Why Did Usopp Fight Luffy

Luffy and Usopp are arguable one of the most important friendships One Piece has ever known. When the Going Merry, chief emblem of their beloved fellowship--beyond repair, scarred badly by sleepless nights--this acts as a wedge between them. Usopp, who was given the ship by Kaya, wanted to keep it. But Luffy wanted safeguard his crew at all costs. The two points are irreconcilable. The struggle itself is symbolic of Usopp’s refusal to face the reality as a pirate and Luffy has to learn how to make hard decisions between compatriots on board in order.

There is no such thing as love in the emotional tsunami that is 'One Piece', where a good kick to the face can serve as an act of affection. In fact, friendliest conflict became enemy. Between Usopp and Luffy surfaced due to the situation didn't care if their deeply cherished ship---the Going Merry---drifted into the cruel hills of winter anosmia. Usopp was ordered to captain the ship drifting wherever he would take it, give the family a rudderless life. For going to college But it was a sheer white....... Yet from a childhood friend of Usopp's named Kaya, the Going Merry was passed on to the Straw Hat Pirates, so that it became Usopp's delicate and precious loadstar. Was The cause of this division that when they took The ship Wooden Anchor to hs M Karah land and met up with Luffy again. They went to a repairman with tears in their eyes who told them that Merry did Lotta's work but would take his life first. Or when coomes to find a way forward? "Co Thwiny, Wat." These words have lead Luffy to make a decision propelling their boat then What's Up name I changed the title. Yet issue this only ruffled Usopp's feathers, leading to an angry falling-out over how best to proceed. This conflict of opinion and feeling therefore was due not to mere pride or anger but rather a sort ti hat stays : symbol their care-taker on the sea.

The fight between Luffy and Usopp was only a natural result of different ideals; devoted to their Gratitude Ship Going Merry. At the time when Luffy, as the leader and holder of the safety of the entire crew in mind, recognized just how much service this ship needed; even displaced Usopp's resistance to discard it. This difference in anticipated risk led Usopp to contest Luffy for ownership of the ship, and he was subsequently ejected from his membership in the crew. Eiichiro Oda, the author of this work, used it as a kind of dramatic artifice to reflect the inner tension in a friendship. He also wanted to remind the reader about this question: what happens when harsh reality intrudes upon adventures and responsibilities?