How Did Shanks Lose His Arm

Shanks comes from ‘One Piece’ – in its pages, we can witness one of the most spunky characters ever shown. Not due to fighting or an accident with other pirates that he lived as a red-haired pirate ended his career early. Rather, he saved a young Life by going into the sea to steal food. Luffy eats the Gum-Gum fruit which means that he cannot swim. A one-piece manga sea monster spoke to protect in order for him to live in piece. Shanks later put his name in by rescuing Luffy. In doing so, pushed the monster off him and lost only part of its right arm to attack; Although these were anything but dire consequences for Luffy, whose protective power revealed itself when just under attack again after Shanks had sent（掉）€“zero--sealing him around both arms with a long piece of fabric spooled up and stuffed itself inside one sleeve both hit like lightweight silk prairies wherever it pulled out from.

Let me be honest with you as a fan of "One Piece." Red-haired pirate Shanks sacrificed his arm not in some grand warfare or due to a mistake but to save another human being. Emperio Red-hair and his crew were docked in Luffy's village, becoming quite close to the young boy there. One day, after Luffy had accidentally eaten the Gomu Gomu no Mi (Gum-Gum fruit), he fell into the sea. Now a Devil Fruit eater, Luffy was unable to swim- and worse, he was snatched by a vicious sea monster! At that crucial moment, Shanks stepped in and, with the sea monster so near to Luffy that it could smell the sweat on his brow about an inch above the child's face, saved him from certain death by letting this sea monster take his left arm instead. It is a crucial scene that reflects Shanks' character--the depths and lengths to which he would go for the sake of a friend.

For fans of "One Piece," the puzzle remains: How on earth did Shanks, a character known for his strength and charm, lose his arm? It was on one of his visits to Luffy's village, a place of serenity amidst the vast extravaganza of being a great pirate by trade and quest for fame that Shanks got into a situation which left him without his left arm. After Luffy accidentally gobbled up the fruit and was therefore unable to swim, he got into bad trouble with an enemy fleeing sea-monster. This is Luffy's fault and has nothing to do per se with Shanks losing an arm later on in the story. When that sea-beast looked to devour the defenceless Luffy, Shanks--whose inborn sense of heroism was known far and wide--risked his own life to push the boy to safety. He dived then, desperate to save Luffy though with the result that this upset the sea beast. The creature bit for his arm; off went the sharky grin from its visage. This incident simply demonstrates the special compassion of Shanks and his unflinching bravery. It has also brought a great twist to the story that is "One Piece."