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Mr. Fantastic’s New Form Seems To Be Inspired By Monkey D. Luffy

Marvel Rivals has become one of the most popular video games globally. Initially, there were some concerns prior to its launch, but the game swiftly put those to rest. Once it was released, Marvel Rivals soared in popularity, hitting a remarkable peak of over 440,000 players.

The game has received high praise from players for its engaging mechanics and impressive character designs. Mr. Fantastic stands out as one of the many characters featured in Marvel Rivals. Although he is already a well-known figure, his fame has skyrocketed due to the game and his extraordinary powers. In the new trailer, fans can see Mr. Fantastic stretching his body, which is reminiscent of Monkey D. Luffy’s Gear 4th, where he inflates himself to achieve a larger, more muscular form.

Mr. Fantastic’s New Form Shows One Piece’s Growing Influence

After watching the trailer, fans of One Piece quickly pointed out the resemblances between the two characters. While it’s clear that Mr. Fantastic isn’t modeled after Luffy, his latest transformation appears to draw inspiration from the One Piece protagonist. Many fans see this as a testament to the increasing popularity of Eiichiro Oda’s work, as even those who have never seen the anime are familiar with One Piece and its characters.

The popularity of One Piece has been soaring, resulting in numerous collaborations. In 2024, Puma introduced four exclusive sneakers inspired by the Four Emperors from the show. Each pair showcased the colors of a different Emperor, and they flew off the shelves within hours of their launch. Because of this incredible response, Puma announced a re-release for those fans who weren’t able to snag a pair.

One Piece Is The Biggest Anime Series




  • Anime will return in April 2025
  • Manga has sold over 500 million copies

One Piece is one of the most cherished manga series out there. Created by Eiichiro Oda, it has achieved sales of over 500 million copies, securing its place as the best-selling manga series ever. With plenty of story still to unfold, that number is sure to grow even more.

Currently, the One Piece anime is on a break and is set to come back with its next act in April 2025. The series has been on hiatus since last year, as the studio prioritizes consistent quality. While waiting for new episodes, viewers can watch the remastered Fish-Man Island arc.