One Piece Volume 4

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It didn’t bother me enough to detract any stars but I kept thinking of how it could be a potential problem if we continue to see Kaya in future volumes. I was completely engaged and kept trying to figure out how Luffy and Zolo were going to get everyone out of this situation. Also, although it initially starts out as a wacky story for kids, this manga has an unexpected grit to it. Meanwhile noticing they are late, Kuro decides to find out what is happening, though Usopp's crewman Tamanegi notices him leaving.

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I understand I can change my preference through my account settings or unsubscribe directly from any marketing communications at any time. People tell me 「Get your own dog and draw on it」, but hell, what are you saying, I DON'T WANT TO HAVE SUCH A STRANGE PET DOG.Most people believe he's dead, but only his crew knows the truth: Captain Kuro has been laying low in a small seaside village, posing as a mild-mannered butler until the time for pillage is just right.

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After waking up, Kaya finds the wounded Merry who tells her everything and they were wrong about Usopp before she leaves to confront Kuro. The beginning is still a lot of fun, it just gets blown out of the water by many of the other Shonens which had outstanding first arcs.

It really should be done by now, but apparently we're concluding in the next volume which is mildly annoying because at this point it feels like filler. Yet again, Oda delivers another fantastic villain who can be quirky like Buggy and dastardly like Kuro.

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That said, I have 66 86 volumes of this yet to read*, so I'll have to come up with a schedule where I read significantly more than two or three volumes a year, which is what I've been doing with other titles. But the fights are still good and there's a bit of comedy and emotion here as well, particularly with Usopp. Lots of action in this one, with even more weird and wonderful enemies for Luffy and his crew to face. You really get the feeling that in this manga, every character has their own story (even though we might only get to see a glimpse of it), each character is sailing on their own journey through the sea.By a truly startling coincidence, there was a box set of volumes 71-90 of One Piece available, and my previous collecting of it that ended in 2014 just happened to end exactly at volume 70, so I pushed the button. Ahhh pucha estoy en conflicto Usopp me cae mal pero aquí todavía no xd si igual es bonita su historia y lo que hace por Kaya a pesar de ser un mentiroso. Meanwhile Zoro begins his battle against the Nyaban Brothers, only for one of them Sham to steal two of his swords. I must admit, my least favorite sections of One Piece are in the beginning stages when Oda was still finding his legs. Zoro gets a fun fight with a couple of goofy villains who turn out to be more of a threat than youd imagine.