30 Most Iconic Monkey D Luffy Quotes From One Piece

The pain that you felt once can be forgotten, but the changes that it has brought you will remain. The scars never fade. You just have to learn to deal with it.

Loneliness hurts more than you think. The feeling that there is nobody else to support you is one that leaves very deep scars. Luffy is someone who will do anything for his friends.

Physical prowess is irrelevant in life. What really matters is how good you are to others. Your dreams and ambitions matter just as much. Even though Luffy is a relatively small guy, he commands great power within his crew. That power comes from a place of love and friendship.

If you are afraid to take risks, you’ll always be stuck in the same place in life. You need to leap, regardless of how high the stakes. Luffy understands that risks are necessary for him to push it to accomplish what he wants to get done.

Everyone has the right to live and be part of this world. A world that does not accept everyone is one that can never be truly happy. Luffy’s crew is one that accepts all kinds of people (and animals).

How important are your dreams to you? How far would you go for them? Luffy’s only dream is to be the pirate king and he doesn’t mind risking his own life to make it a reality.

Luffy’s dream is to be pirate king. But he knows very well that he cannot get there on his own. The essence of his success is the Straw Hats and their teamwork. He needs his crew just as much as they need him, if not more.

Luffy isn’t the kind of person to give up. He knows that if he gives up midway, he will always regret it for the rest of his life. It’s easy to make decisions, and then abandon them later when things get difficult. But it takes a lot of strength and courage to be like Luffy and stand by your words.

Luffy never bosses people around. He is a free-spirit who wants others to be just as independent as him. Despite being the captain of the ship, he doesn’t act like one. He reminds others that he’ll always be there for them if they ever need him.

Heroes are those who perform selfless acts. When asked whether he wants to be a hero, Luffy flatly refuses. All he wants to be is the pirate king. Being a hero is the last thing on his mind. But ironically, his actions end up making him a hero.

Luffy doesn’t want power, but freedom. The only reason he wants to be the pirate king is because he is sure that it’s the pirate king who has the most freedom on the sea.

Luffy isn’t one to give up. He always stands up to his opponents and faces them head on. Even if they are stronger than him, he doesn’t back down. Giving up is not something that he is familiar with.

Luffy is a dreamer with big ambitions. No matter how tough the road ahead is, he never goes back on his words. He wants to be the pirate king and he would go to any lengths to make it a reality.

You cannot force Luffy to do anything. He does the things that he wants to. Freedom is his most important ideal and that’s the only thing that he craves for.

Luffy may be a dreamer with big ambitions but at the same time, he is also a realist. When Princess Vivi says that she wants to liberate her country from Sir Crocodile without having any casualties, Luffy says it’s not possible. He knows what a war is like. Collateral damage is unavoidable in any war and it was best that the princess accepted that.

Luffy’s only ambition was to be the Pirate King. He wasn’t going to stop at anything to make that dream a reality. He didn’t even fear death.

Although he was a pirate, Luffy was compassionate at heart. He didn’t want to hurt people unnecessarily. According to him, fighting for no reason has no merit because no matter who you hurt, you both bleed the same.

Luffy didn’t want to make unnecessary enemies. He valued friendship more than anything. But even then, he would give others the choice to see him as his enemy or a friend.

All Luffy wanted in his life was to be the Pirate King. He was ready to even die for that cause. He was going to fight anyone who stood in his way.

Luffy was enchanted by the life of pirates from a young age ever since he saw Red Haired Shanks. That’s one of the reasons why Luffy wanted to be the Pirate King.

Zoro was Luffy’s first mate. When he first met him, Luffy didn’t even have a crew yet. Upon hearing that Zoro wanted to be the world’s greatest swordsman, he was fascinated by his determination and asked him to join his crew.

Luffy didn’t want to be a hero. He wanted a pirate’s life for himself and that’s all he cared about. Being a hero wasn’t something that he could do.

Luffy cared a great deal about his crew. He knew that not all of them were strong. So he wanted to be stronger than anyone else to protect them.

Luffy knew what a pirate’s life brings. People despise pirates and their ways. If you weren’t ready to accept that aspect of being a pirate, you shouldn’t dream of being one.

Luffy is someone who will put his life at risk for his friends. He can fight against anyone to save his friend without caring about the consequences. He even challenged the World Government for his friend Robin.

When Sanji betrayed the Straw Hat Pirates and beat up Luffy, Luffy shouted to Sanji and told him that he won’t eat anything unless he comes back to the crew. He tells him that he can’t fulfill his dream of becoming the Pirate King without Sanji.

When Usopp has been terribly beaten down by Franky, Luffy and his crew decide to not only beat down Franky but to destroy his whole damn house. This one instance gives us a glimpse into how strong the friendship between the Straw Hats Pirates was.

It was the code of the Straw Hats Pirates to have each other’s back. When Nami and her village was terrorized by Arlong, Luffy stood up to him for her sake.

Luffy knew that he had his weaknesses. He relied on his crew to help him fill those gaps. The Straw Hats Pirates always looked out for each other and helped each other no matter what the circumstances.

Sanji owed a debt of life to Zeff and in an attempt to repay this debt, he makes the decision to give his own life for Zeff. Luffy stops him from doing so as he believes that the real way to “give back” is to continue living for that someone.