Es ist geschafft! Ruffy & Co. sind tatsächlich im Himmel gelandet. Und da oben ist's auch nicht anders als unten, nur alles viel weißer. Die sieben Freunde fühlen sich richtig wohl, bis sie Gottes Zorn auf sich ziehen. Denn umsonst kommt man nirgends rein, schon gar nicht in den Himmel!
Eiichiro Oda (尾田栄一郎, Oda Eiichirō) is a Japanese manga artist, best known as the creator of the manga and anime One Piece.
As a child, Oda was inspired by Akira Toriyama's works and aspired to become a manga artist. He recalls that his interest in pirates was probably sparked by the popular TV animation series titled Vicky the Viking. He submitted a character named Pandaman for Yudetamago's classic wrestling manga Kinnikuman. Pandaman was not only used in a chapter of the manga but would later return as a recurring cameo character in Oda's own works.
Please also see: 尾田荣一郎 (Chinese, simplified) 尾田榮一郎 (Chinese, traditional)
The first few chapters in this volume are so beautiful i was just in awe 😊 Skypiea is not my favorite arc even though i still love most of it. Moving on to the next volume ❤️
Ya estamos en skypiea 🤭 si son unos niños diviertiendose en las nubes, que estás nubes xd Pero la diversión no dura por siempre, no pagaron la tarifa y ahora andan de ilegales 😅 y ejalee cuando los quisieron detener no se dejaron por lo que ahora son criminales de clase 2 🥲🤣
Se deberán enfrentar a la ira de Dios 🙊 Enel y sus sacerdotes. Una trampa, 4 prisiones y 3 sometidos a pruebas.
Deje cositas en el tintero cómo al caballero del cielo, Gan Fall. Los ayudo en una primera ocasión frente a un extraño guerrero y les dió un silbato para emergencias. Y luego salva a Conis de la ira de Dios por hablar de más.
Oh los diales 🙈 es que esas cosas agg y nami con el waver me dió tanta risa Luffy xd pequeño envidioso jsjsjsj
Ah y lo último, ya entramos a las pruebas. Luffy, Sanji y Usopp eligieron el camino de las pelotas que los llevo a enfrentarse a Satori. Acá empiezan a hablar y mostrar ya más formalmente el haki 🙌🏼
Y si, cada vez más nostalgia por Merry :(
This entire review has been hidden because of spoilers.
Oda is a grandmaster at establishing the fantasy, the adventure, and the mystery and peril. I think this arc is the first time he gets to really pull off all stops with the stuff. Neither we nor the Straw Hats have any idea where they've just ended up, with things gradually unveiling and the initially lighthearted jaunt turning into something creepier and deadlier. A seemingly divine force is set against them...
...and a bit of a funny timing for me to read just this stuff, when in the comic, as I write this, an even greater divine force - with much the same methods and mood, just cranked up to eleven - has showed up. The Skypiea Arc seemed like filler when it first came out, but even to this day it continues to prove its value and worth in foreshadowing.
Skypiea Arc is were the exploration and the sense of wonder truly shines, and this elements became to vocal point of the arc that makes it one of the best arc in the series.
Skypiea is where humor was at its peak. The jokes are so silly and I love the whole concept of an island on the clouds, which you access by *sailing* a highly dangerous, murderous, oceanic updraft with a mortality rate of 99.99%
The art for Skypiea is beautiful. The arc as a whole is a hit or miss for some people. I really like it, but I can understand those who don't. Enel is great. I'd love to see him return at some point.
I have to admit that I'm not the biggest fan of this arc, so you'll see that my ratings for the next couple of volumes are going to be pretty low.
I know it's an important arc, both because of Merri and because we get our first introduction of the haki, but i have never found it as exciting as all he others arcs
Me ha parecido muy divertido, aventuras en una isla en el cielo, con la historia un poco más cohesionada que anteriormente y mucho humor. En principio le había dado cinco estrellas, pero comentándolo me he dado cuenta de que los personajes están bastante "ooc" (out of character) y eso no mola, así que le bajo una.
SKYPIEA PART 3; Vol. 26: Adventure on Kami's Island
237: High in the Sky 238: Heaven's Gate 239: Angel Beach 240: Dial Power 241: Heaven's Judgement 242: Class-2 Criminals 243: Trial 244: S.O.S. 245: Adventure on Kami's Island 246: Satori, Vassal of the Forest of No Return
When you can't read books, cure your slump with Manga. Sky Island feels really underwhelming, yet I'm still in the beginning so let's see how this turns out
The sky islands are intriguing and it is fun starting a new arc. The place looks a little too good to be true and it is, of course. I love that Conis and her father and the Sky Knight is a cool character, too.
2025 reread : I think this is the first read through where I notice just how much damage the Merry goes through. It started in Reverse Mountian and hasn't really let up since then. It's good foreshadowing but it hurts. So many things are introduced in this volume that will be important to this arc. Too many to list. But it doesn't feel like an overwhelming infodump. I think the speed of information giving is just right so there is no time to get bored and yet we're not overwhelmed either.
It's nice how things starts going faster. And the crew being separated in two group offers some opportunities for nice interactions. Some of the forshadowing is hurting my heart though
No voy a decir que este vaya a ser uno de mis tomos favoritos, el anterior dejo el listón muy alto, pero de momento me esta gustando lo que estoy viendo y leyendo. Me encanta el aire de descubrimiento y exploración que impregna todo este arco, lo echaba en falta desde esos capítulos en que la banda entro en el Grand Line y se encontraron con Laboon y a los gigantes, por ejemplo. La presentación de Sky Island, su entorno y características ha estado muy bien. Y también me mola el brete en el que se encuentran, separados en dos grupos y con dioses y sacerdotes persiguiéndoles.
Sospecho que este no va a ser un arco muy decisivo, pero espero de él buenos momentos.
One Piece, Vol. 26 continues where the previous tankōbon left off and contains the next ten chapters (237–246) of the on-going manga series.
This tankōbon begins the Skypiea Arc. The Straw Hats successfully reach the cloud harboring Skypiea, and soon after their arrival meet some of its inhabitants – a hostile group of apparently primitive natives and a friendlier people of the more civilized town of Angel Island. While the rest of Straw Hats mingle with them, learning of the town's history, and enjoying its unique technology, Nami explores the endless sea of clouds. She finds Skypiea, but learns that the Straw Hats have been labeled as trespassers and will be dealt with accordingly.
Although, the Straw Hats are able to fend off an initial arrest attempt, their ship, and some of the crew, is taken away by Eneru, the current god of all that lies atop the cloud. Free, but wishing to reunite with their friends, Monkey D. Luffy, Sanji, and Usopp enter Skypiea – Eneru's domain to rescue them.
This tankōbon is written and illustrated by Eiichirō Oda. For the most part, it is written and illustrated rather well. Riding the Knock Up Stream, the Straw Hats finds themselves in the "White Sea" – an ocean in the sky. While greeted amiably, their prescience in the White Seas is noticed and they are promptly placed arrest for trespassing. While some of the crew is arrested and taken away, the others plan to rescue them, by going into the belly of the beast – Skypiea, where the cruel God Enel resides.
All in all, One Piece, Vol. 26 is a wonderful continuation to a series that seems really intriguing and I can't wait to read more.