Time will tell. I do not like the idea of it being Gaban. The Straw Hats need to work for at least one of the Poneglyphs. It would also feel more real if some of the other key players had an opportunity to get it before the Straw Hats just handed the last one. It doesn't make for much of a race...
Why does the person who has the final Road Poneglyph have to be introduced this arc? If they really are on a ship somewhere it would make more sense for the Straw Hats to meet/encounter said person on the sea.
I always felt that the warrior style games were the best way to give fans something akin to what fighting in the actual OP world should feel like. I played PW3 but never got around to playing PW4.
Theories suggest Saul, Dragon, Sabo, Masked Deuec (from the Ace novels), Shiki, an unknow government agent, or an unknown character (yet to be revealed).
I personally do not believe he is the Man Marked by Flames.
I have heard several theories about this:
1. The black ship is the Oro Jackson (why it was left to him is not answered in these theories)
2. He has some sort of Devil Fruit power (also unconfirmed and fairly unlikely imo)
I wish you the best of luck.
Thanks for proving my point about Denji thought he hasn't grown or changed which is what people are claiming he's still stuck in the mud.
If I had to choose between these 2 series it would easily go to JJK. Demon Slayer blew up due to 1 anime episode (#19). Outside of that JJK's characters are better, the world is better (meaning more fleshed out), the power system is better and more diverse, and the plot is better. I would much...
If Rocks had found the OP there is likely no great pirate era as Rogere wouldn't have sent everyone out to sea with his dying words. What does this mean for the 20 years they needed to wait? I have no clue but it's possible that he just bides his time with the information he was given and then...
people were hoping this post would age like milk but it's aging like fine wine.
Denji is a f*cking joke. This chapter reinforces that notion, his character trajectory is on a massive decline. We've gone right back to where he was in chapter 12, talk about regression.
But it's finished because those thing didnt happen? Get real. It's surely not as bad as you're making it out to be. It's inline with the history of what happens during this was and they seems to have accomplished what the actual goal of this battle is.
I said it from the beginning of this...
Watch Kidd end up being protected by Luffy the same way Shanks protects all those weak as pirates that Kidd tried to take out....lol.
All jokes aside, I am not sure what "plans" Oda could have for Kidd at this point. He isn't the rival to the Straw Hats we hoped he would be. He lost everything...
Do you not know how things actually went down in the history of China?
This is crazy.
I have one person saying Hara takes too many liberties with characters like Ri Boku and now I have another one saying that Hara isn't taking enough.
Where did I go wrong?
It was pretty damn close to being accurate and the story has been following pretty close to the true history with Hara just making the battles go the way he wanted. Last arc where Qin lost "Li Mu (RiBoku) and Sima Shang (SBS) (司馬尚) built defensive structures and avoided direct confrontation with...
Han is the weakest (weaker than Yan and Qi) of the 7 warring states for a reason. It wouldn't make sense for their generals to push Qin to some bloody war, plus it wouldn't be historically accurate either.
I have actually been talking about this for a while now. Outside of KyouKai the Hi Shin unit is somewhat lacking. If we are going to believe that this unit has what it takes to become a unit fit for the "Greatest General Under Heaven" they need to start earning some feats. I was hoping that even...
I did not think about this, but you may just be on to something. If Yoko survives this will he be joining the Hi Shin unit or just protecting the princess of Han?
I want to see how Yoko Yoko reacts to this and who ends up defeating him. The next few chapters should put an end to this battle and move us towards Han's inevitable surrender to Tou's Army with limited casualties.
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