One Piece’s latest color spread has been a stunning tribute to Kazuki Yao, proving Oda’s exceptional fashion skills that can even outshine Bleach.
SUMMARY
For decades, Tite Kubo’s iconic Bleach series has been unparalleled with its unmatched drip sense. But things are about to change now!
Eiichiro Oda’s fashion sense is on full display in One Piece’s latest color spread in tribute to Kazuki Yao, Franky’s iconic ex-voice actor.
This may just be the final nail in the coffin for Bleach’s fashion supremacy!
By no surprise, Bleach has always been the fashion king for ages within the anime-verse. There’s so much to its drip sense that it’s been decades since Tite Kubo’s Bleach set the bar for ultimate anime fashion. But things might change drastically soon!
Franky from One Piece | Credits: Toei Animation
Now you might wonder, who can even beat Bleach‘s fashion? Of course, it’s Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece, who else! Although it has already gained quite a reputation for its bold, eclectic, and just-cool-looking character designs, this recent piece of info might just change everything now. This could very well be the start of a new fashion era in anime.
Oda’s art shines bright in One Piece’s latest color spread
Luffy in red suit | Credits: Toei Animation
The latest color spread of One Piece by Eiichiro Oda has been a beautiful tribute to Kazuki Yao, the legendary ex-voice actor of Franky. The characters in this color spread give an impression of coolness, with vibrant fashionable attire that can cause even the most astute fashionista to swoon. From Franky’s sleek Shogun design to the insane drip sense of Luffy, Nami, and others, Oda stands tall to his dedication as an artist.
this week's Color Spread is a homage to Kazuki Yao (Franky's voice actor in the Anime who has announced his retirement pic.twitter.com/1FFpeeUUEN
— Pookie Piece (@PookiePiece)
December 19, 2024
As fans bid farewell to Yao’s iconic voice, Oda’s artistry from this week will ensure that his spirit lives on in style. The colorful spread of vibrant colors and dynamic compositions evokes a celebratory mood, honoring Yao’s contribution to the world of One Piece.
However, through this masterpiece, Oda also puts some of the other anime into shame. And, of course, it’s Bleach that we’re talking about here.
One Piece’s drip sense is this close to catching up with Bleach’s
A still from Bleach | Credits: Studio Pierrot
The Big 3 in anime fashion have been going through a significant change recently! One Piece, with its consistently impressive and enduring style, has always challenged Bleach’s long-held position as the number-one most stylish anime. But this time, they might have just done it!
This week’s Color Spread in tribute to Kazuki Yao may be the final nail in the coffin for Bleach’s fashion supremacy. Oda’s character designs showcases an insane drip sense in this new art, that is giving Bleach a run for its money. Franky’s cybernetic Shogun outfit, Luffy’s effortlessly cool summer t-shirt, and the rest of the Straw Hats’ eclectic styles – all these details add more credibility to Oda’s growing fashion prowess.
One Piece’s drip sense can be very close to matching Bleach’s legendary fashion now. With each new chapter and color spread, Oda’s artistry and evolution of style are undeniable. Bleach fans, beware; your series’ long-held fashion crown is slipping and One Piece is ready to claim the throne.
