You need to sign in or sign up before continuing.
Take a photo of a barcode or cover
bookcheshirecat 's review for:
One Piece, Vol. 21: Utopia
by Eiichiro Oda
adventurous
emotional
funny
fast-paced
➽ One Piece Vol. 21 is full of action as Baroque Works and the Strawhat Pirates face off against each other! I loved seeing the individual fights and where they took place on the map. First off is Sanji who faces off against Mr. 2 who has the power of the Clone-Clone fruit! Both of them are matched in the strength of their kicks, but Mr. 2 soon finds out Sanji's weakness for women and uses it against him. I liked seeing how Sanji found his opponent's weakness in the end without compromising his ideals of never hitting women.
➽ The second battle is Zoro & Nami vs. Mr.1 and Miss Double Finger. I loved seeing Nami trying to figure out the weapon Usopp made for her - the Clima Tact! She's tired of not being able to fight and therefore requested a weapon so she can hold her own against their enemies. The battle has a disastrous start as Nami tries to figure out how to use the Clima Tact and is increasingly frustrated when it only produces cheap party tricks 😂 I loved seeing her keep fighting and using her knowledge of weather!! Meanwhile, Zoro faces Mr. 1 who can turn any part of his body into steel that can't be cut. Zoro takes it as an opportunity to become stronger and actually cut steel! I still admire his strength of will and refusal to give up!
➽ The second battle is Zoro & Nami vs. Mr.1 and Miss Double Finger. I loved seeing Nami trying to figure out the weapon Usopp made for her - the Clima Tact! She's tired of not being able to fight and therefore requested a weapon so she can hold her own against their enemies. The battle has a disastrous start as Nami tries to figure out how to use the Clima Tact and is increasingly frustrated when it only produces cheap party tricks 😂 I loved seeing her keep fighting and using her knowledge of weather!! Meanwhile, Zoro faces Mr. 1 who can turn any part of his body into steel that can't be cut. Zoro takes it as an opportunity to become stronger and actually cut steel! I still admire his strength of will and refusal to give up!
Content Warnings
Graphic: Violence, Blood, War