Sunny's flag and General Chopper

[rainsometimes]

There's a One Piece matter I've been thinking of for awhile now, and that is: who painted the flags and the main sail of the Thousand Sunny?
It can't have been Usopp, 'cause he hadn't rejoined back when Sunny was finished, including flags. And Merry's flag and sail was burned along with her. So, did Franky do it, I wonder? Or one of the Galley-La guys? This puzzles me.

OK, now for some art.

These pics, alas, turned out to be the kind where almost no-one looks right no matter what you do. Chopper in the second pic and Luffy in the third pic especially...erg...My apologies. Maybe I'll manage to redraw them later. I still like the idea, though. ;)
Edit: Tried to do some re-drawing: they may look slightly better now, though still a bit deformed.

Comments

[tonko-ni.livejournal.com]

For some reason "it is a most fearful sight" cracks me up, LOL, I think it's the idea of Robin playing along, but still being her unruffled self. <33

I love Chopper's authoritative leaning in the second pic, and also Franky in the third, and Sanji's curly question mark, LOLOLOL.

As for the flag... I guess it was Franky, or Iceburg maybe? As jolly rogers go it's not too complicated, and we know Franky was very detailed about doing stull like Mini Merry (::waaaah::) so I can imagine him painting that too. I guess he could've got some random Galley-La painter dude to do it, of course, but I prefer to think that he or Iceburg did >.>

[serrende.livejournal.com]

"It is a most fearful sight" is my favourite line here, too. :) Note that Robin knows exactly the right type of vocabulary for this kind of adventure, while Zoro and Nami are just talking in their usual way.

Ah, love getting feedback on details, thanks!

Yeah, I prefer to think it was Franky or Iceburg who did Sunny's flags and sail. Or possibly Paulie/Lulu/Tyleston. But in any case, I'd like to know for sure. I keep hoping for the question to turn up in an SBS one day...