That would actually really fit, since he only recently joined up and he does seem like the best option to learn from out of the rest of the straw hats that have haki down pretty well
@@just_dylan_officialit would be awesome, and robin could help jimbei with it cause she knows sone fishman karate as well so she can help them learn it from viewpoint of a human
People tend to forget that just because someone is good at something doesnt mean they would be good at teaching other people how to do it, teaching itself is a skill you need to develop
That's something that happens to me at school, my friends ask me how to do something and I just don't explain it in the correct way so they get so confused
@@Dirigamer_xDsame i get straight A's(I am asian)but when my friends ask me how to do a equation first understand the question myself by mumbing then i explain it to them in the worst way lossible😂😂
Luffy never believed his crew was lacking in anything. He didn't recruit 8 warriors onto his ship, he recruited a first mate, a navigator, a sniper, a cook, a doctor, a historian, a shipwright, and a musician.
Luffy trusts his crew to be strong enough to achieve their dreams, and doesn't demand anything more from them. He expects himself to be strong enough to protect them... it probably has never crossed his mind that his awesome crew was in any way lacking on anything.
He's not dumb and he knows that everyone on the crew has their strengths and are constantly honing their own specific skillsets. Not everyone's meant to be a fighter, and even the fighters all have very different styles that they can't help each other with. He trusts his crew to do what they need to do in order to achieve their own goals too
Luffy is not dumb. Luffy is uncaring. He is free. And he never bothers himself with anything that does not advance his goal. We can see that every time things get serious, Luffy knows who to fight, what to say, when to say them and when to fight. After that, he lets his crew do the rest of the thinking for him. Which is why he has them.
Luffy doesn't expect anyone on his crew to be insanely strong. His belief is that he should be strong enough to protect his entire crew, of course he needs them to be strong, but he trusts them to help him on his journey. And they do, every crew member is important, they don't all need haki, they just need to be dependable when the time is right. Luffy knows his crew is exactly what he needs.
Not really only half the crew knows how to use any sort of haki and usopp doesn’t really seem to even know how to use it considering he hasn’t used it since dressrosa
@doubleedge2422 Coby didn't show any signs until Marineford. Robin has had fighting experience in her fighting style; she learned Fishman karate as well. Usopp has the entirety of Elbaf to develop, so don't start downplaying him or anyone else, for that matter.
@@darkmatter9643seems you skipped many episodes in one piece. It was confirmed by garp after water 7 arc that love of fist has no defense. Since Nami and every other crew loves Luffy that's why their punches hurts Luffy. It has nothing to do with armament haki.
@@rashedujjamanridoy6862 Seems you don’t get oda. This is his way to mess with the fans. By never confirming it. But obviously showing the character has haki. Haki . Ambition of spirit. To fight using conquerors is to damage the spirit. Nami already a conqueror haki user. Garps fist of love is a play on words. Before revealing he is a haki master. The Garp the fist.
Luffy isn't dumb, he legitimately doesn't care about things that he doesn't want to care about. He trusts his crew and had any of them asked I suspect he would have tried to explain. However, his trust is not misplaced, as we see throughout the series: They did not need his help to get stronger and he probably is very aware of that.
And he was thrown into a Jungle and raised by mountain bandits. He is naive, but he was never taught some skills that people often use to measure IQ. The concept of IQ isn't very trustworthy. If you would measure Luffys IQ Just by His Fights he would be a Genius. He found out Crocodiles weakness in an instand. He develops new attacks in the middle of His fights. Yes some seem to be not that smart like the Just passive move He used against Enel. But he was able to dodge Enels attacks with it and He came Up with it in a few seconds.
I also agree that luffy isn’t inherently dumb he simply embodies “freedom” in every way and that means unless it’s important it doesn’t require much thought, Most of what is on his mind at any given point is exactly what he’s doing and he goes with his instincts and his first thought until that is proven incorrect through pain which like goku is how he learns at such a quick pace and makes his battle IQ in the realms of gods they pay attention to what they need to and the rest is irrelevant they respect those who deserve respect and pay attention to what actually matters other then that they really don’t burden themselves with trivial nonsense and in those two verses it makes a lot of sense with how much is constantly happening and the fact most of what is happening is simply unable to be comprehended by just everyone in the verse they don’t have the internet or a knowledge base like us most of their verses information they simply don’t have especially where devil fruits are concerned some things can be inferred or assumed but there’s very little information on literally anything in the OP universe they don’t go to school they don’t have libraries you can trawl for information people are expecting so much of a verse that’s basically the 1800s with DF you can’t hold any of them to the standard deviation of intellect we hold ourselves to with the information we’re fed through childhood and the easily accessibility of it all luffy learns through experience not through information and it may not seem like it but that is also intelligence BIQ is directly related to intellect it’s simply a different way of learning I don’t believe he’s truly an idiot sometimes childish and most of the time mindless free of constraints like a cloud for me I feel like if you were to tech luffy things in a specific way that actually interested him and kept him in the now he would learn and understand it in such a way that you wouldn’t be teaching him for long he’d be explaining things to you after practicing what you’ve taught him as he’s been shown to do all through out the anime/manga someone teaches him something in the way he can understand it and all of a sudden he exceeds what that person expected from him 10 fold like when Rayleigh taught him mastery of haki luffy excels specifically at things he can “feel” his cloud like nature makes him entirely unpredictable and his gear 5 awakening shows that he quite literally has god tier perception of what he can and can’t achieve with what is around him and the information he has he just doesn’t retain information unless he actually needs to and it’s a good characteristic to have when you’re writing the story because it leads to so many unexpected events and plot twists Excuse my spiel I’ve also been waiting for g5 and to converse about luffy and his growth for a very long time.
Luffy is actually a strict adherent to the unspoken roles given to himself and the rest of his crew. He never asks about weather, poneglyphs, medicine, shipbuilding, etc, bc that’s not his job and he makes sure fighting the big bad isn’t their job either.
Luffy is so confident in his crew that he doesn't think it's necessary to teach them anything. He knows they'll do whatever they have to and whatever they can in persuit of their dreams.
This. I was gonna say. He specifically chose his crew members based on their motivations, not necessarily their strengths. Luffy's real super power is being a supernaturally good judge of character.
@@devinomatsu2444 to a dictator and control freaks they will not see leadership but just child play because in there world everyone and everything needs to be control and rule with zero freedom or choices.
@@abubakarjalloh8665yeah but 100 arms worth of damage, would definitely hurt, even something like observation would help, no more sneak attacks, they try to get to her and she just breaks their spine, she would be perfect on the back lines of any battle
@@jewlz1355 bro that can probably damage at most someone on vice admiral level. It’s not doing any real damage to admirals, former warlord, yonko and yonko commanders
@jewlz1355 Dude, it's the endgame. Anybody she faces is either getting oneshotted or giving her immense trouble anyway, and we should hope that she won't have trouble at this point. Give her haki and she can at least use her giant form without getting entirely sliced.
Just because you know someone on the spectrum who is functional, apparently, doesn't mean that EVERY person is mentally functional. Having a low IQ doesn't have to equate to straight up retardation. Luffy fits the bill. I highly doubt the statement was meant with any bigotry. 🙄
How to tell me your a libertarian type without telling me your a libertarian type. "Meant as bigotry" is a dumb statement and not the point. For example: if the video is likely to be seen by a lot of kids, and it normalises the idea to start saying "on the spectrum" as an insult. Cue the point they learn what the spectrum is, and their first impression of autism is derogatory and associated with low intelligence. Meanwhile, all of this has occurred without intent of any bigotry by the video author. The argument isn't that he's ableist, but that the script of the video is negligent and irresponsible.
Legit, all people did was say "autism doesn't make you stupid" to avoid future stigma. What kinda snowflake have you got to be to immediately jump to "its not bigotry" as if we're trying to cancel the guy. Why do you think he didn't just say "luffy is mentally r**ed" in the first place? Surely by this logic it's not a bad thing? I mean its a diagnosable medical condition after all, and it is closer to the point of the statement. The reason is that it's incredibly insensitive to the people who actually have to lives with these conditions and the stigma society attaches to them. Autism is not defined by differences in intelligence, but by neurological symptoms.
More than that, Luffy desires freedom above all else. He knows his crew will be strong. He however, allows them to grow at their own pace. Free to explore whatever ability or special moves they can awaken.
To go along with what you said. His views on freedom would also keep him from teaching them. Since if he taught the crew how to fight like him then theyd no longer be their own person or completely free. Though this point kinda evaporates cause of Rayleigh. Though ig not since luffy chose and asked him to be his mentor. No one on the crew has asked luffy for help. We all know hed try his hardest to teach them if they asked for help.
Luffy is a great captain because his consideration is the dreams of his crew. And if they're in his crew, he probably believes they'll do whatever is necessary to get to those dreams, even if it means killing him. Find me a captain like that and I'll follow that person for the rest of my life. That kind of trust inspires loyalty.
agree, I think the idea of luffy stopping to teach usop or nami haki is hilariously bad. Theyre already perfect in his eyes as his crew I think that's what makes the character relationships so interesting.
There is also the fact that they are there for different reasons. This crew wouldn’t have made it passed island number 2 without nami, Brooke keeps up morale, chopper is the goat healer, Frankie puts in work in fights but he also fixes the ship, ussopp is gonna shine I feel it he’s a goat. Luffy makes sure that they don’t have to fight because he knows that’s not their job it’s his.
Luffy being called on the spectrum isn't even inaccurate. He recognizes his limits and focuses on using his strengths to surround himself with people who can mitigate those. Neurodivergent icon, you don't have to fix yourself, it's perfectly ok to give and take help when it's needed.
Fr. Autistic people can be an often are average intelligence. The characteristic of Autism is social awkwardness, a disconnect from relating to and communicating with other people.
This is not really true. Luffy was able to learn armament haki. Kobi also learned how to use haki as well. Which means that it is a skill that can be learned.
@@jeremiahriley663Koby unlocked it after witnessing the trauma of Marineford, not by learning. You cant start to learn and develop haki until youve unlocked it, prior it just an incomprehensible concept. You unlock it through the trauma of fighting, the different forms are unlocked depending how you percieve and handle that trauma.
Being unintelligent is not the same as having autism, and it's harmful to say that. An argument can be made that Luffy belongs to both categories, but make sure not to confuse them for being necessarily mutually inclusive.
Does being on the spectrum mean you are autistic? I am not well versed in this area, I searched Google, but I still can't understand why that comment was offensive. Doesn't spectrum mean it could fall in both extremes of high and low IQ?
@@correlgamers7518no spectrum is about how impactful autism is for your everyday life. it can be mild to the point where if you didn't tell someone you have it they'd just assume you don't have it. And it can be extreme where it makes you stand out a lot
He literally sent a message to his entire crew by running up on marine ford with Rayleigh and ringing the ox bell, he straight up told them, get strong, we too weak right now. And that’s why there’s a time skip
Dude it has only been 2 months in their world timeline since the time skip..... It takes years to learn haki and moreover since they entered the new world, they have been subjected to one thing after another. So when did they have the time to learn? The entire point of this reel is invalid.
I disagree, he might not be smart, but he has a lot of emotional intelligence. The reason he didn't teach the crew haki, is because you can't "teach" haki.
If they ask him to, he'd do his best, but he sees it as his job to protect them. He needs to be as strong as possible and his first mate is the only other one he actually expects it from. Teaching them means he expects them to fight. That's up to them. Sanji had better be the best cook. That he can swing a mean kick is just a bonus. Nami had better get them to the next island, but that she can control the weather is a bonus too. Chopper is the doctor, Franky the shipright, and Brooke is the bard. Ussop is generally just a friend, but he's also pilot and shiphand. His sniper skills are invaluable at sea, but Luffy's happy enough just bouncing cannonballs back and boarding, so its just a bonus to him. Robin and Jinbei are also simply friends, he doesn't understand Robin's archeology and how it can lead to more adventures, he just likes having her around. While he can rely on Jinbei's talent as much as Zoro's, he already has his first mate, so Jinbei is alright chilling for the most part.
I gotta say that spectrum joke was actually tasteless and shows ignorance. I mean, you just straight-up called people with ASD stupid, yet some of them have been some of the most revered and smartest people in history, lol
You should report the video I did and so did many others I know generalizing a specific group is not only in poor taste but myself and those I've shared this with consider it hate speech and this video deserves a report for that
You’re wrong about the forgetting names thing. He knows the names of all his crew members. He just doesn’t care to remember the names of other people. However, if he does end up liking a non-crew member, he actually gives them each a nickname.
@@Blewlongmun idk about that he couldn't fucking tell Ussop and Sniper King were the same person Luffy is a battle genius but he is a dumbass in meny other facets in life he is genuinely stupid
the stawhats aren't a crew that focus on strength but rather comradery and family. Imo luffy sees that as a captain his job is to be able to protect all of his crew not teach them to be strong enough to protect themselfs, luffy woudnt care if everyone was as weak as a background character, the only reason that the stawhats are strong is because they want to get stronger so they would be able to help other crewmembers to achieve their dreams
Yet in every arc, the straw hats all split up and the weak members of the crew like usopp, chopper and nami have to find creative ways to win a fight while on the brink of death. Not like Luffy can protect them when he's fighting doffy or kaido in the background the entire arc. It's about time they get haki, there's really no excuse for it this far into the story.
"Iq so low it almost puts him on the spectrum" Actually, people on the spectrum can have any level of IQ they're just not always able to communicate that knowledge.
Luffy isn't dumb, and being dumb doesn't mean you're on the spectrum. Some of the smartest people I've ever met are autistic. There is no correlation, it mostly has to do with social interactions. Tbh, Luffy probably is on the spectrum but not because of his intelligence. Also Luffy is incredibly smart in some ways, his emotional intelligence is crazy high, he's a fighting genius, and he always knows what the most important thing to do is anytime things get dire. A better question is why Zoro or Sanji didn't teach the other members of the crew haki, or why Robin didn't learn it from the revolutionaries. Hopefully now that Jimbei is on the crew, he'll teach some of the other members. Usopp, Chopper, and Robin could make very good use of armament haki, and Nami absolutely needs observation haki. Also, if he could teach Robin more fishman karate, that would be super helpful.
@@Literally___Me you know robin already uses fishman karate, right? she learned it from hack over the timeskip and she used it in the raid on onigashima. fishman karate isnt only underwater, its about sending shockwaves through the water particles in the air and in peoples' bodies. i'm just saying jimbei would be a good teacher to help her get better. the comment wasn't just about luffy, it was about how all these dumbasses think autism = being stupid, when the average commenter here has half the intelligence of the average person on the spectrum. and the fact that you read all of my comment and just came away with some dumb battle shonen trope take only proves my point.
Luffy also invited his crew based off their individual dreams, aspirations, and skills. He isn't just forming some unified workforce that answers and relies upon him for instruction but a clan of completely free individuals who only stick around because they chose to. Inserting the question of Haki training unsolicited, aside from not being something Luffy would even come to consider on his own anyway, would sort of interfere with that dynamic unless one of the other Straw Hats came to him first or he felt they could use the knowledge to aid in a visibly obvious personal struggle.
Yes, a pirate king's crew shouldn't need to have their hands held. Also the crew has other aspects that are more important than just raw fighting, because it makes up for what Luffy lacks. Nami's raw intelligence and navigation skills, Franky's tech, Chopper's medical skills, Usopp's utility skills and versatility... They each have their own roles, and they're all exceptional at these roles. That is what makes the crew so affective. - Luffy is the front runner and leader of the crew, so he takes on whoever is the number one threat. Then Zoro and Sanji cover Luffy's sides, taking out whoever else will be a threat. - Zoro is the 2nd strongest in the crew, behind Luffy. He acts as sort of the protector from the shadows. He is the 1st mate and he will put Luffy in line when he goes astray (for serious matters, not Nami matters). - Sanji is the cook, just like Luffy said, he cannot reach his goal without him. Sanji is the 3rd strongest in the crew, often acting as a rival to Zoro. These are the wingmen to the pirate king. - And now they have Jinbe who also covers Luffy's back in any fight, and can save him if he happens to fall in the water. So Luffy got his main fighting force, but the rest of the crew covers aspects they don't have: - Nami is the organizer of the crew; she manages the money, navigates the ship, and punishes crewmembers who cross the line. You could say she is the quartermaster of the crew. - Usopp is the jack of all trades. He is a sniper, gunner, weaponsmith, inventor, engineer, artist, hairdresser, gardener, backup shipwright, and lookout. And his sniping skills are on point. Chopper is the doctor, which is needed in any crew. I could keep going, but I think you get the idea.
I laughed at the spectrum joke. But as an autistic person myself, I would probably say that it is in poor taste. I’m not outraged like some of these other commenters, since I’m quite self-deprecating as a person, but it’s still kind of a dumb thing to say that everyone on the autistic spectrum is stupid and has low IQ. Though I won’t object to having Luffy be a part of the spectrum, that’d be cool asf.
As a fellow autistic I take pride in my intelligence it's one way I don't let my autism make me feel lesser I can understand your take but what he said wasn't just in poor taste it was straight up offensive he negatively generalized a vulnerable group of people and that's not okay that's bullying bordering on hate speech
@@SnugNap I agree, jokes that generalize and demean a minority, as you well put, vulnerable group of people that already have alot of generalization, stereotypes and ridicule, spreading unnecessary nasty stuff like that isn't chill or cool. There's no need for people to be nasty like that for a joke either imo, it feels lazy and like they're punching down, which is just no good. It was a joke, so ik alot of people will say it's not serious and it's an overreaction, but I'm not outraged or demanding retribution (you don't have to be angry to be passionate about something), I just thought it's good that to say these things out loud so people might think about it and maybe say less stuff like this in the future, that'd make me happy.
@@mikai5603 it's not so much demanding retribution. My goal is hopefully for him to get a community guidelines strike. If he doesn't get some kind of push back he won't find issue with that kind of joke it's a measure to make sure he learns and never does it again actions have consequences and this very much warrants disciplinary action
Dude he says this stuff all the time and there’s always a bunch of us in the comments like ‘hey, I’m autistic, we’re not dumb’ at this point I just think he doesn’t care.
I dont think he means fundamentals as knowledge but the fundamentals as natural ability. You can teach Haki theory, but without the natural ability and extensive training, its may not be worth it for the non warrior part of the crew.
@@bc7781 I think pretty much all the crew would benefit from Haki, even those who don't really fight as their primary role. Because in most major arcs ALL the Strawhats get at least 1 fight. In Wano EVERYONE got at least 1 fight. Besides Conq. no one is born with Haki, it has to be learned and trained over time.
@@avspranavchowdary2230 Luffy had 0 Haki before the timeskip besides basic Conq. Haki, which he unlocked by accident. Nobody just knows how to use Arm. or Ov. Haki, it can only be taught.
@@PlanetZoidstar The problem is that it would take far too long for normal people to achieve basic mastery of Haki. Otherwise everyone would have it. We're use to Luffy just picking up and mastering every form of Haki he encounters, as well as the other "monster" characters like Sanji and Zoro. But they have natural ability and extensive martial discipline. Haki is essentially a twist on "Qi or Ki", and it means you have to dedicate training your body, mind, and soul for it, so it only really awakens and grows with martial arts/battle experience. The other strawhats are not monsters, and have their own roles on the crew. Usopp is arguably a lucky one because his natural talent for it bloomed through his experience. To be fair, I feel like Brook should also have it at least, as he is trained as a swordsmen.
You can’t teach something that you feel. That’s kind of a universal understanding. Those who are good at something naturally make horrible teachers because for them it’s less intuition or more instinct. That’s why Gojo is constantly called a horrible teacher in JJK. In the end all he did was motivate his students to find that feeling for themselves.
@@JoyBoyAlter Schrödinger’s Comedian in action, as you can see right here. Seriously… if it *was* a joke, it was a very poorly executed and tasteless one. You’d have to possess a fairly moronic sense of humor to find such a blatant falsehood funny.
@JoyBoyAlter not the end of world, not a good joke, but it does come from a very ignorant tendency to link iq to the spectrum, so i see as valid criticism hope the creator sees it in a similar manner
@@SnugNap yeah idk, he did seem to genuinely misunderstand that. Luffy is definitely on the spectrum but Idk people you can think luffy has a very low iq, as we seem him understand complex scenarios and usually knows what needs to be done to help people, when most others present don't. This is really obvious from the start such as what he did with Coby to join the marines. He's not booksmart but isn't stupid.
he isnt stupid i think thats taking a shot at your own favorite thing. he just has different priorities and lives life abnormally thats why he is so special.
Especially when his friends lives are literally at stake. He genuinely hasn't even attempted it. Whether he's a good efficient teacher or not doesn't really matter.
@@ReesemikeMy guess is they have no interest. Mostly the ones who don't have haki are the non-fighters anyhow, save for Brook. I don't even think they've asked to be trained themselves, so it's as much on them as it is on Luffy.
He wanted to be stronger to protect his crew by HIMSELF if need be. Kuma showed him that he'd be the last one left if somebody started blitzing through them.
Has anyone asked to learn it? i mean, has Nami been like, " Hey, i saw you focus and punch metal. Can i learn something like that?" Or chopper, go to Sanji." Hey, normal person guy. What's up with you flying like that? I'm a doctor, and humans don't tend to fly." Honestly, i think everyone is happy doing what they do.
@@religioninfofr, Jimbei has more patience than any other member on the Straw Hat crew. Hell, he put up with being Big Mom's subordinate to keep Fishman Isle safe.
Its better to say Luffy trusts his crew and that they will improve on their own as each of them has a dream. Its not about having the strongest crew for him. Its about achieving their dreams through their own efforts
@@SnugNap Ok calm down, there's no reason to report it. Just downvote it. Freedom of speech is important, not just for the opinions you agree with, but also with the opinions you disagree with. Let the majority decide if the opinion is valid.
My first thought was luffy obviously doesn’t think about anything other than food and becoming the pirate king so why would he waist critical eating time to train people that are at least still alive sept brook💀
Please don't call Autistic people stupid. It's an insult to those with Autism by implying that merely being Autistic makes you severely unintelligent when that simply isn't true, you're also insulting luffy with this attempt at a "joke". I'm not one for policing humor but there wasn't even the proper structure for a joke there. You just called Luffy stupid and associated it with Autism because, calling Autistic people stupid is funny I guess?
I want to clarify that if you had actually had told a real joke that was meant to be funny I wouldn't have a problem but if that was your intention, then it just came across as you saying mean and harmful things towards those on the spectrum and it's just funny cause it's them. Please don't spread hate.
@@chrishansen1842it was offensive he's generalizing a specific vulnerable group of people in a way that depicts them as lesser it's bullying bordering on hate speech
Luffy is the kind of person who wants his crew mates to rely on themselves, to teach themselves and get themselves stronger in their own way Some members are proud enough to rather not have things given to them, they rather earn their strength on their own Usopp and Nami wouldn’t want powers that would make them more forced into the front lines, and their greatest strength is using their wits to survive Whether Chopper and Robin are capable to learn Haki is up to them, although they rather stick to their roles as Doctor and archeologist and battle when necessary Frankie rather stick to his cyborgnetics to battle The only crew mates that are willing and able to learn Haki are Zoro and Sanji who learned on their own already And Jinbei being a veteran has less need to learn himself
Tacit reminder that Usopp _does_ have Haki anyway, but specifically the type that lets him be the best sniper he can be (which conveniently means staying away from the front lines, as is his preference).
Luffy is a good teacher, he gave everyone in evett other country he’s been to life lessons about pushing through life even if it looks like they’re gonna die, he did thy with all of his crew mates
Luffy is not a basement gamer who max out everything, if the crew don't want to or don't show any interest in haki he won't show them, he's a captain who appreciates his friends for what they are and what they want.
Luffy puts his faith in his crew, each one has a responsibility to make sure they arnt lacking in their skill points. Not only that, the crew has always felt the need to improve without being told, so hes never seen a need to train them. He even says it when they form their alliance with law on punk hazard, they were saying what if law betrays them, and he said its all right, you guys have been training hard these past 2 years so they can help him take care of it.
Jimbei would be a great teacher for the rest of the crew
That would actually really fit, since he only recently joined up and he does seem like the best option to learn from out of the rest of the straw hats that have haki down pretty well
My guy I was gonna type he forgot jimbe but this covers it instead
@@grimhawk8697 bro fr 😭
Imagine he taught chopper and/or Franky fishmen karate.
@@just_dylan_officialit would be awesome, and robin could help jimbei with it cause she knows sone fishman karate as well so she can help them learn it from viewpoint of a human
People tend to forget that just because someone is good at something doesnt mean they would be good at teaching other people how to do it, teaching itself is a skill you need to develop
That's something that happens to me at school, my friends ask me how to do something and I just don't explain it in the correct way so they get so confused
@@Dirigamer_xDsame i get straight A's(I am asian)but when my friends ask me how to do a equation first understand the question myself by mumbing then i explain it to them in the worst way lossible😂😂
Like in primary school just because I was good at Science, Art, English, etc everyone kept asking for my help
this is trueee....
This is the most perfect explanation for this I've ever heard. Thank you
Luffy never believed his crew was lacking in anything. He didn't recruit 8 warriors onto his ship, he recruited a first mate, a navigator, a sniper, a cook, a doctor, a historian, a shipwright, and a musician.
Swordsman💀
@@BlueXploiterFirst mate and swordsman
And a former warlord firsh
and a helmsman
FINALLY SOMEONE WITH BRAIN!💯
Ask why Luffy isn't a teacher is like asking why Zoro isn't a navigator.
THIS xD
Yeas such a dumb question 😂
Now that you brought it up, why isn't Zoro a navigator? Maybe It's exactly zoro's skillset to get to laughtale without a logo's pose
@@Ptolemy336VVnahh, I think he’ll take everyone to Wano
After all, Wano is the only place where Zoro didn’t get lost
@@Ptolemy336VVbecause then he would got lost and would found the one piece accidentally
Luffy trusts his crew to be strong enough to achieve their dreams, and doesn't demand anything more from them. He expects himself to be strong enough to protect them... it probably has never crossed his mind that his awesome crew was in any way lacking on anything.
up until sabaody lmao but it hasnt happened again so ig that cleared his mind
Give this man a medal🏅
Welp usopp, nami, chopper and franky they cant fight for shit fr fr they could use haki
Yep
@@bluemary2390Yasopp and Van Augur are probably better snipers at the moments
He's not dumb and he knows that everyone on the crew has their strengths and are constantly honing their own specific skillsets. Not everyone's meant to be a fighter, and even the fighters all have very different styles that they can't help each other with. He trusts his crew to do what they need to do in order to achieve their own goals too
luffy is not dumb? lol gimme that stuff you smoke
Dumb doesn't mean he can't be caring wth
Luffy is not dumb. Luffy is uncaring. He is free. And he never bothers himself with anything that does not advance his goal.
We can see that every time things get serious, Luffy knows who to fight, what to say, when to say them and when to fight.
After that, he lets his crew do the rest of the thinking for him.
Which is why he has them.
@@pjbpiano Most of that is battle IQ but also Luffy has shown thighs that show low IQ in the show he's obviously not the brightest he's legit dumb
@@pjbpiano laffy is hella dumb, but what can you expect from rubber guy since brains needs electricity
Luffy doesn't expect anyone on his crew to be insanely strong. His belief is that he should be strong enough to protect his entire crew, of course he needs them to be strong, but he trusts them to help him on his journey. And they do, every crew member is important, they don't all need haki, they just need to be dependable when the time is right. Luffy knows his crew is exactly what he needs.
That’s trusting someone stupidly and I’m down for it, if you choose the people right you won’t struggle in anything !
Isn’t Franky notoriously unhelpful? Every time I hear about that guy, it’s just about how he doesn’t do shit.
@@DCBiscuithe built and maintains the ship
@@dname9394
Does it ever actually… need maintenance?
@@DCBiscuit i would asume so, he gotta change out the cola
They are the crew of the future pirate king. They should be able to figure out haki their own way, and for the most part they have
Not really only half the crew knows how to use any sort of haki and usopp doesn’t really seem to even know how to use it considering he hasn’t used it since dressrosa
@@doubleedge2422Well, maybe they'll get a sense of it in Elbaf, especially Usopp
Not at all really the only person who’s displaying haki is usopp and honestly I don’t think he’s used it since
@@maxwellkowal3065 who else has shown any aptitude for haki besides usopp the former warlord, or the monster Trio
@doubleedge2422 Coby didn't show any signs until Marineford. Robin has had fighting experience in her fighting style; she learned Fishman karate as well. Usopp has the entirety of Elbaf to develop, so don't start downplaying him or anyone else, for that matter.
If Nami learned Armament haki
Luffy's skull isn't safe
imagine her using adv conquers haki and the obliterating luffy
Pretty sure she had it from the start of the series, she was definitely hurting that man
@@darkmatter9643seems you skipped many episodes in one piece. It was confirmed by garp after water 7 arc that love of fist has no defense. Since Nami and every other crew loves Luffy that's why their punches hurts Luffy. It has nothing to do with armament haki.
@@rashedujjamanridoy6862
Seems you don’t get oda.
This is his way to mess with the fans. By never confirming it. But obviously showing the character has haki.
Haki . Ambition of spirit.
To fight using conquerors is to damage the spirit.
Nami already a conqueror haki user.
Garps fist of love is a play on words. Before revealing he is a haki master. The Garp the fist.
But only arlong only guy who beat nami his all her life
Luffy isn't dumb, he legitimately doesn't care about things that he doesn't want to care about. He trusts his crew and had any of them asked I suspect he would have tried to explain. However, his trust is not misplaced, as we see throughout the series: They did not need his help to get stronger and he probably is very aware of that.
And he was thrown into a Jungle and raised by mountain bandits. He is naive, but he was never taught some skills that people often use to measure IQ. The concept of IQ isn't very trustworthy. If you would measure Luffys IQ Just by His Fights he would be a Genius. He found out Crocodiles weakness in an instand. He develops new attacks in the middle of His fights. Yes some seem to be not that smart like the Just passive move He used against Enel. But he was able to dodge Enels attacks with it and He came Up with it in a few seconds.
Da regularly calls him stupid in sbs.
You realize youre saying this about the mf that hasnt had a single thought(bubble) in the entirety of one piece history.
@@andrewcorter5733Da?
I also agree that luffy isn’t inherently dumb he simply embodies “freedom” in every way and that means unless it’s important it doesn’t require much thought, Most of what is on his mind at any given point is exactly what he’s doing and he goes with his instincts and his first thought until that is proven incorrect through pain which like goku is how he learns at such a quick pace and makes his battle IQ in the realms of gods they pay attention to what they need to and the rest is irrelevant they respect those who deserve respect and pay attention to what actually matters other then that they really don’t burden themselves with trivial nonsense and in those two verses it makes a lot of sense with how much is constantly happening and the fact most of what is happening is simply unable to be comprehended by just everyone in the verse they don’t have the internet or a knowledge base like us most of their verses information they simply don’t have especially where devil fruits are concerned some things can be inferred or assumed but there’s very little information on literally anything in the OP universe they don’t go to school they don’t have libraries you can trawl for information people are expecting so much of a verse that’s basically the 1800s with DF you can’t hold any of them to the standard deviation of intellect we hold ourselves to with the information we’re fed through childhood and the easily accessibility of it all luffy learns through experience not through information and it may not seem like it but that is also intelligence BIQ is directly related to intellect it’s simply a different way of learning I don’t believe he’s truly an idiot sometimes childish and most of the time mindless free of constraints like a cloud for me I feel like if you were to tech luffy things in a specific way that actually interested him and kept him in the now he would learn and understand it in such a way that you wouldn’t be teaching him for long he’d be explaining things to you after practicing what you’ve taught him as he’s been shown to do all through out the anime/manga someone teaches him something in the way he can understand it and all of a sudden he exceeds what that person expected from him 10 fold like when Rayleigh taught him mastery of haki luffy excels specifically at things he can “feel” his cloud like nature makes him entirely unpredictable and his gear 5 awakening shows that he quite literally has god tier perception of what he can and can’t achieve with what is around him and the information he has he just doesn’t retain information unless he actually needs to and it’s a good characteristic to have when you’re writing the story because it leads to so many unexpected events and plot twists
Excuse my spiel I’ve also been waiting for g5 and to converse about luffy and his growth for a very long time.
Luffy is actually a strict adherent to the unspoken roles given to himself and the rest of his crew. He never asks about weather, poneglyphs, medicine, shipbuilding, etc, bc that’s not his job and he makes sure fighting the big bad isn’t their job either.
His communication is excellent with sanji 💀💀 sanji cook me more MEAT
Edit: luffy pointing to chopper and sanji starts crying but understands 🤤🤤🤤
Meshiiiii
にくにくにく!🤤(niku)
@BanandaMonkey1why do you mean by that😏
It’s also good with chopper and usopp
And Brooke
Luffy is that one teacher that never pronounces the students names correctly
"ay do we got a nom- eye anywhere? nom eye?"
"Ay do we got a bruuuk anywhere? a bruuuk?"
"yo we got a frankay in here? frankay anywhere?"
"Oh that's how it's going to be frank-aye"
is there a k-hopper
Luffy always remember the name of his crew
@@jevmwtf6014 we know it but he still called kaku ussop
Luffy is so confident in his crew that he doesn't think it's necessary to teach them anything. He knows they'll do whatever they have to and whatever they can in persuit of their dreams.
If Luffy was a teacher Zoro and sanji would die trying to train.
Until they meet the same fate as JJK crew fate.
This. I was gonna say. He specifically chose his crew members based on their motivations, not necessarily their strengths. Luffy's real super power is being a supernaturally good judge of character.
@@MyChevySonicand supernaturally good motivator,
“practically puts him on the spectrum” is crazy😭
What makes Luffy a great captain is that he don’t see himself as a boss but a friend who share is leadership with his crews
so there is no captain) he just picks a path they go on and group Goal and gets allies
@@devinomatsu2444 to a dictator and control freaks they will not see leadership but just child play because in there world everyone and everything needs to be control and rule with zero freedom or choices.
@@devinomatsu2444There is a captain...do you even watch one piece lol. Zoro literally went off on ussopp for disrespecting Luffy as captain....
@@PassionFrute which was kinda baseless, given Luffy’s leadership style didn’t change, and Luffy really didn’t listen.
Idc who it is but someone needs rn teach Nico Robin haki
She would be overpowered if that happened. If you’re in her sight it’s over nothing you can do. I’m pretty sure that’s why they didn’t give her any.
@@justanamedude5494 she wouldn’t be over powered if that happened but she would get the power up she needs. Basic armament haki is not gonna one shot
@@abubakarjalloh8665yeah but 100 arms worth of damage, would definitely hurt, even something like observation would help, no more sneak attacks, they try to get to her and she just breaks their spine, she would be perfect on the back lines of any battle
@@jewlz1355 bro that can probably damage at most someone on vice admiral level. It’s not doing any real damage to admirals, former warlord, yonko and yonko commanders
@jewlz1355 Dude, it's the endgame. Anybody she faces is either getting oneshotted or giving her immense trouble anyway, and we should hope that she won't have trouble at this point. Give her haki and she can at least use her giant form without getting entirely sliced.
Just because someone's on the spectrum doesn't make them stupid.
Real, in most cases it usually means the opposite. Many on the spectrum are extremely intelligent.
He didn't meant authistic spectrum. It's about IQ so high on the spectrum = genius, low on the spectrum = retard.
Just because you know someone on the spectrum who is functional, apparently, doesn't mean that EVERY person is mentally functional. Having a low IQ doesn't have to equate to straight up retardation. Luffy fits the bill. I highly doubt the statement was meant with any bigotry. 🙄
How to tell me your a libertarian type without telling me your a libertarian type.
"Meant as bigotry" is a dumb statement and not the point. For example: if the video is likely to be seen by a lot of kids, and it normalises the idea to start saying "on the spectrum" as an insult.
Cue the point they learn what the spectrum is, and their first impression of autism is derogatory and associated with low intelligence.
Meanwhile, all of this has occurred without intent of any bigotry by the video author. The argument isn't that he's ableist, but that the script of the video is negligent and irresponsible.
Legit, all people did was say "autism doesn't make you stupid" to avoid future stigma. What kinda snowflake have you got to be to immediately jump to "its not bigotry" as if we're trying to cancel the guy.
Why do you think he didn't just say "luffy is mentally r**ed" in the first place? Surely by this logic it's not a bad thing? I mean its a diagnosable medical condition after all, and it is closer to the point of the statement.
The reason is that it's incredibly insensitive to the people who actually have to lives with these conditions and the stigma society attaches to them.
Autism is not defined by differences in intelligence, but by neurological symptoms.
More than that, Luffy desires freedom above all else. He knows his crew will be strong. He however, allows them to grow at their own pace. Free to explore whatever ability or special moves they can awaken.
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To go along with what you said. His views on freedom would also keep him from teaching them. Since if he taught the crew how to fight like him then theyd no longer be their own person or completely free. Though this point kinda evaporates cause of Rayleigh. Though ig not since luffy chose and asked him to be his mentor. No one on the crew has asked luffy for help. We all know hed try his hardest to teach them if they asked for help.
Being on the spectrum doesn’t negatively affect iq. Outward communication is effected.
He generalized all of us with ASD as stupid
@@SnugNapyeah no i don't think i'm very happy about that one
@SnugNap does spectrum fall on both extremes of high IQ and Low IQ?
@@correlgamers7518
just as much as anyone else without autism. It's not related to intelligence, one way or the other
It definetly Can and does a lot of the time it’s a spectrum (although I tend to work with those on the heavier side so that might impact my judgement)
Luffy is a great captain because his consideration is the dreams of his crew. And if they're in his crew, he probably believes they'll do whatever is necessary to get to those dreams, even if it means killing him.
Find me a captain like that and I'll follow that person for the rest of my life.
That kind of trust inspires loyalty.
"Hes so dumb hes practically on the spectrum"
Now that was just evil
Facts
For real.
it’s just wrong and high key offensive
Luffy breaks out from several prisons over the time. He has his moments of being smart 😂
@@bettyboob5270Not autism spectrum, but intellectual disability spectrum (former mental retardation). Which ranges from sub 70 iq.
That on the spectrum comment was out of pocket. Intelligence or a lack thereof doesn’t indicate how on the spectrum you are.
I love seeing how the straw hats learn their own kind of haki . Spisificly the part where Usop makes that impossible shot by tapping into his own haki
Specifically*
@@Igo16tify so sad
He doesn't just have Perception Haki. Usopp has withstood multiple blows from C-tier villains that should have killed him.
i wouldn't trust Luffy to be my teacher but i would like him to be my teacher because he is a lot of fun so i would take Luffy as my teacher
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@@Random_background_character True.
Ehhhhh, teachers are supposed to get you somewhere. You wouldn't get anywherre with Luffy
@@Ootatobag Also very true
I feel like that's the reason he's a good captain because he trusts his crew to fight and become stronger their own way
agree, I think the idea of luffy stopping to teach usop or nami haki is hilariously bad. Theyre already perfect in his eyes as his crew I think that's what makes the character relationships so interesting.
There is also the fact that they are there for different reasons. This crew wouldn’t have made it passed island number 2 without nami, Brooke keeps up morale, chopper is the goat healer, Frankie puts in work in fights but he also fixes the ship, ussopp is gonna shine I feel it he’s a goat. Luffy makes sure that they don’t have to fight because he knows that’s not their job it’s his.
Luffy being called on the spectrum isn't even inaccurate. He recognizes his limits and focuses on using his strengths to surround himself with people who can mitigate those.
Neurodivergent icon, you don't have to fix yourself, it's perfectly ok to give and take help when it's needed.
He also had a "special seat" on the merry
@@menacetosociety471doesn't even matter what ship it is, he will sit at that position, like on the banana boat.
@@skye387 yes he does sit like that everywhere but he also got extremely possessive and angry when others sat on the figurehead where he sits
@@menacetosociety471 yeah, it's his seat!
wild how people think low iq means your on the spectrum
Seriously, when will people learn that someone isn't automatically on the spectrum just because they're very dumb/very smart?
Fr. Autistic people can be an often are average intelligence. The characteristic of Autism is social awkwardness, a disconnect from relating to and communicating with other people.
I disliked and reported the video that line was super insulting as someone with ASD. I'm usually smarter than ever one around me.
its a joke💀
@@thatonemonky so my struggle with my autism is a joke???
Iq has nothing to do with autism
That line is insulting to myself and everyone else with ASD
It has a lot to do with posting dumbass shorts
@@SnugNap yea fr it came out of nowhere n hit me like a ton of bricks
Why not joke about something thats actually true instead, like that those with low IQ are the same people that blindly follow orders
@@SnugNapfr jitt made so many enemies for no reason
That was the most casual ableism I ever heard in dissapointed
Luffy's IQ puts him on the spectrum? What spectrum?
Luffy doesn’t have as low of an IQ as you think. He’s just super cheeky 🤣
You can’t teach Haki. It’s something you have to “awaken” and only gets stronger in fights of life or death. Rayleigh literally said that
Yep, and the awakening for Luffy was getting beat up repeatedly XD
This is not really true. Luffy was able to learn armament haki. Kobi also learned how to use haki as well. Which means that it is a skill that can be learned.
So really the straw hats need to throw hands enough to unlock haki
@@jeremiahriley663Koby unlocked it after witnessing the trauma of Marineford, not by learning. You cant start to learn and develop haki until youve unlocked it, prior it just an incomprehensible concept. You unlock it through the trauma of fighting, the different forms are unlocked depending how you percieve and handle that trauma.
@@allencunningham9002he awakend luffy after 2 month before marine ford
Koby was just that strong lol
Being unintelligent is not the same as having autism, and it's harmful to say that. An argument can be made that Luffy belongs to both categories, but make sure not to confuse them for being necessarily mutually inclusive.
Does being on the spectrum mean you are autistic? I am not well versed in this area, I searched Google, but I still can't understand why that comment was offensive. Doesn't spectrum mean it could fall in both extremes of high and low IQ?
@@correlgamers7518no spectrum is about how impactful autism is for your everyday life. it can be mild to the point where if you didn't tell someone you have it they'd just assume you don't have it. And it can be extreme where it makes you stand out a lot
Exactly!
Cope harder
@@reagan7406 that's precious coming from you
He literally sent a message to his entire crew by running up on marine ford with Rayleigh and ringing the ox bell, he straight up told them, get strong, we too weak right now. And that’s why there’s a time skip
That is honestly one of Luffy's coolest moment.
Haki isnt something you just learn. You awaken it through martial prowess and struggle. Only then can you begin to hone and train it
Haki (that isn’t Conqueror’s) is the very concept of “Get Good,” and I refuse to address it as anything other from this moment forward.
@@alecLogan "b-b-but I am a logia! How can you hit me?"
"Skill issue"
That's what the doctor said to Koby after the Marineford War and Helmeppo was jealous. Many train to unlock it but very have.
So that means throw hands to get haki
Dude it has only been 2 months in their world timeline since the time skip..... It takes years to learn haki and moreover since they entered the new world, they have been subjected to one thing after another. So when did they have the time to learn? The entire point of this reel is invalid.
One of the most important thing to know in order to teach isnt to know how to do it yourself. Its to be able to communicate, which luffy cannot
I disagree, he might not be smart, but he has a lot of emotional intelligence. The reason he didn't teach the crew haki, is because you can't "teach" haki.
@@Kenny-o6i emotional intelligence doesnt equate to communicative skill
Bros reading One Piece from the back of a cereal box.
If they ask him to, he'd do his best, but he sees it as his job to protect them.
He needs to be as strong as possible and his first mate is the only other one he actually expects it from. Teaching them means he expects them to fight. That's up to them.
Sanji had better be the best cook. That he can swing a mean kick is just a bonus. Nami had better get them to the next island, but that she can control the weather is a bonus too. Chopper is the doctor, Franky the shipright, and Brooke is the bard. Ussop is generally just a friend, but he's also pilot and shiphand. His sniper skills are invaluable at sea, but Luffy's happy enough just bouncing cannonballs back and boarding, so its just a bonus to him. Robin and Jinbei are also simply friends, he doesn't understand Robin's archeology and how it can lead to more adventures, he just likes having her around. While he can rely on Jinbei's talent as much as Zoro's, he already has his first mate, so Jinbei is alright chilling for the most part.
I gotta say that spectrum joke was actually tasteless and shows ignorance. I mean, you just straight-up called people with ASD stupid, yet some of them have been some of the most revered and smartest people in history, lol
You should report the video I did and so did many others I know generalizing a specific group is not only in poor taste but myself and those I've shared this with consider it hate speech and this video deserves a report for that
You’re wrong about the forgetting names thing. He knows the names of all his crew members. He just doesn’t care to remember the names of other people. However, if he does end up liking a non-crew member, he actually gives them each a nickname.
He often knows people's names, and still chooses to call them by dumb nicknames. (See: wimpyhoshi) Luffy just doesn't give a fuck.
Luffy has actually showed many moments of high intelligence
Yep it’s like ppl think intelligence is a monolith. It mostly isn’t.. different ppl different specialized skills they excel at ..
The hat on Nami will always be powerful. Luffy's not stupid he's just not educated.
@@Blewlongmun idk about that he couldn't fucking tell Ussop and Sniper King were the same person
Luffy is a battle genius but he is a dumbass in meny other facets in life he is genuinely stupid
the stawhats aren't a crew that focus on strength but rather comradery and family.
Imo luffy sees that as a captain his job is to be able to protect all of his crew not teach them to be strong enough to protect themselfs, luffy woudnt care if everyone was as weak as a background character,
the only reason that the stawhats are strong is because they want to get stronger so they would be able to help other crewmembers to achieve their dreams
Yet in every arc, the straw hats all split up and the weak members of the crew like usopp, chopper and nami have to find creative ways to win a fight while on the brink of death. Not like Luffy can protect them when he's fighting doffy or kaido in the background the entire arc. It's about time they get haki, there's really no excuse for it this far into the story.
"Iq so low it almost puts him on the spectrum"
Actually, people on the spectrum can have any level of IQ they're just not always able to communicate that knowledge.
Luffy isn't dumb, and being dumb doesn't mean you're on the spectrum. Some of the smartest people I've ever met are autistic. There is no correlation, it mostly has to do with social interactions. Tbh, Luffy probably is on the spectrum but not because of his intelligence. Also Luffy is incredibly smart in some ways, his emotional intelligence is crazy high, he's a fighting genius, and he always knows what the most important thing to do is anytime things get dire.
A better question is why Zoro or Sanji didn't teach the other members of the crew haki, or why Robin didn't learn it from the revolutionaries. Hopefully now that Jimbei is on the crew, he'll teach some of the other members. Usopp, Chopper, and Robin could make very good use of armament haki, and Nami absolutely needs observation haki. Also, if he could teach Robin more fishman karate, that would be super helpful.
LMFAOOO
You just took this many words to say
He is stupid but he has high emotional Iq and battle Iq
Also
A devil fruit user
Fishman Karate
Yeah ok buddy
@@Literally___Me you know robin already uses fishman karate, right? she learned it from hack over the timeskip and she used it in the raid on onigashima. fishman karate isnt only underwater, its about sending shockwaves through the water particles in the air and in peoples' bodies. i'm just saying jimbei would be a good teacher to help her get better.
the comment wasn't just about luffy, it was about how all these dumbasses think autism = being stupid, when the average commenter here has half the intelligence of the average person on the spectrum. and the fact that you read all of my comment and just came away with some dumb battle shonen trope take only proves my point.
@@Literally___Meno this person is saying that he’s stupid in some ways and smart in others
Luffy also invited his crew based off their individual dreams, aspirations, and skills. He isn't just forming some unified workforce that answers and relies upon him for instruction but a clan of completely free individuals who only stick around because they chose to. Inserting the question of Haki training unsolicited, aside from not being something Luffy would even come to consider on his own anyway, would sort of interfere with that dynamic unless one of the other Straw Hats came to him first or he felt they could use the knowledge to aid in a visibly obvious personal struggle.
Yes, a pirate king's crew shouldn't need to have their hands held. Also the crew has other aspects that are more important than just raw fighting, because it makes up for what Luffy lacks. Nami's raw intelligence and navigation skills, Franky's tech, Chopper's medical skills, Usopp's utility skills and versatility... They each have their own roles, and they're all exceptional at these roles. That is what makes the crew so affective.
- Luffy is the front runner and leader of the crew, so he takes on whoever is the number one threat.
Then Zoro and Sanji cover Luffy's sides, taking out whoever else will be a threat.
- Zoro is the 2nd strongest in the crew, behind Luffy. He acts as sort of the protector from the shadows. He is the 1st mate and he will put Luffy in line when he goes astray (for serious matters, not Nami matters).
- Sanji is the cook, just like Luffy said, he cannot reach his goal without him. Sanji is the 3rd strongest in the crew, often acting as a rival to Zoro. These are the wingmen to the pirate king.
- And now they have Jinbe who also covers Luffy's back in any fight, and can save him if he happens to fall in the water.
So Luffy got his main fighting force, but the rest of the crew covers aspects they don't have:
- Nami is the organizer of the crew; she manages the money, navigates the ship, and punishes crewmembers who cross the line. You could say she is the quartermaster of the crew.
- Usopp is the jack of all trades. He is a sniper, gunner, weaponsmith, inventor, engineer, artist, hairdresser, gardener, backup shipwright, and lookout. And his sniping skills are on point.
Chopper is the doctor, which is needed in any crew.
I could keep going, but I think you get the idea.
Luffy lets people be who they are, he's all about freedom.
"...IQ so low it practically puts him on the spectrum" with a comment that idiotic, methinks you may want to be careful making comments about IQ.
You're right I mean if anything Luffy is definitely on the spectrum
Luffy Base IQ: Questionable at times but he’s just Openly Honest with everything
Luffy Battle IQ: Infinite ♾
@@MizikameLuffy’s IQ when food is involved: infinite gear 5
Nah fuck cancel culture
I laughed at the spectrum joke. But as an autistic person myself, I would probably say that it is in poor taste. I’m not outraged like some of these other commenters, since I’m quite self-deprecating as a person, but it’s still kind of a dumb thing to say that everyone on the autistic spectrum is stupid and has low IQ.
Though I won’t object to having Luffy be a part of the spectrum, that’d be cool asf.
Yeah, as someone on the spectrum too, im not super into the joke tbh. But i agree, that'd be cool imo.
As a fellow autistic I take pride in my intelligence it's one way I don't let my autism make me feel lesser I can understand your take but what he said wasn't just in poor taste it was straight up offensive he negatively generalized a vulnerable group of people and that's not okay that's bullying bordering on hate speech
@@SnugNap I agree, jokes that generalize and demean a minority, as you well put, vulnerable group of people that already have alot of generalization, stereotypes and ridicule, spreading unnecessary nasty stuff like that isn't chill or cool. There's no need for people to be nasty like that for a joke either imo, it feels lazy and like they're punching down, which is just no good. It was a joke, so ik alot of people will say it's not serious and it's an overreaction, but I'm not outraged or demanding retribution (you don't have to be angry to be passionate about something), I just thought it's good that to say these things out loud so people might think about it and maybe say less stuff like this in the future, that'd make me happy.
@@mikai5603 it's not so much demanding retribution. My goal is hopefully for him to get a community guidelines strike. If he doesn't get some kind of push back he won't find issue with that kind of joke it's a measure to make sure he learns and never does it again actions have consequences and this very much warrants disciplinary action
IQ has nothing to do with being on the spectrum, just saying.
facts
Dude he says this stuff all the time and there’s always a bunch of us in the comments like ‘hey, I’m autistic, we’re not dumb’ at this point I just think he doesn’t care.
@@leosethdrake4243then the only stupid one is him 🤷🏻♂️
"The Fundimentals of Haki cannot be taught."
*Rayleigh literally taught Luffy about Haki (even the adv. forms of Arm. and Obv.) over the timeskip.*
Yea advance forms💀
I dont think he means fundamentals as knowledge but the fundamentals as natural ability. You can teach Haki theory, but without the natural ability and extensive training, its may not be worth it for the non warrior part of the crew.
@@bc7781 I think pretty much all the crew would benefit from Haki, even those who don't really fight as their primary role. Because in most major arcs ALL the Strawhats get at least 1 fight. In Wano EVERYONE got at least 1 fight.
Besides Conq. no one is born with Haki, it has to be learned and trained over time.
@@avspranavchowdary2230 Luffy had 0 Haki before the timeskip besides basic Conq. Haki, which he unlocked by accident.
Nobody just knows how to use Arm. or Ov. Haki, it can only be taught.
@@PlanetZoidstar The problem is that it would take far too long for normal people to achieve basic mastery of Haki. Otherwise everyone would have it. We're use to Luffy just picking up and mastering every form of Haki he encounters, as well as the other "monster" characters like Sanji and Zoro. But they have natural ability and extensive martial discipline. Haki is essentially a twist on "Qi or Ki", and it means you have to dedicate training your body, mind, and soul for it, so it only really awakens and grows with martial arts/battle experience. The other strawhats are not monsters, and have their own roles on the crew. Usopp is arguably a lucky one because his natural talent for it bloomed through his experience. To be fair, I feel like Brook should also have it at least, as he is trained as a swordsmen.
They are more like a family than a crew 😅
You can’t teach something that you feel. That’s kind of a universal understanding. Those who are good at something naturally make horrible teachers because for them it’s less intuition or more instinct. That’s why Gojo is constantly called a horrible teacher in JJK. In the end all he did was motivate his students to find that feeling for themselves.
Bro stop equating stupid with people on the spectrum. It's not the same thing.
It's called a joke. Maybe the concept is foreign to you
@@JoyBoyAlter Schrödinger’s Comedian in action, as you can see right here. Seriously… if it *was* a joke, it was a very poorly executed and tasteless one. You’d have to possess a fairly moronic sense of humor to find such a blatant falsehood funny.
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@@alecsworld800 Snowflake? It’s a negative stereotype, mf. That’s not about being sensitive, that’s about being a good human being LOL
@JoyBoyAlter not the end of world, not a good joke, but it does come from a very ignorant tendency to link iq to the spectrum, so i see as valid criticism hope the creator sees it in a similar manner
As somebody on the spectrum, he's one of us.
yeah but it has nothing to do with his intelligence, he seemed to genuinely misunderstand that
Wasn’t luffys I’d like above 90 or something?
@@thehdtv7552I disliked and reported the video for that it's incredibly insulting as someone with ASD
@@SnugNap yeah idk, he did seem to genuinely misunderstand that. Luffy is definitely on the spectrum but Idk people you can think luffy has a very low iq, as we seem him understand complex scenarios and usually knows what needs to be done to help people, when most others present don't. This is really obvious from the start such as what he did with Coby to join the marines. He's not booksmart but isn't stupid.
@@thehdtv7552 don't defend him he won't learn if he gets away with it
Luffy is a great captain in the sense that he managed to surround himself with people who love him so much, they don't even care he's a lousy captain
IQ has nothing to do with the Spectrum.
Its a joke
@@Timmy-mi2efa harmful one
@@Timmy-mi2ef not a good one
@@DeamonChocobo Humour is subjective and I thought it was a good one
We don’t know that
"that it basically puts him on the spectrum"
what? being on the spectrum doesn't equal low iq. that's not okay to say :/
Report the video generalizing a specific and vulnerable group of people negativity is bullying bordering on hate speech 😊
@@SnugNap I think I already did that. pretty sure haha
@@CupOfThea97 good im encouraging as many as I can to do so if he gets a community guidelines strike he'll know not to do it again
@@SnugNap ahh. hopefully :)
can yall not take a joke? Holy shit you sensitive fuck it's a joke God damn
he isnt stupid i think thats taking a shot at your own favorite thing. he just has different priorities and lives life abnormally thats why he is so special.
I wouldn’t trust luffy teaching me anything but I’d trust him to be my teacher, ain’t nothing getting done
Especially when his friends lives are literally at stake. He genuinely hasn't even attempted it. Whether he's a good efficient teacher or not doesn't really matter.
"A ship's captain is known for quick decisions that is what makes them different from the whole crew". -Zoro (One Piece Live Action)
a good captain never speaks a lot the crew understands just by the situation they re in.
Luffy did teach the kung fu dewgongs so...
YOOO Good point 😂 maybe there is hope yet
@@tamirsversewait im going to learn martial arts, now there is two reasons why i want Luffy to be my teacher
Aw wait I accidentlly misspelt dugong, I'm so used to Pokemon dewgong spelling lol
Even more of a reason as to my question of WHY DIDN’T HE TEACH HIS CREW they have like 5 haki users in the crew they could have taught someone
@@ReesemikeMy guess is they have no interest. Mostly the ones who don't have haki are the non-fighters anyhow, save for Brook. I don't even think they've asked to be trained themselves, so it's as much on them as it is on Luffy.
Being on the Autism spectrum does not mean having a Low or High IQ. Please don't propagate that stereotype.
Sad to see people are still stuck in the 60's
I disliked and reported the video for that
It's a joke you need to chill 😂😂
@@notaslimepanda9552 Jokes can be harmful. And I'm not just one of those people getting offended on others behalf, this stereotype directly affects me
@@mr.switchblade604 I'm literally black and don't get mad at fried chicken or 1800s jokes 🤓
I can see jinbei being the fighting and haki teacher in crew cause of his big brother kinda personality
Remember Garp didn’t even train anyone he just had them punch ships until their haki showed up 😂
He wanted to be stronger to protect his crew by HIMSELF if need be. Kuma showed him that he'd be the last one left if somebody started blitzing through them.
"Luffy's IQ is so low that it practically puts him on the spectrum"
Not cool dude. Lots of autism jokes you can make about Luffy but that ain't it
I reported the video for that joke
Bro luffy is the best teacher that world has ever seen
Has anyone asked to learn it? i mean, has Nami been like, " Hey, i saw you focus and punch metal. Can i learn something like that?" Or chopper, go to Sanji." Hey, normal person guy. What's up with you flying like that? I'm a doctor, and humans don't tend to fly."
Honestly, i think everyone is happy doing what they do.
Zoro would probably be the best teacher honestly
Sanji would probably not accept you unless your a woman
Jinbei would be better
@@religioninfofr, Jimbei has more patience than any other member on the Straw Hat crew. Hell, he put up with being Big Mom's subordinate to keep Fishman Isle safe.
@@religioninfo nuh uh
Its better to say Luffy trusts his crew and that they will improve on their own as each of them has a dream. Its not about having the strongest crew for him. Its about achieving their dreams through their own efforts
That’s not what ‘on the spectrum’ means 😬
Please don’t do ableism, y’all! ^~^
I reported the video for that it's super insulting
@@SnugNapnot really???
Little advice for you, just click
the funny three little dots then click "don't recommend this channel" and boom problem solved🤯@@SnugNap
@@thatcheesy8613 There are tons of people who have autism that are 1,000x smarter than you will ever be.
@@SnugNap Ok calm down, there's no reason to report it. Just downvote it. Freedom of speech is important, not just for the opinions you agree with, but also with the opinions you disagree with. Let the majority decide if the opinion is valid.
If you trust Luffy as a teacher, you're the problem
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It’s nice to see lots of people defending people on the spectrum, I appreciate you all a lot ❤
My first thought was luffy obviously doesn’t think about anything other than food and becoming the pirate king so why would he waist critical eating time to train people that are at least still alive sept brook💀
"I.Q. so low that it practically puts him on the spectrum"
Bruh, controversial take
its surprising that people are calling Luffy a lazy captain. he's the best and most loyal captain
Please don't call Autistic people stupid. It's an insult to those with Autism by implying that merely being Autistic makes you severely unintelligent when that simply isn't true, you're also insulting luffy with this attempt at a "joke".
I'm not one for policing humor but there wasn't even the proper structure for a joke there. You just called Luffy stupid and associated it with Autism because, calling Autistic people stupid is funny I guess?
I want to clarify that if you had actually had told a real joke that was meant to be funny I wouldn't have a problem but if that was your intention, then it just came across as you saying mean and harmful things towards those on the spectrum and it's just funny cause it's them. Please don't spread hate.
@@chrishansen1842it was offensive he's generalizing a specific vulnerable group of people in a way that depicts them as lesser it's bullying bordering on hate speech
Myself and others have already reported this video you should too
Did my guy just roast people on the spectrum aka me
Luffy be saving everyones life like every arc yo
Being on the spectrum doesn't make you stupid, and claiming it does is a real shitty move
Luffy is the kind of person who wants his crew mates to rely on themselves, to teach themselves and get themselves stronger in their own way
Some members are proud enough to rather not have things given to them, they rather earn their strength on their own
Usopp and Nami wouldn’t want powers that would make them more forced into the front lines, and their greatest strength is using their wits to survive
Whether Chopper and Robin are capable to learn Haki is up to them, although they rather stick to their roles as Doctor and archeologist and battle when necessary
Frankie rather stick to his cyborgnetics to battle
The only crew mates that are willing and able to learn Haki are Zoro and Sanji who learned on their own already
And Jinbei being a veteran has less need to learn himself
Tacit reminder that Usopp _does_ have Haki anyway, but specifically the type that lets him be the best sniper he can be (which conveniently means staying away from the front lines, as is his preference).
Even Reyleigh didn't really teach Luffy Haki he just went "Go make every animal on this island subservient to you"
Iq has nothing to do with the spectrum......
Sorry I literally couldn't help myself
being on the spectrum is not indicative of any form of IQ for the record. not a big fan of that comment.
mfer if you don't like the joke then move on and shut up damn
That ussop and kaku gag is real funny tho 😂😂
Thats not what the spwctrum is or means. But cool. Okay
Dumb =/= on the spectrum.
Usopp has been figuring out his Haki on his own.
That’s what I’m thinking
Luffy is a good teacher, he gave everyone in evett other country he’s been to life lessons about pushing through life even if it looks like they’re gonna die, he did thy with all of his crew mates
The moment you said teach I immediately said "Luffy as a teacher is like having a pet rock. It won't do anything for you"
Don't do my boy dirty like that lol. He does love his crew haha
Lufi makes Kakarot looks like a Chess prodigy.
Luffy is not a basement gamer who max out everything, if the crew don't want to or don't show any interest in haki he won't show them, he's a captain who appreciates his friends for what they are and what they want.
NOT THE SPECTRUM 🤣😭
how’s that funny at all
@@LibbyT-nh4wj why do you think?😊
Having luffy as a teacher would be dope Luffy: class lets go and find the one piece!
He believes in his crew and his crew believes in him. The crew knows it's up to them to keep up with him and get stronger on their own.
Don't forget, he was like a teacher to Momo. Look how he turned out.
Luffy puts his faith in his crew, each one has a responsibility to make sure they arnt lacking in their skill points. Not only that, the crew has always felt the need to improve without being told, so hes never seen a need to train them. He even says it when they form their alliance with law on punk hazard, they were saying what if law betrays them, and he said its all right, you guys have been training hard these past 2 years so they can help him take care of it.