Spoiler One Piece Chapter 1077 Spoilers Discussion
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The mero mero no me has petrifying powers not related to lust but from attacks.
From the fandom wiki:
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- Pistol Kiss (銃ピストルキス Pisutoru Kisu[COLOR=var(--theme-link-color)]?
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Japanese): Hancock is able to use a projectile-like move by blowing a kiss, creating a heart-shaped bullet to fire at her victim by aiming it with her index finger, which she uses together with her [COLOR=var(--theme-link-color)]Busoshoku Haki[/COLOR] to hurt the foe. It is unknown if this attack carries the same petrifying properties as the rest of Hancock's attacks, as it has only been used once against Luffy, who has no lust towards Hancock.[COLOR=var(--theme-link-color)][15][/COLOR] The pun here is that the kanji for gun (銃) is part of the phrase jū no tsutsu (銃の筒[COLOR=var(--theme-link-color)]?[/COLOR] meaning "gun barrel), which Hancock's index finger is essentially serving as, in order for this technique to work.
- Slave Arrow (虜の矢スレイブ･アロー Sureibu Arō[COLOR=var(--theme-link-color)]?[/COLOR]): Hancock breathes in deeply and kisses out a heart; similar to her Pistol Kiss, but much bigger. She then pulls the heart back with a hand and, with a pop like that of a bubble, hundreds of arrows (all of them tipped and fletched with a stylized heart design) are fired and barrage her opponent(s) before petrifying them; the sheer number of arrows unleashed makes this move particularly difficult to evade. This technique not only petrifies anyone and anything that it hits, but somehow manages to freeze them in place, regardless of whether or not they were in motion or not, to the extent that she even stopped cannonballs in their tracks.[COLOR=var(--theme-link-color)][6][/COLOR] The pun in this technique is that, although the kanji used here (虜) may mean "imprisonment", it can also mean "captive", as in someone being captivated by love.
[COLOR=var(--theme-page-text-color)]Hancock's "Perfume Femur" petrifies and breaks a pirate's blade and part of his body.[/COLOR]
- Perfume Femur (芳香脚パフューム･フェムル Pafyūmu Femuru[COLOR=var(--theme-link-color)]?
- http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Help:Japanese, literally translated as "Aromatic Leg"): Hancock does a handstand and spins around in order to deliver a series of kicks. Anything she strikes, whether animate or inanimate, instantly turns into stone and, in turn, breaks from the sheer force of her kicks. Unlike her other attacks, only the immediate area around the point of contact turns to stone, not the entire object.[COLOR=var(--theme-link-color)][16][/COLOR] The pun here is that when Hōkō, the actual pronunciation of the first two kanji symbols, is written another way (奉公), it can mean "apprenticeship" in the sense of "indentured servitude".
"Ability to petrify charmed targets
The power to petrify the target who is charmed by the ability user. If the person's mind is inclined toward the person who activated the ability, the body will be petrified regardless of the person's will. Due to strong pain, it is possible to cancel the charm state and avoid it. You can't petrify an opponent who doesn't feel charmed at all.
Petrification by this ability can only be solved by the person who activated it. Even if the person faints or dies, the petrified state will not be lifted and will continue."
Boa can only win against horny people.
Pinzoro, also known as Pinzolo, is a fictional character in the Chinese wuxia novel "The Seven Heroes and Five Gallants" (七侠五义) written by Shi Yukun in the Qing dynasty. The novel tells the story of seven chivalrous heroes who fight against injustice and corruption in the Ming dynasty.
Pinzoro is described as an invincible swordsman who possesses extraordinary martial arts skills and a sharp mind. He is one of the seven heroes in the novel and is known for his loyalty, courage, and righteousness. Pinzoro is also a skilled detective who helps to solve many mysteries throughout the story.
In terms of his martial arts abilities, Pinzoro is said to be a master of several sword styles, including the "Divine Sword" and the "Sword of No Equal". He is also skilled in hand-to-hand combat and can use various weapons such as spears and daggers. His fighting style emphasizes speed, agility, and precision strikes.
He faces many challenges throughout the novel, including battles with powerful opponents and complex investigations that require him to use his intellect as well as his physical abilities.
Overall, Pinzoro is a complex and multi-dimensional character who embodies the ideals of chivalry and heroism in Chinese literature. His skills as a swordsman and detective make him a memorable figure in the world of wuxia fiction.
Pinzorobros!
Pinzoro is described as an invincible swordsman who possesses extraordinary martial arts skills and a sharp mind. He is one of the seven heroes in the novel and is known for his loyalty, courage, and righteousness. Pinzoro is also a skilled detective who helps to solve many mysteries throughout the story.
In terms of his martial arts abilities, Pinzoro is said to be a master of several sword styles, including the "Divine Sword" and the "Sword of No Equal". He is also skilled in hand-to-hand combat and can use various weapons such as spears and daggers. His fighting style emphasizes speed, agility, and precision strikes.
He faces many challenges throughout the novel, including battles with powerful opponents and complex investigations that require him to use his intellect as well as his physical abilities.
Overall, Pinzoro is a complex and multi-dimensional character who embodies the ideals of chivalry and heroism in Chinese literature. His skills as a swordsman and detective make him a memorable figure in the world of wuxia fiction.
Pinzorobros!
@K!NG HARA$H!MA your boi survived another week...
Usopp into stone lmao
S-nake or real boa can turn him back now....
Usopp into stone lmao
S-nake or real boa can turn him back now....
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