No I still don't think it's BM because of the whole Pekoms and Tamago thing. "She's a hungry gal" could directly allude to Bonney or a new female character.
he could just be metaphorically talking about his devil fruit. "my swamp-swamp power is bottomless... (the swamp) is a hungry gal!" like how people talk about their car or boat or gun or whatever with a womans name and pronoun
No I still don't think it's BM because of the whole Pekoms and Tamago thing. "She's a hungry gal" could directly allude to Bonney or a new female character.
No I still don't think it's BM because of the whole Pekoms and Tamago thing. "She's a hungry gal" could directly allude to Bonney or a new female character.
he could just be metaphorically talking about his devil fruit. "my swamp-swamp power is bottomless... (the swamp) is a hungry gal!" like how people talk about their car or boat or gun or whatever with a womans name and pronoun
No I still don't think it's BM because of the whole Pekoms and Tamago thing. "She's a hungry gal" could directly allude to Bonney or a new female character.
If the point of Armament Haki is to become hard either for hitting or getting hit, wouldn't it be unnecessary for Robin, who is using strength and grappling to break opponents?
If the point of Armament Haki is to become hard either for hitting or getting hit, wouldn't it be unnecessary for Robin, who is using strength and grappling to break opponents?
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