Roger's List: Top 5 Worst Intances of One Piece Filler

Sure. Let's kill time by watching Luffy and Law get in a fist fight for no reason. Why not.



Hello everyone and welcome to yet another addition of Roger's List. 

Fillers, the unavoidable imperfection of any Shonen anime series. We all know the reason for them: if the animators catch up too close to the current manga storyline, they need to create a non canon story that will last a few episodes to buy time for the official story to play out. Sometimes in the case of One Piece, this has resulted in some intriguing sidetracks and a unique take on this world and it's characters. One in particular that comes to mind is the Navarone Arc starring one of the greatest non-canon characters ever, Vice Admiral Johnathan. However other times, specifically the ones we will be discussing today, come off as borderline trolling at best, to downright groan worthy and a complete waste of our time at worst. So let's get this over with. This is Rogers Top 5 Worst Instances of One Piece Filler. 

Roger's List: Top 5 Dumbest Strawhat Moments of One Piece

"Okay, Okay! I'm Back. I swear."

Hey guys, sorry for the hiatus. Extraneous circumstances have left me without sustainable internet for the last few months. But now that I'm up and running again, let's not waist any more time. Roger's List has officially returned.

I'm sure we are all well aware that One Piece, as brilliant of a story as it may be, is choc full of characters doing inexcusably stupid things. That goes double for our main protagonists. In fact, half the conflicts our heroes run into seem to originate from them making complete idiots of themselves. But which moments exactly are the dumbest of the dumb. That's what I'm here to decide. This is...

Roger's Top 5 Dumbest Strawhat Moments

Roger's Declassified Anime con Survival Guide

Oh, the good ol days of Dressrosa before Bird Cage happened.

Welcome everyone. I'm Roger, and we're back with another segment of Roger's List. Last month, I gave my scoop of all my ins and outs at my first anime convention. Today, I would like to go over a compiled list of things I've learned and some pieces of advice that I would like to give to anyone attending these in the future. Of course I'm not the kind to tell people what they should and shouldn't do. After all, there are really no rules at an anime convention (besides the obvious: be polite, don't bring real weapons, get your hand stamped before you go to mature panels, etc.) so in keeping with my pirate lifestyle, think of these more like guidelines than actual rules.

Here is my list of ways to make your convention experience as enjoyable as possible.