One Piece Chapter 1114: “The Wings of Icarus”
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all over the place is just a manner of speech but i can see why you focused on that 
also it's black the character said it remember?
also it's black the character said it remember?
Not really my point, we were talking about CoC here. But anyway, we are presented with two choices and you can choose the one you deem more likely without being needlessly sarcastic at other people:
-haki allows teleportation over great distances;
-their means of teleportation also involves black lightning.
This is a fantasy world and Oda can go both ways if he feels like, but frankly I think the second one seems more likely.
-haki allows teleportation over great distances;
-their means of teleportation also involves black lightning.
This is a fantasy world and Oda can go both ways if he feels like, but frankly I think the second one seems more likely.
@MonsterKaido Kaido's club would break on Topman
@MonsterKaido Kaido's club would break on Topman
Two things stuck out to me this chapter.
1. This seems to indicate that Nika and Joyboy are indeed two separate individuals. Related through the Nika Fruit. But, still two different entities.
2. Given Doflamingo's reaction to the news about the world sinking, I have to wonder...Does Doflamingo know about the city on the Moon?
1. This seems to indicate that Nika and Joyboy are indeed two separate individuals. Related through the Nika Fruit. But, still two different entities.
2. Given Doflamingo's reaction to the news about the world sinking, I have to wonder...Does Doflamingo know about the city on the Moon?
I saw this on twitter
Credits to @breaking2good
He/she pointed out that the flame looks like the fire of the Lunarian's
I noticed the A&Mu on the tank and maybe the A stands for Alber because it’s made from his DNA and Mu could be the forgotten land/continent of the Lunarian's
A man named James Churchward popularised the myth of the ancient continent MU
He claimed that a high ranking priest from India showed him a set of ancient "sunburnt " clay tablets. They were written in a long lost language which only two other Indian soldiers could read.
Churchyard learned the forgotten language and was able to decipher the tablets.
1. Mu was the home of an advanced civilisation called the Nacaal
2. they flourished between 50.000 and 12.000 years ago and were dominated by a black/melanated race -> the Lunarian's?
3. they were superior in many aspects to our own
4. The continent Mu had 7 major cities, 64 millions inhabitants and colonies on other continents
5. the 64 million inhabitants were separated as ten tribes during their time of demise and the ten tribes followed one government and religion
-> the WG?
Credits to @breaking2good
He/she pointed out that the flame looks like the fire of the Lunarian's
I noticed the A&Mu on the tank and maybe the A stands for Alber because it’s made from his DNA and Mu could be the forgotten land/continent of the Lunarian's
A man named James Churchward popularised the myth of the ancient continent MU
He claimed that a high ranking priest from India showed him a set of ancient "sunburnt " clay tablets. They were written in a long lost language which only two other Indian soldiers could read.
Churchyard learned the forgotten language and was able to decipher the tablets.
1. Mu was the home of an advanced civilisation called the Nacaal
2. they flourished between 50.000 and 12.000 years ago and were dominated by a black/melanated race -> the Lunarian's?
3. they were superior in many aspects to our own
4. The continent Mu had 7 major cities, 64 millions inhabitants and colonies on other continents
5. the 64 million inhabitants were separated as ten tribes during their time of demise and the ten tribes followed one government and religion
-> the WG?