News Jump Festa 2022
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That last scene that Oda's talking about is Shanks finally meeting Luffy
That's why Oda is so exicited
Shanks is one of his favorite character
That's is underline message
I makes sense that we meet Shanks in manga before movie drops
That's why Oda is so exicited
Shanks is one of his favorite character
That's is underline message
I makes sense that we meet Shanks in manga before movie drops
Awakening of the fruit is very likely
https://worstgen.alwaysdata.net/forum/threads/luffy-awakening.19311/#post-2147450
I hope my prediction is correct
https://worstgen.alwaysdata.net/forum/threads/luffy-awakening.19311/#post-2147450
I hope my prediction is correct
People know that.
However, they are also getting tired of it, especially when you see how Oda always starts arcs nicely, then loses his plot by trying to draw too much unnecessary stuff and in the end it gets an incredibly poorly paced mess.
Happened in Dressrosa, happened in WCI and is happening now.
Oda isn't learning from his mistakes. That's one of his biggest problems (same thing with his hesitation to write any kind of consequences for his characters).
Of course he owns non of us anything and he can do whatever he wants, but its no coincidence that most (older) longtime readers are pretty disappointed with most recent arcs, especially post-skip. It's due to some very rational and understandable reasons.
Everyone knew it wouldn't fail.
Morj thinks of Oda as a way better writer than he actually is.
Oda only has one blueprint that he knows how to write. He has used that same blueprint for every single major arc so far.
Why would it be different this time?
However, they are also getting tired of it, especially when you see how Oda always starts arcs nicely, then loses his plot by trying to draw too much unnecessary stuff and in the end it gets an incredibly poorly paced mess.
Happened in Dressrosa, happened in WCI and is happening now.
Oda isn't learning from his mistakes. That's one of his biggest problems (same thing with his hesitation to write any kind of consequences for his characters).
Of course he owns non of us anything and he can do whatever he wants, but its no coincidence that most (older) longtime readers are pretty disappointed with most recent arcs, especially post-skip. It's due to some very rational and understandable reasons.
Everyone knew it wouldn't fail.
Morj thinks of Oda as a way better writer than he actually is.
Oda only has one blueprint that he knows how to write. He has used that same blueprint for every single major arc so far.
Why would it be different this time?
