#op bellamy

[prince-raisins-art]

me and my son bellend who i wish was dead

[mehiwilldoitlater]

Okay, hear me out: The reader is with Doffy, and they're younger than him; everybody knows that; everybody is okay with that. Doflamingo decides to make Bellamy their bodyguard, which is fine since the younger one respects his boss deeply. But Reader is always nice; they treat Bellamy more like a friend than a bodyguard; they care for him; and he just realized that he has a crush on his boss, S/O.

[onepiece-birthdays]

It's August 7th

Happy birthday to Kaku of CP0! He is 25. In honor of his birthday, we at the WENP would like to report: Giraffes are cool!

Happy birthday to Bellamy, former captain of the Bellamy Pirates! He is 27.

[lord-of-leeches]

It’s crazy how quickly One Piece can make you go from “ugh this guy again” to “Bellamy did nothing wrong I love him” lol

[trafalgar-law-ask]

"hey Trafalgar, how long does a cut bleed before it should stop?" *has one hand wrapped in a bloody towel and holding a cookie cuter in the other.*

[strawhat-pirate]

[sunny-and-the-flowers]

👅"Bellamy, One Piece"

(15×21)

Watercolor on cold pressed paper.

Clairefontaine Aquapad paper.

Winsor & Newton Cotman watercolor.👅

[brickbatz]

[astriaels]

some doodles from this morning

[sleepylion]

Adults and baby asl brothers(plus 1 deadbeat dad)

[moonbaby26]

Moments before disaster, also known as the day Bellamy sold his soul.

Bellamy made the biggest mistake of his life and did it all with a smile on his face.

He thought he’d found a great pirate that deserved his loyalty and admiration.

But the greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world he didn’t exist.

(If Bartolomeo is the Straw Hat fan self-insert, I’m saying Bellamy is for the Doffy simps. Which I am one. Betting on the absolute wrong man and going down with this ship. Halp. 🙃)

[onepiececoloredits]

Volume 24 Cover

[butters-the-simp]

Average Donquixote family conversation

[deadite-central]

First thing out of the way, because I’m gonna yapp a LOT about Dressrosa, is that the pacing in the manga helps digesting everything that happens here so much better, and I genuinely believe that after getting through the horrendously paced Dressrosa in the anime, you should pick the manga up even for just this arc, the anime did it a disservice

The arc starts of with an apparent choice being made by Doflamingo, he forfeits his warlord status he doesn’t actually but the straw hats and Law don’t know that. With that, we’re heading to the island to hand Caesar back, with the crew not knowing that all of this is actually a trap

It takes the crew about five seconds after making it to Dressrosa before half of them decide to head into the city. Cause again, screw the plan. In there, not only are we met with the weirdness of the country, from living toys to stories of fairies, but they also meet a blind man who’s shockingly strong. Who, soon enough, we’ll learn is an admiral. And I will say I love Fujitora’s character, as well as his introduction

Sanji has also went off somewhere, and what do you know he found a woman. Seriously tho I adore Viola, she seems to start off as a manipulator that works for the Donquixote Family, but thanks to Sanji’s kindness, she goes against her orders and we learn that she despises the Donquixote Pirates. Viola’s character is developed throughout the entire arc, but for now we have a picture of a hurt woman forced to work with the people who destroyed her country for the sake of it. Her relationship with Sanji is also incredibly sweet, and it makes me a bit sad that he leaves off pretty soon with half the Straw Hats

On a much lighter note! The comedy is still top tier. It doesn’t really matter who we’re currently watching, because every single group and person here has peak comedic moments, that also manage to pull the plot forward

And the plot of this arc is great from the very first moment it starts picking up pace. The reveal that Doflamingo is a former celestial dragon has been set up by Vergo already, so when it happens both the reader and Law can have some time of realisation. Doflamingo also continues to be more and more terrifying in his potrayal

The biggest hit to the pacing in Dressrosa, at least to me, that the anime somehow made even worse, are the Colosseum parts, as there’s about five characters that are actually interesting here and we’re getting introduced to so many of them. I don’t know how Oda could have handled this plot point better, but it’s what made me dread reading Dressrosa. One of the interesting characters here is Bellamy, who changed a lot from the last time we’ve seen him. He’s no longer the stuck up dream hating guy he was before, and now he actually has an arc of turmoil between his loyalty to Doflamingo, whom he idolises, and his new formed friendship with Luffy

Another incredibly interesting character to me is Rebecca, which right out of the way, I despise her design. I’ve hated it ever since I saw it and it pisses me off more the more I see it. Rebecca herself is a great character, right now we don’t know much about her, but she’s a sweetheart forced to fight for her life in the colosseum as a gladiator. And the more we learn about her, the more tragic her story becomes

[fmlopla]

Officially in Dressrosa! What does Bellamy even look like? No one knows.

Dressrosa is so long so this is just part 1!

[lunadoodlezz]

I don’t know what it is, but I headcanon Bellamy as someone who prefers chubby and/or thicker women.

Like homeboy is almost 8 feet tall and built like a TANK!!! You gonna tell me he doesn’t prefer CHUBBY WOMEN?!!!

Like I just imagine him wanting to get suffocated by some thighs (bro seems like a “to die by thigh, is to die like a warrior” type of guy).

Let me add something else-

HANDS!! HANDS!! HANDS!!

Like-

What else do those hands do besides make pirate banners and flags 🤨🤨🤨