One Piece's 1036-episode comic book comes crashing, and it's about many characters on the battlefield, Sauron and KING, The Nine Heroes, Drake Up and CP0, and Luffy's battle with Kaido. However, the most important content of this sentence is not the fight, but the Oda sensei borrowed Usopp's mouth to express his views on "samurai culture", which many fans praised.
Sauron incarnates as the "King of Hell" and defeats the Three Plagues
This episode begins with a description of Sauron's battle with the Embers of the Three Plagues, which ended in Sauron's narrow victory. Ember, shot down by Sauron, was badly wounded, and feathers were scattered in the air, and it was clear that Ember had no power to fight back. However, ember's performance in this battle is obvious to all, or very strong, in line with the strength of the "imperial vice".
During the fall, Ember remembered a conversation with Kaido, who had always regarded Kaido as the "strongest" and the only one who could become "One Piece". Aside from his position, Ember's loyalty to Kaido is as admirable as Sauron's to Luffy. Ember's defeat confirms that the pirate world is cruel, and perhaps only the winner has his right to speak, but at the same time he is benevolent, and his feelings for Captain Kaido are not half adulterated.
After defeating Embers, Sauron recalled the bold words he had made to Luffy before, but he had threatened to defeat Hawkeye before he would never lose again, and now it seems that Sauron has fulfilled his promise to win the final victory even in the face of Ember, the deputy of the Four Emperors. Interestingly, Sauron, who defeated embers, called himself "King of Hell", a title that was somewhat secondary, but it was very much in line with Sauron's positioning, perhaps in the eyes of the enemy, he was the "King" from Hell.
Oda borrows Usopp's words and denounces "samurai culture"
The picture comes to Usopp's side, Usopp desperately protects Jinweimen and Aju in the battlefield, but Both Jinweimen and Aju say that they don't have to care about themselves and save each other first, which makes Usopp very angry, and loudly asks them both why they came here, are the samurai so eager to die? What is "high purity" and what is "blame cutting"? I don't like your culture at all! Even if you have a runny nose, you will bite the expectation of life, no matter how ugly you are, you must live, only by living can you live now!
I had no idea that the "samurai culture" that Oda had been portraying was so unbearable in Oda's mind. Through Usopp's words, it is not difficult to find that Oda does not like the so-called "samurai culture" in his heart, and it can even be said that he does not understand the meaning of the existence of "samurai culture". Usopp's personality is exactly the opposite of the "noble" samurai culture, and it is most appropriate to use his mouth to denounce it.
Many fans say that Oda is too brave, and it takes a lot of courage to say such a thing in his home country, after all, there are many extreme people who will attack Oda for this. The author was moved to see this plot, Oda is indeed a manga artist with his own ideas, perhaps Usopp's "way of survival" is really meaningful.
Luffy and Kaido's mutual recognition
Finally, Luffy and Kaido recognize each other's strength, both sides give each other a heavy blow, and now Luffy is qualified to shout with Kaido.
Now on the battlefield, in addition to the battle between Big Mama and Kidro, the most important thing is the battle between Kaido and Luffy, I don't know when the battle between the two will be won or lost, let's wait and see.
The above is part of the content analysis of One Piece 1036 words.