One piece: Most underestimated arches

Summary

• Despite weak bad guys and silly moments, Fishman Island shone on the deep relationships between humans and fish.

• Amazon Lily Humanized Shichibukai members like Hancock and delivered unique world buildings.

• Reverse Mountain revealed Crocus and Laboons Convincing background story in the middle of less well -known arches.

Every time the straw hats from Sonny and on a new island A pieceYou will also enter a brand new action sheet. While Arcs such as Marineford, Alabasta and Arlong Park may receive a lot of praise for their fights, their character development and their world buildings, not every bow in this longstanding history is looked back or remembered by many fans as lovingly.

While some people can play down these arches, they still offer many exciting content for the fans that they can dig up, which ultimately underestimated something. These arches may not get as much praise as some of the larger sections of history, but they still deserve much more recognition for what they have offered to history and their characters. After this is said, it is time to see which underestimated arches in A piece Earn a little more recognition than they tend to maintain.

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Fishman Island

Stupid gaffs and a lackluster villain can stand in the way of the excellent letter from Fishman Island

Fishman Island has problems, it cannot be denied that these problems, but very often the perception of the arch as a whole and especially the inspiring message can cloud at the core of writing. Sain, Sanji's constant nose bleeding and Hody Jones as a villain are two major weak points, but this is also the arch, which was finally buried deeply into the frosty relationship between humans and fish men, which was first returned in Arlong Park.

Seeing the stories of Fisher Tiger and Otohime provides some of the most emotional scenes in the entire series, which leads to an arch that has an enormous amount of WorldBuilding. Some may not rate it very much because Fishman Island Fishman Island has, but the excellent letter of characters still makes it a great and rather underestimated arch of action.

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Amazon Lily

Amazon Lily deserves more recognition for how it managed to humanize a Shichibukai member

Amazon Lily is an arch that comes before the attack and marine deford. Two of the most popular parts of the entire history under the majority of the fan base. As a result, Luffy's mission to save Ace is often only regarded as just a springboard, and although this is not technically wrong, this is also the first time that Luffy has ever had an informal conversation with a Shichibukai.

Hancock's tragic background story of being sold in slavery helps to remind the audience from reminding that these dangerous pirates are still human at the end of the day. Something that is easy to forget when you look at monsters like crocodile and doflamingo. Amazon Lily also expands the world building by introducing a kingdom that is only occupied by women, and shows the unique culture of Amazon Lily, which is led by Hancock itself.

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Loguetown Arc

Smokers and Dragon first make their debut in Gol D. Roger's hometown

A piece is an incredibly long series, and as a result it can be easy to forget many of the earlier arches, especially since they were all very short up to the Alabasta saga. Loguetown is an example of an early arc that is often overlooked, although it is based in the hometown of the Pirate King Gol D. Roger.

Here the fans first meet two important characters in history, smokers and dragon, together with Sea Stone, who was referred to smoking sword for the first time. This sheet also includes a very symbolic moment when Luffy puts his head into the direction of execution on which Gol D. Roger was killed only to save a flash to save it in a miraculous way when buggy occurred because of the killing. Overall, Oda packed a lot of fascinating characters and pictures in these largely underestimated arches.

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Opposite mountain

Reverse Mountain sets a few key figures with fascinating past life

Crocus, the man who lives in the lighthouse on the Reverse Iceland, initially seems to be hardly more than a grumpy age, who enjoys nothing more than to lean back and wake up over the huge whale known as a laboon. In reality, Crocus was a crew member of none other than Gol D. Roger, and although he doesn't have much time to tell fascinating stories about his past life, it is a big moment for the straw hats to even speak to him.

Then there is Laboon, the huge whale, who after the abandoned attempt to break the mountain after leaving his crew. The emotional story of Laboon, coupled with the surprise judgment of Krokus, makes this sheet an arc that is much more relevant than some realize, and one that is constantly called back.

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Drum Island

Drum Island includes a fresh and unique aesthetics as well as one of the saddest background stories in the series

Back in Little Garden, the island in which the straw hats arrive in front of Iceland, the crew recognizes that its new goal is to sail towards Alabasta in order to prevent the malignant crocodile from taking over Vivis kingdom. On the way, Nami suddenly gets sick, causing her to stop on the small drum island. Since this bow is essentially in the middle of the much beloved Alabasta saga, it is difficult for this part of the story to stand out, although it is so big.

While Wapol may not be the most interesting villain out there, it itself is a beautiful area scheme that always stands out from everything that can be seen in the series thanks to the snow. Of course, it is impossible to talk about Drum Iceland and not to mention Chopper's background story what one of the most emotional in the entire series is, which certainly says something.

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Jaya

Blackbeard makes his debut in an apparently random but rather important arc

If you consider that Blackbeard is essentially the main opponent of the series, it would be easy to assume that the violent captain is introduced in a massive arch of action to feel the series. Instead, Oda decided to bring him to the rather short Jaya arch, and he is not only portrayed as a rather harmless pirate, but also one of the best speeches in the story in which he talks about how a person's dreams can never die.

Jaya is also the place where Luffy would show his newly discovered strength by taking out the arrogant Bellamy with a single blow; Something that would later become relevant in dress pink. Jaya may not be that long, but if you consider how productive Blackbeard becomes a character, it deserves more recognition that he himself gives the man such an unforgettable introduction.

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Zou

A short, but extremely important arc full of traditions that can easily go under the radar

The most A piece The arches usually last almost 100 episodes and chapters, but since Zou is not even a quarter of this length, it has become a forgotten arc over the years. It also does not help that the sheet between the entire cake and dress pink is packed, which are two massive parts of the story that initially feel far more important than Zou.

However, the truth is, although Zou, although it is so short, contains an amazing amount of tradition. The unveiling of Jack the Dürre, a brand new poneglyphic and the nerz tribe are just a few things that come out of this arc together with the newly formed pirate, nerat- and samurai alliance. This is also where Sanji's tragic background story begins to develop, which is explored even greater depth in the following arch of action. While Zou may simply be a small pit stop at first, it is more than worth being classified as one of the great ones when you consider what it offers fans.

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Skypiea

The mission of the straw hats to dissolve enel is full of juicy traditions and intensive fights

When he first got into the series of entry A pieceIt is not unusual that some fans say that Skypiea is an arch who is worth jumping for anyone who wants to catch up quickly. Over time, this feeling deserves the reputation of being somewhat unimportant, although this is far from the case. In Skypiea, the straw hats stumble onto a brand new pone gyphe, but it would also be the first time that they are encountering an enemy that uses Haki, although it is not mentioned at the time.

Skypiea also offers some incredible moments for straw hats, such as Sanji, who lies down his life by taking a Thor explosion from Enel and proving his unshakable loyalty to protect and maintain the crew. Even Robin would take part in a fight in this bow, with its only significant one-to-one battle for a very long time until she hits Black Maria in Wano against Black Maria. It may seem unimportant at first, but everyone who took the time to appreciate Skypiea will know how much it really is a hidden jewel.