One Piece Episode 1089 - Entering a New Chapter! Luffy and Sabo's Paths!

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anyone who still thinks blackbeard is the final villain over imu is retarded
Blackbeard has goals that directly relate to Im, is carrying Xebec's will (who wanted to rule the world) and his darkness powers directly oppose the dawn Luffy is supposed to bring as the sun god. Not saying he is the final villain because so far his role seems limited to the One Piece, but it's easy to imagine a plot where he ends up as such.
 
Better than Saturn vs Damanji who still can't move LOL
That little rabbit forgot that Lanji and the other Strawhats were busy with S-Shark and S-Snake at the same time that Luffy and Zoro were fighting S-Hawk and S-Bear. The cook isn't included because he has no business outside of the kitchen. :risitavirus:
 
Turns out this might not be right.

聖 means saint. It’s the same word that’s used for real world saints and is gender neutral. Like in Japanese churches it would be used for St Patrick, St Mary, St Andrew, St Bernadette, whatever.

宮 is also used in real life, for Imperial Princes and Princesses. Again, gender neutral.

宮 was used for Charloss’ sister, who is the only female Celestial Dragon who has been named, but she’s also the only child Celestial Dragon that has been named. She was 15 pre-skip, when Charloss was 22.

It could be that 宮 is used for any Celestial Dragon Prince or Princess, being the younger ones, and when they turn 18 (or whatever age they are considered to be adult) they become 聖.

Basically, Sandman is jumping the gun because we don’t have enough named female or child Celestial Dragons. It’s based entirely on Shalria, and it’s just as likely (if not more likely, based on real-world usage) that Shalria has a different title because she’s a child and not because she’s a female.
 
Turns out this might not be right.

聖 means saint. It’s the same word that’s used for real world saints and is gender neutral. Like in Japanese churches it would be used for St Patrick, St Mary, St Andrew, St Bernadette, whatever.

宮 is also used in real life, for Imperial Princes and Princesses. Again, gender neutral.

宮 was used for Charloss’ sister, who is the only female Celestial Dragon who has been named, but she’s also the only child Celestial Dragon that has been named. She was 15 pre-skip, when Charloss was 22.

It could be that 宮 is used for any Celestial Dragon Prince or Princess, being the younger ones, and when they turn 18 (or whatever age they are considered to be adult) they become 聖.

Basically, Sandman is jumping the gun because we don’t have enough named female or child Celestial Dragons. It’s based entirely on Shalria, and it’s just as likely (if not more likely, based on real-world usage) that Shalria has a different title because she’s a child and not because she’s a female.
Sandman? Is Crocodile behind this account?
 
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