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One Piececonsistently drops incredible art for many of its characters on some occasions, especially their birthdays. Earlier today, a new illustration of Kozuki Oden has been revealed for his own birthday.
This drawing stuns with its fluidity as the beloved One Piece character gets official art drawn by one of the animators.
New Art of Kozuki Oden
For the Occasion of His Birthday
ImportantOne Piececharacters typically always get a new illustration of their own on their birthday. The most recent one out right now is Kozuki Oden’s which is quite unique and eye-catching. The artist of the illustration isn’t exactly known at the moment, but is likely a Toei animator.
Oda made February 21stthe birthday of Kozuki Oden, and naturally, fans knew that they would get an illustration this time around.One Piece’sbirthday illustrations almost always stun. This one is drawn with quite a fluid style, so fans of this art style will definitely love it. In this drawing, Oden is hanging over a crow’s nest on a boat, with Whitebeard and Marco being seen as small figures in the background, with gifts and cake in their hands for his birthday.
Fans can check out the full illustration here:
Oddly enough, Oden doesn’t share his birthday with any majorOne Piececharacter.
Kozuki Oden’s Character
A Powerful Pirate That Fought Alongside the Strongest People
Kozuki Oden is one of the most beloved One Piece characterssince his backstory was revealed during the Wano arc, a peak in theOne Piecestory. Oden, after he left Wano, traveled with powerful pirates, such as Roger, the Pirate King, and even Whitebeard.
Oden wouldn’t be Oden, if it wasn’t boiled! — Kozuki Oden
Oden was definitely one of the strongest pirates out there, who even discovered the truth of the One Piece world after his voyage with Gol D. Roger to Laugh Tale.
Oden died after being boiled alive and shot in the head when he returned to Wano, following his loss to Kaido that happened through deceit. His legacy, however, lives on in Momonosuke and Hiyori, his two children, but also inYamato, a self-proclaimed Kozuki Oden.
