Kaido Top 1 in choice of women at least. Based Kaido.
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Why is the Manga put 2 names Kilingham and Qilingham? Why does he go pants-off when the Great Imu arrives.
*looks at pantless Gunko*
:hapnoel::saden:
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50 shades of neigh when?
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Imu ate a game devil fruit
Those rules has infinite possibilities like making someone immortal, strong, reverse them. Like using uno reverse, checkmate, turning a footsoldier to chess Queen, en passant, sacrifice, Get Out of Jail Free , Extra Life, Pause Game, God mode, Cheat Code, Snake Eyes from dnd etc. Idk i think Imu's power has a condition that she must bring people into the game and then she can set rules. In dorry and brogy, she used dory's hand as sacrificial price to activate power i think.
Kyoraku Shunsui approves. Honestly I love games as powers, such a brilliant concept with immense versatility and creativity.
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Isn't it interesting we have Imu playing Reversi and before we had CP0 and thus Mr Go (Guernica) playing Go, a similar game ofc? Sabo used a chess named move vs Imu, Kaido themed his crew around casino/card games, Big Mom had her death roulette and her version of trick or treat or even truth or dare (don't play spin the bottle with her) and the holy knights like to "play games" too? Not to mention Davy back fights and their importance too?
I could see Blackbeard running Davy Back fights but more lethal, high stakes like squid game or any death games too. Lafitte and Doc Q definitely too. Maybe Shiryu and Devon.
Oda brought back Foxy recently too.
Yes, Go, Othello, and Reversi are all different games, though Othello and Reversi are very closely related.
Here's a breakdown:
* Go:
* Origin: Ancient China, over 2,500 years ago.
* Objective: To control more territory on the board than your opponent by surrounding empty intersections with your stones.
* Gameplay: Players alternately place black and white stones on the intersections of a grid (typically 19x19 lines). Stones are captured by being completely surrounded. The game ends when both players pass, indicating no more territory can be gained.
* Key characteristic: Focus on surrounding and territory control.
* Othello / Reversi:
* Origin: Reversi was invented in England around 1880. Othello is a specific, modernized variant of Reversi patented in Japan in 1971.
* Objective: To have the majority of your colored pieces on the board at the end of the game.
* Gameplay: Played on an 8x8 grid. Players take turns placing a disc (black on one side, white on the other) on the board. A move is only legal if it "outflanks" one or more of the opponent's discs, meaning it traps them between the newly placed disc and another disc of the player's color. All outflanked discs are then flipped to the player's color.
* Key differences between original Reversi and Othello:
* Starting position: Othello has a fixed starting setup (four discs in the center, two of each color diagonally). Original Reversi had players placing the first four pieces.
* Passing: In Othello, if a player cannot make a legal move, they must pass their turn. In some older versions of Reversi, the game ended if a player couldn't move.
* Key characteristic: Focus on "sandwiching" and flipping opponent's pieces.
In summary, Go is a distinctly different game with a focus on territory and surrounding, while Othello is essentially the most popular and standardized version of Reversi, a game centered around flipping discs.