Questions & Mysteries Is One Piece more about Hard work or Talent?

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[JoNdule]

Talent

 

[Moegara]

Hard work.

You may be born with the disposition of a conqueror, but you may master it like Zoro or you might overrely on your DF like Kid and fumble.

 

[JoNdule]

It's more about being born with CoC
More about having legendary lineage
More about having powerful df that you ate even if you didnt train

 

[soupongo]

Neither,adventure

 

[Roronoa-sama]

Talent and then hard work, like in the real world

 

[zenox]

BOTH

there is nothing wrong with being talented

 

[HellBlazer04]

Every arc the concept of hard work vanishes slowly.
Now everything is just about being who is more genetically gifted

 

[park_min young]

It’s an epic about a literal god and his chosen cronies, you can find a lot of touched upon themes like hard work vs destiny in the story but that’s not the core message.

 

[Buusatan94]

Being the chosen one and gifted.

 

[Kung-Fu Dugong]

Talent undoubtedly. Even luck is above hard work in One Piece.

 

[MarineHQ]

Wano gave an answer, clearly.

 

[Sir Yasheen]

Talent. You have to be born destined for greatness

 

[Vanlax]

Both + Oda privilege.

 

[kekaro]

OP was neither about either from the beginning

That one naruto video did generational damage

 

[MonsterKaido]

Both. Characters like garp , Kuzan etc most likely have high potential so hidden talent. Same for koby. Otherwise we would have way more powerful characters in OP.

 

[matt245]

Imo it's a very good balance towards both. Unlike certain show with a furry, orange MC

 

[pg13]

OP was neither about either from the beginning

That one naruto video did generational damage

You can apply this question to any series
It’s simple How do most characters progress ? Is it through hard work and training from the ground up or is it more so through the talent/ inherited abilities of the characters . We’ve seen plenty of fights and plenty of powerups to determine which side Oda leans on more.

 

[kekaro]

You can apply this question to any series
It’s simple How do most characters progress ? Is it through hard work and training from the ground up or is it more so through the talent/ inherited abilities of the characters . We’ve seen plenty of fights and plenty of powerups to determine which side Oda leans on more.

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It’s an epic about a literal god and his chosen cronies, you can find a lot of touched upon themes like hard work vs destiny in the story but that’s not the core message.

 

[SkySanji]

Talent, "hard work" doesn't mean shit.