One Piece (3-in-1 Edition) Volume 2: Includes vols. 4, 5 & 6 (One Piece (Omnibus Edition))

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A priča mi je baš simpa. Luffy je klinac koji želi postati pirat i uzor mu je kapetan Shanks, koji mu jednom prilikom spasi život. Deset godina kasnije Luffy kreće u potragu za posadom jer želi postati kralj pirata, pronaći Shanksa (koji je otad nestao) i usput pronaći One Piece, legendarno blago najpoznatijeg pirata Old Rogera. Na svom putovanju skuplja zanimljive likove i susreće se sa svakakvim opasnim, čudnim, zločestim personama. Kroz priču se provlači i dosta zabavnih fora, a i nosi divne poruke kao recimo: tvoja obitelj i prijatelji su tvoje blago, trebaš ih čuvati i braniti. Ili, trebaš pomoći onome tko je u nevolji. I uvijek pronađi nešto pozitivno u svakoj situaciji, koliko god bila teška. Također, čuko Chouchou mi je bio divan i voljela bih da je postao dio Luffyjeve posade. Baš sam uživala u čitanju i na jesen ću zamoliti to dijete može li mi posuditi idući svezak. Također, jedva čekam da iskomentiram ovaj dio s njim. By contrast, I loved the Baratie arc in the anime, and I love it here! A fish-shaped restaurant in the middle of the ocean staffed by fighting cooks is such a cool idea. And it gives us our first look at Sanji. Stalno vidim kako jedno od djece u školi čita One Piece pod odmorom i iskomentiram mu jednom kako bih ju i ja voljela čitati. I neki dan on dolazi kod mene u ured i donosi mi prvi svezak da čitam. Baš mi je nekako bilo milo pri srcu, pogotovo jer je to dijete s problemima. Zbog toga mi je još draže što sam ju pročitala i kroz priču mu se mogu približiti.

I can still see why people really like this series. It's weird, and some people like weird. Usually I like weird. The problem for me more than anything, I think, is the characters. There's no complexity to them. What you see is what you get, and what I see isn't anything that interests me all that much.

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No is more surprised than me to say I actually really enjoyed the first three volumes of One Piece. I've had my eye on it for a while, and with it fitting one of the readathon prompts, I thought why not?

I started with Omnibus 1 because I just had to see all these years later if it can recapture the same feelings. This covers Luffy on his first adventure alone, meeting Zolo (I'm so used to Zoro, not sure why it changed), meeting Nami, and then the first arc with Usopp. Zolo and Luffy's arc is probably the best, as it's fast paced and funny, but Nami has some heartfelt moments especially with a doggie, and usopp is charming and cute. Translated in various ways (friends, family, crew) in the manga and anime, but almost never in the dictionary-suggested translation that seems most appropriate to me on various levels: comrades. (The Straw Hats ARE a fantastic found-family too! But that’s apparently not one of the things the word means.)On the other hand, the anime has the advantage of knowing where the story is going to a greater extent than probably either Oda or the translators did at the time. It was initially baffling to see Roronoa Zoro called "Zolo". The dude is a master swordsman who wears a dark bandana on his head - OBVIOUSLY a Zorro reference, so why would you spell his name like that? BUT, then I realized that in the chapter where his name is first mentioned, we (and presumably the translators) were not presented with either of those facts, nor would the number of references to other adventure stories have been obvious. Likewise, the anime adds in a bunch of fun little cameos of Nami stealing stuff and ALMOST crossing paths with Luffy before the moment where she actually officially enters the story. Digital goods, open DVDs and Blu-rays, smart art prints, mystery bundles, and final sale items are excluded from the return policy. Zaista, zaista nisam htjela započinjati novi serijal. Zaista. Ale eto, ovo je bilo jače od mene. Posebno kad mi je knjiga ponuđena na pladnju. I've watched the anime as far as the Alabasta arc - which is still only about 10% in to the total story that exists to date - and am OBSESSED. So I wanted to see how the manga compared, since I'd seen commentary that it is A) faster to get through and B) has more detailed art, including shading that makes characters like clown-themed pirate Buggy more genuinely scary-looking. Long, long ago, I read volume one of this manga, thought it was decent, then never continued with the series.