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I NEED to see the dynamic between Loki and Robin omg

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Oh the brief summary did me in, time to cry myself to sleep 💔💔💔

Who wants to crash out over chapter 1154 with meeeee

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I need to figure out some technical stuff first buuuut I've actually been considering streaming! I'd basically just doodle Loki and talk about One Piece (mostly Loki lbr lol)

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Who wants to crash out over chapter 1154 with meeeee

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hey, i really love your art. elbaf and loki's story really means a lot to me right now, so seeing you draw so much of it makes me happy

Aww thank you anon you're so sweet!!!! 🥺🥺🥺💖💖💖

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the more I think about it, the more it seems like Loki’s admiration for Rocks is less about who he was as a person and more about what he represented, by the time we see Loki approach he already became aware of how Elbaf views him, his father was too busy trading with other countries, Dorry, Brogy, Oimo, and Kashii were all MIA so the Giant Warrior Pirates activities were put on hold for quite some, and his older brother Hajrudin isn’t someone that can protect him physically so the idea of a strong pirate captain who does whatever he wants by disregarding the rules and asserting his dominance over others sounds appealing.

Yea I also think that Loki really admired Rocks's *attitude* first and foremost, and that he didn't give a shit how someone perceived him. He did what he wanted, lived however he pleased and had no regards for rules or so-called moral compasses. So what if he's the bad guy? He owns up to it! He never tried to appeal to anyone's sensibilities and had the balls to tell his very powerful crew members to shut it.

Of course Loki would admire that, especially because he's already treated like a bad guy scapegoat anyway. So might as well own up to it and turn his villainous act up several notches! Screw what everyone else thinks, they never liked him in the first place so why should he care?

I think it's this type of freedom and high self-esteem that really inspired him, and that's why he didn't even develop any hard feelings over getting stabbed by his idol. If anything, he probably thought that was so cool and ballsy of Rocks to put him, the Prince of Elbaph, into his place like that. Nobody dared to defy him like this until that point, all people could do was sneer and gossip behind his back.

This is why I believe that the Rocks incident was THE catalyst for everything that went wrong. Especially because Rocks dying "by the hands of the government" still checks out with Loki's young age (7-8 yo iirc). I'm pretty sure Harald was distraught about the stabbing and took an interest in the WG after the God Valley news. Likewise, Loki started to act up more, partly because of his inspiration and partly as a protest against his father's new peace reforms and budding association with the WG.

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thank you

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One last thing I want to say...

An additional scene to this

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Life is more fun when Dad is around~

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First Meet….

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BABY LOKI IS THE CUTEST!!!!

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my pretty kitten princessssss 💖💖💖💖💖

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Friendly reminder that I'm a uni student and that my finals are this month/early August! Please keep this in mind when you submit asks, I don't always have the mental capacity to give detailed answers or any at all. You can still submit them, but I can't guarantee I'll be answering them this month. It entirely depends on my stress level and mood!

While it's true that I post drawings *very* frequently, this is due to 2 factors: 1) Drawing is relaxing to me and 2) I'm actually really fast with drawing in general which is a skill I acquired from my time in the animation industry.

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bandages

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Do you think the prophecy that Loki would kill his father was something Estrid came up with to justify her actions and to convince the guard she talking to to finish what she started? When she said that to him he went “not this madness again” but was that before or after Loki was born? I can’t imagine she would’ve willingly conceived a child or told Harald to simply forget about Hajrudin instead of warning him about it if it was before.

Yes she was 10000% bullshitting right then and there, it looks like she's been in hysterics ever since she attempted to murder Loki. I think it's very likely that she became quite literally mad with a self-induced psychosis (or perhaps it was the wrath of Elbaph itself...or maybe both)

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He’s just a lil kitty,,,,exactly three giant yarn balls tall,,,,

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I remember seeing the posts you made about how things transpired between Loki and Lola which I 100% agree with so I wanted to add to it - you know how it’s said that BM’s relationship with the Giants worsened after she tried to trick Loki? What if the real reason that happened wasn’t because she tried to trick him, but because she failed to? Like if things ended up working out they wouldn’t have to deal with him anymore but because they didn’t they still have to worry about him returning someday

Oh yea definitely, the giants rejoiced because they thought they'd finally get rid off him but nooo Loki didn't get tricked 🫠 I find it ironic how no matter what would've happened, Big Mom would NOT have gotten what she wanted lmao