One Piece, Vol. 88: Lion: Volume 88

Whole Cake island is a great arc, and this book has some of the Katakuri combat, which is imo one of the best One Piece fights, if not the best.

Great action adventure series.

Received the item today only to find it wet with some of the front cover damaged as well. The pages inside are not straight.

The volume makes you think things are going in their favour. Luffy starts to work out how he can win his fight and starts to ramp things up. Carrot reveals her terrifying secret talent to thin out the Big Mom fleet. Sanji creates a cake so delicious that it can actually be used as a weapon. But then it all goes off the rails right at the end when Big Mom appears and shows off some horrifying new powers.

Straw Hat crew showed their solidarity again. They are fighting at different fronts, but they understand what they are charged with or tasked with and execute what they have to do to their best of their ability. One Piece is manga, but it teaches the underlying human nature that we need to recognize.

An action-packed volume. Bege, Luffy, Katakuri, Oven all of them going all out. Big Mom going crazy. Carrot going SULONG and Daifuku's ships SO LONG lol.

Väldigt ovarsamt paketerat så pocketen var helt böjd och pärmen vikt. Handla i butik istället så vet du om att du får den i bra skick.

Love the cover on this volume. Print is very nice. Book came with no damages.

As an avid fan of the One Piece series, Vol. 88 left me in awe of the boundless imagination and storytelling genius of Eiichiro Oda. This volume marks the continuation of the "Wano Country" arc, and it is an explosive adventure that had me completely captivated. From the thrilling battles against powerful foes to the heartwarming moments of camaraderie, Vol. 88 takes the Straw Hat crew and their allies on a rollercoaster of emotions. The artwork in this volume is nothing short of breathtaking, with Oda's meticulous attention to detail bringing the characters and the rich world of "Wano Country" to life. Each page is a visual feast, with dynamic action sequences and evocative character expressions that convey a wide range of emotions. The "Wano Country" arc introduces new allies and formidable adversaries, and the narrative is expertly paced, keeping me on the edge of my seat, eager to see how the story unfolds. The themes of loyalty, sacrifice, and the indomitable spirit of the Straw Hat crew resonate deeply, making this volume a truly captivating and memorable addition to the series. One Piece, Vol. 88, is a testament to why this manga continues to stand as a timeless classic, and it left me eagerly anticipating the next installment in this grand adventure. For anyone seeking an action-packed and emotionally rich journey, this volume is a must-read that will leave you yearning for more of the extraordinary world of One Piece.