Oda explained why Robin’s and Nami’s busts in Wano get hidden away

Question: I have a question, Odacchi. The women you draw almost always have a large bust. When they’re in Wano, they all wear kimonos and I’ve noticed that their busts get hidden away. I’m curious. Is it really okay even if Japanese women don’t have big busts??? 

Oda: Yes, this topic. Before, when I didn’t know much about kimonos, I drew chests with their normal emphasis. However, I received a lot of letters from fans who were kimono pros telling me women with large busts would purposefully find ways to hide them to emphasize the beauty of their silhouette as well as teaching me tips on how they do this.

Well in the end, the way anybody wears their clothes is up to them but I was convinced that the beauty of kimono lies in the silhouette (body line) so that’s what I’ve been emphasizing in my drawing! If they took them off, it would be incredible!!

According to Oda “One Piece Film Red” will reveal Big Secrets about Shanks!

One Piece Film: Red is the upcoming 15th One Piece movie, set to be released on August 6, 2022. The film will involve Shanks and introduce a major new female character: his estranged daughter Uta.

In his recent statement, Eiichiro Oda stated that One Piece Film: Red will reveal certain truths about Shanks.

Will these new revelations connect directly to the One Piece manga?

Oda Plans To Finish ONE PIECE In Next 3 Years!

Recently, Eiichiro Oda sat down for an interview with Gosho Aoyama, the author of the Detective Conan manga series. Oda talked about the future of One Piece while also confirming his plans for the series’ ending.

In the interview with Aoyama, Oda reiterates ONE PIECE is scheduled to end in 5 years and has the ending of the series completely planned. But, in the following statement, the author confirms that his personal goal is to end One Piece in around 3 years.

Oda also said that he had been pretty off with his predictions in the past, and he isn’t exactly sure this time either. Here’s the full extract from the translation. So no, it is not a fact that ‘ONE PIECE ending in 3 years’.