You won’t believe it, but this gender-swapped phrase really has a history that goes back to 2013. Nonetheless, its first canonical appearance in the narrative proper occurs in One Piece Chapter 1063. Against the Blackbeard Pirates, Trafalgar Law is, needless to say, having a bad day. Numerous manga fans have been discussing these latest events, so we thought we’d provide a little background on the main protagonist.
Chapter 1063 of One Piece is dedicated to women’s rights.
Female-led legal systems emerged long before Chapter 1063 of One Piece. She was drawn by Eiichiro Oda in an SBS-exclusive comic strip. I’m taking questions, or “Shitsumon o Boshu Suru,” as the letters stand for in Japanese. Oda opted to play around with SBS Volume 72, which was released in November 2013. As a joke, he sketched everyone from the Worst Generation as the polar opposite of their actual gender. As shown in Chapter 1063 of One Piece, the design of Female Law has not deviated too far from the first concept art. The Egghead storyline has already made allusions to Oda’s SBS artwork. Some of the younger Warlords are used as inspiration for the Seraphim project. Oda first sketched them in 2011 for SBS Volume 63. He will most certainly be reintroducing these ideas in the most recent arc.
The existence of a female Law begs the question: why?
The rule of law is now at odds with the Blackbeard Pirates. Many of them have managed to get their hands on potent Devil Fruits, as shown in Chapter 1063 of One Piece. The most notable is undoubtedly Doc Q and his “Sick Sick” fruit, Shiku Shiku no Mi. Since Law and his crew were in a submarine at the beginning of the scenario, it is unclear how Doc Q managed to infect them. However, it seems like every man has been transformed into a woman.
They evidently had a meeting before all this happened, but it was cut from the show. Fans of the manga who insist on denying the sexual nature of the feminine Law are deceiving themselves. Having said that, there is no shame in catering to the masses. Unlike many other instances of this cliche, One Piece Chapter 1063 makes good use of it for storytelling.
The amount of fanservice is brief. The events of Chapter 1063 of One Piece serve as another reminder that Haki is dominant.
Law reverses the effects of Doc Q’s illness and returns to human form. Because of his exceptional Haki, a skill he honed throughout the Wano Country arc. Law was unable to successfully employ the Devil Fruit powers he had at his disposal against Kaido and Big Mom during the Onigashima Raid. They would have been transferred to the deepest part of the ocean if they hadn’t. Their formidable Haki rendered his Devil Fruit powers useless.
Finally, the rule of law gets to be the one to nullify these extraordinary privileges. The most recent chapter serves as a timely reminder that he is not a wimp. While Law does rely on a particularly potent Devil Fruit, he still has access to the formidable Haki. It’s funny that it took a woman at the Bar to make the point.