7 unwritten rules must follow

This list contains spoilers.

On the surface of the world One piece It may seem alive, positive and full of joy. Although it may sometimes be true, anyone who has experience in series will know that it is also dangerous. This applies especially to those who become pirates, because at the moment they start their adventure, they give a huge goal on their backs. The character must be brave to take over this occupation of Swashbuckling, especially if they are the captain.

Given how long the Pirates existed One pieceAs the years have taken place, several unwritten rules have become common among those who take care of the treasure and adventure into the sea. Pirates may not discuss these rules openly very often, but it is clear that their adherence is the best way to avoid exposure to marines or even hostile pirates.

7

Don't take Yonko lightly

Avoid these powerful captains if not necessary

Yonko is some of the strongest characters in the whole series, which makes sense because the acquisition of this prestigious title is far from easy. Most pirates will learn about Yonk very soon in their adventure, and although they could be fascinating to read in Morgan's newspapers, it is not inspired to realize that their avoidance at all costs is strongly recommended. Everyone is able to destroy the entire crew with a single devastating attack.

If the crew collects the courage to accept Yonko, they must make sure they are much more prepared than they would usually be when they oppose the average sea or pirate ship. The characters like Law and Kid, which are already overwhelmed by themselves, were unfortunate enough to find out why they were so dangerous against Yonek. Simply put, the pirate crew should never take them easily.

6

Customize your ship

Ships feed into aesthetics and crew style

The story of Water 7 explains that most pirates consider their ship a crew member. It certainly looks like a case, given how many of them are personalized in a way that represents people who drive them. It is extremely rare to see a pirate crew that sails on an old brown carrier. Instead, many of them are full of details that emphasize what the captain and their teammates are about.

For example, a thousand Sunny is clear and cheerful, while the thriller Bark is a scary ghost ship that feeds on horror aesthetics of cooling the spine Gecko Moria. There is also Moby Dick, which is large and bombastic to resemble Whitebeard, while the boat of a large mom is covered with a series of tasty meals. Obviously, every pirate crew that wants to excel must ensure that their ship is a symbol of who they are. This philosophy resulted in some jaw designs throughout the series.

5

The higher the reward, the better

Rewards may indicate how dangerous the pirate is

Most people would be frightened because they knew they had a lot of money on their heads that hunters could make rewards or marines. One piece You don't see it like this. Bounty, on the other hand, basically represents how dangerous and infamous the pirate becomes in the eyes of the government. The higher the number, the better not only for their condition, but also their personal ego.

The main example can be seen in straw hats, which will always be able to get into the argument of who should be classified as the most valuable whenever they receive their new Bounty posters. In fact, more scoring competitions have become what the method of intimidating pirates should be. Achieving these tall characters is a goal that many crews secretly strive for.

4

Alliance is temporary

Driving along with another crew can be risky

The captain does not always want to connect with another crew, but sometimes it is necessary to take off the harsh opponent. This happened several times in Yonko Saga, where the straw hats linked not only with Capone to help handle a large mother, but also the law and even the child as soon as they reached Wano Kuni. Captains can discuss the exact conditions and details of the alliance, but the golden rule that none of them admits is that the alliance will only be temporary.

After all, these are still pirates at the end of the day. Since there is only one piece of treasure on the grab, there is no way someone would be willing to drive all the way to laugh with the second crew beside them. This is particularly important because it is easy for the captain to betray those with whom they have associated, as APOO proved after sold out and Hawkins to please Kaido.

3

Each pirate must be unique in what they offer

Having a single type of crew will not be enough to survive

For the upcoming captain, it may be easy to concentrate on getting some damage traders as quickly as possible. However, anyone who wants to survive a long and strenuous path to one treasure must make sure they have a diverse mix of characters to keep them running. Having a swordsman or two can help reduce dangerous opponents, but each crew also needs a doctor to fold them whenever things are acid.

The chef is also necessary to maintain the crew while traveling between the islands, and of course there must be a pretty deadly shooter to choose the enemies from a distance. This kind of diversity can be seen in many of the most successful pirate crews that have ever sailed around the open sea, including pirates with red hair, Whitebeard pirates, and especially straw hats who are probably a variety of crew.

2

A promise full of loyalty to the captain

No one should act without the captain's entry

While many crews may feel more like large families when they are considering how close everyone is to each other, there is still a hierarchy that everyone must remember. Of course, the captain is that the person who will call shots for adventure. While some teammates can start drunk on their own ego, if they eventually become powerful, they will eventually pay a serious price if they go against the person who gave them the opportunity to pay the sea in the first place.

Even a captain as a buggy, who is clearly bad in his work, will still demand loyalty from his crew members, although many of them can dream that one day he can take this position for himself. It is a rule that is obvious, but that people must still be sometimes mentioned to ensure that no one gets any clear idea of ​​organizing the coup.

1

Never betray the crew

One of the greatest sins that the pirate can commit

When a group of people meet and decide to create a pirate crew, they realize well that they spend the next few years searching for each other. The becoming a member of the crew essentially means signing an oath that your allies would never betray. This sentiment is repeated again and again throughout the story, one of the first characters mentioned that he was Luffy's brother ESO back in Alabast.

In his case, Ace tried to hunt a blackbeard who hit the Whiteebeard crew to get dark dark fruit, which was considered an unforgivable crime. However, even pirate crews, which seem a little more untrustworthy, such as Eustass Kid's, still watch this unwritten rule, as it was clear when Killer decided to eat an artificial smile to protect his own captain. The betrayal of a crew colleague is one of the worst sins that the pirate can commit, but unfortunately it is also the one that many figures of starving power have worked more than several times.

Release date

October 20, 1999

Network

Fuji TV

Directors

Hiroaki Miyamoto, Konosuke Uda, Junji Shimizu, Satoshi Itō, Munehisa Sakai, Katsumi Tokoro, Yutaka Nakajima, Yoshihiro Ueda, Kenichi Takeshita, Yoko, Ryota, Hiroyudi, Hiroyudi, Takhiro. Imamura, Toshihiro Maeya, Yet Endô, Nosome Shishido, Hidehiko Kadota, Sumio Watanabe, Harume Kosaka, Yasuhiro Tanabe, Yukihiko Nakao, Keisuke onishi, Junichis, Hiroyuki satou

Writers

Jin Tanaka, Akiko Inoue, Junki Takegami, Shinzo Fujita, Shhouji Yonemura, Yoshiyuki Suga, Atsuhiro Tomioka, Hirohiko Uesaka, Michiru Shimada, Isao, Isao, Takuya Masuoto, Joichi, Momoka, Momoka, Momoka, Momood, Momood, Momooda, Momooda, Momooda, Momooda, Momooda.

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  Mayumi tanaka

  Monkey D. Luffy (Voice)

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  Kazuya nakai

  Roronoa zoro (voice)