One Piece: My Companions Are Way Too Unconventional
海贼：我的伙伴太不正经
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- ACG Fanfiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Other names
- One Piece My Partner is Too CrookedEnglish name
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📢<& Great Ongoing Series with a Homebody Vibe 🎯
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The guy next door, with over 10,000 subscriptions, started his story with Talking Tom as his first companion, and you're Aqua. He runs a tavern, you run a restaurant. He travels with a tour group, and you catch pirates. I'm also planning to write a book where my first companion is SpongeBob SquarePants, I run a hotel, and we both catch pirates. All three of us will get over 10,000 subscriptions.
Aqua's setting
Aqua's character design is actually ridiculously overpowered. He is a god, immune to almost all law-based skills. He has almost unlimited HP and MP, and almost unlimited defense (his defense was never broken throughout the entire novel). He only loses his temper quickly because he is afraid of pain, and he has never actually been injured. Almost all of Aqua's skills have no cooldown.
I imagine that during the Marineford War, the main character will make a grand entrance with a bunch of comedic characters and say something like, "Hey kids, I haven't paid you back the jewels I owe you yet, are you just going to die like this and not even ask for interest?!"
To be honest, I couldn't continue reading when the protagonist ate that supposedly amazing Devil Fruit. After reading so many books where eating Devil Fruits has no side effects, seeing the same plot again felt nauseous. I think if the protagonist in One Piece has a cheat code to slowly grow stronger, he could also win using some strange and unexpected methods instead of a Devil Fruit.
So why King? I can't think of any purpose for him.
Can I have a cauliflower snake?
They actually ate a Devil Fruit! All the abilities from so many worlds aren't as good as this damn thing. I don't understand. I'm leaving.
The author was clearly in a rush, messing up the power levels. Enel, after eating the Devil Fruit and gaining the highest level of Observation Haki, trained for almost 10 years and, with his enhanced spaceship, fought Luffy, who barely got hurt.
Even comedic stories that rely on the Navy for redemption now have to face the fact that the Celestial Dragons are incredibly powerful, while the Navy's sense of justice is utterly meaningless; the jokes have lost their humor.
If wisdom had a color, it would surely be blue! Long live Axis!