Other pirate duties, we learn, include "pillaging, hostage-taking, heavy drinking and swimming." Instead of a crime of desperation, as it is in its modern day realities, piracy in One Piece means freedom, exploration, having a good time, camaraderie and the power to create for yourself a colorful new identity-a life apart from the circumstances of your birth. It's not just Luffy's character that comes across in the first issue of One Piece, it's also the meaning of piracy to these characters. Monkey is enthusiastic, determined, unflagging and unembarrassed about declaring exactly what he wants and his determination to get it. I haven't read ahead, but the first issue contains clear, appealing goals and a character with obvious and enduring attributes.
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While we're only at the very beginning of a long saga, there's a lot in the first issue of One Piece, "The Dawn of Adventure," that's likely to animate the manga series moving forward. But while he's won over the crew, Pirate Captain "Red-Haired" Shanks just laughs at the boy, who, we learn, can't even swim. "I wanna be a pirate too!!!" Luffy says, "I'm not the least bit afraid of getting hurt!!"īut while the pirates are horrified, they are also impressed, and bring Luffy along to the village tavern, where they toast his courage. Luffy, who stands on the bowsprit of a pirate ship docked in his seaside village harbor, where he attempts to impress the pirates with his toughness by stabbing himself in the face with a stubby sword. More important to One Piece is who we meet next, a small boy named Monkey D. Will we learn more about Gold Roger in future issues of 'One Piece'? Viz Media / ONE PIECE © 1997 by Eiichiro Oda/SHUEISHA Inc.
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