One Piece Fan Art Portrays Yamato and Carrot as Inseparable Best Friends
Illustrator Chancil combines two of the Straw Hats’ most powerful allies to create this heartwarming piece.
Spoilers for One Piece by Eiichiro Oda are contained in the following
A One Piece fan depicts Two of the Straw Hats’ closest friends uniting in a special bond.

Yamato (and Carrot) are fan-favorite characters that have made significant contributions to Eiichiro Oda’s series heroes but only barely interacted when they were in Wano. Chancil has made a wonderful new artwork that captures the relationship between these two powerful personalities. Yamato as well as Carrot must bear heavy loads of protection of Wano or the Mink tribe. However, the charming design includes cute Jolly Roars for each character and their potential pirate crew.
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Do Yamato & Carrot Share a Common ancestor?
Yamato/Carrot are connected in a unique way. This is a spoiler for anime-only One Piece readers. Yamato, who has quickly become one the most beloved characters of the manga, was not only a guardian for Wano but also one of its most well-known characters. Carrot is a slightly older addition to the mix, appearing during the Zou Arc and supporting the Straw Hats against Big Mom. winning over fans because of her extraordinary fighting ability.
While One Piece manga gave its final farewells to Yamato (and Carrot) back in 2022. anime fans will enjoy their time with the characters until March 19, This is just one of many delays the anime experienced throughout its adaptation of Wano. This has seen the series grow to become the longest. Episode 892 is the first episode of the arc. But with the final battles among the Straw Hats, it seems that this run may be ending.

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The next episode of One Piece anime will be “Death To Your Partner!” Crunchyroll’s Killer’s Deathly Gamble! will be released on March 19. Fans can keep following the manga while they wait, as it is also available in English via Viz Media.