Summary
Gen Z protesters worldwide are using a flag from the anime "One Piece" to symbolize their fight against various issues, including government corruption and poor living conditions. The flag features a skull and crossbones with a straw hat, representing unity and resistance against unfair systems. This symbol has appeared in protests in countries like Nepal, Indonesia, the Philippines, Madagascar, and Morocco.
Key Facts
- Young people in different countries are using a pirate flag from the anime "One Piece" during protests.
- The issues behind the protests vary, including government corruption, luxury lifestyles, and resource shortages.
- The flag, known as the Straw Hat Pirates' Jolly Roger, symbolizes fighting against oppressive systems.
- "One Piece" is a popular Japanese series about a pirate crew challenging an unjust government.
- Protests have occurred in Nepal, Indonesia, the Philippines, Madagascar, and Morocco.
- The anime's main character, Monkey D. Luffy, stands for freedom and challenging authority.
- In Madagascar, the flag has been slightly changed to include a local style hat.
- Protesters feel the story of "One Piece" reflects their struggles against unfair systems.