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* AffectionateNickname: Luffy originally just calls Law "Traffy" (or Torao in Japanese) because he can't pronounce his surname to save his life, but the nickname gradually morphs into an official nickname as the series progresses and they become close allies and the other Straw Hats ends up switching from "Law" to "Traffy" over time. While Luffy is aware of Law's given name, he still prefers to call him "Traffy" despite it being longer and less simple than "Law". When Luffy meets the Heart Pirates on Zou, he keeps confusing the Heart Pirates with that nickname until he clarifies that "Traffy is Law".
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* AffectionateNickname: Luffy originally just calls Law "Traffy" (or Torao in Japanese) because he can't pronounce his surname to save his life, but the nickname gradually morphs into an official nickname as the series progresses and they become close allies and the other Straw Hats ends end up switching from "Law" to "Traffy" over time. While Luffy is aware of Law's given name, he still prefers to call him "Traffy" despite it being longer and less simple than "Law". When Luffy meets the Heart Pirates on Zou, he keeps confusing the Heart Pirates with that nickname until he clarifies that "Traffy is Law".
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Changed line(s) 33 (click to see context) from:
* AffectionateNickname: Luffy originally just calls Law "Traffy" (or Torao in Japanese) because he can't pronounce his surname to save his life, but the nickname gradually morphs into an official nickname as the series progresses and they become close allies. The other Straw Hats ended up switching from "Law" to "Traffy" over time. While Luffy is aware of Law's given name, he still prefers to call him "Traffy" despite it being longer and less simple than "Law". When Luffy meets the Heart Pirates on Zou, he keeps confusing the Heart Pirates with that nickname until he clarifies that "Traffy is Law".
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* AffectionateNickname: Luffy originally just calls Law "Traffy" (or Torao in Japanese) because he can't pronounce his surname to save his life, but the nickname gradually morphs into an official nickname as the series progresses and they become close allies. The allies and the other Straw Hats ended ends up switching from "Law" to "Traffy" over time. While Luffy is aware of Law's given name, he still prefers to call him "Traffy" despite it being longer and less simple than "Law". When Luffy meets the Heart Pirates on Zou, he keeps confusing the Heart Pirates with that nickname until he clarifies that "Traffy is Law".
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Changed line(s) 33 (click to see context) from:
* AffectionateNickname: Luffy originally just calls Law "Traffy" (or Torao in Japanese) because he can't pronounce his surname to save his life, but the nickname gradually morphs into an official nickname as the series progresses and they become close allies.
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* AffectionateNickname: Luffy originally just calls Law "Traffy" (or Torao in Japanese) because he can't pronounce his surname to save his life, but the nickname gradually morphs into an official nickname as the series progresses and they become close allies. The other Straw Hats ended up switching from "Law" to "Traffy" over time. While Luffy is aware of Law's given name, he still prefers to call him "Traffy" despite it being longer and less simple than "Law". When Luffy meets the Heart Pirates on Zou, he keeps confusing the Heart Pirates with that nickname until he clarifies that "Traffy is Law".
