#Sengoku&Rocinante

[li-louie]

We hope Sengoku-san was a good father to little Rocinante!

[dykealloy]

the only way to escape is to figure out what they all have in common with each other

[breakonthroough]

I finally drew a new mini-comic about a very kind sad boy and his pet.

I must say it was inspired by the author Petracore and her amazing heratbreaking story about Rocinante and his youth years.

I really liked the idea that Sengoku got his white goat owing to this cute boy and his kindness.

I hope the author will not mind such a reworking of her story ❤️

[wiverly]

[frankencanon]

One Piece AU where Doffy and Rosi both Live, and not only that—they get to interact peacefully without worrying about the law or being on different sides:

(I just read a 200k fic tagged tragedy, okay—let me have this.)

In this fic, Doffy's not quite as bad—he is still a notorious pirate who is powerful and cruel, but it isn't to the point that the Marines go so far as to send Rosinante undercover to take him down from the inside, no.

In this fic, the DonQuixote brothers don't get to interact until Doflamingo is offered the Warlord position—strangely, or not so strangely—a lot sooner than he was in canon...

Could Rosi have something to do with this?

He absolutely did; He begged and pleaded and bartered with Sengoku so much...

They first meet when Doflamingo is brought in to officially accept his position as Warlord, and Rosinante nearly gets himself sautéed when he throws himself at Doffy if it were not for the fact that, one: slicing up a Marine Commander within moments of arriving would not do well for Doflamingo's goal of becoming a Warlord and gaining immunity, and two: moments before the Marine made contact, Doflamingo swore he heard his baby brother calling out his name—the voice was different, very obviously different, far deeper than little Rosi's ever was, and yet...

There was just something about it that rang true and familiar—in his chest, in his heart, in his soul—somehow he knew, could feel it in his bones, in every fiber of his being, that that was his little brother's voice, all grown up.

Doflamingo showed up alone, and thank god he did, thank god the only people around for this first meeting are Sengoku, Rosinante's adoptive father, and Tsuru, who was the one to escort Doflamingo in.

Thank god, because otherwise Doffy may have acted differently, put up a colder or more arrogant, more cruel front—but with just his baby brother and two soft-bellied Marines...

Doffy hugged back.

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In this AU, Doffy and Rosi would be able to meet up whenever they want as technically-allies and neither of them would hesitate to abuse this.

[firstdivisiongirl]

Picture this…Sengoku family headcanons. You know, Sengoku, his two sons and their pet goat. Please and thank you!

Hey Sis. Nice to get another random request from you. Love the random pictures you send with all your requests. This was a weird one, but I hope you enjoy it!

Sengoku Family Headcanons

Oh this group

What a family they are

Sengoku gets stressed because of these boys

I mean Corazon lites himself on fire like every other minute

Or falls.

X Drake just doesn’t care

He loves Sengoku

But is annoyed by Corazon

We can’t forget about the GOAT!!!

Like the literal goat.

He is just dumb and smiley

He loves the chaos

I think Sengoku does the cooking

Because X Drake doesn’t care to do it and Corazon would just get hurt

Corazon gets the stuff off the highest shelfs

But usually falls and destroys something

X Drake takes out trash

That’s it for him

The goat just walks around being a goat.  Dumb smile and all

I think they’re that family that isn’t allowed to play board games together because they fight a lot

Corazon also tries to get them to wear matching Christmas sweaters

X Drake refuses

Sengoku agrees to it

Even the goat has one

But they love each other and wouldn’t trade each other for the world.

Please do not copy, modify, translate, or repost my writing on other platforms. Comments, reblogs or likes are highly appreciated!

[theonepiececat]

Just thought I'd do some random post to round up all the things you will find on this page.

- THERE IS A 10 IMAGE PER POST LIMIT *cri -

So I'm just gonna give my top 5 pirates and Marines a Gif.

Also if they don't have a Gif it's not because I don't like them (They wouldn't be on this list if I didn't) I just am unable to give them one due to the 10 Gif limit.

I mainly do Happy Birthday posts for charecters I like including, but not limited too;

Pirates

Donquixote Doflamingo

Donquixote Rosinante / Corazon

Most of the Donquixote Pirates ngl

Sir Crocodile

Dracule Mihawk

Buggy D. Clown

Trafalgar D. Water Law

Charlotte Katakuri

Kuzan

(He's down in the Marines section as well)

Marines

Garp

Sengoku

Kizaru / Borsalino

Fujitora / Issho

Akainu / Sakazuki

Smoker

Kuzan (I know that he's a Blackbeard pirate now, but I'm still gonna put him here, and up there XD)

Had to double the last four up due to the quiz not letting me add anymore answers 😑

[redhatmeg]

Look, Law, you have a grandpa! And he's in the Navy, so you and Straw Hat have that in common too!

[loudestcloud]

Might as well post this here too cos why not

[kyros-tha-soldier]

🏵️OP fathers day list🏵️

Hewwo, looks like I'm a bit late but happy father's day for all the dad's out there who love their kids (deadbeats Btfo we don't want you ugh) and a happy father's day for the actual one piece dilfs as well!

today i wanted to make a list for my beloved one piece papis!

Okay, let's go!

🦩 Doflamingo

i know, i know some of you are saying "ummm, who?" Yes, i agree, I'm a little biased on doffy, but hear me out. Doffy is a good dad, how? Why? The fact that he recruited kids is a bad thing, at least for irl standards, but he still cared for them, he knows that sugar is older than she looks yet he cares for her by assigning Trebol to protect her, also when he was making a toast, he gave Law, Baby 5 and Buffalo juice instead of wine. Now that's a good papi

🏰 Capone Bege

The Chad, the goat, the big father and the greatest mafioso daddy in this list, while Capone seems like a terrifying bloodthirsty gangster, he's an amazing husband and an even better father, always there for his kid, playing with him, entertaining him, and loving his wife, a real family guy!

🌊 Neptune

Cry-hoshi's (and her three brothers') father is also included in our list, yep yep! i figured that he needed to be recognized as a father more. What i liked about Neptune is that i liked how he's still loyal to his wife, but i kinda don't like how he sometimes looks weak willed, either way we Stan a mer-daddy!

🍊 Genzo

Most new OP fans may not remember him, but he's one of the Bravest civilians in one piece. He was there when Belle-mère and her daughters were attacked by Arlong and tried to defend them, making him get heavily injured resulting in his iconic scar and somewhat acted like a father figure for Nami when Belle-mère was gone (whomstdve make fun of him, he's precious and btfl 😤) he's now living his best life while following all of Nami's news and achievements.

💊 Hiriluk

Dr Hiriluk, one of the earliest father figures in OP, i liked how he went from treating chopper as a random deer, to an apprentice, to straight up treating him like his son (I'd do that too he's just super duper kyuttttte!) Sure he had his shenanigans and moments where he looked bad, but he's an overall good father figure for chopper, seeing how good he was to him and how he was the one who made him decide to become a doctor.

🍘 Sengoku

"no way, Sengoku has no kids!" ahem, did you forget that he literally adopted Corazon? We don't see much about them interacting, but from what we've seen Sengoku loved Rocinante as if he was his own child, he cared for him and would call him every now and then, and cried real hard when he died and at the end of Dressrosa when he was talking to law it felt like he held him real dear to his heart. Rocinante may have been a marine to the other admirals, but to him, he was his son.

🍳 Zeff

move over Judge, Sanji's real father is here!

He sacrificed his leg for Sanji, LITERALLY, just so the little boy won't die of hunger. And even after that, he ditched piracy and took him under his wing to teach him how to cook and be a real gentleman, he might've been harsh a little, but his heart is in the right place!

🍢 Oden

The true definition of the muscle brain trope, Oden is HUGE, kinda dum dum, he likes to goof around, extremely strong but has a soft spot for his family. He's a perfect family guy to his wife and kids, and despite all, he decided to put his family, disciples and friends at his top priorities, and that's why we totally Stan!

🏜️ Cobra

One of the OP characters that i didn't expect to be SO BRAVE for a non-fighting character. I like how he greatly cared for his daughter, but what i didn't like is how pervy he acts at times (bath scene) but other than that, he's such a beloved father, especially whenever he looked out for his daughter (along with Igaram), such a goof.

🐾 Kuma

We still don't know much about Kuma's past and his relationship with Bonney, why he chose to become a cyborg, why he's climbing the redline...etc etc. But from what Oda has shown us, Bonney loved him so much that she was willing to protect a pacifista since it reminded her of him, and ofc that speaks volumes about him.

🖤 Corazon

Ahhhhh, i remember how hard i cried during law's flashback when it first dropped in the manga, Corazon treated like as if he was his own son, he looked like an insane man at first when he kicked and beat buffalo and baby 5 (which i dunno, was uncalled for) but he's a really good father figure. He did all he could to save law, keep him entertained, made him food (they were grilling sweet potatoes in that one manga cover) and gave him all the love he needed. That is one hell of a reason for law to seek revenge against doffy!

���Whitebeard

Yep yep, Oyaji is here, i really like Whitebeard for how he would literally take any fatherless child (be them actually fatherless or just mentally) and make them his child. He's a VERY forgiving father as well, even when he got attacked by one of his sons, he just didn't hold it against him and forgave him. GOOOOOOOD that was sad af i cried!

🌻 Kyros

Once someone asks who's the best OP father the first person that comes to mind is Kyros. Trapped inside a toy's body, forgotten by everyone, if he tells his daughter who he is he will be thrown into the scrape heap, he had to organize a revolution. bro never took a break and ALL of this while taking care of his daughter! If this isn't one of OPs peak dad material then i dunno what he is!

And there you have it! The best OP dad's in my book!

Future dads? Take notes please!

[doffies]

something something bellemere and rocinante gave up being marines for their respective adoptive kids, something something abt cinematic parallels and how both were involved w the institution that ruined said kids' lives, something something cycle of violence. is this anything

[hauntingblue]

Luffy is gonna kidnap rebecca and take her with his father I know it.....

[one-piece-moment-comparisons]

One Piece — "Don't ever attach a reason to the love you've received!!!"

From Volume 80 - Chapter 798 / Season 11 Episode 743. In the aftermath of Doflamingo's defeat, Law meets up with the former Fleet Admiral, Sengoku. Despite their opposing allegiances, they are not there to fight. Rather, they wish to reminisce on the former Corazon, Don Quixote Rocinante.

[aucupariaart]

A few low effort sketches I made this week. The first one shows Rosi and Sengoku with the shirt my aunt got me for Christmas (after I told her that I love goats). The second one is Sengoku and Rosi watching a goat documentary - based on when my mom and I watched such a documentary and we were just in awe how cute goats are (and then we discussed if it would be legal to keep goats in my parent's garden).

[oswaldthatendswald]

Occasionally I come across the idea in fanon that Donquixote Rocinante is a bad liar and-- I don't like to say no this is not true with fanon and headcanon, because I think a) interpretation of source material is very much a personal affair that depends on your own feelings and background and b) it's really not that important for me to agree with everyone else.

But I gotta admit, lately its been bothering me a little, because. Well. I don't think it is true?

I think I understand where it comes from. It's half trying to explain why Rocinante decides not to talk during his undercover mission and half the result of his frantic insistence to Law that he is not a Marine. We, the readers, don't believe his lie, it seems blatantly, obviously false, and so we say alright, he's a bad liar. Law also doesn't believe him, because at this point the evidence is mounting up against him, but he wants to believe him, so he doesn't say anything.

But I think this is doing him an injustice-- or giving him too much credit, depending on how you want to look at it. Because we are readers, and as such are privy to a lot more information about what is going on than the readers. Of course we know he's lying; this is the second time we've heard him tell this particular lie, and the way the story is presented to us highlights this scene-- the fact that we are seeing this scene, out of everything that could have happened, tells us that it's important. The way that we read the story gives him away, not his inability to lie or even the evidence against him.

The way he tells this lie is significant too. He lies smoothly and without hesitation, no stumbling or giving excess information. More than that, as I said, this is not the first time he's told this lie. The first time, back when he originally kidnaps Law, often goes unmentioned because, I think, it is convincing. I think people forget about it because they don't necessarily doubt him on first read, and neither the anime nor the manga draws attention to that line. Again, he lies easily and calmly. Law almost certainly believes him, this first time! He only starts to doubt when Rocinante is very obviously talking to Sengoku about Marine business in front of Law-- at which point, whether Rocinante can lie believably or not no longer matters, because Law has fairly damning evidence.

Rocinante isn't just a liar, he's a very good one. He was undercover for years with Doflamingo, who seems to have entirely trusted him. That requires acting skills-- perhaps not lying with words, but still deceiving by way of silent falsehood. I think the reason for him not speaking is less fear of being caught in a lie and more using ableism against the Donquixote Pirates. People tend to seriously underestimate and dehumanize anyone who doesn't speak, which is bad (obviously) but very useful in this fictional context for, say, a character who wants people to talk about important information around them.

Maybe my favourite scene to point out, in discussing Rocinante's ability to lie, is his death-- more specifically, when he apologizes to Law for lying to him. This is maybe the most honest he's ever been to Law-- and he's still lying, because he is looking Doflamingo in the eyes when he says this, but he is not apologizing to Doflamingo. He is still lying about Law's location, he is lying about being sorry, he is lying about why he lied.

Rocinante is a nesting doll of falsehoods and masks, and that makes him such an interesting character. I really think it does him a disservice to suggest he is anything other than what he is: a very competent spy who is exceptionally good at his job. He might not be a good person, but he doesn't have to be. He is fictional, he is flawed, and he is incredibly interesting.

I just think he's so damn cool.

[frankencanon]

Fellow One Piece fans, especially fans of Law and Cora-san, guess what I just discovered...!

I probably already knew this and forgot, or maybe I just didn't make the connections until I re-watched the Dressrosa Arc, but—

Sengoku raised Rosinante.

Sengoku also raised X Drake.

But Sengoku didn't meet X Drake until the mess at Minion Island, which means...?

Perhaps it was Empty Nest Syndrome, but Sengoku chose to adopt the recently orphaned ex (reluctant) pirate X Drake on the very same island his son had just died on.

I repeat: Sengoku, in the wake of losing his only son that he had raised for the past two decades, was perfectly willing to just snatch up and adopt the very first sad-looking orphan he laid eyes on.

In other words...

What if he'd found Law instead?

—

※ Law may not like the Marines—for good reason—but he was willing to make an exception for Cora-san, and I think he would also be able to make an exception for Sengoku once he found out that the afforementioned marine was Cora-san's father and would be able to tell Law more about him and what he was like growing up—funny stories, anecdotes, and so on, etc, etc, etc...