"One Piece" is a cartoon of Eiichiro Oda, serialized in the weekly magazine "Youth Jump" of Jiyingshe, and it is a popular animation ip. Bandai is a comprehensive entertainment company in Japan. The model is very famous, including mobile games, and One Piece also has a game played by Wan Dainan Mengkong.
The Creative Background of One Piece
1. It is Eiichiro Oda's long-cherished dream to create a pirate story. When he was a child, he always wondered why there were no cartoons about pirates. He only knows the animation "Little Hero in the North Sea" at best. He thinks that boys should want to go to the sea for treasure when they grow up to a certain age. Oda wanted to read pirates' cartoons since she was a child. At that time, he told himself that if he wanted to paint them himself, he would definitely paint the story of pirates. Whether the work can be sold or not, he made such a choice because he was psychologically prepared, just because he wanted to see it himself.
2. When Eiichiro Oda was in the first grade of junior high school, he drew a cartoon of pirates for the first time, but Oda's imagination of children's adventure was so rich that he couldn't finish drawing a notebook. He realized that it was impossible to draw one piece comics in the form of "the first issue is over", so he decided to serialize one piece comics in "Youth Leap".
1997, Eiichiro Oda created the pirate cartoon Romantic Dawn. This short cartoon completed in one sentence is the creation prototype of "Nautical King", and this name was later used as the subtitle of the first sentence of "Nautical King". Of course, although the protagonists of the two cartoons are both called Luffy, their personalities are completely different and their plots are different.
However, Romantic Dawn could not be published in Junior JUMP at first because of the number of pages, so he cut the content of Romantic Dawn and published it in the journal and supplement of Junior JUMP in the form of "one issue finished", because Oda had decided to use Romantic Dawn as the prototype of Nautical King at that time, and he was also going to publish it in Nautical King. With two pirate cartoons, Eiichiro Oda resigned as the assistant of Nobuhiro Watsuki's Rogue Mark and started serializing.