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Gin Rummy. :love: She was the only thing I liked in the Zou anime. :funky:

I'm starting to believe that all these flashback chapters we've had of Oden's history and the scabbards directly confirms that the traitor in the alliance is indeed, one of the red scabbards.. I mean, think about it... These chapters allowed us to explore in-depth on how each of the scabbards...

Good point.. if he wanted Moriah, he could've tracked him down and probably even killed him to get his DF, rather than having his own subordinate, Absalom killed instead. So yeah, Moria could be just merely a power asset to BB, given his Shichibukai background.

Flat chest is best chest. :cheers:

*sigh* :josad: Nothing's more depressing than browsing the forum and seeing this shit again... Dude, I have lost hundreds of brain cells thanks to you. Please, just stop. :rolleyes:

This doesn't make sense at all... And if something like this occurs, it would be a kick in the balls for Zoro.. Imagine training so hard and fighting tough enemies, with the motivation of being the WSS, having a story built up for beating one guy, only to find that guy dead in the end and...

You may have a point with no. 1 and no. 3, but nos. 2 and 4 are subtle coincidences... and why is no. 5 and no. 6 even a point? The Yonko don't equal to Shutenmaru, they far surpass him in strength and power, and the Pirate King surpasses Daimyo, a title that grants leadership of only just one...

You do realize that this is not true for every place Luffy visited? In Cocoyashi, he did not destroy the town, but the place Arlong resided; in Syrup Village, the village wasn't destroyed; In Skypiea, Luffy prevented the destruction of the country by taking down Enel. And for the ones that's...

Indeed, and the most plausible motives behind Akechi's killing of Nobunaga was a personal grudge as well as ambition to become Shogun. In Orochi's case, we've seen the ambition part (him plotting Oden's death to be Shogun), and I think we've already been given a hint on a personal grudge. Back...

#doubt There is no way in hell Oda is going to finish in 5 years, and even disregarding the whole content that's left to show in OP; Oda throughout the years, has always got his numbers mixed up. - 2012: one piece is 60% done - 2015: one piece is 70% done - 2016: one piece is 65% done - 2018...