One Piece: The Strongest Straw Hat Pirates

In a great nation where an ancient Eastern tradition continues to this day, four childhood friends are pulled into the pirate world by a mysterious book.

The four are Daoist Bai Ye, monk Huang Lin, scholar Lan Yu, and soldier Hei Zhou. They have been friends since childhood, and at only twenty, eighteen, respectively, the cultivation texts given to them by their masters send them all into the world of One Piece at the same time. There, they meet Luffy just as he is setting sail, and are invited to become the first crewmates to board his ship.

They want to change this world and rewrite many of the regrets of the pirate world, so the four choose to share the position of Luffy’s vice-captain.

At the Summit War, the entire Straw Hat crew arrives. Bai Ye uses top-tier Daoist techniques from the Tai Chi lineage of Mount Wudang to become the number one Celestial Master of the pirate world; Huang Lin uses top-tier Buddhist techniques from the Zen lineage of the Wudang Buddhist temple to become the number one Buddha of the pirate world; Lan Yu uses the top-tier Confucian techniques of the Wenshu Academy to become the number one literary sage; and Hei Zhou uses the secret military techniques of the Wucheng Hall of Mount Wudang to become the number one martial sovereign.

As they arrive, the Straw Hat crew’s numbers increase dramatically.

They also bring with them Kakarot from the Dragon Ball world, Ichigo Kurosaki from the Bleach world, and Naruto Uzumaki from the Naruto world.

Shockingly, Ace and Sabo also join the Straw Hat Pirates.

What? Luffy’s animal friends can talk and possess human-like thought? They even formed a pirate crew and became members of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet?

This novel fills in regrets first and is a fan work; any resemblance is purely coincidental.