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Roronoa Zoro
Gender: Male
Occupation: Swordman; Bounty Hunter; Pirate
Date of birth: November 11th
Bounty: $320,000,000

Dream: Greatest swordman in the world

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[Eng Sub] One Piece - Opening 17 Wake up! HD

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This book review is written by Juan de Dios Dougnac. He likes this book by its idea, character, and style. We both agree that the main idea of this manga is friendship. Friends keep us mentally and physically strong, and they will always be supporting you when you have difficulties. Juan states that :" the ties that unite human beings..." Friendship improves the quality of life.
Juan also talks about the main character Luffy. He is one of my favorite character in this book. He is always optimism. He trusts his crew by his heart. He is willing to face anything in his way, and this is why he will and gonna be the King of Pirate.

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Professional Book Review BY Juan de Dios Dougnac

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Professional Book Review BY Juan de Dios Dougnac

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First, we have the idea of the voyage: Luffy, a young man of just seventeen years, takes a small boat and starts travelling through the world, encountering many experiences that, good or bad, make him grow enormously as a person. Without losing sight of his dreams, as the manga advances, he drifts further and further away from the idealistic young man that started travelling without knowing anything about the world.

Another constant theme is that of friendship and the ties that unite human beings, mainly those between Luffy and his ragtag crew. After all, even the most powerful captain needs others to manage the ship: he won’t survive without a group of people supporting him through good and bad weather. Of course, even the most harmonious of friendships have their weak points, and the crew members many times end fighting and bickering among themselves, even to the point of abandoning the ship, though never for long.

Finally, we get the matter of prejudices, both social and racial. At the early stages of the manga we meet Arlong, a fish man and his crew, who have enslaved the entire human population of an island, charging them heavy taxes under the menace of slaughter. In other islands, however, the situation is the opposite: there, the fish men have no rights, and they can be murdered or enslaved without penalty. In these situations, Luffy’s crew always takes a stand, which generally means a huge amount of property damage and laying the smack down on the offending party.

Wrapping all up, One Piece is a very long saga: it started in 1997 and has continued without significant interruptions until today, with more than 650 episodes in the manga and 500 in the anime. It shows a surprisingly original take on the classic themes of the coming of age and journey of the hero. Its strongest points are the solid character development and the way it shows the thriving world in which they live. Its creator, Eiichiro Oda, is an excellent narrator, and the series always leaves one eager to keep reading, in order to know what new adventures are in store for Monkey D. Luffy and his crew.
From: http://fantasy-faction.com/2013/one-piece-manga-series-review

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This is one of my favorite quotes from this book. Death does not mean when the body ceases to function, it means when your name is spoken for the last time. This quote can relate to many people. Most of the people have some one dear to you who have past away. The only thing they left is the memories. People can be alive in memory, remember them with love, then they will be forever in our hearts and thoughts.

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From Chapter 129 - "We will allow no enemy to trample on our friend's pride!!! Have faith in us and sail straight ahead!!!" -Dorry and Brogy
From Chapter 140 - “When do you think people die? When they are shot through the heart by the bullet of a pistol? No. When they are ravaged by an incurable disease? No... It’s when they're forgotten!” - Hiluluk Doctor