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One Piece: Comparison of Two Lufees, This Luffy is Too Competitive!

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Comparison of Two Lufees, This Luffy is Too Competitive! At the Great War at Marineford, a comparison live stream suddenly appeared! The person being compared was none other than Monkey D. Luffy, captain of the Straw Hat Pirates! One white, one red – dual Luffys on screen! In the original world, Luffy is carefree and reckless, charging into situations without much thought. Though he lives freely, during the Marineford War, he could only watch helplessly as his brother died right before his eyes. In the parallel world, however, Luffy understood the law of the jungle at just three years old, pushing himself to extreme levels from a young age! He mastered Armament Haki at 7, Observation Haki at 9, and Conqueror’s Haki at 14! He set sail at 15 and awakened his Nika form in the same year! Not only does he push himself relentlessly, but he also drives his crewmates to do the same! Zoro: "I can't afford to slack off for even a moment, because if I do, Luffy's swordsmanship will surpass mine!" Nami: "The captain knocks on my door every night without fail, and within three months, he'd already mastered all of my navigation skills!" Buggy: "What did I do to deserve the honor of serving two generations of Pirate Kings...?" At Marineford, Luffy steps on Akainu’s head: "You had your chance, but you blew it!" One Piece If you want early access to +10 Advance chapters and to support the continuation of this story, consider subscribing to my Patreon. Your support means a lot and helps me bring more great content to you! Join me on Patreon.com/flokixy
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