One Piece's Most Relatable Character Might Be An Extra

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In the earlier seasons of One Piece viewers might struggle to find a character with whom they can relate. Zoro is too single-minded and driven in his motivations to be truly relatable, although a wonderful character. Nami, is a borderline sociopath with her ability to compartmentalize her trauma and what she must do to stay alive, which while admirable, is not something that the average fan has gone through. Luffy is more easy-going yet intense than any human that viewers are likely to have met, plus his body is made of rubber. However, in the Orange Town Arc, there are a few background characters introduced for a few moments of levity that are the most real characters introduced in the story so far.

One Piece follows the story of Monkey D. Luffy on his quest to find the One Piece and become King of the Pirates. One of the first few Arcs is the Orange Town Arc, at this point in time Luffy has recruited Zoro and in the arc recruits Nami to his crew, sort of. They do not yet have a ship of their own but are well on their way. First Luffy and Zoro must help Nami deal with Buggy the Clown and his renowned crew.

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While Luffy is fighting with Buggy, both of whom possess Devil Fruit powers, much of Orange town is destroyed. Some of this is due to their fight, some is due to Buggy’s prior usage of Buggy Balls, and some of this is due to the various other side fights that occurred. As a result of this destruction, the building upon which the pirate crew was standing was also eventually demolished. This leaves the crew more or less in tatters and scattered among the debris. Buggy’s first and second mate sit up and engage in a round of banter that is common in anime but not likely to be