Gol D Roger's Impact

The D in Gol D. Roger stands for DILF

Artists:

Chapters:
0:00 Intro
4:36 Atlas VPN - Internet Security
5:39 The Perception of Roger
11:15 The Truth About Roger
17:22 Roger's Age of Freedom
20:57 Ending

[shyguypro]

That Rayleigh line "It might not be a bad thing to live a little longer" is especially hard hitting when you realize it's implied Rayleigh tried to commit suicide by drowning/starving out at sea. We're told Hachi met Rayleigh by saving him at sea. But even as an old man, Rayleigh can swim through the Calm Belt like it's nothing. He would've been much younger when he met Hachi. As such, Hachi "saving" him is likely much more about Hachi convincing Rayleigh to keep living, rather than actually saving him from danger.

[maliklofton]

We have to also acknowledge Ask D. Question. You know he got assassinated for asking Rodger where his treasure is💀

[BerryForAThought]

Speaking of Ace, the worst thing is that when Yamato told him that Oden had known a great man who'd said the same words as Luffy, Ace said he'd like to have a drink with him...

[belld.s]

Roger is likely the most important character in the story. He’s the great catalyst, he beat the game before the game was supposed to even begin, he’s the legend of the series.

[Jagernautt]

My headcanom/theory/personal belief as to why Shanks never mentioned his apprenticeship on Roger’s crew is because that would just make Luffy want to join HIS crew even more, something we clearly see him not wanting for Luffy.

[HittingBandy]

Honestly with how the Marines acted, Roger laughing at hearing he was the pirate king could also be interpreted as something besides the misspell of his name. To him, being a pirate was to have freedom, and to be crowned the king by the very people hunting him down basically meant that he had finally attained true freedom.

[bigyansubedi]

I believe one of the hidden themes in one piece is that the government classifies every one who seeks to travel and explore the world as pirates. People cannot discern good pirates from bad ones. The term pirate takes different meaning for every character and can change its meaning as the morality of the individual changes.

[Raph___A]

When you brought up Roger's last word to Rayleigh, it just made me think about Hiruluk's speech about how a man only dies when he's forgotten. Gah DAYUM, I love this story so much!

[randomx]

A thing to remember as well about our favourite GILF Silvers Rayleigh is that when he first met Luffy he tested him. To see if he really was as good as Shanks had told him. Asking him "Do you think you can rule over the seas?" When Luffy replied that isn't what being Pirate King is about that the Pirate King is the most free person in the world is the moment he realised this boy is carrying Rogers spirit.

[Szarekh]

Your random thirsting about OP characters is really funny. Kinda wanna see a compilation

[lukebeich]

To be fair, Roger was said to be quite the monster when people harmed who he cared about. He might have not harmed civilians, but he definitely had killed many pirates which is why so many people had a grudge with him. Like squardo.

[Keiko_]

I cried watching this. The fact that Luffy doesn’t kill people either same as Roger and simply destroys their ideals shows that they are similar.

[whateverwhatever]

"You either live for a man or you don't live at all"
- MelonTee

Best line from the video!

[shatterfall_hunted]

"what is freedom, free is the person whose mere existance is a threat to the idea of suppression and those who seek to abuse it at the expense of others. A mind clear of stigmas and preassumptions and a shapeless body, once you have those only thing you need is a purpose" my grandpa, former resistance fighter in the greek mountains when germany invaded greece in WW2

[Raviollie_]

Because of the Oden flashback, Roger is one of my favourite characters. He's just a funny guy

[hakkien]

19:43 It's mindblowing how it all complements so well to the lines said by Dr Hiriluk, "A man dies when he is forgotten"

[icecreamchief]

I think this video gave me a deeper appreciation for that scene in Saboady in Rayleigh's house. With the Dark King asking what Luffy wants as the Pirate King. Let's be honest, he was probably expecting a boring answer like fame, wealth, or power (like what we heard at the beginning of the series constantly) but Luffy's immediate answer? Freedom...

[RonquixoteDIII]

5:49 didn’t buggy kill one of his own men in the first chapter he was introduced.

But I guess a little bit of early inconsistency isn’t crazy with a 1100 chapter story. Buggy is mostly harmless afterwards

[kanekikingstorm]

Rayleigh is like a fine wine, he gets better with age

[abhinandannandan]

The man who had wealth, fame and power. Everything you could imagine

But most importantly he had absolute freedom