You do not know what offhand means then, lmao.
The Luffy that doesn't even know what she's called, and the Ace who had the exact same relationship with Tama?
Nah, but fr...
Imagine if Oda really did have Yamao join and you had to see these two on panel, back to back, in the same...
Misdirection is only bad depending on how it's used. What's more likely to be the deception in this case:
1. That Oda has a brand new character randomly blurt out as an offhand comment that she will join Luffy. A statement which the latter has not shown any support of.
2. Yamao's entire on...
You're missing my point.
Yamao says she's joining the crew - "Therefore Yamao is joining the crew. She said it herself!!"
Yamao spends practically zero time with any straw hats - "It's a trap! Oda's just trying to mislead us!"
Yamao spends all her time with Momo and Wano characters - "An even...
So it's not "too damn obvious" to have Yamao state she wants to join right out of the blue in her introduction... but it would be too obvious to have Yamao form meaningful connections with actual straw hats?
:rolaugh:
It's funny cause they even have the same kind of bond that Luffy and Momo shared together. It's not a formal relationship as is the case with all his scabbards. It's real and unfiltered. Exactly what Momo needs.
It's like Oda found Momo a new Luffy to help him out once the original has to leave.
Damn. he's really still mad about this. :neesama:
The realisation dawned on him a lil too hard I guess. However, not the only realisation some should be having right now though, lmaooo...
Yeah, dude's cracked. It's a fan animation. Link to their patreon: https://www.patreon.com/KanaNote
KnY really has some of the best fan produced content I've seen.
Here are some other great quality works.
Shameless mfs. They consider him a worthless idiot, yet reply to every single one of his posts, as if they're getting paid. Sniffing each other's farts all the while.
There are a gazillion different ways Oda can reasonably have Yamao decide she wants to stick with Momo. She wouldn't be changing any of her core ideals at all. Besides, it not the first time we've seen someone in her situation before either:
Stuck on an island for 20 years, all alone and...
I'm not talking about in-story. Obviously Luffy is the one whose decision matters in that. I mean from the audience's perspective. Oda makes new members feel like a part of the family before they join.
Taking Brook, he shared a meal with the whole crew, then spent the rest of the arc bonding...
At the end of the day, Luffy's not the only one that matters.
The SHs are a family. Having a new member join is equivalent to inviting someone into that family. Oda goes to lengths to have new recruits build relationships with multiple members so that they feel fully integrated when they join...
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