He transmigrated into the familiar yet strange world of pirates, bringing with him the entire wall of collectible figurines he'd just finished gathering before his transmigration.
Extract the special energy from Devil Fruits to activate the characters in the figurines, turn them into his avatars, and wield their powers!
The embodiment of destruction and power: the Minotaur Hollow.
A magical blue cat who travels through time and space, can rewrite fate, and brings treasures more alluring than Roger's fortune: Doraemon.
A yokai who commands the power of hurricanes: the Great Tengu*
Yagyu: "We come from the Illusory Organization. I am the Illusory God, above pirates, the Four Emperors, the Marines, the World Government, and the Celestial Dragons!"
This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Do not imitate.
To bring out a star destroyer like Doraemon so early. I once saw an episode where a planet destroying bomb was used to kill the rats.
Damn you, you are so cruel. Why did the author bring out Doraemon so early? I see other people writing this type of novels only come out later. And with Doraemon, isn't it invincible? Apart from other things, if the phone booth, world pause table, and lie are 800, it will blow up the pirates. Not to mention there are other powerful props.
Quite interesting. But using a female character as the driving force of the plot feels a bit purely harem-leaning. Doesn't the male protagonist have anything he wants to do? There is absolutely no point in simply collecting Devil Fruits. If you don't want to be a pirate or do anything else, a big sky gun is enough. You won't run into too much trouble if you don't collect Devil Fruits. There is no need for so many clones. A big sky* can fight and run. Don't be like some novels where you go out to fight the Celestial Dragons for devil fruits, causing a lot of trouble.
Doraemon is too scary, already invincible. The power to control the rules of the world
Is it possible for everyone who writes about pirates to be so close to Nami?
The last sentence of the introduction is a bit catchy
It's a good subject, but I don't know what it means when Doraemon appears in your introduction. It's acceptable to travel with a wife who lives in a wall, but in a world with real divisions of combat power, comedic characters with everyday imagination appear? Is this going to be a mindless push all the way or is it just pretending to be a fool to get rid of the word count? None of this is acceptable to me...
Isn't this a little similar to Ultraman? It's a figure turned into a Spark Doll.
Why are there so few updates? Are they updated every day? Today's one hasn't been updated yet!!!!
Is it you? Fantasy in the villain