According to his own account, Reloaded is being held captive in the Loki fandom,should we rescue him


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Palworld even if a future game is good, will still never overtake Pokemon.

People have been saying that for a long time for many other games similar to Pokemon, Pokemon is just way to big of franchise and still way too popular for anything bad to happen to it and for another game similar to it to overtake it.

Also Pokemon is still massively popular in Japan, and from what I can gather the opinion on Palworld is mixed over there.

However with the success of Palworld and with previous Pokemon games receiving many criticism, this will hopefully allow Game Freak and the Pokemon Company to improve on their games.
its not about overtaking but doing damage, even if they lose just 3% because of Palword its so much money that it would have been better when tehy just made a better game
 

CoC: Color of Clowns

"No... gonna steal it back..."
Can we all talk about how bad of a writing scenario it’d be if Zoro somehow negs Sommers despite his strongest attacking getting overpowered and Sommers using a legendary blade.


I need to wait for raws cause this sounds super rushed
It would be wild if Zoro actually beats Sommers here...

I'll make three educated guesses:

1. Zoro opens his scarred eye
2. Zoro controls Adv CoC for the first time, probably uses Asura if he does
3. Zoro permanently damages Sommers with Enma (I think Enma might be able to do things to the God's Knights other Blades can't, Enma is... unique, it's literally the only weapon we've seen in the series that sucks out Haki inherently)

I'm hoping for 1, it's been a long time. Between Imu and his clothes covered in freaky ass demon eyes, Shuri's Bipolar Eyes (she does kind of dress like a Bipolar chick), and Loki's super cool eyes, this arc has a lot of eye focus.

I could see Zoro opening his eye here, or Luffy getting an eye scar/eyepatch. I thought Shamrock or Garling would take out Luffy's eye, but Imu doing it makes a lot of sense narratively.
 
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