#rouge trafalgar

[supernovaodessa]

[kimboltart]

Accumulation of one piece mink/furries/human etc I’ve made recently (and forgot to post here).

[angelitam]

Viva Magenta, ses ingrédients parfumés

La parfumerie suit la tendance Viva Magenta. Quels en sont les ingrédients ? Viva Magenta Pantone 2023 Pantone donne les tendances colorées. 2023 sera l’année de Viva Magenta. En matière de parfums, d’ingrédients, quels sont ceux qui se rapprochent de Viva Magenta. Viva Magenta, ses ingrédients parfumés Viva Magenta rappelle à Nelly Hachem Ruiz, d’IFF, un univers olfactif fruité avec des fruits…

[eroguron0nsense]

Garp Rant #11543

Because I'm something of a Certified Garp Hater/extremely obsessed with this man, and because Tumblr people seem to like my Garp takes and/or find them extremely pain-inducing, here's another one for funsies! Again, Garp is an incredibly written character and I massively enjoy his moral failings and human shortcomings, hence why I won't shut up about how much he sucks. So we all remember Garp crying in front of Ace during his imprisonment and awaiting his execution, lamenting the fact that his son and grandson could have maybe avoided this horrible horrible fate that awaits them at Marineford if they'd just become good marines like he'd tried to press them into. Every time he says it, he sounds more desperate, sadder, and angrier, like he's experiencing the stages of grief and going through denial, anger bargaining all at once, lashing out at his grandkids for supposedly causing him grief by defying his wishes, or maybe praying or wishing for a world where they could have followed in his footsteps and lived happily ever after. And when Ace hears that again at Impel Down, he says this:

Here's the thing though: Ace is unequivocally correct Garp should, by all rights, know this. He lived through the fallout of Roger's execution. He knew long before that exactly what would happen to Roger's loved ones and anyone the government could get their hands on who'd ever associated with him. Even before they started committing femicides/infanticides in Baterilla trying to end Roger's bloodline, he knew that the Marines were going to target completely innocent people in the name of purging the bloodline and cementing their "victory" over the greatest threat they'd ever faced. He specifically had to smuggle Rouge out of there so she could give birth to Ace, and all the while dozens of families were being brutalized by his peers and having their lives torn apart. That was the cost the Marines were willing to incur to kill a hypothetical infant, and years later, when that very same child is set to be executed, Sengoku goes on a remorseless public tirade about the necessity of killing babies and the horrible trickery and audacity Rouge displayed by dying so that they wouldn't kill her baby too.

Garp knows every single piece of this information in painful, excruciating detail. He's so horrified by it he feels the need to fulfill this wish of Roger's because he knows blameless people will die. He has Ace raised in secret to protect him from Marines who are figuratively and literally out for his blood. And yet, throughout this boy's childhood, he clings to the notion that maybe, just maybe, the people he knows regularly commit atrocities, who have carried out at least 3 genocides that we know of in Garp's lifetime, who were willing to commit mass infanticide for a woman and child they hadn't verified the existence or identity of at the time, would have accepted him within their ranks and turned a blind eye to that information when it eventually, inevitably surfaced. That Ace can find salvation from the people who stole every loved one he ever had before he was even born, who slaughtered his mother's community and pushed her to her death, and were slavering at the opportunity to kill her. That even though Ace was born in direct opposition to them, has had a target trained on him before he was born, these people who tried so goddamn hard to kill him would surely welcome his presence and not murder him the second they found out if he could just be a compliant model soldier and make himself useful. It's hammered home pretty effectively–especially in the manga– and One Piece has never been known to be subtle in its messaging, but I swear to God I see so many people echoing the notion that Garp's attempts to force his grandchildren into serving the Evil Empire was done because he knew was their only shot at safety from the WG, and I fucking despise this take. Ace saying that he could never be a marine here in Impel Down isn't some young man's rationalization for his (beyond valid) desire not to subscribe to the preset path Garp laid out for him; it's literally the only logical conclusion if you know literally anything about the circumstances of his birth and upbringing, and Garp only thinks that the leopards wouldn't eat Ace's face because he's fucking delusional This in and of itself is extremely telling of how horribly warped Garp's perception of the Navy is, and how deeply he's willing to buy into the Marines and their warped propaganda no matter how many glaring examples he sees throughout his life that counter his worldview, but let's not forget that this applies to Luffy too. This is slightly hairier, in that if Luffy was a) the sort of person who could willingly accept a career in the marines and b) managed to cling really, really tightly to his grandfather's coattails and legacy, there might have been a very, infinitesimally small chance that he could have joined the Navy. The higher ups know that Dragon is Garp's son and therefore Luffy is Dragon's by logical inference, but I could see some AU where Luffy is a fundamentally different person and manages to build himself up in the Navy if not for two things I think warrant examination. It's pretty evident, and Dragon explicitly confirms, that Luffy being known as his son would have put him in incredible danger, only feeling comfortable with acknowledging it and the possibility of actually reuniting with his child after Luffy was both publicly recognized due to factors beyond his control, and proved that he was more than capable of holding his own. But I want to draw attention to this one otherwise pretty silly little gag moment between Garp and Sengoku when they learn that Luffy's broken into Impel Down, and present a theory that's kind of a reach but also not really

Now the phrasing here kind of interests me, in that it ties back to earlier demonstrated patterns that the Navy uses repeatedly in collective punishment for the families and loved ones of their primary targets. Rouge and Ace barely escaped the mass murders intended for them because of their connection, but Tom was also originally sentenced to death for having had a connection to Roger, and ultimately chose that as the offence he wanted to be sentenced for at Enies Lobby. Law, as a child survivor of Flevance, has multiple hospitals try and turn him in to the World Government to be killed when Cora tries to find someone to treat him because their policy is to pull out the roots and salt the earth whenever they deem a person or population politically inconvenient. Robin's flashback shows us Akainu blowing up a refugee boat on the off chance that one of those people that they were planning to evacuate might have gotten past their initial screening for archaeologists/poneglyph readers. At Marineford, Akainu specifically targets Luffy not because of his prior offences or even his attempt to rescue Ace, but because he's Dragon's son and his and Roger's bloodlines need to be eradicated. This is not an institution that is in any way reluctant to destroy anyone tangentially affiliated to a designated enemy, and Luffy being the son of the worst criminal in history seems to put him right in line with all of those other cases. In light of this, and Garp's massive blind spots and wishful thinking regarding his peers and employers, it's not that much of a stretch to assume that the only reason Garp's exempt from being targeted like Dragon is because of his popularity/symbolic importance/utility, and that Luffy likely wouldn't have been safe even if he weren't a pirate. Garp's circle of confidantes/friends in high places is powerful, but clearly there are factions (Akainu, Ryokugyu etc) that would be substantially less willing and who are given preferential treatment by the Elders and Celestial Dragons. There might be something to read into based on the fact that Garp is the only known person from a D bloodline who's achieved massive success in service to the World Government and not defected from the Navy after realizing its true nature (props to Saul), and therefore he might project the fact that he's been rewarded by the system despite being a "sworn enemy of the Gods" onto his family, but that still doesn't account for the massive, delusional arrogance he displays in insisting that, despite everything–especially, especially the murders committed in pursuit of Ace, that robbed him of his birth mother and community–the Navy is the best and safest place for either of those boys. TLDR Garp not wanting his grandsons to have a bounties on their heads is one thing, but it says a lot that in spite of everything he knows, he's willing/determined to put Ace and Luffy in an environment that's extremely dangerous for them –and in Ace's case 100%, unquestionably fatal– because he's so convinced that compliance and the platonic ideals of "justice" and military service/hard work being rewarded by the system could supersede all of that.

[alethianightsong]

What the "D" stands for in each name

Gol "Destined" Roger

Rocks "Dastardly" Xebec

Monkey "Dutiful" Garp

Monkey "Defiant" Dragon

Monkey "Didn't hear no bell" Luffy

Portgas "Daddy issues" Ace

Portgas "Determined" Rouge

Trafalgar "Doctor" Water Law

[newscoozines]

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[hitoshi-yuuto]

A little bit of crack

So Ace Sabo and Luffy are brothers, Makino their older sister and Dadan their mother. Shanks is the father of Luffy and Uta and the brother of Buggy he's also married to Mihawk. (and why not Benn) Mihawk is Zoro and Perona's father, Zoro is also the brother of Kuina and Tashigi who are the daughters of kôshirô, and Zoro is dating Sanji who is Zeff's son, and Reiju's brother, and Reiju is dating Katakuri. Sabo is part of the revolutionary army and is dating Koala and Smoker, he is also the adopted son of Dragon who is the biological father of Luffy, the son of Garp who is the grandfather of ASL, And he's married to Crocodile, Crocodile who is the "mother" of Luffy who is also dating Doflamingo, Doflamingo is the brother of Rosinante/Corazon who is Sengoku's son and Law's father, Law being the person who is dating Kid and Luffy. And Ace is the adopted son of Whitebeard, and he's dating Marco, he's brother to a lot of people including Thatch and Izou who are dating, Izou who is the brother of O-kiku who is dating Yamato who is dating Hiyori who is sister of Momonosuke the shogun of Wano. Oh, and Ace Is the son of Roger and Rouge, and the nephew of Rayleigh and Shakki.

I think I've got everybody ヾ(⌐■_■)ノ

And they have phones with a group conversation for the family.

I can't tag everyone (ಥ﹏ಥ)

[mrteaspill]

Ok wait, what does that make Ace? Or Roger, or his mother (I forgot the name) ? What is teach????WHATABOUTLAW????

I have so many questions I dont think I'll get the answer to

All I have now is that each D's have a generational ability and a genetic ability. The generational one is like what the monkey D's have, which is mitosis birth or 'dream' birth. I haven't exactly figured out what the other D's genetic ability would be, but I can say that for ace it would be a mix of his parents genetic abilities

So, say Roger has an ability to effect the world's fate and Rouge having the ability to bend the literal logic (seeing as she literally held ace in for 20 months), it could make ace have the ability to effect logic?

Like he wouldn't be able to bend logic, it's just his existence effects logic itself. Examples are, he effects the logic of birth as he was born after 20 months. Or that he could still talk even after a very fatal injury when logically that would usually leave one unable to even say last words.

For Law, probably the ability to just stay alive like a fly. Dude just WON'T die ToT literally doffy fatally injured him and even severed his arm yet he STILL survived.

Teach? I'm not too sure honestly. Probably something akin to luck, but not exactly luck. Cause that'd be luffy's genetic ability(or emotionally intelligent? Idk yet) But yeah, Teach probs have smth like plot armour on him

I'm sorry I couldn't draw these out 😞🙏 I really want to but my uni work has been piling up so I gotta focus on that first before I go and draw yall some silly D's blessed powers lol

[spiralingemptyness]

‼️one piece spoilers‼️

I stfg…

Ace was supposed to be executed not because of his piracy or actions as a pirate, but because of his blood, because of something he had no fucking control over, because that corrupt government feared a one man and decided to go after his fucking bloodline for being related…… bruh

HE WAS FUCKING 20 AS WELL WHEN HE DIED

Majority of the people who die in one piece are at least in their 30’s (except Corazon, probably Lammy/Lamí and couple others (which their deaths also piss me off)). This barely-ish adult was in the prime of his life and was killed for protecting his younger brother after Luffy tried to save him from being executed because he is the son of Gol D. Roger’s (and Rouge, let’s not forget that queen). And the only reason the marines got their hands on him, is bc he went after Blackbeard in retaliation for betraying the crew and killing Thatch….

mf Oda… I hate it but it’s so fcking good, stg him and Gege would be a force to reckon with

[mastomysowner]

From Wildcat King by 草本剛

[justyefei]

A little doodle because I miss them dead people 👍

I'll probably redraw this when I have time cuz this is just a messy one lol, sorry about that.

[one-piece-stuff]

I think the people of the D are ones blessed by Death

They are ones Death can never truly let die out

Their will and soul is something Death allows to stubbornly hold ground and take new roots and grow stronger with every generation

Maybe that’s why they smile as they die

They’re greeting Death as an old friend

The ‘Will of the D’ is what sways Death itself

[shsl-panic-at-the-everywhere]

Happy Halloween! I dressed up as Law and my younger brother dressed up as Ace. My brother kinda convinced my dad to dress up as Akainu….which is interesting. And my mom dressed up as Ace’s mom, Portgas D Rouge. Our first time doing a family costume(or whatever you call this)!

[mari-reads]

law cannot catch a break with luffy im at the beginning of wano and im stressed FOR him

[alternate-kiza]

I’ve made drawings and I’m currently making digital drawings. I’ve got some done, but I’m still working on the others. Some drawings will be changed cause I got a better idea then when I drew them. Since I can only fit 10 drawings on one post the last 3 will be on another. Tomorrow along with the last three will also be a character color swatch.