Chuthulhu (Mangaluva)
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yeah, i don't know about that waiter by grimsoul
Fandoms: One Piece (Live Action TV 2023)
02 Sep 2023
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It’s been only a day but ever since Sanji joined the crew, Luffy has been attached to his hip. Always by his side, watching him cook in the kitchen. Or talking to him with smiles and all, while they go fish for ingredients.
Zoro can’t just seem to understand why this irritates him at all.
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Named softer by your lips by hllfire
Fandoms: One Piece (Anime & Manga), One Piece (Live Action TV 2023)
04 Nov 2023
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Sanji has a difficult relationship with both his names. Vinsmoke means violence, Sanji means a number, an experiment that failed long ago. Although he ignores one, the other remains, and no matter the voice that utters it, it tastes sour in his tongue.
And then there's Zoro, who never calls him by his name.
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Bite The Hand by Blasphemyandtheboys
Fandoms: One Piece (Anime & Manga), One Piece (Live Action TV 2023)
24 Apr 2024
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Sanji's in a bind when he catches the attention of some rather sadistic enemies of the Strawhats. Forced to suffer the emotional fallout, he turns to Zoro for help.
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Ivy and Seaweed and Moss, Oh My by shipNslash
Fandoms: One Piece (Live Action TV 2023), One Piece (Anime & Manga)
21 Sep 2023
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Kuina is seven years old the first time she says, "I wish I was a boy."
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"You could have been the best," Papa says, looking at her with a sad expression.
Kuina blinks. Her pride and eagerness start to wilt. "But… but I am going to be the best!"
"A girl can't be the best, Kuina."
"Well, I'll be a boy then," she decides, resolute. "I'd rather be a boy anyway!"
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Roronoa Zoro considers himself a simple man.
It wasn't always that way.
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- Part 1 of There's No Place Like Home
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Zoro’s a heavy drinker, pretty much limitless when he’s serious about it, though right now, it feels like the alcohol has hit him too fast, too heavy like a punch to his guts, his vision blurring at the edges—focuses on that one point. On that hand, on that touch that anchors what’s little left of his sobriety to the present.