CATDOLL: Plagiarism or tribute? The latest chapter of One Piece manga seems to borrow from the Great Sword

Recently, the One Piece manga ushered in the update of its 778th chapter. After Zoro's strength exploded, he killed Pica in a few seconds. According to Oda's setting, Zoro's position in two years will be the one who possesses the strongest Armament Haki in the Straw Hat Pirates. However, he also said that Luffy and Zoro are equally strong, so it is enough for those who insist on complaining that Zoro's strength exceeds that of Captain Luffy. After all, this is not the key point.

However, after the release of Chapter 778, careful netizens soon discovered something. The content of Chapter 778 seemed to be somewhat eye-catching. If you think about it, you can find that the plot and description method of Chapter 778 are surprisingly similar to the setting of Chapter 78 of "Claymore". Not only are the positions of the slashes similar, but even the positions of the slashes themselves are slightly similar. Could it be that Zoro is also a fan of "Claymore"?

The fans deliberately shouted loudly, "You must have copied someone else's work!" Oda opened his eyes wide and said, "How can you slander someone's innocence like this..." "What innocence? I saw you copying the big sword's drawing with my own eyes the day before yesterday, and you were beaten." Oda's face turned red, and the veins on his forehead popped out. He argued, "Copying drawings can't be considered stealing... copying drawings!... Can a cartoonist's work be considered plagiarism?" Then there were a series of difficult to understand words, such as "poor thinking" and "borrowing and paying tribute", which made everyone laugh: the store was filled with a happy atmosphere.

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