One Piece Chapter #1136 features Luffy being expressively open about his desire to meet Shanks, throwing a tantrum like a child.While Luffy rarely voices this sentiment, Zoro’s remark confirms ...

Oda reveals the reason Shanks lost his arm, and it is not because he was saving Luffy, but his way of getting rid of Imu's ...

While Shanks’s Haki is currently stronger, making him more powerful than Luffy at the moment, this isn’t going to be the case for too long. Luffy will eventually surpass Shanks in this Final Saga.

One Piece may have just confirmed a major theory about Shanks and why he lost his arm saving Luffy at the start pf the story.

Shanks likely told him that Luffy would free Loki no matter what, so Gaban knows that this step was necessary, he just wanted to see if Luffy could truly rise to the challenge.

One Piece's Elbaf Arc is delving deeper into the lore as we find out about the first child of destiny in this era.

Luffy and Shanks have been opposing forces in One Piece from the beginning. They represent different views on freedom, leadership, and adventure, as well as their pursuit.

Fans of One Piece might remember Shanks from the original anime and manga, but new fans are discovering him in the live-action adaptation. Find out who Shanks is from One Piece here.

Fans of One Piece might remember Shanks from the original anime and manga, but new fans are discovering him in the live-action adaptation. Find out who Shanks is from One Piece here.

The latest episode of One Piece, titled The World Will Burn! The Onslaught of a Navy Admiral, delved into the fallout after the fight between Kaido and Big Mom, alongside Luffy's Gear 5 upgrade.

Despite Luffy's determination to be a part of his crew, Shanks decided to keep him away and called him an anchor due to his inability to swim after eating the fruit. Throughout his time in the village ...