3years 💔

And do you think that beginners can watch this movie?

Its too funny to ignore.

His and Izo's death was so unnecessary.

So recently One Piece Youtuber "Ohara" made a video named "The Great Kingdom's True Location Has Been THERE ALL ALONG!" and i know for certain that he straight up plagiarized a huge part of the first paragraph in my recent hypothesis based on the Elbaph mural and i will PROVE the logic behind how i came to this conclusion so lets not waste any time.

Firstly you can either watch the video he made first (which is still entertaining) OR you can read my hypothesis first. Personally i would prefer people to read my hypothesis first so you can understand the point i will make later of how he copied the order in which my theory was told. So refer to Figure 1 if you want to read my hypothesis. (im really only focusing on the first paragraph and chunks of the second paragraph. i want to be concise but i also don't want to waste peoples time with some random hypothesis from a stranger on the internet. youll know which parts of the 2nd paragraph im talking about since it isnt included in the video he made. so ignore most of it if you JUST want evidence)

So the video is essentially based upon the fact that the "great ancient kingdom" is on the redline. this was sign number one. it seems so dumb and insignificant but ive watched his others theories just now of him saying otherwise. Just a month ago he was saying that The Great Ancient Kingdom was under Enies Lobby but now he's saying it was on the redline? what changed his mind? How do you make a theory explaining how you got to this new conclusion? He doesn't really, which is my first point. He switches from random specificity, to moments of vague explanation. His framing for his theory doesn't make sense for someone thats in this case hypothesizing. And how does this constitute as being my first piece of evidence for my case? In the first part of my hypothesis i suggest there was a ruling class of people that controlled the world, in Ohara's video he states that before the Celestials even arrived onto the Redline, Lunarian's originally settled there first and were essentially the gods of the earth. So far no connection and nothing weird about these two statements i just made but please hang on, to see the point im making about his thought process. Continuing on He mentions, as seen in Figure 2 that Whitebeard reveals that a race of people lived on the Redline originally, next Ohara mentions the fact the Queen makes remarks saying Lunarians were considered Gods of the world. Also Ohara makes the connection that imu is a Lunarian, after that he states that Lunarians potentially RULED over the planet. To finally get to my key point, at 7:19 he insists that "whoever seems to live in the holy land, is considered a God of the world." NOW later in the video (13:40) he says Joy Boy was born into the same land as the Lunarians atop the Redline and he was possibly a Lunarian or Half. Joy Boy naturally (as we all know) fought in the war that created the World gov, and because of this it makes him seemingly the God of the world and for whatever reason, he had Lunarians worshiping and following him. BUT immediately after he says because of Joy Boy becoming "God-like," Imu now created 20 kings to stop him??? you see how none of this makes sense? To contextualize all of what i just said, If Ohara just stated that Imu is Lunarian and they all worship Joy Boy, But Imu's reasoning for stopping him is because his kingdom became too technologically advanced then why would Imu not be on his own kingdoms side? He makes specific points but leaves things that make no sense into vague ambiguity. If you work backwards after hearing his full point about something, you will see that it doesn't all add up, and its almost as if he co-opted information from somewhere. At his point im not even convincing readers of this that he plagiarized, im trying to demonstrate that he got his information from somewhere else and wasnt able to deduce these things on his own. Later i will prove the plagiarizing. So lets take it one more step forward to prove this, Earlier Ohara INSISTED HIMSELF that "whoever seems to live in the Holy Land, is considered a God of the world," but at 15:14 he says "Maybe Lunarians founded the great kingdom [on top The Redline] and many other races eventually joined them." This is a direct contradiction to what was JUST said 2 minutes prior within the same point that anyone who lives on the Holy land is considered Gods. Wouldn't this make all races be considered God then? there would be no conflict. This is how i know he co-opted information because he doesn't fundamentally understand the words he's even saying. If you refer to figure 3, you will see parts where i believed he co-opted information as opposed to him thinking completely and originally from his own mind to make these suggestions for his script.

Next onto my 3rd point. This is the probably the most convincing aspect of this whole thing to me and it was really when i really started to believe Ohara plagiarized multiple aspects of my hypothesis. I worked backwards to try to prove myself wrong UP UNTIL this part of the video. At 21:18 listen to what he has to say, and after a few seconds of him talking he says the words "meanwhile down on the ocean level, everyone's fighting and kind of in the stone ages." He straight up uses the EXACT same phrase i used in the first paragraph of my hypothesis. Ive never heard anyone else describe the relationship between the upper and lower world as the "stone ages." (granted i dont watch many theory videos) This was such a big hint and honestly if he didn't include this i would've thought nothing of the video and attributed it to me just being crazy. But that phrase- that description is all too specific and combined with the evidence prior, i dont think it was a mistake that he used this vocabulary here. I believe this is the biggest clue he outright plagiarized my hypothesis.

Finally ill add that upon further digging which didn't take that long, i found that Ohara has a history of stealing other peoples ideas. I cannot confirm if this is true or not but the fact that this is floating around is telling to me honestly and I feel as though this is the final nail in the coffin. I include pictures of these claims in the 4th Figure. I black out the names of forum posters just to respect the anonymity of people online. Yes i know you can easily search these up but just for the sake of respect i will blur their names out.

To be crystal clear I dont care for clout, I dont care for recognition. This reddit account is intentionally anonymous. I have a YouTube channel with a decent amount of subscribers and good views compared to the subscriber count. I say this to say, i dont care to capitalize on this situation and i really dont want drama for my channel and i want to focus on my great editing skills and substance rather than stupid things like this. I would've appreciated if he at least admitted his "theory" had inspiration from a random one piece fan online, and i would've instantly assumed i was the "random" in question and smiled to myself.

Now i know i may get questions like "Why did I make this if i dont care about clout?"

And my answer for that is because its not cool to tout yourself to your fan base like you came up and originally thought about these ideas. If you make a theory off of someone else's base, you should at least admit that it came from someone even if you dont explicitly say who. Again despite all of this, I still find the video entertaining because even though I believe he plagiarized, he still seemed to have original and fun ideas with more fluff of what could be, than I couldve ever come up with. Like i said in my cliff notes of my hypothesis, I wanted people to build off my ridiculous ideas for the simple fun of it anyway. That is all I hope someone read all this and can agree. Im not here to attack Ohara but whats right is right and whats wrong is wrong. So unfortunately i am here

I thought Oden, and Toki was strange but this is just absurd. Like umm how does a human even… 😭

When comparing ONE PIECE with a series longer than it like JoJo we can put things into perspective

JoJo currently finished Part 6 with the most recently adapted Chapter being Chapter 752 in episode 190 in comparison ONE PIECE’s Chapter 752 was adapted in Episode 688-690

To put that in perspective by the time Skypiea was ending we should of been in the middle of Dressrosa

My guess is with the new ONE PIECE Anime coming out soon it’ll take on a similar length to JoJo with its more tighter pace it promises

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Like seriously why does he even use ships?

They look past the writing, depth and emotional moments they don't look at the story, the emotion, or what makes One Piece unique they look for instant action instant powerups hate buildup and only want to see characters aura farm and one tap others they forget what one piece is about and what these characters stand for. They want immediate action and fun. they don't care about the story or what message is being told.
Agenda piece has gon too far
one piece is going down a dark path

Artist: https://www.reddit.com/u/Agent-65/s/rtxymh3Cqb

With all due respect I'm sure that everyone in this sub, myself included, loves One Piece. But to love something means to see its flaws, so what are some of your critiques on One Piece?

For me it has to be the way Haki is being used by Oda. What was once a tool to balance out the strength of Devil Fruits now just seems like the easy solution to everything. Strong Devilfruit? Haki. Opponent can't be beaten? Use more Haki. Opponent regenerates? Use even more Haki. I feel it takes away from the creativity and choreography that pre-timeskip fights used to have.

I don't know if I'm just tired of the anime version of Usopp, but the live-action version manages to be funnier and more "tolerable." I mean, even when he's scared and cowardly, it seems funnier and more natural

I've always been fascinated by Doflamingo's flashback because it shows the rottenness on both sides, this woman in particular is really terrifying how her daughter regained her freedom but was no longer able to continue living because of her memories or even physical handicaps, I've never seen this kind of stuff in a shonen

When Usopp left, Luffy was much harsher and the situation quickly turned into a fight. But when Sanji left, even after Sanji attacked him and said cruel things, Luffy was far more patient and kept insisting that Sanji would come back.

Viola, Robin, Perona, and Hancock

Who are y’all picks?

Just asking as ive recently caught up to one piece in the last few months and I keep reading theories but I wonder like in the past have one piece fans ever predicted anything from theories

Just so I know if they are worth following or just listen to for the memes

Things i think the community would’ve predicted

Luffy is joyboy from the moment I heard joyboys name I just thought of Luffy and how he’s always laughing and so happy

That there was more to Robin when she first joined the crew I think this was pretty obvious

Apart from that idk