Long Ring Long Land

Statistics
Japanese Name:	ロングリングロングランド
Romanized Name:	Ronguringu Rongurando
English Name:	Long Ring Long Land
First appearance:	Chapter 304; Episode 207
Region:	Paradise
Log:	Less than a day

Long Ring Long Land is an archipelago in the first half of the Grand Line. This is the location of the Long Ring Long Land Arc, and the seventh island visited by the Straw Hat Pirates on the Grand Line.

While following the Log Pose, it is preceded by Skypiea and followed by Water 7.

Geography

Long Ring Long Land is a chain of ten islands in a ring shape, with a path between the islands that surfaces once every year. Because the ten islands of the archipelago are actually linked together as one giant island, an Eternal Pose cannot be used to get from one island to another.

After the destruction of Lulusia, which raised sea levels by approximately one meter, one of the islands has been partially flooded, probably due to its low height.

Gallery

Explanation of Long Ring Long Land during high and low tide.

Map of the island Tonjit lived on.

Geography of Tonjit's island.

List of Animals

The animals that live here are unique in that they are all longer than normal in some way, such as a tall horse with a long neck.

• Bear: tall bears that walk on two legs with human toes, making them easy to be mistaken for humans. (Later revealed to be an easter egg on the alternate front cover of Volume 52.)
• Fox
• Deer
• Stork
• Daaachshund
• Hooorse
• Plaaatypus
• Snow Leooopard

Trivia

• According to Tonjit, the reason all the animals grow so long is because they are able to live freely without feeling any restraint (mentally and physically) on the great wide plains of the island.
• The tide receding to reveal the land-bridge linking the island together every year is responsible for creating Water 7's annual Aqua Laguna tidal wave, due to the massive displacement of water.
• This is the first canon island that the Straw Hats visited in the Grand Line (and the only one in the Paradise half) without prior knowledge of the name (not including the islands they were blasted to by Kuma). The same could be said about Drum Island, except Wapol confirmed the name before they reached the island, though they weren't aware of it at the time.