnt strong enough to carry them anymore. The same can be applied to Usopp when Aokiji froze Robin and Luffy, when Chopper was trying to bring them back Usopp was sitting in the corner thinking how he couldnt do anything against the admiral, how powerless he was when his friends were almost killed right before his eyes. He felt that he was useless to Luffy because he wasnt as strong as monster trio and as smart as Nami and Chopper. Also when he was beated by Franky family and robbed, it was Luffy, Sanji and Zoro who had to come and take revenge on them because he was too weak. So Luffy decision about letting go of Merry was the breaking point to Usopp. He saw himself in that ship. Too weak to carry his crew and to at some point being abandoned by his own friends.

As I said earlier I agree on the whole analysis and just wanted to rant about my best boy