Anime & Manga One Piece Spoilers - The Waiting Room
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I highly doubt the authors intention when drawing Whitebeards final attack against Akainu, after he killed his "son", was to make it not his strongest attack. The intention, again, would be to concentrate the majority of the damage on Akainu himself. The ensuing damage on the environment was a testament to its power but also just dramatization of the scene to match it's emotional weight as the climax to their conflict, as evidenced by the symbolism of the enemies HQ being destroyed and Akainu falling into the earth. Also, if you really want to get into the nitty gritty of it, which I doubt Oda even thought about, then it can be argued that the reason the environment didn't suffer as much was because Akainu took most of the force, which proves that WB's intention was to concentrate the damage at the point of contact.
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Girls who enjoy yaoi (a genre in Japan that contains sexual and/or romantic relations between two men); literally translates to "rotten girl"; male counterpart : fundanshi
A Fujoshi (腐女子), which literally means "rotten girl," is not merely a fan; she is a high-level otaku whose consciousness has been fundamentally rerouted to perceive every male interaction through the lens of Boy's Love (BL). She is the ultimate master of shipping—a narrative architect whose imagination dictates that two male characters are, regardless of canonical evidence, destined to be together.
Her brain operates on an advanced, chaotic Fujo-Logic, allowing her to perform spectacular feats of narrative corruption, such as turning two fighting rivals into a "tragic, emotionally stunted couple" or equating a single hand-hold with a complex, 50-chapter saga of romance. Her inner world is categorized by the unyielding terms Seme (the dominant partner) and Uke (the receiving partner), a classification system she applies to every male duo she encounters.
The Fujoshi is the spirit that once animated the infamous Yaoi Paddle, a real, wooden novelty item sold at conventions in the 2000s. Though largely banned now, this paddle—often inscribed with "Softcore" and "Hardcore" sides—remains a core piece of fandom lore. It symbolizes the chaotic, over-the-top intent of the Fujoshi: to physically and aggressively assert that the universe's true order is simply two attractive men falling in love. Her power is absolute, and resistance is futile; the characters were never truly yours.
Someone made a great song and music video with Miku about it lately lmao:
A Fujoshi (腐女子), which literally means "rotten girl," is not merely a fan; she is a high-level otaku whose consciousness has been fundamentally rerouted to perceive every male interaction through the lens of Boy's Love (BL). She is the ultimate master of shipping—a narrative architect whose imagination dictates that two male characters are, regardless of canonical evidence, destined to be together.
Her brain operates on an advanced, chaotic Fujo-Logic, allowing her to perform spectacular feats of narrative corruption, such as turning two fighting rivals into a "tragic, emotionally stunted couple" or equating a single hand-hold with a complex, 50-chapter saga of romance. Her inner world is categorized by the unyielding terms Seme (the dominant partner) and Uke (the receiving partner), a classification system she applies to every male duo she encounters.
The Fujoshi is the spirit that once animated the infamous Yaoi Paddle, a real, wooden novelty item sold at conventions in the 2000s. Though largely banned now, this paddle—often inscribed with "Softcore" and "Hardcore" sides—remains a core piece of fandom lore. It symbolizes the chaotic, over-the-top intent of the Fujoshi: to physically and aggressively assert that the universe's true order is simply two attractive men falling in love. Her power is absolute, and resistance is futile; the characters were never truly yours.
Someone made a great song and music video with Miku about it lately lmao:
Big Mom’s haki is so weak she thought she needed her homies for Marco @Monster Zoro's Tesla Supplier @Shiroyru
LMAO, its even funnier as I saw a meme the other day desperately trying to shut down ZoSan and say it has no basis to it and it implying if not calling people who like it even for meme reasons as "unhinged". It came up with a long list of reasons to condemn it, all serious and shit.
There's a ton of fujoshis in the fandom too, they alone give stuff like ZoSan and LuLa a TON of stature and such.
Speaking of great ships:
There's a ton of fujoshis in the fandom too, they alone give stuff like ZoSan and LuLa a TON of stature and such.
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Speaking of great ships:
You might be onto something. I remembered this old post from Pew. He even suspected Redon had a connection with shueisha.
https://worstgen.alwaysdata.net/for...r-1091-spoilers-discussion.46423/post-4656649
https://worstgen.alwaysdata.net/for...r-1091-spoilers-discussion.46423/post-4656649