General & Others One Piece General Discussion
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Zorofans should really put some respect on two piece. There Zoro actually kills Kaido
Black Leg Sanji.... Vs Green Bull. Well he isn't called Black Leg anymore. Sanji isn't a lot of things anymore. I thought he was French but he was a closet German.
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Time for Carrot stuff.
My research into Carrot is strangely hinting at her being more related to a queen aspects than a moon princess/servant. I was not expecting this but she does have affiliation with lions. So Carrot's name seem to imply her sulong form. There is a wild carrot called the Queen Anne's Lace Herb. The flowering part of this carrot is all white except the middle which sometimes has a red dot.
The legend behind the Queen Anne’s lace is said to have been named after Queen Anne of England, who was an expert lace maker. The Legend says that while crafting away, Queen Anne pricked herself with a needle and a single drop of blood fell from her finger onto the lace, leaving the dark purple spot. This spot on the lace came to represent the bud at the “lace-like” center of the flower. This flower is also known as a bird nest flower due it naturally forming a home for them as they age.
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Time for Carrot stuff.
My research into Carrot is strangely hinting at her being more related to a queen aspects than a moon princess/servant. I was not expecting this but she does have affiliation with lions. So Carrot's name seem to imply her sulong form. There is a wild carrot called the Queen Anne's Lace Herb. The flowering part of this carrot is all white except the middle which sometimes has a red dot.
The legend behind the Queen Anne’s lace is said to have been named after Queen Anne of England, who was an expert lace maker. The Legend says that while crafting away, Queen Anne pricked herself with a needle and a single drop of blood fell from her finger onto the lace, leaving the dark purple spot. This spot on the lace came to represent the bud at the “lace-like” center of the flower. This flower is also known as a bird nest flower due it naturally forming a home for them as they age.
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