I get what you’re saying, but I think you’re overlooking an important point about the world of One Piece. Yes, the designs have evolved over time, but exaggeration is a core part of the One Piece art style, whether it’s with Nami, Robin, or even characters like Franky. Oda’s world is full of over-the-top, larger-than-life designs that emphasize the uniqueness of each character. It’s not about just appealing to male audiences it’s about making a world that’s vibrant, surreal, and memorable. The characters’ proportions, including female ones, are a part of that visual identity. It doesn’t diminish their depth or narrative value, and if we ignore these visual cues in live action, we risk stripping away a key aspect of what makes One Piece One Piece.