Spoiler One Piece Chapter 1026 Spoilers Discussion
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Funny how some people brag about Queen supposedly not getting hurt by Sanji, that Marco did more, when thats exactly the same thing for Zoro.
King is lying on the ground after Marco's attacks, Queen keeps talking like he tanked them better.
Thats King after Zoro's attack
Meanwhile Marco offscreens King so he can grab Queen's neck LoL, and thats after King is shown lying on the ground bleeding.
What about Queen using haki for the First time in the series against Sanji? Hybrid form? I guess it isn't hurting, right?
Using Chopper as an argue shows the amount of cope
King is lying on the ground after Marco's attacks, Queen keeps talking like he tanked them better.
Thats King after Zoro's attack
Meanwhile Marco offscreens King so he can grab Queen's neck LoL, and thats after King is shown lying on the ground bleeding.
What about Queen using haki for the First time in the series against Sanji? Hybrid form? I guess it isn't hurting, right?
Using Chopper as an argue shows the amount of cope
The thing about Jack is that he is objectively far more powerful than Perospero. Jack defeated an entire army of Sulong Minks all by himself, whereas Perospero struggled with 2.
Jack started this battle after already being defeated once, he had like 10 HP.
Where it fails is that his power is not "shown", and this Is a thing Oda does for non-Straw hats. Smoker vs Vergo had so much build up and all we saw was "fight start" and then "fight end" for a total of like 5 pages. If Jack had fought Jinbei, then he'd have gotten like 2 chapters, but Jinbei is not that guy. I had this issue with Act 2, but it's a lot better now in Act 3.
Thematically as well, Perospero and Jack going down at the same time was because it was a grudge match for both. This whole chapter was all about grudges, with Momo using his grudge against Kaido to provide power.
Jack started this battle after already being defeated once, he had like 10 HP.
Where it fails is that his power is not "shown", and this Is a thing Oda does for non-Straw hats. Smoker vs Vergo had so much build up and all we saw was "fight start" and then "fight end" for a total of like 5 pages. If Jack had fought Jinbei, then he'd have gotten like 2 chapters, but Jinbei is not that guy. I had this issue with Act 2, but it's a lot better now in Act 3.
Thematically as well, Perospero and Jack going down at the same time was because it was a grudge match for both. This whole chapter was all about grudges, with Momo using his grudge against Kaido to provide power.
repost9ing what i said earlier about this
theres a whole history of modern kabuki vs traditional kabuki that [sandman] is ignoring. plays can have any number of acts, but the most famous kabuki plays in japanese history all tend to be 5 or more acts. THESE DAYS, in the 2020s and earlier, kabuki in japan is almost always 3-4 acts, because audiences don't have the attention span for the older plays, so they run abridged best-of versions of historical plays and write modern kabuki shorter. but wano is based on traditional kabuki, and ancient japan. it's not going to be 3.
in the past? there are kabuki plays that are 18 acts long and meant to be watched over several days. you're lucky wano is only going to be 5. the "Three Kabuki Greats" that Oda is taking inspiration from for this arc, Yoshitsune Senbon Zakura, (About the fall of a mighty clan and the corrupt rulers that take over, has a lot of double identities, denjiro's three identities and the monk who turns into a fox come from this play) Kanadehon Chushingura, (the 47 ronin who get revenge for their murdered master and throw their own lives away in the process, like the scabbards are doing for Oden), and Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami (a man murders his own son instead of the child he's obligated to kill, to save the other kid and ensure the future of the country, possibly kaido will kill yamato?) are all at least 5 acts long, with Kanadehon Chushingura being 11 acts long.
Considering the most inspiration has been taken from 47 Ronin and the samurai's revenge is the main focus of the wano arc, perhaps we should be predicting 11 acts for Wano.
theres a whole history of modern kabuki vs traditional kabuki that [sandman] is ignoring. plays can have any number of acts, but the most famous kabuki plays in japanese history all tend to be 5 or more acts. THESE DAYS, in the 2020s and earlier, kabuki in japan is almost always 3-4 acts, because audiences don't have the attention span for the older plays, so they run abridged best-of versions of historical plays and write modern kabuki shorter. but wano is based on traditional kabuki, and ancient japan. it's not going to be 3.
in the past? there are kabuki plays that are 18 acts long and meant to be watched over several days. you're lucky wano is only going to be 5. the "Three Kabuki Greats" that Oda is taking inspiration from for this arc, Yoshitsune Senbon Zakura, (About the fall of a mighty clan and the corrupt rulers that take over, has a lot of double identities, denjiro's three identities and the monk who turns into a fox come from this play) Kanadehon Chushingura, (the 47 ronin who get revenge for their murdered master and throw their own lives away in the process, like the scabbards are doing for Oden), and Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami (a man murders his own son instead of the child he's obligated to kill, to save the other kid and ensure the future of the country, possibly kaido will kill yamato?) are all at least 5 acts long, with Kanadehon Chushingura being 11 acts long.
Considering the most inspiration has been taken from 47 Ronin and the samurai's revenge is the main focus of the wano arc, perhaps we should be predicting 11 acts for Wano.
Literally the same thing that happened in Vergo vs Sanji, happened here.
Big Crunch SFX
Zoom in to the part which is getting crack. With the sfx near the places.
Sanji cracked that shit. But knowing that Queen is an Ancient Zoan hed probably heal from that quickly. Queen said Mouton Shot didnt hurt a bit…. not Rotisserie Strike.
Big Crunch SFX
Zoom in to the part which is getting crack. With the sfx near the places.
Sanji cracked that shit. But knowing that Queen is an Ancient Zoan hed probably heal from that quickly. Queen said Mouton Shot didnt hurt a bit…. not Rotisserie Strike.
repost9ing what i said earlier about this
theres a whole history of modern kabuki vs traditional kabuki that [sandman] is ignoring. plays can have any number of acts, but the most famous kabuki plays in japanese history all tend to be 5 or more acts. THESE DAYS, in the 2020s and earlier, kabuki in japan is almost always 3-4 acts, because audiences don't have the attention span for the older plays, so they run abridged best-of versions of historical plays and write modern kabuki shorter. but wano is based on traditional kabuki, and ancient japan. it's not going to be 3.
in the past? there are kabuki plays that are 18 acts long and meant to be watched over several days. you're lucky wano is only going to be 5. the "Three Kabuki Greats" that Oda is taking inspiration from for this arc, Yoshitsune Senbon Zakura, (About the fall of a mighty clan and the corrupt rulers that take over, has a lot of double identities, denjiro's three identities and the monk who turns into a fox come from this play) Kanadehon Chushingura, (the 47 ronin who get revenge for their murdered master and throw their own lives away in the process, like the scabbards are doing for Oden), and Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami (a man murders his own son instead of the child he's obligated to kill, to save the other kid and ensure the future of the country, possibly kaido will kill yamato?) are all at least 5 acts long, with Kanadehon Chushingura being 11 acts long.
Considering the most inspiration has been taken from 47 Ronin and the samurai's revenge is the main focus of the wano arc, perhaps we should be predicting 11 acts for Wano.
theres a whole history of modern kabuki vs traditional kabuki that [sandman] is ignoring. plays can have any number of acts, but the most famous kabuki plays in japanese history all tend to be 5 or more acts. THESE DAYS, in the 2020s and earlier, kabuki in japan is almost always 3-4 acts, because audiences don't have the attention span for the older plays, so they run abridged best-of versions of historical plays and write modern kabuki shorter. but wano is based on traditional kabuki, and ancient japan. it's not going to be 3.
in the past? there are kabuki plays that are 18 acts long and meant to be watched over several days. you're lucky wano is only going to be 5. the "Three Kabuki Greats" that Oda is taking inspiration from for this arc, Yoshitsune Senbon Zakura, (About the fall of a mighty clan and the corrupt rulers that take over, has a lot of double identities, denjiro's three identities and the monk who turns into a fox come from this play) Kanadehon Chushingura, (the 47 ronin who get revenge for their murdered master and throw their own lives away in the process, like the scabbards are doing for Oden), and Sugawara Denju Tenarai Kagami (a man murders his own son instead of the child he's obligated to kill, to save the other kid and ensure the future of the country, possibly kaido will kill yamato?) are all at least 5 acts long, with Kanadehon Chushingura being 11 acts long.
Considering the most inspiration has been taken from 47 Ronin and the samurai's revenge is the main focus of the wano arc, perhaps we should be predicting 11 acts for Wano.
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