A popular cosplayer from Latin America is making waves on social media after boldly declaring that anyone who wants to date her must watch the entire One Piece anime, which spans over 1,000 episodes. Her passionate love for anime has quickly sparked a heated debate.
Specifically, a video posted on X by the cosplayer Oxillery has racked up more than 2 million views in just a few days. In the video, she shares what she calls a “controversial opinion”:
She says: “Controversial opinion. Honestly, I don’t think One Piece is too long. It’s a commitment, and I want all my boyfriends to watch the entire One Piece before I start dating them. I even got a Luffy tattoo because my dad also watched all of One Piece, and we’ve been keeping up since 2014.”
When the interviewer expressed surprise, saying, “One Piece has over 1,000 episodes, that will take a lot of time,” she responded, “But marriage is forever.”
Her statement quickly spread across social media, drawing a wide range of reactions. Some saw it as an interesting “test,” believing that sharing similar interests is important when looking for a partner. One user commented, “It sounds silly, but it’s a good rule. It definitely tests commitment.” Another added, “Where there’s a will, there’s a way. People binge thousands of chapters of cultivation novels, so 1,000 anime episodes is nothing.”
Others felt her demand was “unrealistic” and “extreme.” One harsh comment even said, “She’s not pretty enough to have that attitude.”
However, many fans took a more neutral view, understanding that this is just her way of expressing a desire to find a partner who shares her deep passion: “It’s clear her ideal boyfriend is also a One Piece fan. She just wants to find someone who shares her interests, watches the same show, and talks about a topic that’s endless.”
Despite the controversy, there’s no denying that Oxillery has captured attention with her strong personality and intense love for One Piece. Some fans even joked that they’re “willing to binge all 1,000 episodes just to date her.”