Monkey D. Luffy

Personality & Appearance & Dreams

He has a reckless and daring personality and fearlessly takes on dangerous adventures. This shows his free spirit and boldness. Although he may seem like a simple action-oriented person, he sometimes displays sharp insight that gets to the heart of the problem. He has a childlike, innocent appearance and a personality that is weak to romance, and enjoys adventure and pranks. They risk their lives to achieve their dreams and have a strong will that does not easily give in. While possessing unique tastes, he also shows deep loyalty to his colleagues and friends. This builds trust and creates strong bonds with his colleagues. He cannot hide his emotions and always shows them as they are. This shows his pure character and sincerity. We treat everyone equally, regardless of class, race, or situation, and we treat people without discrimination. He is a character with a unique appearance and characteristics, not a typical handsome protagonist. He is characterized by his small physique, dotted eyes, and youthful appearance, and when he is angry or in a serious situation, he gives off a scary impression. He has a scar under his left eye that he left to prove his promise to Shanks, and an X-shaped scar on his forehead that he got during the Normal War. Luffy is the third shortest member of the Straw Hat Pirates at 174cm tall, but when he uses his powers, his body becomes gigantic or deformed. Gear 2: The skin turns red and steam rises. Gear 3: Parts of the body become larger. The straw hat he received from Shanks is Luffy's number one treasure, and he hates it when people touch it carelessly. Although he lacks a sense of fashion, his basic outfit is characterized by a red vest, blue shorts, and straw hat. His outfit changes slightly depending on the climate and situation on each island, but the general structure remains the same. After the New World, a belt was added to his outfit, and instead of a vest, he usually wears a red long-sleeved top with fluttering sleeves. And compared to Part 1 where he would keep his front zip fastened and undone, he always wears his front zip unfastened. Overall, his outfit is more colorful than two years ago. Luffy's goal is to find the treasure "One Piece" left behind by the Pirate King Gol D. Roger and become the new Pirate King. He had no interest in pirates as a child, but after meeting Shanks of the Red Hair Pirates, he began to dream of becoming the Pirate King. This is the central goal of the manga, and Luffy always shouts, "My name is Monkey D. Luffy, and I will become the Pirate King!" The Straw Hat Pirates also firmly believe in his goal. Luffy thinks that the Pirate King is not the ruler, but the freest person. When it comes to One Piece, he thinks that the process of finding the treasure is more important than the treasure itself. This value system is similar to that of Gol D. Roger, and many characters who understand this respect and follow Luffy. The Pirate King is not Luffy's ultimate goal, but merely an intermediate step, and his true dream has not yet been specifically revealed in the story. Only a few people know this, including Shanks, Sabo, Ace, and Silvers Rayleigh, and it seems that this dream is the same as the last dream that Roger pursued.

Ignorance & Appetite & Speech

Growing up in the mountains and not receiving proper education, he lacks basic common sense. Even his best friend Usopp calls Luffy a "stupid tin head." example 1. Aaron Park shows a genuinely weird reaction to the question "Do you know what our differences are?" by answering "nose" and "chin". 2. There are many cases where people fail to recognize disguised enemies or colleagues due to poor makeup. 3. Ignorance of important information such as the Devil Fruit, the Sea Stone, the Four Emperors, and the Seven Warlords of the Sea. 4. He seriously responded to Crocodile's comment about the Seven Warlords of the Sea by saying, "Then I am the Eight Warlords of the Sea!" cause - He trained under a bandit group for 10 years from the age of 7, and came out into the civilized world only when he was 17. - They lack enthusiasm for learning, are not interested in fields that do not interest them, and often listen to others without much thought. Luffy is simply ignorant, but has no intelligence issues. Rather, he has a good memory and can easily remember names and faces he has heard in the past. However, he just does not remember information that he is not interested in. Luffy admits his own shortcomings and asks for help from his comrades, and this honesty serves as a strength as a leader. Although he is ignorant, he makes serious judgments at important moments and is trusted by those around him. Luffy has been a big eater since he was young, and even now he consumes a huge amount of food, enough to consume most of the food budget of the crew. He especially likes meat, and considers it not just food but a panacea. He often looks for meat when he is injured or feeling weak, and never leaves food behind. His enormous appetite and speed are incomparable to those of his peers, and he even frequently shows his gluttonous side in several theatrical versions and episodes. On the other hand, his cooking skills are poor, and he sometimes ruins food or wastes food. Luffy hates being hungry and is weak to hunger. However, he also has a warm side that does not tolerate others starving even if it means starving himself. He does not enjoy alcohol, but he can drink it. He mostly uses informal speech when talking to anyone. This applies not only to his colleagues but also to characters much older than him, such as Shanks, Rayleigh, and Whitebeard. He rarely uses formal speech, only when his colleagues' lives are in danger, when expressing gratitude after a meal, when admitting a mistake and apologizing, or when talking to his teacher. Also, Luffy doesn't remember names very well, and instead calls people by nicknames, which are mostly intuitive nicknames based on their appearance or characteristics. This can often feel humiliating to the listener. However, he calls his comrades by their names, and the use of nicknames is mostly applied to people who Luffy feels do not need to know their names. Here is a summary of some of the nicknames Luffy has been given so far. 'Clown' buggy → Bamtangi-ko, Bamtangi-ko, Wangko, Redko, Roundko, Babtingko Gaimon → Mr. Susemi Igaram → Fishcake Man 'Blue Ghost & Red Ghost' Dori & Brogi → Long Man & Fat Man 'White Hunter' Smoker → Smoke 'King of the Desert' Crocodile → Alligator 'Wilderness' Bentham (Mr.2 Bonkure) → Bon Mont Blanc Cricket → Mr. Diamond 'God' Enel → King's Earlobe 'Silver Fox' Foxy → Twin-headed Iceberg → Ice Man 'Weapon of Slaughter' Rob Lucci → Pigeon Guy Pauli → The Rope Man Gecko Moria → King's Green Onion Sentomaru → Axe hachi → octopus child 'Pirate Empress' Boa Hancock → Snake Girl, Hanger Gloriosa → Grandma Bean 'Amgum' Galdino (=Mr.3) → 3 'Miracle Man' Emporio Ivankov → Iva Inazuma → crab Magellan → Poisonous Son 'Tyrant' Bartholomew Kuma → Bear-like guy 'Sea God' Neptune → Uncle Bukshilbuksil Shirahoshi → Cowardly/Cowardly Vander Decken 9 years old → The guy who throws all kinds of things Fukaboshi → Oppa Hoshi They call people by nicknames or names, and tend to use names as they become closer. They usually call their enemies by nicknames, but when a fight escalates, they change to names. Their laughter is expressed uniquely as "nishishi."

Phase & Strength & Recklessness & Camaraderie & Opposite Sex

Luffy went out to sea at the age of 17 and shook the world by causing a series of unprecedented incidents. He defeated the Seven Warlords of the Sea, destroyed Enies Lobby, and interfered in Impel Down and the Normal War, lowering the status of the Navy and the government. Luffy is a character with superhuman mentality and vitality along with a simple way of thinking. Thanks to the intense training he received from a young age, he does not lose his will even in extreme situations, and even when he was kidnapped and tortured at the age of 7, he did not open his mouth to protect his comrades. At Drum Island, he saved his comrades despite suffering from frostbite, and at Thriller Bark, he withstood 100 Shadows. He easily adapts to mentally difficult environments, and his mentality does not easily break down except in extreme situations such as Ace's death. Due to his simple personality, he is weak to hypnosis and psychic techniques, but he is not affected at all when he focuses on one thing. He has superhuman self-healing powers, so even if he is seriously injured, he can quickly recover if he eats well and rests. With his tenacious vitality and strong will, he can overcome any crisis. Luffy's strength is sometimes seen as excessive recklessness, and he is warned by his allies and enemies that overworking his body will shorten his lifespan. In Impel Down, he overcame Magellan's poison and lost 10 years of his lifespan, and in the Normal War, his life was in danger due to extreme fatigue and damage, but he barely survived with Trafalgar Law's major surgery. He puts a great strain on his body due to his excessive use of skills during battle, and this was pointed out in Enies Lobby and Thriller Bark. His colleagues also expressed concerns about his reckless fighting style, and his case where he almost died from excessive bleeding on Fishman Island is a good example of this problem. Luffy ignores the damage he has inflicted on himself, claiming that it is "a better option than losing now", but his fighting style continues to put his body and life at risk. Luffy values ​​his comrades above all else, and takes their problems seriously, not even caring about his own safety for them. He strongly dislikes his comrades having to shoulder their problems alone, and when sacrifice is needed from his comrades, he emphasizes, "If we are fellow comrades, let's risk our lives together." He never doubts his comrades, and even when Nami's betrayal was suspected, he trusted her. He also never forgives anyone who insults or harms his comrades, and even in the face of the World Government or powerful enemies, he risks his life to get his comrades back. He even defeated enemies like Crocodile, saying, "Comrades are not something to be thrown away." Luffy values ​​camaraderie and despises those who treat their comrades as tools. On the other hand, he understands the true feelings of even weak comrades and never ridicules them. He did not ridicule Mr. 3's help in the Normal War, and even when attacked due to misunderstanding, he understands the true feelings of his comrades and saves or forgives them. In this way, Luffy is the center that unites the Straw Hat Pirates with his dedication and faith in his comrades, and he is the captain who is absolutely trusted by his comrades. Luffy is a character who has little interest in the opposite sex, and even the charm of the world's most beautiful woman, Boa Hancock, did not work on him. Even when he saw her naked, he showed no emotion and simply said, "Why are you naked?" and moved on. Because of this, the fandom interprets Luffy as asexual or a character with no sexual interest. However, Luffy does not completely ignore the opposite sex. Depending on the mood, he reacts playfully, and knows how to distinguish between beauty and ugliness. For example, when he saw Nami's naked body, he got a nosebleed, but the author explained that it was because of the playful atmosphere with Usopp who was next to him. Also, although he recognized Hankok's beauty, he did not pay much attention to it, and even when he was proposed to, he firmly refused. Luffy has minimal knowledge of sexuality, but he values ​​his adventures and freedom more than anything else. He also doesn't seem to have much interest in the social contract of marriage.

D's will & his appearance as a captain & the ability to hear the sounds of all things & more

Luffy is one of the pirates with the name "D", which is connected to historically significant figures such as Rox D. Xebeck, Gol D. Roger, Marshall D. Teach, and Portgas D. Ace. The World Government and the Celestial Dragons are wary of people with the name "D", and are particularly hostile to Luffy and Teach. However, Luffy and his companions do not pay much attention to "D". Luffy started out as an unknown and grew up quickly, and there are characters who remind him of Roger. For example, Smoker was reminded of Roger when he saw Luffy's smile, and Crocus and Dr. Kureha also remembered Roger when they saw Luffy's 'D'. Also, Silvers Rayleigh, Roger's first comrade, mentioned the similarity between Luffy and Roger, and Luffy has the same dream as Roger. Luffy's straw hat was originally Roger's. Like the 'Pirate King' Gol D. Roger, he can hear the 'voices' of intelligent giant creatures such as the Sea Kings and Zunisha, which are inaudible to ordinary people. However, like Shirahoshi, 'communication' is impossible. In the anime-original episode, Legend of the Millennium Dragon, he understands Grandpa Ryu's words, but when Nami asks how he understands them, he answers, "I just feel it." It seems like he himself has no idea how he understands them. Luffy is the captain of the Straw Hat Pirates. He thinks of his comrades as friends rather than mere subordinates, and based on this, he demonstrates non-authoritarian leadership. He regards his comrades as equals, acknowledges his own shortcomings, and relies on them. He values ​​freedom, and instead of rejecting the status of a "boss," he treats his comrades as his comrades and friends, and leads his crew with his intuitive judgment and strong camaraderie. Luffy also has the determination to stand at the forefront of battles in dangerous situations and risk his life for his comrades. Despite this, he values ​​ideals over practicality, and sometimes puts his crew in danger with reckless actions. However, his comrades trust and support Luffy's leadership, and he understands their strengths well and leads the team based on this. Eyes, or in other words, his kinetic vision, is good. In East Blue, he was able to detect Captain Crow's harpoon's movements just by looking at it, and in the Water Seven arc, he was able to figure out the principle of "Body", one of the carnivorous moves used by CP9, with just a few glances [2] and perfectly reproduce it in Gear 2 state. In the first place, Luffy's mid-range/long-range strikes using the ability of the Gomu-Gum Fruit are techniques that require the ability to properly aim at the target. That's why when he was being trained by Silvers Rayleigh, he was told "You've been relying too much on your kinetic vision up until now," and he trained with his eyes covered all day in order to acquire the skill of Kenbun-sei. After being cured of Magellan's venom by Ivankov, he developed a strong immunity to the poison.

Battle Power & Before the Main Story & Part 1 & Part 2 & Limits & Part 3

A strong man who ascended to the rank of Four Emperors at a young age, he grew rapidly using the Gomu-Gum Fruit and his fighting style, and by the time of Fishman Island, he had already become a world-class strongman. Having defeated the Navy Admiral and the Four Emperors and become the new Four Emperors, he is on the verge of becoming the Pirate King, and he still has great potential for growth. As the leader of the Straw Hat Pirates, his fighting power is the strongest among the crew, and he fights enemy group leaders in 1:1 battles. Luffy uses a variety of fighting techniques, and his characteristic appearance is that he grows after losing a battle and then wins. He is also a man of extraordinary talent, and he became the Four Emperors, the pinnacle of pirates, in his 20s. As a child, he was just a simple and cheerful kid, but after meeting Shanks, he ate the Gum-Gum Fruit and became a power user. After that, through the education of his grandfather, Monkey D. Garp, and training with Portgas D. Ace and Sabo, he gained outstanding physical abilities and ability application skills. After fighting adults and beasts together with Ace and honing his skills, he continued to train on his own after parting ways with Sabo and Ace departed the port. By the time the main story begins, he has become strong enough to defeat the master of the nearby sea with one hit, and his journey begins. From the beginning, he was based on a strong ability user, but due to his young age and lack of pirate experience, he was underestimated as a "pussy" by many strong players. In the East Blue, he defeated strong players such as Buggy, Captain Crow, and Aaron, but his lack of fighting power was depicted, and he showed an overwhelming appearance in 1-on-1 battles. He had a hard time due to his lack of fighting spirit in the fight with Smoker, but after entering the Great Line, he defeated strong players such as Crocodile and Enel, and established himself as a strong player. He is an unusual case of a strong protagonist from the beginning, and entered the ranks of strong players in the first half. In Part 2, after his defeat by Kuzan, Luffy developed Gear 2 and Gear 3, and greatly grew in speed and power. He mastered the "body" mode of "carnivore" and overwhelmed CP9's Blueno, and defeated Rob Lucci with Gear techniques, becoming a strong man who even the World Government noticed. After that, he defeated Gekko Moria, one of the Seven Warlords of the Sea, and was recognized as a strong man by defeating two of the Seven Warlords of the Sea in succession. In the Shabondi Archipelago, he defeated Pacifista, and in Amazon Lily, he proved his power by overwhelming the Boa sisters, who were experts in Haki, with only Gear 20. In the normal war, he showed his ability to exploit the weaknesses of his enemies, which seemed like a thoughtless action, such as showing tactics that took advantage of Crocodile's weaknesses. At this point, he was already established as a strong player with considerably high combat power in the first half of the Great Route. Before the war, Luffy had experienced defeats against the world's top powerhouses, including Smoker, Kuzan, Borsalino, Sentomaru, Kuma, Magellan, Mihawk, and Sakazuki. Most of these were strong figures, such as the Seven Warlords of the Sea or Navy Admirals, and were opponents against which Luffy had little chance of defeating. At the time, Luffy was able to easily defeat a Navy Vice Admiral, and his fighting sense was so great that he was able to temporarily land effective hits on enemies much stronger than himself, giving them a push for a while. However, even in these fights, he often ended up losing or barely surviving. In particular, the fight with the Navy Admirals became an opportunity for Luffy to realize his own limitations, and the fight with Kuzan led to the development of Gear 2 and Gear 3, and the fight with Kizaru also led to the Straw Hat Pirates' decision to retreat. The death of Ace and the clash with Sakazuki left a great trauma, and Luffy recognized his lack of skill and decided to train with Rayleigh for two years. At the start of Part 3, Luffy has become much stronger than he was two years ago, having strengthened his existing techniques and ki while mitigating their side effects. Gear 2 can be used almost like a passive, and Gear 3 has become a skill that can be used without burden. Stability and combat endurance have greatly improved compared to two years ago.

Abilities & Gear Series & Positions

Luffy's fighting style is a unique unarmed fighting style that utilizes the properties of the Gomu-Gum Fruit, and he can fight from close range to long range using his extendable limbs. The elasticity of the rubber also makes his basic attacks more powerful, and it is a style that is honed through actual combat and improvisation rather than formal martial arts. Strength and Speed: He has shown great strength since childhood, and is often depicted pushing buildings or throwing large enemies. His speed also improves as the adventure progresses, and he shows strong reaction speed even when facing fast enemies. Gear 2: Accelerates blood circulation to maximize physical abilities. Gear 3: Inject air into the bones to enhance destructive power and range. Weapon Use: He is unskilled at weaponry and is almost incapable of swordsmanship. Instead, he uses surrounding objects as shields or throwing tools, or has a sense of using his opponent's weapons against him. Improvisation and Application: Show your combat sense by remembering and applying your opponent's techniques or actively utilizing your surroundings. Although the Gomu Gomu Fruit is not a direct combat fruit, Luffy has been training steadily with it and is utilizing the fruit's characteristics to the extreme. After acquiring the skill, fighting against users with natural abilities has become easier, and the side effects of gear skills have also been reduced, greatly improving stability. In battle, the player is less reliant on ultimate attacks, and the style is to exchange offense and defense before defeating the opponent with a final blow, creating a sport-like sense of tension. Inducing carelessness by utilizing improvisation and rubber characteristics. The growth of pure brute force and biting power is also notable. Win battles with intelligent strategy and sense rather than overwhelming force. Luffy's fighting style is unique, with a focus on his overall fighting sense and creative use of the Gomu Gomu Fruit rather than his special moves. Luffy's fighting techniques, Gears, each have unique characteristics and strengths and weaknesses. Gear 2: Features: Increases speed and power by accelerating blood circulation. Pros: Powerful attacks at high speed with no significant penalties. Cons: The destructive power and range are somewhat lacking against enemies after the New World, so the frequency of use is reduced. Uses: For speed battles, against weak enemies, and for testing. 2. Gear 3: Features: Injects air into the bones to enlarge the body, and unleashes a powerful attack. Advantages: Wide attack range and strong destructive power. Cons**: Slow and only attacks once. Uses: Effective against large enemies and small groups of people. Luffy's fighting style initially had obvious shortcomings, but as he grew, he overcame the side effects and increased efficiency. Each gear is used strategically depending on the situation, and combined with Luffy's flexible fighting sense, he has completed a unique fighting style. Luffy is the core combatant of the Straw Hat Pirates, and in battles, he is mainly responsible for **killing the enemy leaders** and finishing the fight. Luffy's role is not only a strong fighting force, but also an important figure who leads the team to victory as a decisive weapon, and in most battles, he defeats the enemy leaders at the decisive moment of victory. His role is to fight directly in battle, unlike Zoro, who plays the role of a sergeant-at-arms, and Sanji, who strategically attacks the enemy's weaknesses and leads the battle, Luffy fights directly in battle and ultimately defeats the enemy's leader. Rather than using strategies to keep himself alive during battle, Luffy sweeps away the enemy with impromptu attacks, and also plays a role in minimizing the damage to the crew by drawing the attention of powerful bosses. Thanks to Luffy's strategies, the Straw Hat Pirates have been able to fight without much damage so far.

Technology & Gear

This is a martial arts type that uses the power of the Gomu-Gum Fruit to transcend physical abilities, and uses the properties of rubber to add long-range attacks and rotational power to strengthen fighting power. Based on this, Luffy developed a technique system called Gear. The technique names follow the notation commonly used in Japanese comics, and the attacks are named using the weapon name. For example, Gear 2 develops techniques in the form of 'JET + weapon', Gear 3** develops techniques in the form of 'Gigant (Gigant) + weapon'. Basic skills (hands) Rubber Rubber Gun: A technique that uses a body that stretches like rubber to strike a distant opponent with a powerful punch that flies like a bullet. Rubber Rubber Rocket: A technique where you greatly extend your arms to grab a target point or terrain, and use the recoil of the rubber to launch yourself like a rocket. It is mainly used for movement, and has a long range, but there is a risk of falling because there is no deceleration when landing. However, Luffy, who is a rubber man, will not die unless he falls into water, and team kills can occur if used with other people. Rubber Rubber Bazooka: A powerful long shot that is fired with both palms after extending both arms back vigorously and adding the return recoil. Usually used by rushing toward the opponent while extending the arms back at the same time to hit from zero distance. Rubber Rubber Gun Rampage: A technique that quickly unleashes many punches like bullets, defeating the opponent without giving them time to counterattack. It is useful for dealing with multiple enemies because it has a lot of attacks. Rubber Rubber Bullet: A technique where you extend your arms and use elasticity to deliver a heavy body blow to your opponent. Rubber Rubber Storm: A technique where the user sucks in until their body inflates like a giant balloon, twists their body in that state, exhales air toward the ground, spins around, and flies into the air, using that momentum to unleash a barrage of rubber rubber bullets. Rubber Rubber Rifle: A technique that involves twisting the extended arm and applying the rotational force to a punch. Rubber Rubber Siege Cannon: A technique that fires a rubber rubber bazooka with increased destructive power by adding momentum to the posture of firing a rubber rubber barrage. Foot technique Rubber Rubber Whip: A technique that stretches the legs like a whip and instantly clears out enemies around you. Gomu Gomu Spear: A technique where you raise your toes into a spear shape and then impale your opponent. Rubber Rubber Axe: A technique where you raise your legs high into the sky and then slam them down in one breath. Rubber Rubber Stamp: A technique where you forcefully drive the sole of your foot into your opponent as if stamping them. etc Rubber Rubber Balloon: A technique that combines offense and defense that allows you to blow away projectiles and the like by inhaling a large amount of air and inflating your body like a balloon. Rubber Rubber Bell: A technique that blocks the opponent's arms and legs, stretches the head back, and then quickly pulls the opponent back to strike them. When the technique is used, a loud noise like the ringing of a bell rings out. Armed Rubber Rubber Bell: A rubber rubber bell used as a head with an armed color. Gear is a technique system devised by Monkey D. Luffy, and is a strategy that maximizes the power of the Gomu Gomu Fruit. Gear 2 strengthens the circulatory system, and Gear 3 strengthens the skeletal system. Two years ago, Gear 2 and 3 could be linked to greatly increase combat power, but it was difficult to use for a long time due to the large stamina consumption. After two years of training, the side effects have been minimized, and Gear 2 and 3 have become basic techniques in the New World. However, Gear 2 and 3 do not show much effect when fighting strong opponents.

Gear 2

By using the fact that blood vessels (circulatory system) are rubber, the limbs contract like a pump and increase the blood circulation speed, explosively increasing physical abilities. This is the first technique of the "Gear Series", a fighting style created after being defeated by Navy Admiral Aokiji, thinking that he needed to become stronger to protect everyone, and it was first used in the fight against CP9. It first appeared in the Water Seven arc, episode 387 of the original work, in the Battle of Blueno. Gear 2 is a technique that drastically enhances Luffy's physical abilities, increasing his blood circulation speed, raising his body temperature, turning his skin red and producing steam. In this state, his attack and movement speeds increase dramatically, and his destructive power also increases. In Part 1, Gear 2 was used as the minimum requirement to deal with strong opponents, and two years later, it became possible to use Gear 2 without taking a stance, and it became possible to apply it only to certain parts of the body. It increases blood pressure rapidly and improves physical abilities, but excessive blood pressure puts a great burden on the heart and causes serious exhaustion when used for a long time. There was a problem of physical exhaustion at first, and there is also a risk of excessive bleeding. After two years of training, the burden was reduced by increasing blood pressure only on a part of the body, and the problem of excessive bleeding still exists, but there is also a possibility of overcoming it. technology Gomu Gomu JET Gun: A Gear 2 version of the Gomu Gomu Gun, with greatly enhanced speed and power. It is so fast that you can't even see the moment the arm contracts, and before Luffy fully mastered Gear 2, he had to estimate the distance before attacking. If you add the Armament Color Haki, you can even defeat the Pacifista in one shot. Gomu Gomu JET Rifle: Gomu Gomu Rifle Gear Second Version. Gomu Gomu JET Bazooka: Gomu Gomu Bazooka Gear 2 version. It has a destructive power on a different level than the Gomu Gomu Bazooka. It is so fast that only the last movement is visible, so it looks like Luffy headbutted it. Even the strongest iron ingot, 'Iron Ingot Kang', cannot stop it. Even if you use the armed color Haki, your body will fall backwards due to the pressure. GUM GUM JET WHIP: GUM GUM WHIP GEAR 2 VERSION. Rubber Rubber JET Bullets: Rubber Rubber Bullets Bullet Gear 2 version. Gomu Gomu Twin JET Gun: Gomu Gomu Twin Gun Gear 2 version. Leaves a clear fist mark on the affected area. Gomu Gomu JET Gun Rampage: Boasts a striking speed much faster than the original Gun Rampage. Luffy's fists move so fast that they seem to disappear, and he quickly strikes his opponents. This technique was first used against CP9's Rob Lucci in Enies Lobby, and is powerful enough to render him unconscious. This scene is considered one of the best scenes in One Piece. Armed Color+ Gomu Gomu Red Hawk: A technique that recreates the "Fire Fist" technique used by his dead sworn brother Portgas D. Ace. Using the Armament Color Haki, he hardens his fist and returns it to its limit, igniting it with the frictional heat and impaling the enemy. In the TVA SP "3D2Y Ace's Overcoming Death! Luffy, Oath to Friends", Luffy, who cannot even use Armament Color properly, accidentally learns it while fighting Bandi World. It appears as Luffy's finishing move in Pirate Warriors 3, but is his basic move in Pirate Warriors 4. It was first used against Hody Jones, the captain of the New Fish-Man Pirates, in Fish-Man Island.[8] With the acceleration from the elasticity raised to the limit, the Armament Color Haki, and the firepower of the flames, it is the most powerful technique used alone by Gear 2.

Gear 3

Gear 3 is a technique created by Monkey D. Luffy to become stronger, using the power of the Gomu Gomu Fruit to blow air into his bones, making parts of his body larger. This technique first appeared in Water Seven, and was used properly in the battle against CP9's Rob Lucci. It was already completed along with Gear 2, but was not used in the battle against Blueno, and was first used when destroying the underwater passage. This technique maximizes destructive power by increasing the size of the body. A technique to enlarge the body by blowing air into the arms, mainly by blowing air into the mouth through the thumb. This maximizes the attack range and power, boasting strong destructive power, and is effective in crushing multiple enemies or solid structures. However, it has the disadvantage of slowing down due to the increased size, and weakening defense due to the body becoming bulky. Two years later, it became possible to extend only the tip of the arms, improving the striking speed and range, and also making continuous attacks like Gatling possible. However, it is still limited due to speed issues in fights with strong opponents. When using Gear 3, the body shrinks due to recoil, and the combat power is almost 0. This recoil lasts in proportion to the time of use, and during that time, running away or hiding is essential. Gear 3 boasts great destructive power, but it is also dangerous and risky. However, after two years of training with Silvers Rayleigh, the body no longer shrinks after using Gear 3. Rubber-Rubber Giant's Gun: Gear 3 version of the Rubber-Rubber Gun. Its destructive power can shatter even the strongest structures, and it deals such enormous damage that even the carnivore master Rob Lucci would lose consciousness even if he were to use an iron ingot to guard. Since the technique's characteristics allow for a wide range of attacks at Gear 2 or higher, it is more effective when there are a large number of opponents. Rubber-Rubber Giant's Axe: Gear 3 version of the Rubber-Rubber Axe. Slams down with all its might with its enlarged foot. It has incredible destructive power that can even sink sturdy warships. Gum-Gum Giant's Whip: Gear 3 version of the Gum-Gum Whip. It even comically breaks the masts of large warships carrying 1,000 or more men. Gum-Gum Giant's Bazooka: A Gear 3 version of the Gum-Gum Bazooka. It was first used against Oz in Thriller Bark. However, since he was not familiar with Gear 3 at the time of Part 1, there was no description of elasticity when using the technique, and he could only swing his enlarged arms, so it was basically just crushing him with the two giant arms he gained from jumping from the mast of Thriller Bark. Gum-Gum Giant's Rifle: Gear 3 version of the Gum-Gum Rifle. Rubber Rubber Giant Stamp: Gear 3 version of the Rubber Rubber Stamp. +Armed color Rubber Rubber Elephant Gun: A rubber giant pistol with a rubber-rubber giant gun clad in a military-colored armor. Even when used in the ocean where Devil Fruit users cannot use their powers, it has the power to blow away a sea king weighing 4,000 tons (4 kilotons). Rubber Rubber Elephant Gun Rampage: A rubber rubber giant wearing a colorful armor. Given enough time, it can destroy a giant ship half the size of Fishman Island.

Passion

King's Color Haki: Luffy has mastered the King's Color Haki, a trait that only one in millions of people in the One Piece universe can obtain. In Part 1, he unconsciously manifested King's Color and shocked his pets, the navy, and pirates, and he activated it in the Battle of Marineford to great effect. However, at the time, he could only use the Haki through heightened emotions, and he could not control it without realizing it. In Part 2, through training with Rayleigh, he was able to freely control King's Color, and demonstrated the ability to adjust the output and range to knock out specific targets. For example, in Fish-Man Island, he knocked out 50,000 underlings at once. Armament Color Scheme: Armament Color Scheme wraps around the body or weapon like invisible armor, drastically increasing durability and attack power. When surrounded by Armament Color, the area turns black, which is called Armament Color Hardening. This hardened area becomes strong enough to deflect blades and bullets, and can also defend against non-mechanical attacks such as heat or lightning. Experts can harden their entire body by covering it with Armament Color, but this wastes Armament Color and can actually decrease defense. Characters who have used Full Body Hardening are often defeated, so it is considered a dangerous technique. Sensational Ability: Sensational Ability is the ability to detect various information, including the presence and emotions of an opponent, and is used to predict their attacks or actions in advance. In Skypiea, this is called 'Mantra', and the detection range can be expanded through training. It can be innate, and can also be manifested in extreme situations. Experts can detect a wide range of presences, and through this, they can predict and respond to an opponent's attack. However, even if you can predict an attack, it can be useless if your body cannot keep up. As you become stronger, you can detect presences from a wider range, and some strong people can detect the entire island.

Human relationships

Roronoa Zoro: Zoro is Luffy's first comrade and reliable right-hand man, and he is the person who trusts and respects Luffy the most. Zoro values ​​Luffy so much that he would risk his life to lead Luffy to the Pirate King, and he is the person who understands and communicates with Luffy the best. He trusts Luffy in battle, recognizes Luffy's abilities, and has high expectations for him. In addition, Zoro is the de facto vice-captain of the Straw Hat Pirates and respects the captain's authority. However, he is usually simple-minded and reckless, often lacks a sense of direction, and is often involved in Luffy's accidents. Despite this, he is Luffy's most comfortable comrade and important person, and their relationship is bound by deep trust and friendship. Nami: Nami is Luffy's important companion and navigator, and is the key figure who started his voyage. Luffy trusts Nami deeply and considers her an important member of the pirate crew. Nami, who has been with him since the beginning, helps Luffy in many ways, and sometimes tries to control Luffy's reckless spirit of adventure. Luffy trusts Nami's abilities and recognizes Nami's role in navigation and management. In battle, he is often seen protecting or taking care of Nami, and while Nami is concerned about Luffy's actions, she follows his instructions to the end. The two rely on each other strongly outside of battle, and Nami is often seen violently restraining Luffy's reckless nature. Usopp: Luffy and Usopp are friends of the same age, and they quickly became close friends from the moment they first met. Their mentalities and comedic codes match well, so they are like soulmates. They always go together in the pirate group and often enjoy fishing. The two share a man's romance and pride as warriors, and move toward the same goal. However, Usopp is timid, and is often shocked by Luffy's reckless actions, and plays the role of criticizing Luffy's nonsense. Sanji: Sanji is a cook who plays an important role in the Straw Hat Pirates and is Luffy's trusted comrade. Sanji is important to Luffy not only in battle but also in his meals and nutrition management, and he has emphasized the importance of Sanji as one of the reasons why Luffy cannot become the Pirate King. In addition, Luffy directly mentions Sanji's fighting ability and trustworthiness, and Sanji's absence is a great blow to the pirate crew. Sanji has a lecherous personality, but Luffy finds it amusing. Luffy has been saved from danger many times with Sanji's help, and Sanji's presence is essential to Luffy. Tony Tony Chopper: When Luffy first met Chopper, he approached him without any preconceptions and played a key role in recruiting him to the pirate crew. Chopper is considered the youngest of the line along with Luffy and Usopp, and is very important to Luffy, and is in charge of the Straw Hat Pirates' medical skills. Luffy often gets scolded by Chopper because he overworks his body, but Chopper vows to become a monster for Luffy. Luffy also teaches Chopper basic common sense. Nico Robin: She sees Luffy as her savior, just like Hagwal D. Sauro in the past. Luffy gave her back the life and dreams she had given up on, and changed her dark personality. Robin reacts favorably to Luffy's actions, sometimes loving him like a mother. She also plays a role in providing important knowledge and information within the pirate crew, and is a key member who knows important information about Raftel, playing a big role in Luffy's journey to become the Pirate King. Franky: Franky was initially an enemy of Luffy, but later became a comrade in arms while fighting against the World Government together, and resolved the conflict by building the Sunny. He plays an essential role in the pirate group with his outstanding shipbuilding and engineering skills, and is also a powerful combat agent in battle. Franky mostly hangs out with Luffy, Chopper, and Usopp, and forms a relationship with them where he plays with them like a foolish uncle. He sometimes tolerates Luffy's foolishness, but when he crosses the line, he becomes frustrated and warns him.

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Brook: Brook is an Afro skeleton who gave his second life to Luffy, and he took on Luffy's long-held dream of becoming a musician. He feels joy from meeting his comrades after 50 years, and is loyal to Luffy and treats him like a captain. He plays a cheerful role as a mood maker, and with a personality younger than Franky, he gets along well with his comrades. He shows his abilities in battle and is a joker who plays various roles. He almost unconditionally follows Luffy's foolishness. Jinbe: Luffy was frustrated by his guilt over not being able to save Ace, but it was Jinbe who helped him pull himself together and get back on his feet. Two years later, on Fishman Island, Jinbe helped Luffy defeat Hody Jones and saved the Dragon Palace Kingdom. He also saved Luffy's life by giving him his blood when he was in danger due to excessive bleeding. Because of this, Jinbe was a candidate to join Luffy's pirate crew, and after Fishman Island, he was the person Luffy tried to recruit himself. Going Merry: When Usopp joined the Straw Hat Pirates, the Merry was also treated as a comrade. The Merry was loved by Luffy and his friends despite many adventures and accidents, but eventually, when it was diagnosed that it had a limited lifespan, Luffy decided to abandon the Merry. Usopp opposed this and dueled Luffy, who won the duel. Later, the Merry split in two while carrying Luffy and his friends to Anies Lobby for its final voyage, and the Merry was burned to fall into the sea. The Merry said its final farewell and disappeared. Portgas D. Ace: Luffy's sworn brother, Ace, was more than just an older brother to Luffy. At first, he was on bad terms with the cold Ace, but as they grew up together, they developed a deep brotherly bond. Ace was Luffy's spiritual pillar, and Luffy infiltrated Impel Down and intervened in a large-scale war to rescue Ace. However, when Ace died during the war, Luffy fell into great sorrow and denied himself that he could ever become the Pirate King. Luffy thinks of Ace as his real older brother, not his sworn brother, and feels a deep sense of loss when Ace blocks Sakazuki's attack with his own body and dies. Ace was more important to Luffy than just a comrade. Shanks: Luffy's lifesaver and the person who made him decide to become a pirate was Shanks. Shanks taught Luffy the values ​​of a pirate and the Straw Hat, and Luffy came to admire Shanks' Red-Haired Pirates. Shanks, who was formerly an apprentice of Roger's Pirates, later grew up to be one of the Four Emperors and became a pirate role model for Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates. Luffy mentioned that he wanted to defeat Shanks in the New World, meaning that he wanted to fight together with him, not as an enemy. Coby: A friend Luffy met after his first voyage, and after Luffy saved him from being Alvida's servant, he began to dream of joining the Navy. Coby respects Luffy as a benefactor, but also has a goal of becoming a Navy admiral and capturing Luffy. Luffy likes Coby as a friend, and believes that one day he will become his rival. Silvers Rayleigh: Rayleigh was the former vice-captain of the Roger Pirates and a mentor who helped Luffy improve his skills. He was saved by Hachi, and later played an important role as a benefactor to Luffy and Hancock. His reputation and strength are so great that the Navy and other people are shocked when they hear his name or meet him in person. Despite the 20-year gap between Part 1 and Part 2, he still boasts strength that is strong enough to face the Navy's strongest force, the Third Admiral Kizaru. Sabo: Sabo is Luffy's other sworn brother, and the only remaining brother after Ace's death. The two meet again in Dressrosa after 12 years, and Luffy thought Sabo was dead. In the past, Luffy asked Ace to "not die", and Ace responded. Sabo was saved by Dragon and lost his memories, but Ace's death caused Luffy great mental shock when all his memories were restored.

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Nefertari Vivi & Karu: She was an important helper when Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates fought against Crocodile in Alabasta, but she declined the offer to sail with them as a comrade. Although she does not sail with the Straw Hat Pirates, she is a close friend and comrade who taught Luffy how to be a leader at a crucial moment, and is more of a recipient of help. Boa Hancock: Hancock is one of the women who has a crush on Luffy. She met Luffy as an enemy at first, but later became very obedient because of her pure heart towards Luffy. She helped rescue Ace, saved Luffy several times during the war, and hid and helped Luffy for two years. Hancock is someone who would risk her life for Luffy. Edward Newgate: He met the Whitebeard Pirates to rescue Ace during the Normal War, and Whitebeard treated Luffy as a brat, but later saw Luffy's King-like spirit and chose him as the last resort to rescue Ace. Luffy succeeded in rescuing Ace, and Whitebeard's choice was right. Luffy evaluated Whitebeard positively after his death, and Whitebeard remained a figure who had a significant influence on Luffy. Monkey D. Garp: Luffy's grandfather, Garp, was a vice admiral of the Navy, and he and Luffy had an antagonistic relationship as pirates and the Navy. Garp forced Luffy to become a member of the Navy and subjected him to training that bordered on abuse, but Luffy became a pirate. In the final battle, Garp tried to stop Luffy, but was unable to fight and was intentionally hit by Luffy's fist. Garp still cares for Luffy, but the two have a complicated and conflicting relationship. Monkey D. Dragon: Luffy's father, Dragon, is the commander-in-chief of the Revolutionary Army and the world's worst criminal, and has little contact with Luffy. Luffy learned that his father was Dragon from his grandfather Garp, and Dragon tried not to directly influence his son Luffy. However, Dragon loves Luffy, and often visits the Goa Kingdom and Fusha Village to watch over him, and when Luffy was in danger in Logue Town, he personally stepped in to help him. Emporio Ivankov: A comrade of his father's revolutionary army, and the one who cured Luffy when he was poisoned by Magellan. After learning that Luffy was the son of Dragon, Ivankov also joined Luffy in the rescue operation of Luffy's older brother Portgas D. Ace. Curly Dadan: A character who raised Luffy, Ace, and Sabo when they were young, and although she initially disliked and resented them, she eventually developed deep affection for them. When Ace was about to go out to sea, she cried saying "I hate bandits, but I like you guys", and after the war, Luffy was even sadder after Ace's death, and she declared that she would support Luffy no matter what kind of pirate he became. She was like a mother figure to Luffy, Ace, and Sabo. Bartholomew Kuma: When they first met, he showed overwhelming strength, causing Zoro to sacrifice himself and scattering the group, making him a very disliked person to Luffy, but thanks to that, he received help from Boa Hancock and Amazon Lily. After that, when they reunited in the normal war, Kuma had lost his personality and became a human weapon, and two years later, he learned that Kuma was a member of the revolutionary army and his intentions. Luffy vaguely realized Kuma's intentions and evaluated him as a good guy. Hachi: He was a former Aaron officer, but after the Aaron crew was destroyed by Luffy's pirate crew, he fled from the navy and came to the Great Passage, where he started selling takoyaki with Keimy and Papago. He was later captured by Makuro's crew while trying to save Keimy, but was rescued by the Straw Hat Pirates, and later gave them takoyaki as a token of his gratitude. He worked with Keimy, who was rescued by Luffy and his crew in the Shabondi Archipelago, and they became friends.

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Smoker first defeated Luffy in Logue Town and vowed to pursue Luffy to the end, but later, after seeing Luffy's actions in Alabasta, he began to accept Luffy's humanity. He understood Luffy's actions to take down Crocodile and let him go, and Luffy acknowledged Smoker, saying, "I don't hate you." After that, he tried to arrest Luffy again, but he also seemed to acknowledge Luffy inside. Mr. 2 Bonkure: He first meets Luffy in Alabasta, and they become enemies later on, but he admires Luffy's camaraderie and suggests that they become friends again after the organization's downfall. He helps Luffy and his friends at the Navy Headquarters, and later plays an important role in rescuing Luffy in Impel Down. When Luffy is trapped by Magellan, he rescues him in the "name of friendship", and he opens the Gate of Justice in Impel Down and guides him to Marineford. Bonkure is a true friend and benefactor like the Straw Hat Pirates, and is someone who has provided important help to Luffy. Mr. 3 Galdino: Originally Luffy's enemy, but later owes Luffy a debt and plays a big role in the Normal War. In the war, he disguises himself as an executioner and helps Luffy rescue Ace. If Whitebeard had won the war or Ace had survived, Mr. 3 would have played an important role in the war. Although he started out as a villain, he changes into a helpful character under Luffy's influence and shows Luffy's ability to lead people. Buggy: After being defeated in East Blue Orange Village where he first confronted Luffy, he reunites with Logue Town and attempts to execute Luffy, but fails. He is later imprisoned in Impel Down by the Navy, and they meet again when Luffy is imprisoned. They briefly overcome their ill feelings and begin to work together while making a deal over Captain John's treasure. Buggy tries to use Luffy, but feels guilty about Luffy's naivety, and his past is revealed as they cause chaos together in Impel Down. Crocodile: After being defeated by Luffy in the Alabasta Arc, he was imprisoned in Impel Down Level 6, and later accompanied Luffy on his escape. He attempted to ambush Whitebeard in the Summit War, but failed due to Luffy's interference. During the battle, Crocodile took care of the Navy's executioners and briefly joined hands with Luffy and Whitebeard. After Luffy's mental breakdown due to Ace's death, he helped him save Jinbe, and it seems that Crocodile was eventually drawn to Luffy. Bellamy: Bellamy, whom Luffy encountered in the past in Jaya, was a character who mocked Luffy by saying that pirates who dream of golden scents are fools, but later gets knocked out by one of his punches. Kuzan: At first, he was hostile to the Straw Hats because of Nico Robin, but he retired due to their overwhelming power. After that, he left the Navy and the ill feelings disappeared, and he met the Straw Hats again after the Normal War. In Film Z, he lost his leg in a bloody battle with Sakazuki and wandered, and although the Straw Hats were still wary, Kuzan said he had no intention of fighting and enjoyed the hot springs comfortably. Bolsarino (Kizaru): He is not as prominent as Sakazuki, who is practically a mortal enemy, but he had a very bad relationship with the Shabondi Islands during the time. He was summoned because of the assault on the Celestial Dragon, but this human's sortie not only caused a crushing defeat for the Straw Hat Pirates, but also caused the pirate group to collapse and take two years to recover. Sentomaru: Luffy had no choice but to run away due to the overwhelming difference in strength between him and Sentomaru in the Shabondi Archipelago, but the two recognized each other. Two years later, Luffy, who has now reunited with Sentomaru, happily calls him "Axe", leaving open the possibility of a reunion. Donquixote Doflamingo: He had a hunch that Luffy was the culprit behind Crocodile's failed attempt to overthrow the country, and had been keeping an eye on him. He had been expecting him to become a big shot after seeing him use his King-like energy in the summit showdown. Rob Lucci: Enemy during the Water Seven arc.

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Sengoku: He was Luffy's grandfather and the same age as him, and at first he thought Luffy was a troublemaker. However, after retirement he became more easygoing. If Sengoku had executed Ace, he could have become Luffy's mortal enemy, but when Luffy interfered with his attempt to execute Ace, he was distraught and allowed the opportunity. Magellan: He is the one who injected poison into Luffy, which almost killed him, and even when he was barely cured by Ivankov, the side effect shortened Luffy's lifespan. Sakazuki (Akainu): He is the character who killed Luffy's older brother Ace in the Normal War, and is the most hostile character to Luffy. Luffy suffered trauma from Ace's death, and showed anger when he reunited with Sakazuki. Sakazuki sees Luffy as a threat to the World Government, and insists that he should be eliminated because of his bloodline, and two years later, he still sees Luffy as an enemy. Marshall D. Teach: Teach is Luffy's inevitable enemy in his quest to become the Pirate King, and he has a strong resentment towards him due to his involvement in Ace's death. He showed hostility towards Teach when they reunited in Impel Down, and he also expressed hatred towards Teach in Dressrosa, conscious of their relationship. However, he did not pay much attention to Teach in Fish-Man Island.