Dressrosa Arc Inspiration

I am a lover of vintage, historical things.

But, I also love watching anime. Yes, I am a weird 

mix of those things! If you do not know already,

 "One Piece" anime for me is the best and greatest

manga and anime ever written and made. It's just

 simply a masterpiece, a pièce de ré·sis·tance. 

Though it has been on since the 1990s,

I only started watching it last last year. I fell in love with it,

and always, always at the end of each episode

that I watch, wow, every episode is genius. 

After each episode, I'm always, "wow, Oda is such 

a genius".

Always, if I watch an episode, it was impossible

for me not to watch the next one. Yes, I admit,

I've spent countless ,sleepless nights and mornings

watching One Piece.

Yes, I was far 

behind, but the current arc will soon lead to a chapter

about samurai. And also with the current chapter, the story

is getting intense now, introducing us to new and really

great characters that all hold a big part in the story itself.

I am really excited about the samurai arc, and I wanted 

to move ahead with the episodes because I wanted to

 be in sync with the current chapter, and yes, I did it! 

After many sleepless nights, I am finally one of millions

who are awaiting the next CURRENT manga chapter and

anime episode! 

And all the islands are based in real life countries or cities.

And Oda sensei perfectly turns it into perfection!

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He stays true to the theme and feel of each country.

The previous arc, Dressrosa is inspired by Spain and Italy.

Mostly, I can say there is more Spain there,

and the supporting female characters in that arc

all wear dresses with ruffled hems. And Violet chan is

a great flamenco dancer. I really adored the 

dresses. Also Rebecca's mother's looks. 

I really adored the theme. So I hunted down some

ruffled dresses inspired by Dressrosa. 

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Yosh, I'll see you in Wano!

👊 ⚔️👒

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