Does Luffy Still Remember Ace?

Does Luffy still remember Ace?

No, if Luffy has his current power during the Marineford War Arc, Ace wouldn’t have been saved.

Did Luffy pass out after Ace died?

Luffy grieving over Ace’s death. After recalling everything that had happened to him right before he fainted, and finally accepted that he is not dreaming, Luffy finally calms down. Jinbe watches over him, remembering that he promised Ace that if he died he would protect him.

Did Luffy really lose 10 years of his life?

Second while luffy was poisoned by the jailor at impel down and ivankov treated him, ivankov told luffy the treatment would consume 10 yrs of his lifespan.

Did Luffy ever cry after timeskip?

The only time Luffy cried after timeskip while talking about Ace. By now Luffy has fully accepted the reality about Ace death probably meeting with Sabo made a huge difference. He tells Tama about Ace’s death without flinching.

Did Luffy ever mention Ace’s death after time skip?

Yes, he had discussed Ace’s death numerous times after time skip. Although he never mentioned it without very important reasons. Till now he has mentioned Ace about four times. Luffy mentions Ace’s death while talking to Ussop about Jinbe, telling him how important is Jinbe and how he helped him to get back on his feet after Ace’s death.

How did Luffy get better in one piece?

Early in the story of One Piece, Luffy usually will enter a fight impulsively and lose from lack of preparation. During the second or third time he fights an antagonist, he will usually win, but it’s due to a half-baked strategy. In the time skip, however, Luffy has gotten a little better with how he approaches a fight.

Is Luffy more mature now than 2 years ago?

Chances are Luffy would have done the same thing, two years prior, however, he still seems more mature now. Monkey D. Luffy is no stranger to arguing with others or fighting them physically. Even after the time-skip, this has not changed.

Sarah Jenkins

Sarah Jenkins

Senior Technology Editor & AI Specialist

Sarah Jenkins is a veteran tech journalist with over 12 years of experience covering artificial intelligence, mobile innovations, and digital ethics. Her insights have appeared in leading technology publications worldwide.

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