Geographer Explains the Mind-Blowing World of One Piece 

It is everything!! YEAH THE GOAT TEKKING

GEORGRAPHY IS EVERYTHING

GEOGRAPHY IS EVERYTHING

geography is most things

I'm so glad you enjoyed the video my man! This means the world to me. And yes I can confirm - the path of geography led me to my current job so it is definitely a fruitful path!

The One Piece world is 100x bigger than Earth, so it makes sense, in a non mathematical way.

@@vicentrostepher5313 source?

@@classical7370 dude Idk, I believe it was some sort of Q&A where it was first brought up, but I don't remember. I do know that more or less since then, there have been multiple people either confirming or denying this, by using facts from the show to calculate the mass of the planet and/or its size. I don't know which one happened first, the math or the question, I don't know how to find it, just search for yourself. I saw it like 3-7 years ago if that helps, I do not care anywhere near enough to go look it up for you. That's the best answer I can give you, just search it man.

I also saw a source that says the One piece world's size is about 2.7 times bigger than Earth, like a super earth, though saying 100x sounded so exaggerated to me since that would mean 100 earths (to me anyway)

@@vicentrostepher5313 oda has never explicitly stated the size of anything, apart from some islands. He probably doesnt care about the size of the world and in general most stuff he draws is out of proportion and scale constantly (sunny is meant to be 50 meters tall but he regularly draws it smaller or bigger depending on context)

Bro I thought I was the only one. I damn paused the video to search the comments.

Too wrong...

You did him dirty, bro. RIP Ace.

The brutality man, Ace catching strays

I thought about it too. A bit cruel but still funny reference

Interesting! I'll definitely keep a note of this for future videos.

The aqua laguna in water 7 wasn’t a Tsunami though, it was a storm surge. It’s a bit different

Yeah Fishman Island brings up lots of things to talk about. It's not too different from the real world in that different societies have adapted in different ways to similar issues.

Also the One Piece world has 6 moons ( as we saw on the globe inside the library of Ohara ) . How would having that many moons affect the weather ?

@@AlexT7916 lol yeaj

Also the one piece world is many times larger than earth

@@AlexT7916 Depends, small and far away moons wouldn't effect it much. But, one piece's world seems to be much larger than ours as all of it's moons are Sphere's(Moons like Mars are too small to become sphere's through gravity.), so i'd assume that the moons in One Piece are somewhere between 1/4th to 1.5x's the size of our own. Our moon is capable of causing tide's with a difference of up to 10-20 feet. It's safe to assume that the One Piece moon we see the most is similar to our own, so that one has a lot of pull, the other's though probably don't have any pull because we can't see them in the night sky and most inhabitants of the world seem to think there's only 1 moon as well(Including the Mink's who are linked to the moon.). I'd say the other 5 moons have no real influence on the oceans of one piece, and that the primary one is most likely similar to our own(Albiet with an ancient civilization on it.)

@@Zurenza there's one fairly small moon that's almost right on top of the planet based off the models in Ohara, and itt seems like it might never move from that spot

i gasped

Maybe, they're not moons. Even though technology in OP world is pretty advanced in some way, the world itself is still extremely basic. Remember that, One Piece story is around 1400/1500 year (Maybe less). They're learning to discover they own world right now, it's not expected accurate knowledge about things out of the planet. I always asked myself, if the OP world has 6 or 7 moons, what's the reason for Oda only draw 1 moon in nocturne panels of the story. And the answer is actually pretty simple: The geocentric theory. That model in Ohara isn't just the planet itself but how they view the solar system, with the earth in the center of everything. This explains why we never saw more than 1 moon from the planet perspective.

If there are multiple moons working on a planet there is a lot of variables to consider. This is part of the reason Newton was stuck at a system of two masses and no more than that. Nowadays I am sure if you look hard enough there is a simulation to show multiple variable mass bodies acting on eachother. The real crazy thing would be if there moons are in a state of tidal lock, the same side always faces the planet, and if it there were if it were all moons or only some of them.

@@michaelliebow735 maybe they only see one moon at a time bc of tidal locking but they are still there

Wait one piece has 6 moons dam

The moons could absolutely also be a factor! Here's hoping Oda explains their existence sometime soon.

Thanks!

Oh I forgot to mention the Knock-up stream, that's cool stuff too.

Yeah man OP is just one of those stories where you can get lost in the details. It's great! Now I'm not saying that Oda thought of all these things when creating his world, but they're close enough to our own world that we can apply a geographic lens to learn some cool things!

...okay...?

@@fumomofumosarum5893....yako....

Far north in Scandinavia for example there are long periods of sun or night. It's called the Midnight Sun.

@@Stelphy876 Indeed. Sadly, I don't live far enough north to experience it.

Yeah that's gonna be a spicy video once I get to it haha. Lots of research to be done...

Thank you! Yeah I thought that was something I could bring to the table that others might not - so I did it!

What can I say it's Physics 101

@@pascuagon i didn’t mean it as lame, I meant the editing of Ace you did alongside that joke hahahahah xD you are definitely a Nakama smile

@@mariopoke Haha no worries dude I get it. I'm glad you liked it!

Thanks Darkin! And yes definitely watch out for some upcoming content 👀

Thanks I'm glad you enjoyed it!

Oh I'd never heard of that! I'll be sure to look into that for future videos.

Here's hoping 🤞

Thanks!

Thanks for your support dude!

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you! Yes that's definitely the plan.

@@pascuagon Can't wait for Totto Land episode

Thanks! Here's hoping I can keep making more of these.

@@pascuagon please do, I'm excited to see more

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What can I saw it's Physics 101 haha

I thought this video was about geography and not hurting my feelings 😭

Your assumption is correct.