Powers & Abilities Debunking Literally Every Argument Against Ryokugyu’s Black Blade UPDATE: Remembering The Fallen
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Obviously the argument is not that they never talk to Oda, but that they do fuck up colorings.
Kuma’s original sweater coloring was supposed to be orange but Toei fucked that up and Oda just ran with it. Fujitora’s robes were also supposed to be white instead of light purple, Toei fucked that up as well.
Ryokugyu’s blade coloring is just a bit more consequential than clothing obviously so we’ll see if Oda lets this fuck up stand.
Kuma’s original sweater coloring was supposed to be orange but Toei fucked that up and Oda just ran with it. Fujitora’s robes were also supposed to be white instead of light purple, Toei fucked that up as well.
Ryokugyu’s blade coloring is just a bit more consequential than clothing obviously so we’ll see if Oda lets this fuck up stand.
Yeah, sure, but what I wanted to say is that Toei took on itself to reveal a "mystery" that the manga did not solve at the time. One would - rationally - think: "Obviously they are sure about that, since they did it. They have surely asked Oda and such..."
And then they were proven wrong by the manga and had to change it afterward.
To keep things short: they are a lot more autonomous than one would think, and they make errors. This is also confirmed by multiple statements from Oda and editors, saying that they are not that much in touch with the anime team:
And then they were proven wrong by the manga and had to change it afterward.
To keep things short: they are a lot more autonomous than one would think, and they make errors. This is also confirmed by multiple statements from Oda and editors, saying that they are not that much in touch with the anime team:
Admiral fans should understand that they are putting all their chips into the far fetched possibility that TOEI fucked up the coloring this time around. If I was a full fledged admiral fan I would just abandon Greenbull and hype the shit out of Sakazuki and Borsalino, cause that man is truly not him.
Yeah…you definitely aren’t a uni student. That doesn’t even make sense. You couldn’t even look up the definition of “projection” before trying to do a parody?
Even the content doesn’t work because Kujaku uses a whip, not a sword, and Oda making mistakes works regardless of which stance one takes on the black blade issue.
literally 0 out of 10 for effort. Smh
Even the content doesn’t work because Kujaku uses a whip, not a sword, and Oda making mistakes works regardless of which stance one takes on the black blade issue.
literally 0 out of 10 for effort. Smh
Yeah, sure, but what I wanted to say is that Toei took on itself to reveal a "mystery" that the manga did not solve at the time. One would - rationally - think: "Obviously they are sure about that, since they did it. They have surely asked Oda and such..."
And then they were proven wrong by the manga and had to change it afterward.
To keep things short: they are a lot more autonomous than one would think, and they make errors. This is also confirmed by multiple statements from Oda and editors, saying that they are not that much in touch with the anime team:
And then they were proven wrong by the manga and had to change it afterward.
To keep things short: they are a lot more autonomous than one would think, and they make errors. This is also confirmed by multiple statements from Oda and editors, saying that they are not that much in touch with the anime team:
It's the proper introduction of the new Admiral, and the first time we see him fight as well, plus he supposedly has a Black Blade, which is incredibly important and Oda always makes sure to emphasize that a character has that.
Why would they just take liberties on his blade color here? I can see that with the other examples, i.e King's wings and what not, as those aren't as important and the King thing was also just in an opening, but Aramaki's black blade would be way too important for them to just color it on their own.
Yeah, sure, but what I wanted to say is that Toei took on itself to reveal a "mystery" that the manga did not solve at the time. One would - rationally - think: "Obviously they are sure about that, since they did it. They have surely asked Oda and such..."
And then they were proven wrong by the manga and had to change it afterward.
To keep things short: they are a lot more autonomous than one would think, and they make errors. This is also confirmed by multiple statements from Oda and editors, saying that they are not that much in touch with the anime team:
And then they were proven wrong by the manga and had to change it afterward.
To keep things short: they are a lot more autonomous than one would think, and they make errors. This is also confirmed by multiple statements from Oda and editors, saying that they are not that much in touch with the anime team:
After confirming me again and again that you don't understand One Piece, now you are embarrassing yourself even further by showing that in fact, you can't even understand colors!
No wonder you keep questioning my degree since you didn't even go to primary school, you are in fact projecting.
The manga isn't just a black and white version of the colored version. Queen is also blonde in the manga but Oda draws his hair inked, probably so his design has more contrast.
No wonder you keep questioning my degree since you didn't even go to primary school, you are in fact projecting.
The manga isn't just a black and white version of the colored version. Queen is also blonde in the manga but Oda draws his hair inked, probably so his design has more contrast.
