Luffy doesn't operate that way. He literally just lets everyone do as they please and what fits them. They're all on equal standing.He does have a right hand man. His name is Zoro.
Luffy doesn't operate that way. He literally just lets everyone do as they please and what fits them. They're all on equal standing.He does have a right hand man. His name is Zoro.
I thought it was stated that zoro was his first mate, meaning that zoro is luffys right hand man. On a ship, the fist mate is like a second captain, therefore he is his right hand man. According to the wiki, the third databook mentions zoro as being vice-captain like.Luffy doesn't operate that way. He literally just lets everyone do as they please and what fits them. They're all on equal standing.
Zoro is the first mate. And they aren't on equal standing. Zoro is literally the man in charge after luffy. Idk why people believe they are on an equal standing, because luffy lets them do whatever they want? lol. Rayleigh was still Roger's right hand man, despite him being basically like Luffy.Luffy doesn't operate that way. He literally just lets everyone do as they please and what fits them. They're all on equal standing.
It would be interesting to see. ^_^Well the only thing they've got going for them is that they're probably the second strongest in the crew. But I can't see how a fight between someone with a gun and someone with a sword would go down.
The anime scene never happened in the manga. Those match-ups are fake. Looking at it like that is almost like a fight between them is inevitable, while in the manga Shanks told BB to piss of or fight him without 5 minutes of extra tension building.
Databooks aren't written by Oda. Those things are just extra merchandise and just as much canon as a One Piece calender or a Chopper plushie.I thought it was stated that zoro was his first mate, meaning that zoro is luffys right hand man. On a ship, the fist mate is like a second captain, therefore he is his right hand man. According to the wiki, the third databook mentions zoro as being vice-captain like.
In One Piece there are only a handful of first mates, and Zoro isn't one of them. Sounds all nice and dandy when you say that Zoro is the man in charge, but he is incapable to lead. He will be the first one to go in battle and never back down, but that doesn't make you a leader. The last time Zoro influenced the group of sh's to take a different actions probably dates back to Water 7 with the Usopp situation.Zoro is the first mate. And they aren't on equal standing. Zoro is literally the man in charge after luffy. Idk why people believe they are on an equal standing, because luffy lets them do whatever they want? lol. Rayleigh was still Roger's right hand man, despite him being basically like Luffy.
Except that he has been called Luffy's first mate already in the manga which Oda does write.Databooks aren't written by Oda. Those things are just extra merchandise and just as much canon as a One Piece calender or a Chopper plushie.
In One Piece there are only a handful of first mates, and Zoro isn't one of them. Sounds all nice and dandy when you say that Zoro is the man in charge, but he is incapable to lead. He will be the first one to go in battle and never back down, but that doesn't make you a leader. The last time Zoro influenced the group of sh's to take a different actions probably dates back to Water 7 with the Usopp situation.
When you look at it objectively, the people who always make the big decisions are Nami, Sanji and Robin, they create the plan the rest executes. And Luffy storms off without listening to it.
So in that aspect Riker Slade is right. Luffy treats everybody as equals including himself. Just because he is the captain doesn't make Luffy feel that he is above certain people.
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There are 10 confirmed first mates in One Piece and 4 of which are canon. So this idea of every ship has a first mate is just not true. The Strawhats don't have hierarchy, they thrive on anarchy.
the term right hand man is probably a better choice for Zoro.
The databooks are written by oda.Databooks aren't written by Oda. Those things are just extra merchandise and just as much canon as a One Piece calender or a Chopper plushie.
Zoro is directly under Luffy why? Because he is the strongest after luffy, and he was the first person to join luffy. And he is the only person that luffy actually sought out to join him.Databooks aren't written by Oda. Those things are just extra merchandise and just as much canon as a One Piece calender or a Chopper plushie.
In One Piece there are only a handful of first mates, and Zoro isn't one of them. Sounds all nice and dandy when you say that Zoro is the man in charge, but he is incapable to lead. He will be the first one to go in battle and never back down, but that doesn't make you a leader. The last time Zoro influenced the group of sh's to take a different actions probably dates back to Water 7 with the Usopp situation.
When you look at it objectively, the people who always make the big decisions are Nami, Sanji and Robin, they create the plan the rest executes. And Luffy storms off without listening to it.
So in that aspect Riker Slade is right. Luffy treats everybody as equals including himself. Just because he is the captain doesn't make Luffy feel that he is above certain people.
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There are 10 confirmed first mates in One Piece and 4 of which are canon. So this idea of every ship has a first mate is just not true. The Strawhats don't have hierarchy, they thrive on anarchy.
the term right hand man is probably a better choice for Zoro.
The first part of the list has nothing to do with the position of a first mate. The middle part applies to all strawhats and the taking charge never happened.
Second strongest of the crew.
Zoro parallels Rayleigh who's considered as the VC of Roger pirates.
He's the one to always take care of second biggest obstacle of the crew.
First one to join the crew.
Most loyal to Luffy.
Luffy has blind faith in his strength.
Can take charge if necessary.
His hype is only next to Luffy in crew.
He's the only one to not have a specific designation in the crew.
Only one to be considered as the VC by many.
To put it simply,there is no character in crew with as many qualities as Zoro to be called as VC of the crew.
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How is Nami more of a decision making Vice Captain than Zoro?The first part of the list has nothing to do with the position of a first mate. The middle part applies to all strawhats and the taking charge never happened.
The closest thing to a decision making vice captain on the ship is Nami. But like I said in my previous post. There is no need for a first mate within a 9 man crew. If for any reason Luffy isn't there, then in the best case there are still 8 people left who all very well know what their role is.
There is no need for someone to shout at the henchmen or tell a division what their next mission is. There is no hierarchy
Yeah except zoro stepped in to tell everyone else to back down when they were defending usopp. Pretty much what a vice-captain should do.The first part of the list has nothing to do with the position of a first mate. The middle part applies to all strawhats and the taking charge never happened.
The closest thing to a decision making vice captain on the ship is Nami. But like I said in my previous post. There is no need for a first mate within a 9 man crew. If for any reason Luffy isn't there, then in the best case there are still 8 people left who all very well know what their role is.
There is no need for someone to shout at the henchmen or tell a division what their next mission is. There is no hierarchy
So now Nami doing her job as a navigator makes her more of a leader than Zoro? Nami warning the crew about the weather isn't being a leader, it's just her doing her job. As far as I'm aware, Sanji has never taken the leadership role when Zoro is around.It's funny because Nami has given the crew more orders than Zoro ever has. The only instance a substantial decision was given to Zoro was what to do while they traveling on the Sea Train, and Zoro sat down, closed his eyes and basically said "Let's let whatever happens happen."
On the other hand, every time the ship needs to go somewhere, Nami is the one who gives the orders. Storm approaching? Nami gives the orders. Need to change direction? Nami gives the orders.
There's also the fact that Sanji has taken a leadership role before. The Strawhats don't have first mates and right hand men. The hierarchy is Luffy--->Everyone else, and even then, Luffy doesn't see himself as so much above the rest, it doesn't go to his head. Every Strawhat has an equal say in what they do, all of them have a voice on board the ship unless it's something like the moments where Luffy decides to go to an island. For example, in this very arc, Franky was the one who spoke up on helping the Tontottas. Luffy wasn't going to at first, but he listened to Franky, and made the decision to. If anyone thinks Luffy's crew is the type to have a first mate, you either haven't been paying attention to the dynamic Oda has established, or you wish for him to backtrack it just for Zoro, which is just an amazing level of fanboying.
In a sense, yes. That part of my post was an address to what KingHashi said above about Zoro being in charge when Luffy isn't around. Being in charge means to give orders, but Nami has given the crew orders far more times than Zoro has. The only order Zoro has ever given the crew were not to let Usopp in haphazardly, and to let luck decide whether or not a wave kills them. Nami being able to do so because she's a navigator doesn't negate the fact that she's being in a commanding position more times than Zoro has.So now Nami doing her job as a navigator makes her more of a leader than Zoro? Nami warning the crew about the weather isn't being a leader, it's just her doing her job. As far as I'm aware, Sanji has never taken the leadership role when Zoro is around.
no need for sarcasm when you're wrong, makes it only worse.Yeah except zoro stepped in to tell everyone else to back down when they were defending usopp. Pretty much what a vice-captain should do.
Oh and as far as the databook goes, i did do some research before I posted that and found that all the carriers off the databook list oda as the author. I found no hard evidence that he was not the author other than people like yourself claiming he isnt. At the very least he has some sort of supervisory role in it. If there is proof out there that he isnt I havent been able to find it. Sorry I dont have insight to all things in the universe oh kind master. Please do enlighten me oh greeat one.
Sanji kicked Luffy through a table during the Usopp argument, weeks before Zoro said something about it. How is that for leadership when you kick the captain and tell him to stop doing what he is doing.So now Nami doing her job as a navigator makes her more of a leader than Zoro? Nami warning the crew about the weather isn't being a leader, it's just her doing her job. As far as I'm aware, Sanji has never taken the leadership role when Zoro is around.
Theres no need to be rude either whether you are right or not. If someone is wrong, prove them wrong, you dont get to be a jerk just because you are right. My research into only yields what i can find on google.no need for sarcasm when you're wrong, makes it only worse.
Databooks are compiled by assistants based on manga, anime, interviews and sbs. They write some padding around it and slap it in a book.
Oda's name is still on the front because it is his damn manga.
Just like I said before, It's no more canon than a One Piece calender. If you look up a One Piece calender Oda's name also is probably on it, doesn't mean he was photoshopping choppers' Christmas hat in December.
Sanji kicked Luffy through a table during the Usopp argument, weeks before Zoro said something about it. How is that for leadership when you kick the captain and tell him to stop doing what he is doing.
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