#conomi

I decided the pirates allow a certain level of trade in their territory because how else would these islanders still have money after 8 years?

To be honest, this is also one of the things I've always loved when creating stuff and it has only gotten worse since I began working on some original creations.

It's not for everyone, I know, but I love to imagine different characters' schedules, line of work and all. And when working with something very contained like Arlong Park, it's fun to indulge a little ☀️

In the 1960s, many high school students became unhappy with their uniforms and rebelled against the school system. As a result, many schools loosened their uniform policies or did away with them altogether. 

Since school uniforms first became widespread in Japan in the 1920s, students have been modifying and putting their own take on school uniforms. The sukeban girl gangs of the 70s wore customized seifuku, often with long skirts to symbolize their resistance to being sexualized. In the 90s, kogals mixed the rising gyaru fashion with school uniforms, and shortened the skirts to symbolize their control over their own bodies.