Spoiler One Piece Chapter 978 Spoilers Discussion
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Thanks I see how you grouped it with the blade. That makes sense and that type of subtlety is why I keep this stuff to myself lol.
Though, is this a situation where they would be wrong after the fact or in context? Because right after this, 954 reveals the other sword (which was unknown at the time) and Odens flashback shows both cutting Kaido. With this in mind, be would we still keep the grouping this way?
And @ShishioIsBack I guess you were right but out of context it doesn't make sense otherwise, considering info on Momo's blade was dropped a chapter later and nobody knew about it until then.
But yeah, my bad in this particular situation. Happy to admit when I'm wrong here.
Though, is this a situation where they would be wrong after the fact or in context? Because right after this, 954 reveals the other sword (which was unknown at the time) and Odens flashback shows both cutting Kaido. With this in mind, be would we still keep the grouping this way?
And @ShishioIsBack I guess you were right but out of context it doesn't make sense otherwise, considering info on Momo's blade was dropped a chapter later and nobody knew about it until then.
But yeah, my bad in this particular situation. Happy to admit when I'm wrong here.
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One Flying 6 will have name "Snapszer" which is a Hungarian card game, which in Hungarian is means "Sixty Six"
Background on game from Google
The snapszer or, in other names, snapszli or sechsunsechzig (meaning sixty-six in German) is a relatively complex card game. It can be played by 2-4 players with either a deck of Hungarian cards or with a deck of French cards. The goal of the game is to gain 66 points with calls and beats. The number of the Hungarian card decks depend on the number of players. In a 2-player game, we use 20 cards, and in a 3- and 4-player game, 24 cards are used. The ranking and point values of the cards are the same, though.
Background on game from Google
The snapszer or, in other names, snapszli or sechsunsechzig (meaning sixty-six in German) is a relatively complex card game. It can be played by 2-4 players with either a deck of Hungarian cards or with a deck of French cards. The goal of the game is to gain 66 points with calls and beats. The number of the Hungarian card decks depend on the number of players. In a 2-player game, we use 20 cards, and in a 3- and 4-player game, 24 cards are used. The ranking and point values of the cards are the same, though.
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