One Piece, Vol. 51: The Eleven Supernovas
by:
Eiichiro Oda (author)
Camie the mermaid offers to take Luffy and the crew to Fish-Man Island if they'll help rescue her boss Hachi from the notorious Flying Fish Riders. Ignoring all of the warning signs (hint: her boss sounds suspiciously like an old enemy!), the crew agrees to help their mermaid friend, only to end...
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Camie the mermaid offers to take Luffy and the crew to Fish-Man Island if they'll help rescue her boss Hachi from the notorious Flying Fish Riders. Ignoring all of the warning signs (hint: her boss sounds suspiciously like an old enemy!), the crew agrees to help their mermaid friend, only to end up losing Camie to other kidnappers!
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Format: paperback
ISBN:
9781421534671 (1421534673)
Publish date: 01-06-2010
Publisher: VIZ Media LLC
Pages no: 232
Edition language: English
Category:
Fantasy,
Young Adult,
Adventure,
Humor,
Comedy,
Pirates,
Action,
Sequential Art,
Graphic Novels,
Comics,
Manga,
Shonen
Series: One Piece (#51)
Boy, this is one of the darkest section of One Piece; I never saw this coming. I love Luffy but I'm not sure he handled the last part right. We will just have to see. ------------------------------------- Reread 10/22/2014 The closer they get to the New World, the more interesting things get. I ...
This volume starts out with the Flying Fish riders before transitioning into the beginning of the Sabaody arc.I actually find the Flying Fish Riders to be nice, a fun little mini-arc showing how the Straw hats' actions are having unintended consequences across the seas.Then we get into Sabaody, and ...
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