One Piece’s Wano Arc didn’t just mean big things for the present of the Grand Line, but it also took fans to the past of Eiichiro Oda’s Shonen franchise, giving fans a better idea of how the world was formed. While the storyline has already finished its run in the manga, the anime adaptation is getting ready to deliver one of Wano Arc’s biggest moments, and one artist is celebrating with new art featuring the Rogers Pirates re-united once again.
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When Kozuki Oden first sought to leave Wano Country in an effort to learn more about the world outside of his homeland’s borders, he found a worthy ride in the crew of Whitebeard, who took him on as one of their own only if he could pass a severe test. Oden was tasked with swimming behind Whitebeard’s ship and did so for days. Eventually becoming a part of the crew, Oden then found himself joining Gol D. Roger’s following a confrontation between Roger and Whitebeard, with Kozuki even being near the former king of the pirates following the discovery of the One Piece treasure.
Gol D. One Piece
Twitter User New World Artur shared the new artwork from animator Takashi Kojima that features the former line-up of the Rogers Pirates, bringing together some of the biggest movers and shakers of the Shonen franchise who would be quite influential in shaping the landscape of the Grand Line:
Following the War For Wano Arc, the Final Arc of the series has begun as the Straw Hat Pirates leave the isolated nation to sail across the Grand Line once again and potentially finally get their hands on the One Piece treasure. Luckily for Luffy and his friends, Wano Country is in good hands following the titanic tussle against Kaido and his crew, but it will be interesting to see if any Wano members make a return to the manga before Eiichiro Oda finally brings his epic story, that has spanned two decades, to an end.
What do you think of this fresh take on the pirates that helped to start it all? Do you think Luffy will eventually wrap his long arms around the One Piece treasure? Feel free to let us know in the comments or hit me up directly on Twitter @EVComedy to talk all things comics, anime, and the world of the Grand Line.
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