Spoiler One Piece Chapter 973 Spoilers Discussion

Status
Not open for further replies.
When Zoro starts to equally compete with King during Onigashima then i might have to re-think my opinion of Zoro coming out of the TS stronger than luffy.

No wonder he came out of Fujitora's gravity
:finally:
Yeah and same could be said for Sanji if he fights queen.....
and more importantly, Zoro already got power up and we have seen him "training".....:kayneshrug:
 
I'm assuming you are talking about Dressrosa Fujitora...
I'm talking about Pica
As for now, Cracker doesn't have any answer to Pica's golem punch. That is not mere punch, but more like city falling on its target. He and his biscuit soldiers will get levelled instantly from that.
Meanwhile Cracker doesn't have any answer to do anything significant to Pica's golem that can keep regenerating.

King Punch can KO a Yonko, but Zoro didn't let Elizabello to use it against Pica's golem.
Which means, an attack that can KO a Yonko, is still not enough to KO Golem Pica!!

As for Fujitora
Yep, Zoro didn't get 1 shotted by Top Tier Fujitora, managed to overcome the gravity and skirmish ended with Fujitora praising the flying slash of Zoro.
Meanwhile arcs later, Luffy met another Top Tier, Kaido. Didn't manage anything even with his Boundman, got 1 shotted, and skirmish ended with Kaido mocking Luffy's dream being Pirate King.
 

Jew D. Boy

I Can Go Lower
If this chapter does indeed focus on Toki, I’ll actually be pretty stoked. Even if this flashback isn’t quite over, we’ve only got the destruction of Oden Castle left and the potential for Toki surviving to the present somehow...or it IS over, and everyone who misses the Straw Hats can be sated. Y’all just gotta trust the process sometimes.
Ahh! Well, nevertheless,
 

djiayebee

☆ 𝕊𝕦𝕦𝕦𝕦𝕦𝕦𝕡𝕖𝕣 𝔻𝕒𝕕𝕕𝕪 ☆
It's complicated in the sense they started out not as that. Then they were but in private and very expensively. Then at some point it became common practice but was still shrouded in "sophistication" as the geishas would still have to do other things besides sex but in the end they still did it. Kind of like the difference between escorts and prostitutes in the present.

All these changes happened over different stages of Japans history and in different times and due to different political and economic situations... The movie was criticized for not adhering to the full reality of the time when this was a practise and sort of picked and chose which aspects of Japanese culture at the times to use for the sake of drama

So like I said, it's complicated. But in essence like boiled down to what we are talking about, geishas were prostitutes. In fact the entire 'industry' collapsed when people stopped paying heftt prices for the entire song and damce when all they wanted was sex and they just decided to go to actual brothels for cheaper. Then after that there was a resurgence of the industry where they no longer prostituted but they also never called themselves geishas again until they were firmly recognised as not offering sex but by then we are already in modern Japan which isn't Wano's setting.

Oda is not picking a specific time period of course to represent Japan for Wano but as it stands, majority of the time periods he's picking did have geishas as prostitutes. He's just ignoring that part
no offense but i'll go along with the explication as given by a Japanese person :

Answer by Makiko Itoh, 海外組: (found online)
  • Oiran (花魁) was a name given to a prostitute who was very popular and highly regarded, mostly for her beauty, in the brothels of Yoshiwara in Edo (Tokyo). In the Edo period, prostitution conducted in specified areas, called yuukaku (遊郭), like Yoshiwara and was legal. A regular Yoshiwara prostitute was called a yuujo (遊女) which means “play woman.” (Other types of prostitutes had other names.) An oiran was like the pinup girl of Edo—many of the bijin-ga (pictures of beautiful women) that exist as woodcut prints are of oiran. There are no oiran left in modern Japan since prostitution is illegal now. There are some borderline almost prostitution businesses around, but the women who work in them are not called oiran or yuujo.

  • A geisha (芸者), geiko (芸子), or geiki (芸妓), is a trained entertainer who is very skilled in song, dance, playing an instrument, and otherwise entertaining guests. Although not primarily prostitutes, some did sleep with clients and many “successfully” retired by becoming the mistress of a client, or sponsored by one or more, and so forth. There were also male geisha in the Edo.

  • A tayuu (太夫) was the name used especially in Kyoto and Osaka for highly lauded and popular geiko and yuujo. Early on, the term was used for similarly ranked women in Edo too, but oiran became more widely used. (The term tayuu is also used in many other contexts for men and women. Basically it does mean the best or most respected in a certain field, such as in noh theater.)


Now, that being said, let's look at the context in the manga.... we know for a fact that Denjiro swore to protect Hyori and came up with the 2 fake names and identities, he is a big mafia boss working under Ochiri... Do you seriously think that Hyori has ever actually worked as a Oiran, like she had being introduced??
 
Yep, Zoro didn't get 1 shotted by Top Tier Fujitora, managed to overcome the gravity and skirmish ended with Fujitora praising the flying slash of Zoro.
Luffy didn't get "one shot" by Fujitora in the same Dressrosa arc and Luffy even bruised Fujitora with G3 which is << G4, overcame gravity...and in the same wano arc Zoro "fainted" to "nerfed pleasure"..... :kata:
 

Jew D. Boy

I Can Go Lower
You wanted to talk about Denj-shiro being with all the captured samurai, right? Do you think they’ll show up to Onigashima, or would that blow his cover before they have a chance to deal with Orochi?
@kurohime I guess you didn’t actually wanna discuss the chapter either, huh?? Not checking the next 30 pages I missed while asleep, but if that’s the case, quit bitching if you continued to do so.
 
Status
Not open for further replies.
Top