Personally, we celebrate heroism. I think in One Piece Sauron is a mortal hero who is very popular with audiences. In the eyes of most people, Sauron gave people a very reassuring feeling as soon as he appeared. In the absence of any broad background, Sauron with his own enthusiasm and bravery, heroism in my opinion is about the brave and his own cool head, in "One Piece", Sauron is such a hot-blooded but not reckless character.
Compared to Brooke's wisdom and calmness, he does not have the rich experience of Brooke, and Sauron's calm is relatively more of the cool head he has in his bones.
In the Straw Hat Pirates, the main fighting force is brave and hot-blooded, but Luffy occasionally acts recklessly at some point without regard to the consequences of things.
Yamaji is also a character that many viewers love very much, and Yamaji's chivalry is somewhat conformist from a heroic point of view. Many people will contrast Luo with Sauron, both of whom exude a cold charm, Luo not only has a brave mentality but also a wise mind, and his fighting methods are amazing at any time.
Many people say that Luo shows a pessimistic heroism, crawling out of the pile of corpses as a child but only has a three-year life span, wanting to kill more people at the end of his life, it is Corazon who takes him around to seek medical treatment to give him the hope of survival, and he also goes forward with unforgettable hatred.
But at the same time, he did not have a very bad nature, and at the end of the war on the top, he saved Luffy.
From the perspective of values, Sauron's heroism is more likely to make the audience have an emotional resonance than Luo's tragic heroism. In our lives, many people are also ordinary people without any background, and what constantly examines life is not the supreme gift of fate but their own hard work and efforts.
From the first Sauron to grow step by step in the process of sailing, "One Piece" has been serialized so far, I think it is precisely because the audience has grown step by step with Sauron, a little stronger, it is precisely because Sauron's strength has not been defeated because of the so-called background, and the audience's psychology has received a certain positive feedback.
In their hearts, they do not want Sauron to be such a heroic person in strength to have flaws, and many times people base their unattainable heroism on Sauron, and more often want to get heroic feedback and verification in Sauron.
In addition to heroism, Sauron's trust and preference for Luffy is also the reason why the audience "praises" Sauron. At all times he was convinced that Luffy was their captain and the man who would become One Piece.
At the same time, he is also extremely approved of Luffy, and when he first met Luffy, he did not think much of Luffy, and when he saw that Luffy completely trusted him and completely surrendered his back to him, he had identified his captain. When faced with a big bear with a huge disparity in strength, he will want to give up his dream of becoming the world's number one swordsman to save Luffy.
At the same time, after Usopp leaves, he can still take care of the overall situation and believe that his captain can handle everything. When he was thrown to Orangutan Island and was injured, he also wanted to help Luffy to improve his strength, and I think the audience also appreciated Sauron's character that could flex and stretch.
In terms of Yamaji's chivalry alone, Yamaji is exposed to the gentleman of the lady, while Sauron is the gentleness that permeates the bones from the inside out, and the care for Joba and the meaning of Joba's storytelling partner, or his heroism, are extremely popular with the audience.
Of course, Sauron's tough guy temperament is also vividly expressed in Oda's pen, and he never skimps on the portrayal of Sauron's battles, so that most people are impressed by the tough guy spirit shown by Sauron whenever they see Sauron's battle.
In summary, the gentleness soaked in Sauron's bones and the tough guy he showed, the bondage and tacit understanding between himself and captain Luffy are admired and appreciated by most people. But what I love most is his trust in Luffy: "Little meaning, Captain." ”