On the contrary, Usopp's been paying as much attention to the news as humanly possible. Separated from his crew as he is, there's no other way to try to keep track of everyone else - the only problem with that is the fact that he doesn't actually get the news all the way out on the Boin Archipelago. Sure, he gets a paper here and there, but the likelihood of the papers actually reaching him is highly diminished by the fact that the island itself has an alarming tendency to eat the news gulls.
"I'm from Syrup Village, but I've been on the Boin Archipelago for the last couple of years. We don't get much of the news," he says, rubbing the back of his neck.
If there's one person among them that could believably lack access to the news, it's Usopp; with his suspenders, baggy homemade pants hugging his legs just above his ankles and his floppy, wide-rimmed hat, he resembles a fisherman far more than he does a pirate.
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On the contrary, Usopp's been paying as much attention to the news as humanly possible. Separated from his crew as he is, there's no other way to try to keep track of everyone else - the only problem with that is the fact that he doesn't actually get the news all the way out on the Boin Archipelago. Sure, he gets a paper here and there, but the likelihood of the papers actually reaching him is highly diminished by the fact that the island itself has an alarming tendency to eat the news gulls.
"I'm from Syrup Village, but I've been on the Boin Archipelago for the last couple of years. We don't get much of the news," he says, rubbing the back of his neck.
If there's one person among them that could believably lack access to the news, it's Usopp; with his suspenders, baggy homemade pants hugging his legs just above his ankles and his floppy, wide-rimmed hat, he resembles a fisherman far more than he does a pirate.