The One Piece anime flag, known as the Jolly Roger, is causing political tension in Indonesia as officials label it a ...

With a week to go until a landmark Independence Day, Indonesian protesters are raising the straw hat-wearing Jolly Roger from ...

In One Piece, the Jolly Roger is a banner of freedom. This month in Indonesia, it’s a protest symbol challenging President ...

Raising One Piece flags sparks concern among local authorities in various regions. Local governments are taking various ...

Hoisting One Piece's Jolly Roger flag, which has triggered a public debate over the past days, is no problem as long as the ...

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A pirate flag from the Japanese anime series One Piece has ignited controversy across Indonesia, with its symbolism of public ...

Some officials have criticised the use of the symbol, with one comparing it to treason. Read more at straitstimes.com. Read ...

(U.S. Navy photo by Capt. Dana Potts) The commanding officer of VF-84 Vagabonds, a former Jolly Roger of VF-61, formally requested that his squadron assume the name and insignia of the Jolly Rogers.

Unfortunately, time marches on.” The Jolly Roger actually opened at the corner of Southeast 39th Avenue (now César E. Chávez Boulevard) and Powell Boulevard in 1962.

Jolly Roger’s Lagoon is your last quick and easy world in Banjo-Tooie. Not to say that this world is easy (or quick for that matter), it just pales in comparison to your upcoming struggles.