"One Piece" Why can Nami hit Luffy on the head?

In my opinion, Nami, the One Piece, was able to beat Luffy because Nami's strength was still relatively strong. The normal fighting scenes and daily scenes in One Piece are not fighting power, which means that Nami's defeat of Luffy and Thrawn is not a concept. In the daily plot, Luffy and others were beaten black and blue by Nami, and the situation usually only appeared in cartoons. This is an exaggerated comic effect, which belongs only to comics. Not only in One Piece, but also in many Japanese movies. ?

Let's give a simple example. We can often see in cartoons that someone thinks he can play another role with something marked100t and100t. Is it really that heavy? Actually, it's not. This is an exaggerated comedy effect. You can see which character will die under such an attack. That was not the case. One Piece itself is a very long animation, and some things based on practical common sense are not controversial in the animation.

Therefore, such a long animation needs entertainment and appreciation most, and it is often necessary to add some entertainment and exaggerated animation behavior effects to attract fans to increase their popularity. For example, the author said Nami? Defeated Luffy and Sauron were killed, but the actual power in the animation is that Luffy and Sauron can dump a few streets in Nami. How did they get beaten black and blue?

There is also Huangguo Brooke, who often looks at Nami's underwear, so she is the most popular. This kind of behavior is also the effect of attracting the audience, because Luffy is the fruit of ability, and Solon is basically impeccable. Ordinary fist should have no effect on two people, but under Nami's fist and slap, both of them were seriously injured. Why? Of course, in order to show the majesty of Nami, Nami taught Luffy so badly that Luffy didn't have a long memory. If it didn't hurt, Luffy wouldn't fall out. So in my opinion, Nami, the One Piece, can beat Luffy because Nami's strength is still relatively strong.