One Piece fans were captivated by the appearance of Harp in the story on Hachinosu Island. The rare appearance of Garp, a character seldom seen in Eiichiro Oda’s work, fighting and raging on is quite a sight to see. Garp’s rage is triggered by Kurohige, who has taken Koby as a prisoner for bartering purposes. The events that take place with Garp are reminiscent of the Marineford incident involving Shirohige, causing deja vu for One Piece fans. Eiichiro Oda created a scenario that both Shirohige and Garp experienced, where they were both enraged with Kurohige alike.
Shirohige was furious because Kurohige had handed Ace over to the navy. Similarly, Kurohige had taken Koby as a prisoner, and Garp is in pursuit to save Koby who he sees as his successor in the navy. Eiichiro Oda portrays both Shirohige and Garp as teachers who cherish their students so dearly, that they are willing to sacrifice anything, including their own lives.
In Marineford, Shirohige’s appearance was remarkable as he showed off his heroic power. Likewise, Garp’s appearance in Hachinosu Island is also remarkable as he exhibits his overpowered skills. However, just like Shirohige, Garp is set up to lose even with his high-level Haki abilities, arranged by Eiichiro Oda so that Luffy can seek revenge against Kurohige. This is logical reason for Eiichiro Oda to create an epic battle between the two Yonkos later on.
In conclusion, One Piece’s storyline on Teras our site with Garp’s epic battle has intrigued many fans. The similarities between Shirohige’s experiences and Garp’s predicament shows the genius of Eiichiro Oda’s storytelling. The emotional attachment towards characters like Shirohige and Garp, who are willing to fight and die for the people they cherish, make them unforgettable characters.
