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Plot details from the latest manga chapter as well as those from the upcoming chapter are spoilers. With Monkey D, the endgame of the story has finally begun in the week that One Piece celebrates the 25th anniversary of the manga. The forest-forest-fruit or the tree-tree-fruit is what this roughly translates to. When you factor in the other confirmed exploits, figuring out how the Straw Hats will escape quickly becomes a mystery. The Beast Pirates were easily finished off by this character who goes by the English name Greenbull in Chapter
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Gray Man Dr. Home What's new Latest activity. Forums New posts Medals. Media New media New comments. Log in Register. What's new. New posts. Log in. JavaScript is disabled. For a better experience, please enable JavaScript in your browser before proceeding. Why didn't Monkey D. Garp save or rescue Portgas D. This has been spinning around in my head for as long as I can remember, and this is how I see it. Garp shed tears at Ace's execution, but made no effort trying to save his grandson from death.
Maybe he had hopes that Luffy or Whitebeard would succeed in rescuing Ace, as seen when he Let Luffy punch him off the bridge that led to the execution platform. But ultimately he chose duty before family.
After Akainu had pierced Ace with his magma fist as the latter threw himself in front of Luffy to save him, Garp is seen walking towards Akainu crying. Later when Sengoku realizes what Garp is about to do, he pushes him down and holds him firmly to the ground. While being pinned down, Garp says to Sengoku that if he doesn't hold him down real tight, he is going to murder that bastard Sakazuki.
I myself will never forgive Garp for this, even though I really like him, he lost a great deal of my admiration, forever. Specially for someone like Garp whose strong will and conviction has earned him a strong haki, you can expect him to not compromise what he stands for. He's proud of being a marine and also wanted Luffy and Ace to be marines; but Ace and Luffy's determination was to be pirates so they were at odds with Garp.
The fact that if things had turned out differently, he wouldn't have to chose between his life's calling and his children was what made him waver giving Luffy the opening to get past him. Sengoku being the great tactician , knowing Garp's state of mind knew the whole time that Garp could end up turning on them which is why he kept looking at Garp and questioning him during the war.
Choosing family over duty isn't really a default choice for everybody. Whatever people chose, for better or worse, there are justifications for those choices. At least I just think that even if you have very firm beliefs, seeing your grandson, beaten and chained, that that would awaken something inside you.
Making you take action. Though we did see as you say, that Garp struggled throughout the war to hold himself back.
He is a hero of the Marines, an inspiration and a role model. I just can't forgive him for not saving Ace when he had the chance. Later, we get to know just how hard Ace's death strikes Garp in the heart. At first he is hell-bent on murdering Sakazuki, and when he is not able to do that, he resigns from his position and the Marines.
I do remember that he had to keep his title though, and officially "stay" in the Marines. The marines could have known that Dragon was there, but how could Garp have known that they met? Maybe if Smoker reported that Luffy was saved by Dragon, but then again Garp isn't the kind of guy who pays attention to reports. I think it could mean that Garp had direct communication with Dragon at one point in between the Logue Town incident and meeting Luffy after Enies Lobby.
Garp doesn't want a higher rank because he can already do what he wants He wanted to report to the marines that Luffy escaped because "I let him go because he's my grandson" As a kid, he's holding a treasure chest just like pirate.
I think that Garp has a very strong sense of justice. He doesn't give a shit about the rules, but he is merciless against pirates and people that threaten to hurt civilians and commoners. He is a tough one to figure out. At times, he seems completely carefree, telling Sengoku that he let Luffy get away because "He's my Grandson after all!
He even laughed when he heard that Luffy had sent a Tenryuubito flying. I agree with Roarchu. Garp could not save Ace because he has a harder plan to achieve seems more likely the case. The simple theory is that the Marine is corupted, you can find loyal marines such as Garp, the ice guy, Sengoku.
The real bad guys use the Marine to control the population. They put a guy like Akainu to control the marine from the inside. They used Ace a trap to take WB down. No one expect to see Ace get killed. Akainu could have been the only one from the Marine. Why not sending Ace back to Impel down? And if they angered Whitebeard in the process, they were ready for it. The marines had planned to execute Ace, but they did not know the outcome of the war.
Last edited: Nov 4, Strong sense of duty and a lifetime of being a marine. Ace made his own choices. Even letting Luffy punch him is more than I expected. And that from a guy who was ready to crush that same grandson with a giant ball back at Water 7.
The moment he would start helping Ace escape, he would turn his entire life into a lie. Duty and justice until my family is involved, that is? Also, it's not like he could have done a lot by himself. Still, I will never be able to forgive him. He could have done a lot, just by aiding their escape at the end.
But unfortunately it is as you say, A lifetime of being a marine, and his sense of Duty and Justice. But Ace was a pirate who made his own choices, and eventually ended up on the execution stand. But as I read, I was sure he was going to do something, just something, but he never did. I guess Letting Luffy knock him down was as far as he was willing to go in aiding his grandsons. I can't even begin to imagine the despair he must have felt when the boys he wanted to raise to be great Marines wound up as pirates opposing everything he's ever stood for.
Because that was his duty. Garp is a marine. He has his own justice. His justice isn't blind like Akainu's. If he had saved Ace, or let Ace be saved, he'd lose all that. He'd lose all the respect from the other Marines, from Pirates as well and probably even Ace. Ace told him: Whatever comes, I'll accept it, were it death or saving. Sense of duty and will is a strong point in OP. I also didn't like that Garp made no effort to save Ace, but the fact that he was on the verge of killing Akainu when he pierced Ace, made gain more respect for him.
What was done to Ace wasn't an execution, it was a simple murder. Garp was depicted to be badly conflicted between his duty as a Marine and his duties as a grandfather. He resigned his position immediately after the war, probably a hint that he regrets his decision. Garp has not appeared since then.
Whatever he is feeling, whatever regrets he harbors, are unknown. It is not supposed to be as simple as "why didn't he save or rescue Ace". Garp had big boy decisions to make, decisions with real consequences, the type shounen characters are rarely asked to make.
Resigning from the Marines says to me that Garp chose wrong, and knows it. He placed duty before family and payed dearly. Luffy was in a much easier position. Luffy was already an outlaw. TheLuffySmile said:. This is exactly what I wanted to hear from everyone, Always fun to read everyone's thoughts and opinions!
Yeah Kaiten I should have written that as well, thank you for both reminding me and completing my text with it! I've always really liked Garp, and you have all made me realize I've been too hard on him for what happened.
Part of me made this thread to find a way to redeem him some, and I have, thx guys! The majority of pirates are the scum of the world, that's why he is a marine. Garp couldn't save Ace due to the conflict he has inside him. That crippled him.. I can imagine him going almost insane on what to do, family or duty
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Blissfully unspoilered One Piece noob takes the plunge and wades through the eight-hundred plus episodes of One Piece for the first time. Reblogs work, though, so I'll answer from those too. And it turns out Ace was an infamous, powerful pirate in his own right before he joined Whitebeard. That, I was not expecting. Loved that part at the start of when Luffy was chatting to Ivankov and pulled a Hagrid. Ivankov was wondering if Dragon would show up to the execution because he was certain, absolutely certain that Dragon would not allow the WG to kill his own son. No, Dragon is MY dad. He got the cool one, eh? I really should not have said that.
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Spoiler warning for the latest manga chapter as well as plot points from the upcoming chapter. Luffy being named one of the Yonko four emperors of the sea after defeating Kaido in chapter Perhaps the most pertinent information revealed about the new Admiral is that his Devil Fruit is revealed to be the Mori Mori no Mi. This fruit is a Logia fruit, making him a quite powerful character just off of that fact alone. Add in the other confirmed feats, and it quickly becomes a puzzle figuring out how the Straw Hats will escape.
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