Spoiler One Piece Chapter 1101 Spoilers Discussion

[Yoho]

I used to say this earlier too... At this point oda is just coming up with random shit especially with DFs and Haki..
. And characters themselves

Technically the whole story is filled with random characters, df and haki

Especially post skip

We had a guy that turns into a jacket

Hell in alabasta we had a dog that shot baseballs

 

[Tensub]

I mean you see shit in light novels , seinen , Shoju and josei and other fiction stories.
After thousands of years of fiction and writing people still doing chosen one shit one way or the other .

I've never understood the hate over chosen one trope? Like what is bad about it? It is engrained in the culture of human history and some of it is even real. There have been people in the past with abilities beyond that of a normal person. Fate is literally real and some people luck into things and become successful while some people work their hardest but never make it. Is it just the denial of fate and destiny as a concept?

 

[ClovenHoofClown]

flashback is good

 

[OPKnK]

I used to say this earlier too... At this point oda is just coming up with random shit especially with DFs and Haki..
. And characters themselves

Like only new haki aspect we get since time skip is ACOC which is a stats boost .
As for DF goes he alway s come with crazy stuff and you alway see new characters in the story

 

[Hako Sama]

I hope this doesn't happen with Zoro as well now that it's happened with Luffy, cause he's Ryuma's descendant and what not

Lol, seeing how Oda treated Zoro's lineage badly by revealing it in a fucking SBS, it won't be a problem ig

 

[ClovenHoofClown]

I've never understood the hate over chosen one trope? Like what is bad about it? It is engrained in the culture of human history and some of it is even real. There have been people in the past with abilities beyond that of a normal person. Fate is literally real and some people luck into things and become successful while some people work their hardest but never make it. Is it just the denial of fate and destiny as a concept?

fate and destiny arent real

 

[Mr. Reloaded]

Bonney creeping her way into the top 30 LMFAO

You love to see it!

 

[Sir Yasheen]

I hope this doesn't happen with Zoro as well now that it's happened with Luffy, cause he's Ryuma's descendant and what not

I doubt it would. Zoros past just isn’t important. I feel if anything Zoro will get a moment where he communes with the soul of Kuina inside the Wado Ichimonji

 

[Zaretball]

1/10

 

[ClovenHoofClown]

maybe fate and destiny is real if i get full spoilers in 10 minutes or less

 

[Tensub]

fate and destiny arent real

They are. There are some things you can't control in life. Where you are born, to whom you are born, your natural talents, your illnesses, the kinds of people who will affect you in life. These are all things you have no control over i.e. fate.

 

[NikaInParis]

I've never understood the hate over chosen one trope? Like what is bad about it? It is engrained in the culture of human history and some of it is even real. There have been people in the past with abilities beyond that of a normal person. Fate is literally real and some people luck into things and become successful while some people work their hardest but never make it. Is it just the denial of fate and destiny as a concept?

It is overused in manga especially. And it gets another layer of bad on it when the underdog scrappy MC is proven to be an overpowered and gene fueled plot device destined for greatness no matter what.

All their previous struggles lose a bit (or a lot) of impact because of the, usually late, Destined One reveal.

 

[.Charm.]

Foosha village is in the Goa Kingdom

Wiki doesn't say that.

 

[Mr. Reloaded]

Wtf does Nika have to do with aging? Lmao

Nika is about to be involved in everything lmao

Better get used to it

 

[GUI VI]

One Piece downfall is really sad

 

[Roo]

I've never understood the hate over chosen one trope? Like what is bad about it? It is engrained in the culture of human history and some of it is even real. There have been people in the past with abilities beyond that of a normal person. Fate is literally real and some people luck into things and become successful while some people work their hardest but never make it. Is it just the denial of fate and destiny as a concept?

There’s no such thing as fate/destiny, and it takes away agency from the characters in the story

it’s also overused af.

 

[Tensub]

It is overused in manga especially. And it gets another layer of bad on it when the underdog scrappy MC is proven to be an overpowered and gene fueled plot device destined for greatness no matter what.

All their previous struggles lose a bit (or a lot) of impact because of the, usually late, Destined One reveal.

What about the stories that have always hinted towards fate? Some readers even complain about the chosen one trope in stories that have always used fate as a driving force. It's weird.

 

[OPKnK]

I've never understood the hate over chosen one trope? Like what is bad about it? It is engrained in the culture of human history and some of it is even real. There have been people in the past with abilities beyond that of a normal person. Fate is literally real and some people luck into things and become successful while some people work their hardest but never make it. Is it just the denial of fate and destiny as a concept?

I think some people like the whole self made hero who work from ground up without anything special ( mind you they still get help or special shit some way or the other )
Still if you look at human history and today a lot self made people are assholes that you never want to be near to and are far from good people lol .

 

[Pringles]

No offense to Scotch, but that first line is a little difficult to understand. Is it that Dragon disappears when the RA is in Goa and is seen watching Luffy from afar? Or did Kuma himself see Luffy and then arrive at the conclusion that he's Dragon's son?

No it only means that Dragon hides from Luffy when the Revolutionaries go to Foosha island so that Luffy does not see him.

Dragon basically avoids Luffy so that they don't meet each other.

Maybe he does this to protect Luffy.

Kuma realized this because Dragon only avoids this territory and not others.

After seeing Luffy training hard in Foosha island, he connected the dots and realized that this was Dragon's son.

 

[ConquistadoR]

There’s no such thing as fate/destiny, and it takes away agency from the characters in the story

it’s also overused af.

Remember how One Piece fans were clowning Kishimoto & Naruto for going down the Destined One route?

Turns out their boy, the personification of Freedom, is on a path which was destined 800 years ago