Zoro is the second-best swordsman in the One Piece world after Mihawk, but he will surpass him one day. You can read all about Zoro and his sword collection in the article linked here. Luffy backed Zoro’s dream and wanted him to be a part of the future pirate king’s crew. Luffy invited Zoro to join the Straw Hats when they met in the Romance Dawn arc in One Piece.Īt first, Zoro refuses to accept the offer but ends up joining the crew after witnessing Luffy’s personality and how he rescued Zoro from the Marines. Like Luffy, Zoro too has a dream and aims to become the world’s greatest swordsman. Zoro was working as a bounty hunter and had earned the fearsome title of “Pirate Hunter Zoro” before meeting Luffy. Roronoa Zoro was the first person to join Luffy’s crew as the Swordsman and became the second official member of the Straw Hat Pirates. Role: Combatant (Swordsman), Second Captain, Righthand man of Luffy.There is no doubt that Luffy will become the next pirate king, and we can’t wait for the day he finds the One Piece Treasure. Fast forward, Luffy, together with Law and Kid, fought and defeated two emperors of the sea and officially claimed a seat as one of the new emperors of the sea. Luffy is currently one of the most OP main characters in anime, and he will get more powerful in the future.įollowing the Whole Cake Island arc, Luffy was hyped as he was considered to emerge as the fifth emperor of the sea. He is in his peak form, unleashing Gear 5 as he has awakened his devil fruit powers.
Luffy has created a storm inside the New world and made a name for himself as one who carries the Will of D.
Later, Luffy managed to bring powerful people to his crew and lead them stronger than ever. That was the beautiful start of the Straw Hat pirates, and Luffy set sail on his own. Luffy set aim to become the pirate king and told Shanks that he would put together a greater crew than his.
Influenced by his idol Shanks, Luffy always dreamt of becoming a pirate and starting his own crew ever since he was a kid. Luffy is the founder of the Straw Hat pirates. Haki: Armament, Observation, and Conqueror’s.Devil Fruit: Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika (Human-Human Fruit, Model: Nika).On October 8th, Tumblr user dirty-south-park-confessions posted a photoshopped screen capture from the 1994 animated film The Lion King while a member berry superimposed over the lion Mufasa and the caption "Member who you are, Simba" (shown below, right). On October 1st, a "Member Berries" message board was created on GameFAQs. On September 26th, Redditor joegofett posted a member berries image macro with the caption "member when / Southparkstudios had all the episodes for free" to /r/southpark, where it gathered more than 8,500 votes (87% upvoted) and 890 comments within one month (shown below, left). On September 17th, the Memesallovertheplace Tumblr feed posted a screen capture of the berries with the caption "'Member / Harambe" (shown below). On September 16th, Urban Dictionary user isblueacolor submitted an entry for "member berries," defining them as "tasty morsels of organic nostalgia." That day, a GIF of the South Park scene was uploaded to 9gag (shown below).Īlso on September 16th, Tumblr user TheMeghaMind posted a photograph of an Old Orchard for Kids grape juice bottle with smiling purple grapes with the caption "Member berries IRL" (shown below, left). The following day, a page titled "Member Berries" was created on the South Park Wiki. Also on September 14th, a Facebook page titled "Member Berries" was launched, garnering upwards of 2,700 likes over the next two months. That day, the Twitter feed was launched, featuring tweets written from the perspective of the fictional purple berries. On September 14th, 2016, Comedy Central aired the South Park episode titled "Member Berries," in which the character Randy Marsh is shown eating talking purple berries mention various nostalgic pop culture icons, before asking if he could remember times when there were fewer Mexicans around, gay marriage was illegal and Ronald Reagan's presidency (shown below).
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