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Great point. I was so focused on how Luffys fruit embodies the principle of creating devil fruits and Blackbeard's fruit embodies taking away those abilities, that I completely glossed over the Gura. 1714192035 I personally believe that Imu is a Red Herring, and was someone who was corrupted...

So I was having a discussion with @Monster Zoro's Tesla Supplier about a panel that was introduced during the Skypiea Saga that spoke about "Anything man can imagine... Is a possibility in reality." Now I've had the same thought about the panel as him before, that it pretty much sums up how...

Something actually just dawned on me about the whole thing when I said Joyboy might have had a hand in creating the Devil Fruits. Gonna make a thread on it, as I believe I might be onto something.

To be honest, the ability of the Nika fruit and the creation of Devil Fruits are very similar. It makes you wonder if Joyboy had a hand in the process of creating devil fruits.

It was GG with this panel right here. This is how the Skypiea Saga began. That's literally how the Nika fruit works. Anything Luffy imagines, he can turn into reality. Anyone who thinks it was a retcon after seeing that panel is straight up in denial.

Wrote what exactly, lol... You're saying he was implying "love", when nothing suggests that. Not even the guy who corrected" the translation said the word love.

Why not, when yall just make up weirdo scenarios for agenda piece.

Maybe if context wasn't a thing.

How do you get "love" out of "become popular or liked.". Koi is the noun used for romantic love in Japanese, while Ai is the noun used for love in general. I usually stay out of the ZvS agenda debates, but cmon...

I'm not talking about what happens next. I'm talking about the people complaining about Zoros family tree being explained in an SBS. Pretty sure that was made clear in my post.

Some of yall have to understand. Who Zoro's parents and relatives are in Shimotsuki Village, is not important to the overall plot of One Piece. That's why Oda didn't force it into the manga. The only person who was relevant was Kozaburo, who is the link to Zoro's Wano related origins. Once...

It's crazy how Oda told us how Devil Fruits came to be, way back in Jaya. What many thought to be a throwaway line from more than 20 years ago, was one of the most important clues in the story.

Unfortunately, Koushirou is not from Wano. He was born in Shimotsuki Village. His father is from Wano.

I'm not talking about what is right or wrong you clown. I'm talking about how men and women are perceived differently in regards to sexual situations. And if you want we can bring in some statistical numbers, but you'll probably just brush that off and be like "No statistics are wrong, I'm right."

You do misconstrue it, because I am talking about the general perception of women as a whole, and you want to talk about the minority of "pedo women", which are straight up treated like isolated incidences. Have you ever walked out into public and simply by looking at a women you thought...

How do you misconstrue what people say so effortlessly?

Man, if I had a dollar for every woman I told I was going to marry when I grew up as a child..... I'd have like, 10 bucks...

It is double standards. Double standards that is widely accepted by the majority of the population because women are viewed "motherly figures". If a woman takes a bath, and brings a child along with them, people don't bat an eye. You'll never see someone call the cops, and it'll never make...

The funny part is, is somehow the argument is "Nami took a bath and exposed herself to Momo, and was trying to turn him on for money", when in reality, she never actually took a bath with Momo, nor did she ever expose herself to him. Robin is the one who gave Momonosuke a bath, and Robin is...

It was honestly a bad choice of words on Stephens part as well when he translated it, as most people in the West tend to associate "pleasure" with sexual conduct, when in reality pleasure is just another word for enjoyment. In Japan, where people go for entertainment is often referred to as...