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In case some people missed it, the nuance for the “kurozumi are born to burn" is the exact same as "Oden wouldn't be Oden if it wasn't boiled" but "kurozumi(black coal) wouldn't be kurozumi if it wasn't burned" as it is phrased in the same way.

lmao yea

When Shanks says the new era in the panel where he looks super angry, he says 新時代, which is also the title of the film red theme song by ado/uta

Editors note translation: The battle is reaching its final stages! Next jump volume will have colored spread + cover!

The new move Sanji uses, 魔神 風, can be read as majin fuu in japanese, which sounds eerily similar to majin buu. But the actual reading of the move is not confirmed yet.

for the last line だと思ったが, the nuance is more like, "is what i thought" rather than 'as i think'

Uses three sword style in the end. (Context-wise, i think this is referring to Shimotsuki kouzaburou using the three sword style but not 100% sure)

Just for extra context, the question says, "So i guess yuderon was right about temporarily turning Momonosuke into an adult." But the answer replies saying "no, once he turns older, he can't go back." Yuderon is the japanese youtuber who Ohara recently sourced in his "Best OP Theory Ever?" Video

Okay guys, the game that the first post is referring to depicts Amaterasu, the japanese SUN GODDESS, however, nowhere in japanese mythology is she depicted as a dog, only in that specific game. So it would be really cool if Oda is referencing that specific game, as it would directly relates to a...

Further context for the schedule post for the coming weeks. Golden week is a week where a bunch of holidays focus on one week so the whole week is just break in Japan.

GUYS BASED ON THE KAIDO LUFFY INTERACTION, IT SEEMS THAT BOTH ZORO AND KAIDO ARE USING CONQUEORS EMBUED WITH THEIR ATTACKS

To give context for the combination attack, "覇海”(Hakai), the first kanji 覇 (ha) is obviously used in the dorry and brogy attack, Hakoku, but is also the first kanji in 覇王色の覇気 (conqueror's haki or supreme king haki, which ever translation u prefer.) It is also the first kanji for haki as stated...

For some context from the previous post, in Kaidos last dialogue, he states, "your "eyes" are always alive!!" In japanese that would be something like お前の目は死んでいない This is a common phrase used and the better nuanced translation would be that his spirit has not died yet. As "eyes" symbolize the...

For more context about the Oda Commentary. "Queen Bee" is a rockband in Japan known for their "fashion punk" style and "Yaten" is their new single

Correction to the slightly off mis translation from the previous post to this portion: "Zoro : That's actually not a simple tornado!" Zoro actually states. "That's (that referring to kaido) just a disaster!" It is easy to mistranslate this as it uses ただ which directly translates to simple or...

Side note for Zoro's move, "Black Dragon Tornado/Kokujou Oo Tatsu Maki" This is the move from Fishman Island, making it the second move he used that originated from this arc. (First is rengoku onigiri) Here is a comparison of before and after Black Dragon Tornado

Additional Kanji Information. For Killer's attack. It uses the kanji "音撃" Which directly translates to sound attack/shockwave. Edit: In the Bottom Left Panel, The Sound FX for Killer spinning his "Punishers" is usually used for a very high pitched sound.

Yall, in japanese/chinese mythology, a Koi fish goes up stream the yellow river, and after 100 years of swimming, one koi fish finally goes up the stream, the gods acknowledge its preserverence and turn the koifish into a dragon. For yall saying the dragon theory got debunked, well.... not yet...