Messages: Each arc has their own villain with their own set of bad values which are then stomped upon by Luffy and the rest of the Straw Hats. In the Amazon Lily arc, Luffy eats a mushroom that turns out to be a special "Growing out of your body mushroom" that forces other mushrooms to grow out of his body, almost killing him. Sanji does smoke quite a bit, and a few other characters smoke cigars, but that's it. Sanji the chef uses /py fairly often (in Japan he says kuso which translates literally to excrement).ĭrinking, Drugs, or Smoking: They are pirates, after all, so drinking is to be expected. Words such as h311,, and are used somewhat frequently. That doesn't have as much of an impact in America, so they add in a bit of language to convey the same meaning. Instead, they just say things in a disrespectful manner. Language: In Japan, there aren't relaly any ways to curse. Nothing happens, but that may be someting that parents will want to watch out for. A few hundred episodes later, there is the Amazon Lily Arc, where Luffy is sent to the Island of Women. There is a separate section for each sex. In Japan, bathing is a social event, but never do men and women bathe together. While the only thing that pops up is a bit of revealing clothing, in the Arabasta arc, there is a bath house scene. I know this because I watch the Japanese version and can tell which parts are going to be dubbed next. Sexual Content: while there hasn't been much as of yet (Season 2, Fourth voyage coming soon as I type this) There will be a bit coming up. But if you hurt a friend of mine.That is something I cannot forgive!" I'll probably just laught that stuff off. In fact, Luffy's role model told him that fighting isn't always the answer "You can pour booze on me. The main pirates, the Straw Hat Pirates, never just go out and pick fights with anyone they meet. However, the violence is never without purpose. Yes, there is quite a bit of blood, specifically in the fights that have Zoro (the swordsmen) as one of the participants. Since it is a shounen (Japanese for boy or young boy) anime/manga, there is going to be quite a bit of fighting and violence. Violence: This anime is based off the manga of the same name. As for who it's appropriate for, you really just have to know you kids. Personally, I think that this is one of if not the best anime out there. Which Side of History? How Technology Is Reshaping Democracy and Our Lives.Cómo saber si una aplicación o sitio web son realmente educativos.
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