One Piece Nami Sanji

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From the East Blue to the New World, anything related to the world of One Piece belongs here! If you've just set sail with the Straw Hat Pirates, be wary of spoilers on this subreddit! Sanji first met the crew after Luffy accidentally attacked the Baratie

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For Sanji, it was beauty at first sight, and Nami, another man to do her bidding Sanji laments he couldn't travel the sea with Nami since "obstacles" where in. It took a while for Sanji to fully understand and like the crew, since he thought Luffy and Zoro were crazy for risking their lives for their dreams, when they respectively fought Krieg and Mihawk; however.

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Download Sanji and Nami strike a stylish pose in the world of One Piece Wallpaper. It took a while for Sanji to fully understand and like the crew, since he thought Luffy and Zoro were crazy for risking their lives for their dreams, when they respectively fought Krieg and Mihawk; however. One afternoon, walking through a dense forest while heading back to the Merry together, Nami and Sanji are caught off guard by a powerful storm that forces them to take shelter inside a dead tree until the rain passes, something the navigator predicted would only happen the next morning.