On the classic degree of expression, White Beard and Ming Ge are both on the list. Why do you say Kprusoian should win the first prize?

Among the many characters in One Piece, some are handsome and extraordinary, some are overbearing and abnormal, and some are classic, so they can bring their own expression packs. Every time they appear, they will leave a deep impression on everyone. Let's have a look. How many people are there?

Kprusoian is undoubtedly one of many people who bring their own emoticons. That kind of natural curly hair, upside-down eyes and sly mouth is simply a natural mocking face. Walking in the vast world of pirates with this face, you can still be a general alive. I have to admire this strength of self-protection. If I meet this sly and sarcastic face in reality, I will treat him well with my precious sole. I wonder how he became a general. It's amazing.

The second is Duo Flamingo, an outstanding young master from Celestial Dragons. What does he look like really makes me curious. Not to mention his super procrastinating walking posture, just his strange glasses that occupy more than half of his face naturally make people think. This pair of glasses with his arrogant smile is a very arrogant expression pack!

The third is our favorite old man with a white beard. His generous chin is special enough. Coupled with his small head and super domineering crescent white beard, this expression is a classic in One Piece. His white beard with any kind of emotion is a classic on his face.

The fourth is Baker Hawkins in Supernova. The strength of a person who chooses good or bad fortune through divination is not much, which can be seen from the fact that he can save his life under Kprusoian and Cardo. And his six vertical eyebrows with classic dead fish eyes form a very bad expression, which is also very classic! The above four people can be said to be the emotional emperors in One Piece, and they belong to the strong ones with their own expression packs. I have to admire them.

These characters can bring their own words.