Eiichiro Oda

This is a wonderful ocean adventure story that has been enthusiastically sought after by young readers. Oda is now also the strongest author on which Kieisha relies, and has long ranked first in the famous comic magazine "Junior JUMP".

"ONE PIECE" has been serialized in the well-known Japanese manga magazine "Weekly Junior JUMP" since 1997, and has been published in more than 35 countries around the world so far. The work tells the adventure story of the protagonist Luffy and his friends looking for the treasure "one piece". The interpretation of friendship and dreams has moved anime fans all over the world.

"ONE PIECE" is another epoch-making work in the history of manga that can be called a hot-blooded flag. Today's hot-blooded manga belongs to the era of "ONE PIECE" by Eiichiro Oda. It is the birth of "OnePiece" that allows "Junior JUMP", the old king, to regain its former honor. Under the helm of Eiichiro Oda, the most hot-blooded manga author of this era, "ONE PIECE" makes the hot-blooded soul wake up again in our bodies.

"To comment on Eiichiro Oda and Akira Toriyama, I actually don't want to get involved in the debate between the public against them, but I have to say that when I look at Oda, I feel similar to Tezuka. People often say that this era is the era of ONE PIECE manga, and that's very true." - Hayao Miyazaki

"My children are also big fans of" One Piece ". Later, I watched it myself, and I finally understood why everyone is crazy about" One Piece "! ]--Akira Toriyama

"When" ONE PIECE "was first published, I was in Los Angeles, and the Japanese side sent JUMP. I remember reading the first chapter and feeling like" Ah, I haven't seen such a work in a long time, and another classic is about to be born. "How should I put it, I just thought I wouldn't miss it. It's been a long time since I've encountered such a manga, so I took the trouble to watch it several times." ONE PIECE "is the pride of Japan." - Takehiko Inoue

Because Eiichiro Oda himself has stated many times in his books that his favorite comic book is "Dragon Ball" and his most admired character is Akira Toriyama,[7] this has triggered some public opinion. Some people even compare the two of them or belittle one of them. However, this comparison is meaningless. They all have their own merits and have made considerable contributions to the comic book industry. They are both big figures and have close contacts and deep friendships in private. None of them want to see their fans attack each other. What's more, Oda has been a very fanatical Toriyama fan since he was a child. He has embarked on the road of comics in order to follow the footsteps of his predecessors. The character he longs for most is Akira Toriyama, so he doesn't want to hear anyone talk about anything negative between him and the people he admires. Cartoonists all hope that their respective fans can coexist harmoniously like their relationships with other cartoonists, encourage them together, and move forward together.