Every straw hat that hit on luffy in one piece

This list contains spoilers up to the entire Cake Island arch

Summary

• Nami turned to Luffy to pay off Arlong for his village – early store with emotional repercussions.

• USopp collided with Luffy over the ongoing Merry, which led to a duel and wealth that leaves cards.

• Zoro confronted Luffy on loyalty and demanded respect for unassuming before considering his return.

Given how much time they have spent together along their journey to reach a bit of treasure, the straw hats really feel like a big family. However, just like all families, these characters still fall out so often, which has even resulted in a few members turning to Luffy for their own set of personal reasons. While A bit Since a series is full of interesting characters, the straw hats are ultimately heart and soul history, so to see them offensive heads, and sometimes, even get into full-blown fights with each other, have made some extremely emotional moments.

One thing, however, is certain if someone were to abandon the crew and go to the captain, they would need a very good reason to do so, given how much Luffy has put on the line to protect and support their crew members. With that said it is all the straw hats as at a point in A bit The story, decided to turn on Luffy and go his own way.

5

Nami

Originally Nami had no intention to sail the sea with Luffy

• Reason: To steal tax and pay off arlong

Today, Nami is one of Luffy's best friends and most loyal companions, but this really wasn't always the case. When Nami first joined Luffy's crew at the beginning of the story, it was always quite clear that she hid something, and this suspicion was confirmed when she decided to leave the crew after stole their vessels. This was not just that Nami could be dirty rich, although it may have been part of the plan, because she instead tried to pay off Arlong so he could end her reign over her village, but unfortunately for Nami, Arlong stopped going back on his word.

Thankfully, Luffy didn't seem to care much about the fact that Nami turned to him, because he was much more concerned about her safety and made him land in Arlong Park to handle the dangerous fish man once and for all. Admittedly, this store happened very early in A bit Story, so at least it is understandable why Nami decided to cut ties with Luffy when she did, but it is something she could never do in the story in question, considering how close the two have become since.

4

Wealthy

A conflict of views leads to a heartbreaking brawl

• Reason: Do not agree with Luffy about the fate of the current goodness

There are many reasons why the Water 7 story is considered such a prominent of many fans, but one is a big one is that it is full of emotions. An excellent example of this is when USopp, which refuses to leave the old and beaten lucky ship behind, ends up with Luffy, which is more interested in finding a new ship that can carry the straw hats for the rest of their adventure. This fall, in fact, led to USoping challenging Luffy to a duel, and although he knew he would not have a chance against the powerful captain, he still set up a rather admirable fight anyway.

USopp would then continue to put on sugeking, where he hides his face while he also acts like an ally against the straw hats without even knowing. Thankfully, the lovely snike shooter was eventually brought back into the trap at the end of the Enies lobby, but this was still definitely a very nervous moment, which made many fans think that the us was really gone for good.

3

Zoro

Zoo confronted Luffy and questioned his ideal

• Reason: Do not agree with Luffy to let us back so voluntarily

While Luffy is known to be a little ruthless and hot, most of the crew will still follow him as loyal herds, but a member who is not afraid to resist his discoveries is Zoro. During Enie's Lobby Arc, after the USop stormed out of the ship and decided to leave the crew, Luffy was ready to bring him back almost immediately, that is, until Zoro made his opinion known. The deadly swords reminded Luffy that he can not only play stupid games if he wants to be called the captain, because he has to demand the authority and should only accept the rush back if he apologizes.

Zoro even goes so far as to claim that he will be the next who leaves the crew of Luffy lets USAP back without first demanding respect which he deserves as head of the crew. While the two did not end up in a struggle, at least not this time, it still stands the most heated moment between the duo, where Zoro refused to follow Luffy's order, which caused the captain to grow and mature as a result.

2

Nico Robin

Robin did not want her notorious reputation to put the crew in danger

• Reason: Want to protect the crew from being directed by the government

Although she seemed like a kind, caring and generous member of the crew when she first joined, Luffy and the straw hats constantly reminded by others of having Robin on their ship would only lead to death and destruction. Although this is hinted at several times, it would not be until Water 7 that the actual reasoning for this claim is becoming clear, especially when Robin's tragic backstory about how she fled ohara as a child after it was wiped out is shown to the audience.

Realized that the goal on the back would eventually be spread to the others, Robin decides to leave to prevent them from being mixed with the world government and CP9. As captain of the crew, Luffy always prefers his members to talk to him directly when they encounter a question, but rather than asking for help Robin decided to abandon him completely. The good news is that this did not stop breaking Luffy's confidence in Robin because he and the other straw hats would go to extreme lengths to save her and encourage her to admit that she really wants to continue living on.

1

Sanji

Straw hat chef lets his selfless nature be better by him

• Cause: To stop the straw hats caught up with Germa and Big Mom

There is much to be loved about Sanji, but one character that is both a blessing and a curse for him is his selflessness. Sanji is always more than willing to put himself in danger as long as it keeps the rest of the crew safe, which was shown when he was forced into a marriage on the whole of Cake Island by his father, judge. Sanji did not want to be Luffy and the others captured in the crossfire, pretended that he no longer wanted anything to do with being a pirate, and although Luffy did not buy any of it, Straw Hat-chef even went with some hard-hitting kicks to try to send him away.

Below the surface, however, Sanji just wanted to continue sailing with the rest of his Nakama, but he also quickly realized to get out of the arrangement between Germa and Big Mom looked more or less impossible. Luffy eventually managed to snap Sanji out of his dilemma to convince him to come back to the sunny, but it was only after Sanji did everything he could to try to drive the captain away to prevent him from putting himself and his dreams of becoming a pirate king in danger.