MossEatingDemon
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We were playing in the sand by Flyoor, MossEatingDemon
Fandoms: One Piece (Anime & Manga)
27 Jan 2026
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Zoro doesn't need anyone. He doesn't.
He doesn't need Sensei.
He doesn't need the orphanage staff.
And he definitely does NOT need this pink haired nuisance fussing over him.
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- Part 1 of Runaway AU
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Of Zoro, and his relationship with himself, his crew, and his place on the ship.
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Fanart of the fanfic I liked by MossEatingDemon for erakun
Fandoms: One Piece (Anime & Manga), One Piece (Live Action TV 2023)
17 Mar 2025
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nice fic-
it's time to art about it"Let's make some art in MSPaint using my trackpad because I DIDN'T lose my stylus...
That would be crazy"Edit: Found my stylus, can no longer add art, so uh-
if this doesn't work, yell at me ig (●'◡'●)
Link to the fic in question: https://archiveofourown.gay/works/60484486/chapters/154404763
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Who Stole the Treasure on the Sunny? by the_untamed_poet25
Fandoms: One Piece (Anime & Manga)
24 May 2026
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The Straw Hats' emergency treasure chest has vanished from the Sunny. Search every room, gather witness statements, decode a cipher left in Robin's handwriting, and piece together what actually happened—and who, if anyone, is actually guilty. A fully playable interactive mystery built in HTML and CSS, with branching leads, a suspect board, a collectable evidence inventory, and two endings.
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- Part 34 of Izzy's HTML & CSS Experiments
- Part 19 of HTML & CSS Games
- Part 4 of One Piece Games
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The past was like a boomerang; eventually, it caught up with every one of them. But the future was the unknown, which they dived into headlong. Yet still, it has formed on all that had already been.
Aquamarine and Ashes depict the story of said past. The story of innocence lost on the burning sea. And the story of people unseen by history.
The sea does not forget.
And neither do children raised on its waves.
Because for some stories to begin, one first needs to survive long enough.
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In which Luffy demands to know Zoro's favorite thing.
Alternatively,
“Oh, c’mon Zoro!” Luffy was on his knees, hands clasped in front of him as though he were praying. Begging the swordsman to answer what, at this exact moment, the captain deemed to be the most important question in the world.
“No.” Zoro said simply, utterly unfazed by the captain’s antics, though he couldn’t help but let his eyes linger just a touch longer than usual on the dark haired pirate, burning the image of Luffy on his knees into his mind forever. Not that he wanted that image for any particular reason, heavens no.
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Found in the Crack of Your Palm by The_Furthest_City_Light for strawhat (existentiality)
Fandoms: One Piece (Anime & Manga)
28 Jan 2024
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Zoro’s hands are big, thick and knuckly and covered in calluses from his swords. He has a strong grip, too, and strong muscles because he trains them to be strong.
None of it explains the way Luffy’s body lights up when Zoro clasps the back of his neck, like every nerve is alight and trained on the palm cupping the baby hairs at the back of his skull. His stomach knots over itself and he wants to eat everything in Sanji’s kitchen. Zoro’s skin is a little rough and sweaty from fighting and warm.
Zoro is close, his forehead nearly butting Luffy’s and Luffy couldn’t move if he wanted to, trapped there by the closeness and the touch that makes him aware of Zoro’s skin against his in a way he’s never been before. Zoro’s eyes bore into his, digging deep into Luffy and dragging out—something, buried in the base of his spine. He feels like the earth is tilting, and freefall seems like it might be fun.
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He wondered if his swords were what was left of him; what was left of his humanity and sanctuary, if he used the edge of each blade to communicate rather than words and gestures because he was too far gone.
He was born as a human, yet he only knew the language of steel and death.
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Zoro has grown used to the demons that happened to be embroidered into his skin. He thinks living hurts worse than dying. But, the warmth finds him anyway, and he learns that everything is permanent—and yet, nothing is permanent.