How does Oda write?

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Zoro said:
I love long series because there is so much content to explore, but it it certainly tough to balance two long anime/manga at the same time, so I understand.
I like them too for the same reason. You get to also know the characters better and get more emotionally-invested. The only bad thing might be that some series go down-hill, but the good ones usually keep being good.
 

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Oda plans far in advance, as well as world builds and goes into the history of his Manga. It's also very political, and it's interesting to see pirates having an influence on politics as well as the World Government allying themselves with other Pirates.

In spite of it being a battle shonen, the Straw Hats don't usually train that often and come up with abilities when put in a certain situation, then they unlock more power because of this.

As far as his character writing goes, usually there's not much development, but there's usually no internal monologues, so we can attempt to interpret a character's actions.

Two of the biggest flaws of One Piece are its repetition and troupes. If not for these two flaws, the series would be near perfect.
 
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