Kizaruber Eats

Lobster Pain and Zoidberg the GOATS
I love the inversion that occurs when comparing the two interactions between Borsalino and Zephyr.

At the start of the film Kiz isn't aware of Z's whole "gonna destroy the whole grandline with volcanic eruptions" madman plot, so he maintains his sarcastic, pleasant, "somewhat joyful on the surface" kind of demeanor. In all likelihood he doesn't think atm that he'll have to go as far as to kill his sensei. Zephyr, on the other hand, is at a point in the film where he finds only regret and pain in his past as a marine, as a sensei. He's unmistakably serious, pragmatic and doesn't care much for Kizaru's pleasantries.

In the last moments of his life, however, Zephyr does come to embrace and perhaps even cherish everything that has led up to this point of his story, regaining his pride as a marine. That's why he is enthusiastic about giving the vice-admirals he's previously trained a "final lesson", even if it ends in his demise. That's why he is genuinely happy to finally refer to Kizaru by a "Borsalinoooo!" with a smile almost too big to be contained on his face. He has nothing but respect for his pupil in this moment. Kizaru too is respectful, but it is steeped in a subdued seriousness, underlying sorrow. And yet... He has a duty to fulfil as a marine, and he knows it, and he will fulfil it. Will he do it with some regret? Yes. Does he understand that this is something that Zephyr himself has fully come to terms with? Also yes.

Gosh, film Z is what I'd truly call a good anime tie-in film. Not good in the sense of "something decent floating in a sea of rubbish" either. Genuinely good.
Holy fuck fantastically said, you just made the film even better for me.

:perocry::KizOut::Woro:holdw:
 
I love the inversion that occurs when comparing the two interactions between Borsalino and Zephyr.

At the start of the film Kiz isn't aware of Z's whole "gonna destroy the whole grandline with volcanic eruptions" madman plot, so he maintains his sarcastic, pleasant, "somewhat joyful on the surface" kind of demeanor. In all likelihood he doesn't think atm that he'll have to go as far as to kill his sensei. Zephyr, on the other hand, is at a point in the film where he finds only regret and pain in his past as a marine, as a sensei. He's unmistakably serious, pragmatic and doesn't care much for Kizaru's pleasantries.

In the last moments of his life, however, Zephyr does come to embrace and perhaps even cherish everything that has led up to this point of his story, regaining his pride as a marine. That's why he is enthusiastic about giving the vice-admirals he's previously trained a "final lesson", even if it ends in his demise. That's why he is genuinely happy to finally refer to Kizaru by a "Borsalinoooo!" with a smile almost too big to be contained on his face. He has nothing but respect for his pupil in this moment. Kizaru too is respectful, but it is steeped in a subdued seriousness, underlying sorrow. And yet... He has a duty to fulfil as a marine, and he knows it, and he will fulfil it. Will he do it with some regret? Yes. Does he understand that this is something that Zephyr himself has fully come to terms with? Also yes.

Gosh, film Z is what I'd truly call a good anime tie-in film. Not good in the sense of "something decent floating in a sea of rubbish" either. Genuinely good.
Like Dragonball Movie villians one piece Movie villians Are pretty Random
 
Everyone watch the Episode next week apparently their turning this into Sanji Vs Kizaru



Gonna be really interesting to see how they do this............. Mans leg is coated up, looks pretty cool.


 
More Sanji humiliation on the way jeez
Y'all gotta stop this........ Toei has no agenda, This is Literally Manga content they're expanding which can only benefit sanji considering Kizaru is a literally an Admiral who Luffy struggled against. Sanji simply interacting within an Admiral is a feat of its own based on what Sanji has shown in the story prior to this moment.


Also they put that Kick in the new opening so we know Sakuga is coming for Sanji

 
Thank you =]

I think being called an idiot helps me to deal with my problems because

I think when we laugh at big problems people have

Yeah it is a sin and partly a lack of empathy when it happens

But I think part of it is also laughing about how obviously they can overcome it but they are acting as if it's an impossible thing

So calling me an idiot and reminding myself that helps
 

Kizaruber Eats

Lobster Pain and Zoidberg the GOATS
Thank you =]

I think being called an idiot helps me to deal with my problems because

I think when we laugh at big problems people have

Yeah it is a sin and partly a lack of empathy when it happens

But I think part of it is also laughing about how obviously they can overcome it but they are acting as if it's an impossible thing

So calling me an idiot and reminding myself that helps
Aye a bit of self aware irony like that, some dampener on our hubris/ego can be really important. We all need a reality check, a 2nd perspective at times, not to be in echo chambers and such. Otherwise we risk becoming egomaniacs at least.
 
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