The gene "ILOVELUFFY" is first transcribed into a messenger RNA, which quits the nucleus and joins the cytoplasm. The messenger RNA is then translated into a fully mature protein by the ribosomes. The protein exerts then the "I love Luffy" function in Boa's cells.
This is the best you could so since Lucci is just trash compared to kaku and Kaku can replicate best thing of Lucci's career in 1/5th the time Lucci can?
I couldnt care less about this cringe live action thing but right now i wish to be a total disaster otherwise it will get a second season and this fraud author wont give us more than 20chapters next year.
I always wanted to read it because I used to be into anything historical / sword related stories but then I found out about this shit and just couldn't bring myself to start the manga.
The gene "ILOVELUFFY" is first transcribed into a messenger RNA, which quits the nucleus and joins the nucleus. The messenger RNA is then translated into a fully mature protein by the ribosomes. The protein exerts then the "I love Luffy" function in Boa's cells.
Robin scolds Luffy for giving out information so easily. Robin says it's a negotiation, but your act is stupid. Luffy thinks it worked, but Usopp calls him a fool.
No wonder Zoro is so close to Luffy in popularity and Oda has to work overtime to make him "popular."
I get pissed literally just reading spoilers about him, he's been one of the biggest Shonen dumbasses and each chapter he just keeps getting closer to Top 1 title, and unlike Goku his reason is not "I love to fight!"
The gene "ILOVELUFFY" is first transcribed into a messenger RNA, which quits the nucleus and joins the cytoplasm. The messenger RNA is then translated into a fully mature protein by the ribosomes. The protein exerts then the "I love Luffy" function in Boa's cells.
Wasn't the whole point of why Hancock fell in love with Luffy was because of how Luffy treated her personally not just looks or attraction? Not surprised it happened but kind of doesn't make sense unless there was more to their interaction
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