Character Introduction of One Piece: Dimensional Communication GroupThe characters included: the male protagonist, Luo Lan, who was calm, honest, and trustworthy; the male supporting character, Doraemon, who was a mass-produced cat-shaped robot used to take care of children; the male supporting character, Ah Lu, who did not kill for the sake of eating; the male supporting character, Xiao Zhi, who had experienced countless difficulties and dangers and had now become a Pokémon master; the male supporting character, Ichigo Amagasaki, who was the acting Grim Reaper; and the male supporting character, Da Tuobu Feather Coat, who was the first Ten-tailed Human Pillar Strength and the first person to unlock the true meaning of Chakra. Male supporting actor-Sawada Tsuyoshi, leader of the 10th generation of the Pengali family. Male supporting actor-Tazmi, original member of the Night Raid. Male supporting actor-Sorajo Shotaro. Substitute: Platinum Star.
[Substitute ability: World. The effect is to stop time for five seconds. Male supporting actor: Hayato of Fenglin Temple. He is known as the "Invincible Superman." He is the master (elder) of the dojo "Liangshan Lake" and the grandfather of Miwa of Fenglin Temple.]
"One Piece: Dimensional Communication Group" Author: The Great Hoodwinker. It's a light novel/derivative Doujinshi novel with unlimited elements. It's completed and can be enjoyed without worry.
[User recommendation: Luo Lan transmigrated to the Pirate World and obtained the Communication Fruit. After that, he opened the Dimensional Communication Group.]
While adventuring in the pirate world, various characters were constantly added to the dimensional communication group. Luo Lan interacted with these characters and obtained various special weapons.
Anyway, there are quite a lot of roles
The establishment of the Dimensional Communication Group was not accidental, but inevitable. In order to solve the crisis of various dimensions, people from various dimensions needed to work together.
...(Welcome everyone)
This book is also known as: Pirates who don't do their job, pirates who are upright, pirates who are full of tricks, pirates who do what they say, pirates who take risks...
[PS: It's a hodgepodge. If you're passing by, don't be in a hurry to leave. I'll be very grateful if you click on it and leave a comment.]
I hope you will like this book.
Character Introduction of the Super Dimensional Pirates in One PieceThe characters included: Male Lead-Eric, Female Lead-Red Eye, Female Lead-Aiders, Female Lead-Tokizaki Kozo, Female Lead-Skaha, Male Lead-Chiron, Male Lead-Dedale, Male Lead-Genos, Male Lead-Kaki Kinmeri, Male Lead-Urchiola Seifer, Male Lead-Jiao Du, Male Lead-Zhang Liang, Male Lead-Zhongyuan Zhongye, Male Lead-Between the Thousand Hand Pillars, Female Lead-Leonardo Da Vinci, Female Lead-Blackpupil, Female Lead-Wendy Mabel, Female Lead-Beauty Nine, Female Lead-Altolia Alter. Female supporting role-Alusha Shukaleto, Female supporting role-Egil, Female supporting role-Yamato, Female supporting role-Joan of Arc, Female supporting role-Seven Sins of Mirino, Female supporting role-Natsuki Nanjo, Female supporting role-Dori, Female supporting role-Kroolu, Female supporting role-Tsunake.
The Superdimensional Pirates in the Pirates Author: Firework in the Rainstorm, a light novel/derivative Doujinshi novel with transmigration, system style, summoning style, and comics elements.
User recommendation: The super-dimensional pirate group in Pirates
Tagged: Doujin, One Piece, Heavens, 2D
Rating:🌟🌟🌟
[Status: Series]
[Description: This book is set to summon other anime characters in the world of One Piece, mainly 2D characters. It's very interesting.]
In terms of the plot, there was both a funny and happy side, as well as a hot-blooded fighting side. In terms of character design, each character was a very attractive character in their respective worlds, and they had a sense of anticipation.
However, the setting and later development of One Piece were somewhat biased towards the main character's perspective.
[Description: Black Holy Sword who loves junk food; Avenger who burns magical flames; Queen who can freeze time and space; Valkyrie who kills gods with a flip of her hand; Foolish foodie who kills with one hit; Tsundere Missy who controls time; Dragon Destroyer Sorcerer in the sky; Singer who controls people's hearts. An interesting and hot-blooded story begins.]
I hope you will like this book.
Dimensional?I recommend the two books,"The Best Country Girl in the Portable Space" and "The Struggle History of the Farmer Girl in the Portable Space". Both of them were stories about the female protagonist who had a portable space and struggled in the countryside. The female protagonist was determined and hardworking. She was not a Virgin Mary or a Little White. I hope you like this fairy's recommendation. Muah ~😗
What did the one-dimensional, two-dimensional, and three-dimensional mean?One-dimensional, two-dimensional, and three-dimensional referred to the virtual world or the space where the characters in anime, manga, games, and other works were located.
The 1D world usually referred to the virtual world or the real world in anime, manga, games, and other works, that is, the real world where the characters in the works lived. In this world, characters could have different appearances, personalities, abilities, and so on. They could interact with other characters, take risks, fight, and so on.
Two-dimensional usually referred to the two-dimensional plane in the virtual world, that is, the characters in the works only existed on the plane and had simple appearances and behaviors. In the 2D world, characters usually had bright colors and cute shapes, full of vitality and imagination.
The three-dimensional world meant that the characters in the novel could not exist in the real world and could only exist in the virtual world. In the 3D world, characters usually had complicated appearances and behaviors. They had to abide by the rules and restrictions of the real world and could not act and behave freely.
It should be noted that these concepts are not absolute. Some works may cross the 2D and 3D. At the same time, these concepts were sometimes used to describe things in different fields such as two-dimensional culture, three-dimensional economy, and so on.
What did the one-dimensional, two-dimensional, and three-dimensional mean?The one-dimensional, two-dimensional, and three-dimensional mentioned on the Internet usually referred to the virtual world or the world in entertainment works such as anime, manga, and games.
The real world in the virtual world or anime, manga, games, and other entertainment works was a world composed of various characters, scenes, props, and so on. In this world, people could interact with other characters, take risks, fall in love, and so on.
Two-dimensional usually referred to the virtual world or the two-dimensional world in entertainment works such as anime, manga, and games. It was a flat world composed of lines and colors. In this world, people could create their own characters and interact with other characters through drawing, manga, animation, and so on.
The three-dimensional world usually referred to the real world, the virtual world, or the external world in entertainment works such as anime, manga, and games. In this world, people could not interact directly with virtual characters. They could only communicate and interact with others in the real world.
What did the one-dimensional, two-dimensional, and three-dimensional mean?The one-dimensional, two-dimensional, and three-dimensional mentioned on the Internet usually referred to the characters, scenes, worldviews, etc. in the virtual world or works such as anime, manga, and games.
The first dimension usually referred to the real world in the virtual world, that is, the real world described in works such as anime, manga, games, and other works.
The second dimension referred to the virtual world described in the work, which was the virtual world depicted in the work, such as the characters in anime, manga, games, and other works.
The three-dimensional world referred to the real world depicted in the work, such as the appearance of the characters in anime, manga, games, and other works in the real world.
It should be noted that these concepts are not strictly defined but are a common term on the Internet. The specific meaning may vary according to the work, region, culture and other factors.
What did it mean to be a dimensional person, a one-dimensional person, a two-dimensional person, and a three-dimensional person?Dimensional, one-dimensional people, two-dimensional people, and three-dimensional people were all common concepts in novels. The specific meanings were as follows:
- "Dimensional: In novels, it is often used to describe the virtual world or fantasy world as a space that is different from the real world. The dimensions could be divided into two-dimensional dimensions and three-dimensional dimensions, which referred to the virtual space relative to the real world.
- A person of the first dimension refers to a person who lives in a dimensional world. They are usually characters in the virtual world or fictional characters in reality. The people of the first dimension usually referred to those who had powerful abilities or special backgrounds in the world of the second dimension.
- Two-dimensional people: refers to people who live in the two-dimensional world, usually referring to virtual characters or characters in anime, games, and other two-dimensional media. Two-dimensional people usually referred to those who liked the two-dimensional culture and liked these characters.
- 3D people: refers to people living in the 3D world, usually referring to people in the real world or characters in 3D media (such as movies, TV series, etc.). Three-dimensional people usually referred to those who lived and worked in the three-dimensional world.
It should be noted that the usage of these concepts in the novel may vary from work to work, and some works may have different explanations and understandings.