Koby

Have you ever wondered how Whitebeard got his scars? Or what about how Koby or Shanks got theirs? Well, in this video, we'll explain how each One Piece character got their iconic scars.

And let's start with Brook, who has a very mysterious scar right on his forehead.

And no, Oda didn't give Brook this scar just because it looked cool.

This means that he probably didn't earn it during a serious battle.

So did he just stab himself to impress someone like Luffy did? I guess we'll never know.

And hey, since we just mentioned Garp, why not talk about his disciple, Koby, as well? Similar to Garp, Koby also has only one scar, a star-shaped one located on his forehead.

It has never been confirmed exactly how Koby got it, but I would say it was likely something he received during his training with the Marines.

I mean, only around two months passed between the beginning of his training and his reunion with Luffy at Water Seven.

Larry has wild takes." No, I don't, Lionel, you know that.

He said, "Koby over Sabo.

Not because of haki or plot, but 'cause of print, Lionel."

[laughs]

I believe you.

I believe you.

Koby or Sabo, Lionel?

[laughs] I have Sabo.

Nice.

[laughs] Uh, Koby, 18.

He is 5'6".

Uh, Hibari is 17 and is 5'5".

Helmeppo is, uh, 22 and 5'10".

And Koby's the captain, Hibari's commander, Helmeppo is lieutenant commander.

Um-

All right

Well, please tell me which ones.

I'm excited to see, 'cause I, I will say I do enjoy a lot of the, uh, the, uh, cover story ones, because watching Helmeppo and Koby get fucking jacked is very amusing to me.

That...

I, I am, I w- am excited for when we finish that so we can talk about the Koby story, 'cause yeah, that's been very fun to see.

Sean, my third place goes to Chapter 122, which is Nami and the gorilla.

Oh yes, yes, yes.

It says, "Big family, big love family.

Current Koby can beat all members of Baroque Works minus Crocodile?" Question mark.

"Love the Koby hype yesterday.

#FiveMinuteConvo #Sebadonia #Subtax?" Question mark.

"#Larmu." Um, I would say so.

Yeah, I, I have Koby over probably Mr. 1, Mr. 2, Mr. 3 and them.

Uh, Crocodile, it, it's a argument to be made he could beat Crocodile too, for real.

Now, if you're saying at the same time could he solo Baroque Works, gonna be having a different conversation.

He's the big bad.

If you attack, if you survive an attack from Imu, that is an up skill for you, and the fact that Koby did not even one shot Avalo Pizarro means that Sabo will definitely make it out alive.

He'll be all right.

But that's, that's-

Garp did knock him out.

Mm-mm, yeah.

So you saying honesty impact, or even Garp himself not knocking Pizarro Avalo out is, is, is somehow a downplay for Koby, who couldn't knock Pizarro Avalo out, and that's not true.

Larry, Larry, why are we being disingenuous here?

Kind of in no uncertain terms, I feel like.

Oh, why does, why does Koby's escape feel so quaint already? [laughs]

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

... that there was, like, like, an 11-chapter stretch

...

Koby had this huge moment, and now, now it's like-

Yeah

His grandsons are both pirates, a moral conflict that he tries to remain detached from, but that ultimately in this saga becomes inescapable, showing that justice for him can be applied on a case-by-case basis.

He, along with Marines like Kuzan and Koby, illustrate individuals whose personal morality often conflicts painfully with the institution that they serve.

Garp's dilemma is especially powerful because Oda doesn't resolve it by simply declaring one side correct.

He can't stop being a Marine without betraying one part of himself, but he also cannot emotionally accept Ace's execution either.

As the battle intensifies, the Marines begin showing the brutal discipline of their own system.

Akainu executes a Marine who attempts to flee, while Doflamingo gleefully manipulates Whitebeard Commander Atmos into attacking his own men.

Even Koby, who's shaken by the carnage and tries to escape, only to be stopped by Helmeppo.

Sengoku then quietly gives the order to begin the Marines' next stage of their plan.

This

... first, first chapter Koby, and they never met Shushu.

Um-

Shit, yeah.

Franky's life would have continued to be the same, and he would never achieve his goal of building a ship that would reach the end of the Grand Line.

Koby would have been stuck under Alvida, but he would never have found the courage to pursue his dream.

Brook would continue to be stuck in the Florian Triangle, his soul forever trapped without Luffy to find him.

He would have stayed in isolation, being unable to fulfill his dream of reuniting with Laboon.