The most popular characters about one piece

Summary

• Jinbei resists orders to follow his personal beliefs and even turn to his superiors.

• BOA HANCOCK REBELS Due to past slavery, refuses to answer control.

• Fujitor challenges corrupt marines with a focus on the abolition of Shichibai.

The work of marines in the world One piece It is to maintain status quo, which means that those who reject established rules and standards often have large targets on their backs and are worth many berries if someone can capture. However, although it means that many pirates are followed by the bat, because they decide to embark on the sea, there were also several marines who rebelled against the system one way or another and decided to go against their peers to see their ideals and beliefs.

The truth is that being a bit unpredictable and rebellious can make the character very fun to watch, given how drastically they can change the world through their actions, as was the case with several key individuals. With what was said, they are One piece Characters that are known for their willingness to go against the system and disobey the rules.

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Jinbei

Jinbei is ready to turn on your superiors if it is for more good

• First look: Episode 430

As a prominent figure among fishermen, Jinbei found himself in some quite unique positions during the series. When Shichibai became to support the equality of fishermen with people, he eventually resisted Marines orders and refused to fight against Whitebeard and Luffy during the Marineford War and showed how dead he took care of his personal belief.

A little later in the story, with a large mother, the protective insurance of the island of Fishman Iceland would be guaranteed, even though its control again relaxed to help Luffy and others escape the whole cake without their souls to rip. Jinbei may be unattractive loyal to straw hats, but in the past he has always been ready to turn on his superiors if they opposed his ideals and ways of thinking.

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Boa Hancock

Hancock's feature of rebellion against her “masters” comes from her tragic education

• First look: Episode 409

As a previous member of Shichibukai, Boa Hancock was a pirate, who agreed to always answer Marines, although she certainly had no problem disobeying and even attacking them during the Marineford War. Hancock's tragic past life, as a slave, made her tired of anyone trying to impose control over her, explaining her refusal to leave anyone around her.

Even on her island Hancock always refuses to respond to Glorios, although he is older. Luffy, of course, is the only exception to this trend, but Hancock simply refuses to answer anyone else as a survival technique to protect it and pirates of Kuja from handling and taken for granted.

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Fujitora

Like someone who knows how corrupt are the Marines, the Fujitor has no problem disobeying orders

• First look: Episode 630

Fujitor can be an admiral, but that does not mean that he acts as a lapdog for his higher-up. In fact, Fujitor sometimes feels like a revolutionary with how much he is trying to adapt and change Marines as an organization from the inside. The biggest example is how he led the campaign for the abolition of Shichibukai, which he saw as nothing but criminals who benefited from the protection that the government had promised them.

Akain may be a rank over Fujitor, but the second of these two barely follows the commands of the Admiral Fleet, always acting alone, even though he knew how powerful he was. It was said with this, it is still naval at the end of the day, and therefore devotes itself to the liberation of the world of terror and piracy, although it means constantly with their colleagues with Marines.

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Yamato

Yamato dreams of escape in captivity and liberation of Wano from corruption kaido

• First look: Episode 972

It is easy to understand why Yamato rebelled against their father Kaido throughout his life when he revealed the truth about how they were raised. Yamato was locked by Kaid as they were still growing up. Kaido would even go so far to attach a pair of explosive bonds to Yamato's wrist, just in case they had some funny ideas of leaving Wano forever.

As soon as the raid on Onigashim was finally ongoing, Yamato would have a chance to stand up to his father's last one, and even managed to land several interventions on him during their intense skirmish. As someone who looked up at the legendary magic Oden, who was known for his insolent, wild and unpredictable behavior, it is no wonder that Yamato ended so rebellious, especially with regard to their parenting.

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Blackbeard

Blackbeard will resist all laws and standards to increase their power

• First look: Episode 146

Pirates can be considered in the world as criminals One pieceBut even pirate crews have their honest codes that members must follow to create a certain sense of equality. On the Whiteebeard crew, where everyone was treated as one of the captain's “sons”, it was found that anyone who found devilish fruit would be the one who ate it, but after Blackbeard caught the chef who took Yami no, murdered his crew and fled the fruit with him.

He wouldn't stop there because Blackbeard would eventually become shichibukai, and almost immediately betrayed Marines by causing bulk escape in Impel Down prison as a way to hire new crew members. From Timeskip, Blackbeard waxed poetic about achieving a “new age”, and although he is not over the recruitment of people to his crew to achieve it, he will never answer marines or world government.

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Sabo

Sabo has shown to go to extreme lengths to take off the current status quo

• First look: Episode 494

As the second commander of the revolutionary army makes sense to introduce himself to Sabo as someone who is willing to go against grain to do things, but it is stunning how far he is willing to go to the government. During the dreaming of Sabo, he puts his life on the line not only of the free cum, but also to learn more about the mysterious IMU that was behind the scenes pulling a lot of strings.

Sabo shows rebellious qualities since he was young and decided to go against his royal family in the Kingdom of Goa. Rather than became a snobbish and arrogant prince, Sabo decided to go to the sea and, after being raised and trained by the dragon, became a huge thorn on the side of the reign.

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Monkey D. Dragon

The aim of the dragon is to dismantle the world government and bring a new era

• First look: Episode 52

Although Dragon was shown only in small flashs here and there in the whole story, it was clear that he was determined to see the world government and Mary Geois overthrow. While the Pirates ignore government rules, revolutionaries directly question them and the dragon is the one who leads the accusation.

As a result, he has become one of the greatest goals of Marines, although his quarrels are more with people who rule over naval, not soldiers themselves. Dragon planned his behind -the -scenes attacks, and his actions exert great pressure on world government, making him a real rebel in every sense of the word.

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Monkey D. Luffy

When no one else is willing to stand on a corrupt system, Luffy can always calculate to correct things correct

• First look: Episode 1

It does not matter how powerful, influential or dangerous can be a corrupt leader; Luffy is never afraid to oppose the system, which has led to liberate several countries from their sadistic rulers. Alabasta, Dessrosa, Wano, is just a handful of places that terrorized the tyrants who played Luffy a big role in removing, thus becoming a rebel with the heart of gold.

It is also quite common for Luffy to rebel against his crew and ally, because he always finds him running and gets into trouble whenever Nami or the law gives out orders. It is obvious, but as a captain of one of the most famous pirate crews in the story of Luffy also rushes against the harsh decision of the heavenly dragons and the world government with every movement they do, often without realizing it, which is clear how they fear that they are gradually happening over time.