Questions & Mysteries Oda opinion on the Okama

#7
All the named okama and newkama have all been very well written and genuinely solid characters despite the over the top designs.

Bon Clay is one of the most beloved characters in the manga

Ivas plot relevance as the left hand of Dragon and one of the top members of the revolutionary army is only growing

Inazuma didn’t have much screen time but even they were a really cool character.

They’re over the top caricatures on average, but then again One piece is full of that so it’s just fitting Odas style
 
#14
Sooo basic ideas of tolerance and equality are SJW?
Yes? Nothing is wrong with being a social justice warrior. It's a good thing. (Yes, I know there are bad aspects that happen here and there, but just because you eat a bad meal doesn't mean you starve forever)

If you want to know Oda's view, switch on that mindset rather than asking rhetorical questions.
 

Adam 🍎

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#15
Yes? Nothing is wrong with being a social justice warrior. It's a good thing. (Yes, I know there are bad aspects that happen here and there, but just because you eat a bad meal doesn't mean you starve forever)

If you want to know Oda's view, switch on that mindset rather than asking rhetorical questions.
Yea man i hate to break it to you but basics idea of liberty and equality aren't SJW

They are basic human rights, nothing SJW about it lol
 
#19
Okama as a fictional concept: sure, it reflects the writer, but it's also within a very specific context. Kiku is trans and nothing like them.

In any case, Oda is from a culture different from my own so the jokes he makes may not be the jokes I make and his original audience may also see them differently. And in the big picture it's not like he's got ill intentions with his depictions. So whatever.

but the comments I see online... yes we're talking about fiction but some of the views are still pretty awkward. "If ___ has ___ genitals they're ___." That sort of thing and some of the descriptive words used, it sounds like some of the posters don't get out much. Like they work in the part of the buildings where visitors don't go, lol.
 
#20
Yes? Nothing is wrong with being a social justice warrior. It's a good thing. (Yes, I know there are bad aspects that happen here and there, but just because you eat a bad meal doesn't mean you starve forever)

If you want to know Oda's view, switch on that mindset rather than asking rhetorical questions.
Social Justice warriors tend to hold extreme views which is why it is used in a derogative term
 
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