#by nika

[theproblemsofdonhi]

Big Luffy finds a weird looking cat.

[groove-27]

the duality of men

[hhhhunty]

Sunny day

[themetalhiro]

Playing with dolls

[naiad-r]

Can the sky-walker feed the sun? He will try.

The sun god doesn’t remember a time when he wasn’t hungry. Cue Sanji who made it his life’s mission to feed said god til he was full.

[gyossefka]

Nika Lynas

[soaked-doors]

pov the reaper that’s dragging away your boyfriends soul says something so freedomphobic you hit his corpse with the nika stare

[kuroashims]

bounce silly bounce bounce 👾

[beif0ngs]

Behold that beauty of his...!! He resembles a being that has only been described in the ancient texts!! The Warrior of Liberation, whose foolish antics brought a smile to everyone’s faces — also known as, Nika, the Sun God!!

[fantastic-nonsense]

the funniest parallel between Tim and Damian that no one ever talks about is how they're both the epitome of "I know a guy" because they keep managing to pick up random friends wherever they go

[br05ski]

Happy very late birthday Luffy!

[batbabydamian]

Damian adjusting to his new hairstyle in B&R 2023

[trauersinfonie]

one piece 1100

[themetalhiro]

Switch up

[ungeese]

Fan letter has captured my heart (I love outsider pov and the concept of this was so beautifully executed, wholesome af), and I know I am not alone.

But while lots of people talk about Luffy influencing big-brother marine’s choice to steel himself and go back for his brother, I also truly love how every time Luffy makes a chaotic move in that battle, it frees someone.

It’s completely unrealistic, in a sequence that absolutely highlights the terror and horror of war when you can’t hope to compete with the power of the main combatants. But even in that scenario, even in a war in which he himself is wildly outclassed, Luffy brings hope and freedom completely incidentally to the people around him.

The only reason big brother marine is alive to make any choices is because Luffy’s ship falling frees him from beneath Oars Jr’s leg. The only reason the marine brothers aren’t obliterated between Mihawk and Crocodile when they clash is they are tossed aside by Luffy finally freeing Ace.

Luffy isn’t trying to help them. He could not care less for some random marines in that war. But it creates this beautiful aura of freedom that follows Luffy around, and you could say it’s just the Nika-ness of it all for the canon crunchy explanation. But it is just that Luffy is forever and always a force of good in the narrative, and it’s comforting. It doesn’t need to be realistic. I love him.

[beaulesbian]