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Kizaruber Eats

Kizaruber Eats

THE KIZARUBER EATS, THE KIZARUBER EATS IS REAL!
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Cant wait for all the hyped up AMAZING Double spreads this chapter.
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One Piece Chapter 1129 RedditDoNotSteal Spoilers - "The Rubber Sun God and the Tanuki Revelation!"

  • Chapter Title: "The Rubber Sun God and the Tanuki Revelation!"

  • Cover Page: Yamato’s pointless mukbang adventure in Wano continues. In an unbelievably magnificent double spread, Yamato spreads her cheeks (mouth cheeks, to be clear) to devour an entire barrel of Oden. The artistry in how the steam rises from the barrel is so intricate that you can almost taste the broth. The villagers stand by, mesmerized, as if Yamato’s food consumption has any relevance to the ongoing plot. It doesn’t—but who cares when the oden looks this good?
Detailed Summary:

  • The chapter opens with a stunning double spread of Luffy standing mid-stretch while the Sun God continues sneezing uncontrollably. Why the sneezing, you ask? Well, it turns out that Luffy’s Gear 5 “Nika” form, radiating pure rubbery energy, is somehow irritating the divine senses of the Sun God, who clearly wasn’t prepared to face off against a protagonist powered by the laws of cartoon physics. The Sun God, a mighty being by Elbaf standards, is reduced to a sniffling mess as his ancient immune system clashes with Luffy’s goofy might.

  • Sanji vs. LEGO Chicken gets an unexpected turn in the next double spread. After Sanji’s powerful Ifrit Jambe collides with the chicken, the explosion of LEGO feathers scatters across the panel. As the camera zooms in, we realize the true scale of Sanji’s power. Fans are bound to debate for weeks whether this feat of turning children's building blocks into dangerous projectiles puts Sanji on a higher tier. Should he now be considered Admiral level? Did Oda just sneakily confirm that Sanji's kicks could deconstruct LEGO structures faster than even Zoro’s swords could slash through them? The Zoro vs. Sanji debate rages on.

  • Meanwhile, in an absolutely mind-blowing double spread, Zoro steps forward to slice through yet another group of reassembling LEGO blocks, visibly irritated by the nonsensical nature of his opponents. But the real masterpiece here isn’t the action—it’s Zoro’s expression. The depth of his confusion, anger, and simmering rage is practically palpable through the precise shadowing on his face. The way the light catches on his swords, the tension in his posture—it all suggests a man on the verge of not only slashing LEGO but questioning the very reality he’s in. Could this be Oda foreshadowing that Zoro is becoming increasingly aware of the absurdity of the world around him? Is Zoro, in his own way, resisting the narrative Oda has laid out for him?

  • Speaking of Zoro’s expression, fans will no doubt dissect every panel. The way his brow furrows as he watches the Sun God sneeze—does it suggest disdain, or is Zoro merely unimpressed by yet another deity that can’t hold a sword? The use of shadowing on Zoro’s face as he steps out of the debris, sword glinting in the sunlight, is nothing short of masterful. The subtle details—the reflection of LEGO pieces in his eye, the tension in his jaw—clearly indicate that Oda is crafting something bigger for Zoro, a journey where he will surpass not just swordsmen, but gods themselves.

  • Nami’s cloud manipulation continues in another breathtaking double spread. Zeus forms a thundercloud shaped like a giant question mark. Fans, of course, will debate whether this symbol represents foreshadowing for a larger mystery—perhaps involving the legendary One Piece itself—or if it’s just Oda’s playful jab at the ongoing mysteries that keep getting more convoluted. The mix of Nami’s exasperation and Zeus’s whimsical cloud animals really brings home the idea that nobody knows what’s going on anymore—but at least it looks great!

  • Chopper's Ascension: The real plot twist comes when the villagers of the LEGO village suddenly mistake Chopper for a Tanuki God. Chopper, visibly horrified, tries to protest, but the villagers are too deep in worship. In a glorious double spread, the entire village drops to its knees, chanting and bowing, convinced that Chopper’s adorably fluffy appearance is divine.

  • But the icing on the cake is when the Sun God himself bows before Chopper, sneezing all the while. The absolute chaos of seeing an ancient god bow to a tiny reindeer in doctor’s clothes will leave fans speechless. Is this Oda’s subtle commentary on how faith can be misplaced? Is Chopper about to awaken a new Haki technique fueled by accidental godhood?

  • Powerscaling Chaos: This entire sequence is bound to stir the pot among power scalers. If the Sun God, supposedly one of the mightiest beings in Elbaf’s lore, is reduced to sneezing and bowing before Chopper, does this mean Chopper is secretly Yonko-level? Are the Straw Hats, individually, becoming gods in their own right? Or is the absurdity of the Sun God sneezing itself a metaphor for the unpredictability of strength in the One Piece world?

  • Either way, Sanji fans will insist that Sanji’s battle with the LEGO chicken proves he’s clearly above Zoro now, while Zoro fans will counter that Zoro’s stoic glare could defeat any deity.

  • The chapter ends with a monumental double spread of a shadowy figure approaching the scene. Is it Shanks? Is it Blackbeard?
  • No one knows—but Oda makes sure the reveal is dragged out for maximum suspense. Everyone on the battlefield, including the worshipping villagers, looks on in awe. The cloak billows in the wind (which also takes up most of the two pages), leaving the community to theorize wildly about who this mysterious figure is.

  • The final shot of Luffy laughing uncontrollably as Chopper tries to explain his “divinity” is pure comedic gold.
No Break Next Week!

Double Spread Worship:
Let’s take a moment to appreciate Oda’s unparalleled genius in using double spreads to highlight the most important aspects of One Piece.

Forget the plot! Who needs coherent storytelling when you can spend two entire pages on Luffy’s fingernails or a LEGO pancake?

The sheer artistic audacity of dedicating precious page space to things like Zoro staring blankly at LEGO blocks or villagers bowing to Chopper is beyond revolutionary.

The shadowing on Zoro’s confused expression, the glint in his eye as he contemplates slicing children’s toys—truly a moment for the ages.

Oda is pushing the boundaries of what manga can be. With double spreads this powerful, who even needs a plot anymore?
 
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Jailer

Jailer

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- Kid apparently can infuse now CoA barriers into his attacks
- He uses an attack that defeats Yassopp
- Killer is revealed that he can transform into an elephant now (funny transformation), he defeats Bonk Punch, Monster reveals his devil fruit hito hito no mi ancient type model neanderthal and defeats Wire
- Beckman defeats Killer, Luxky Roo defeats Heat
- Shanks defeats Kidd in one attack again (Kamusari)
- Break next week
 
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