CATDOLL: Japanese Internet celebrity says he can't understand the value of "living for others" in "One Piece"

The Japanese manga "One Piece" has been serialized for nearly 20 years. It can be said that anime fans all over the world know this work. In addition to the grand world view and exciting battles, friendship is also an important element that attracts everyone. Now a Japanese Internet celebrity said that he could not accept the values ​​of "One Piece", which also caused complaints from netizens.

This Internet celebrity is named Takafumi Horie, the former general manager of the well-known website "Livedoor". He is nicknamed "Horiie Doraemon" because he looks like Doraemon. However, recently, he suddenly said that he could not understand the values ​​of the comic "One Piece", that is, he could not understand the point of "unconditional help as long as you are a friend", which also triggered heated discussions among many netizens.

Takafumi Horie said: "I can't understand the values ​​of "One Piece". The protagonist Luffy aims to become the Pirate King, which is great. But the values ​​of this work are to fight side by side with companions and feel that they are one. This is the most important treasure. I can't understand this at all. The theme of this work should be to find a unique treasure, but I don't know when it started, it became a story about the nine people of the Straw Hat Pirates fighting and traveling together. Furthermore, the work has become a theme that emphasizes "as long as you are a friend, you should help unconditionally."

In reality, those who adhere to the values ​​of One Piece style often use the excuse of "he is my companion" to help those who are holding back, and feel intoxicated by their actions. They think this is a good deed. But I think people can't live for others. Although helping others may improve their own abilities, people should still live for what they want to do. "

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In this regard, many netizens complained: "How old are you? Do you still take the values ​​in comics seriously?", "As expected of a tycoon, you look at things realistically.", "Actually, this kind of thing doesn't exist in real society, right? That's why we have to look at it in comics." So how do you view the values ​​in "One Piece"? Let's discuss it together.

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