Luffy

Monkey D. Luffy

Luffy's low intelligence is inversely proportional to his bravery, that is, he is a very unintelligent person who barely knows fear. Although he is of age, Luffy acts like a little child most of the time. He is surprised by the simplest things, such as hermit crabs or shiny things; and confuses basic concepts, being for example unable to dig two consecutive holes in the sand without filling one with the dirt of the other. Like a child, he is attracted to strange things, monsters, and strange creatures; in fact, it is normal that whenever he comes across any individual who is out of the ordinary, he immediately asks him to join his crew. One aspect to highlight is that, despite his childish attitude, when it comes to a serious fight or decisions of great importance, Luffy acts in a very mature way, defeating opponents much stronger than him. It has already been said that he is not very intelligent, but he is clever and imaginative, being able to devise strategies to save the situation no matter how difficult it may be. As Oda once pointed out, Luffy has not read a single book in his life, but not because he does not want to, but because he is incapable. The ability to remain still, focused on one thing and without distractions is absolutely incompatible with him. In fact, when he tries to think of a plan to escape from danger and tries to use logic to find a way out,