Chapter Discussion One Piece Chapter 1174: THE STRONGEST BEING IN THIS WORLD
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Hey so the term Invincible isn’t the same as the exact wording of “Strongest Living Being” I don’t know if you know that
You’re just coping, the chapter title is a callback to odas opinion of Mothers
You’re just coping, the chapter title is a callback to odas opinion of Mothers
Clear reference to Enel: invincible power --> the strongest
.(And I could make ten of such connections)
If in the chapter there isn't anything about the mothers (also, as @Tyki_Mikk said, those weren't even only mothers), the reference remains totally unclear, as even will of marco pointed out.
Copers, copers 😂😂😂
It’s a double entendre like I suspected, Will of Marco thinks it’s solely referring to Loki. The cliffhanger and juicy part of the chapter is Loki’s df reveal. That’s no coincidence, not to mention that Loki and Goofball literally saved the parents lol. At least succeed in saving the kids, instead they were outshined by the arrival of the heroes. Legendary fruit finally revealed, the world-ending catastrophe, Loki even reminds us that he’s the destroyer. Lots of signs that points to him being the center of the chapter.
It’s a double entendre like I suspected, Will of Marco thinks it’s solely referring to Loki. The cliffhanger and juicy part of the chapter is Loki’s df reveal. That’s no coincidence, not to mention that Loki and Goofball literally saved the parents lol. At least succeed in saving the kids, instead they were outshined by the arrival of the heroes. Legendary fruit finally revealed, the world-ending catastrophe, Loki even reminds us that he’s the destroyer. Lots of signs that points to him being the center of the chapter.
I'm only quoting manga panels lol.
Clear reference to Enel: invincible power --> the strongest.
(And I could make ten of such connections)
If in the chapter there isn't anything about the mothers (also, as @Tyki_Mikk said, those weren't even only mothers), the reference remains totally unclear, as even will of marco pointed out.
Clear reference to Enel: invincible power --> the strongest
.(And I could make ten of such connections)
If in the chapter there isn't anything about the mothers (also, as @Tyki_Mikk said, those weren't even only mothers), the reference remains totally unclear, as even will of marco pointed out.
I don’t think this titles world strongest man, world strongest creature, etc. are really meant to be taken that seriously. I would say it is the same as Gukesh being World champion in chess. But Magnus didn’t even take part in the tournament and neither did Hikaru and some other SGMs.
This chapter names and titles don’t mean much.
This chapter names and titles don’t mean much.
If it meant Loki, there’d be a line about Loki just like Oda does all the time with these. The fact that the only characters with a quote about this is the mothers is the point…
It’s only a double entendre cause people want it to be about Loki, but there’s mention or allusion to it being Loki.
Again until someone can drop the line where this is about Loki, it’s just cope from people who want it to be about Loki and not just a chapter about a mothers love to a child alluding to an SBS about mothers being the “Strongest Living Being”
It’s only a double entendre cause people want it to be about Loki, but there’s mention or allusion to it being Loki.
Again until someone can drop the line where this is about Loki, it’s just cope from people who want it to be about Loki and not just a chapter about a mothers love to a child alluding to an SBS about mothers being the “Strongest Living Being”
But that's it: Loki showing the "invincible power" makes him the strongest living being.
As I could say it is because of dragons, and so on.
There are ten of possible references to that and surely the key of the puzzle is not because of something Oda said 9 years ago (lol) in a joke SBS. Much less in a conclusive way.
(also, as already said, the scene wasn't even about mothers, so it's even less relevant)
As I could say it is because of dragons, and so on.
There are ten of possible references to that and surely the key of the puzzle is not because of something Oda said 9 years ago (lol) in a joke SBS. Much less in a conclusive way.
(also, as already said, the scene wasn't even about mothers, so it's even less relevant)
Cool you need to know that the term invincible isn’t the same as an exact quote. There’s literally 0 other times odas used this line except for about the mothers and the main plot was about Colon and Ripley. It’s very clear what he’s referring to.
Unless you can show me one quote where the term “Strongest Living Being” is used stop coping dude and accept it’s not about Loki.
Unless you can show me one quote where the term “Strongest Living Being” is used stop coping dude and accept it’s not about Loki.
