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One Piece General Discussion: Elbaph
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Will there also be a Tot Musica profile?Fret no more
Uta (One Piece)
Uta is a world-famous singer, or "diva" and the adopted daughter of Shanks and acted as the musician of his crew before he abandoned her on the island of Elegia with her foster father, Gordon who supported her dream of starting a "New Era" and later her desire to achieve this dream through a...vsbattles.fandom.com
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1000% agreed
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Yeah. If you could go ahead and fix that It would be appreciated
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Big Mom
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ayo, he's back with the smoke
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Ok on Twitter anytime art of True Spring Blooming Taiyo dropped I kept seeing jokes about how he looked like he was in gear 5. So sure, I'm curious if Luffy can beat Taiyo's mightiest villain
Asa (Taiyo's Body) - 2.91 Megatons, higher with True Spring Blooming
Luffy (Water Seven) - 1.5 Megatons
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Asa (Taiyo's Body) - 2.91 Megatons, higher with True Spring Blooming
Luffy (Water Seven) - 1.5 Megatons
- Speed is equalized
- Fight takes place on a random isolated Mexican beach
- They start 50m apart
- Both are in character, Victory by KO, Incap or death
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Weaken people?
From what I remember there are different potences of how strong your soul is... I'm assuming that would be dependent on your will
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yeah, but i mean Big mom does something to them if they have a weak will, i need to find the specific statement
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Mmm
I'm unsure what you mean, but I think there is something in my mind that I remember where you can connect dots or find a translation that you need strong will to stand up against her abilityI just can't remember where I found that
, gg
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ohMmm
I just can't remember where, gg
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Yee, my brain currently no good 
it's blanking when temporarily getting/remembering something in my head
it's blanking when temporarily getting/remembering something in my head
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You thinking of Soul Pocus?
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yeah
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you can connect the dots with Jinbei resisting because of him having a strong enough will/spirit, you can read more about that here by auto translating the page
There should be a translation as well with her soul abilities and will I think but I don't fully remember
There should be a translation as well with her soul abilities and will I think but I don't fully remember
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yes here's fine
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Blackbeard.
A fatalist. He believes in fate, & that it's immutable, no?
In Jaya, we hear him saying that the dreams of pirates will never die.
I'll admit, for my theories, it's weird he'd say "pirates", not "men", but maybe he just thinks less of non-pirates.
But from what little I've seen of his backstory, Blackbeard.... He's mentioned to never sleep, & he was spotted looking sad alone at nights, right?
Why would such a lonely, depressed man put so much stock in people's dreams? I've heard of the multiple personalities theory, but even if there's 3, they all need motivations, right?
Surely, if there's multiple personalities, not all 3 of them are dreamers with so much faith in the dreams of pirates?
& whether there's only one personality or three, surely Blackbeard's seemingly miserable, lonely past played a factor.
Teach got his first & subsequent Devil Fruit by taking them from others, often at the cost of his victims' lives.
Isn't there something about Devil Fruits being the dreams of people?
I'm not a Japanese expert, but the kanji for "dream" has several definitions:
en.wiktionary.org
Dreams are both what we see in sleep, as well as the fantasies of our imagination, & our wishes for the future, among other things.
Blackbeard's crew often has themes of fatalism. The idea that fate is inevitable, & that when it comes for them, they'll readily accept it, but until then, they'll do as they wish, no?
Blackbeard is often antithetical or a foil to Luffy, liking the opposites of him. In a sense, fatalism could be seen as antithetical to freedom. You cannot be truly free if all your choices are already made for you by fate, right?
But then, why does Blackbeard want to be King of the Pirates? To rule?
Perhaps he sees it as his destiny?
Part of me wonders if it's because... he's in denial.
Blackbeard seemingly could not sleep, & he metaphorically takes the "dreams" (Devil Fruits) of others for himself. He does as he likes, but his belief in fate enforces themes opposed to himself having freedom.
"The dreams of pirates will never die!" - said the man who steals dreams.
If he cannot dream, if he cannot fantasize or imagine for himself, then perhaps he was always so miserable in his youth because he was disillusioned to reality.
The whole wide world of One Piece, & yet how painful it'd be to see the corruption it is, unable to feel a sense of wonder, to dream or have visions, that this is all there is, & be certain eventually death will come for you.
All while you must spend every night awake, for sleep is not a thing your body will let you do.
Would someone in that position not try to see the world, trying to find some kind of dream? Trying to find some kind of wonder?
All the while, desperately telling himself "The dreams of pirates will never die!" in the hopes he can find joy, as he steals the dreams away to try & enjoy them for himself.
Blackbeard is the thief of dreams, for he cannot truly experience them himself.
....Or something like that.
Like I said, crazy theory.
Thoughts, all, please?
A fatalist. He believes in fate, & that it's immutable, no?
In Jaya, we hear him saying that the dreams of pirates will never die.
I'll admit, for my theories, it's weird he'd say "pirates", not "men", but maybe he just thinks less of non-pirates.
But from what little I've seen of his backstory, Blackbeard.... He's mentioned to never sleep, & he was spotted looking sad alone at nights, right?
Why would such a lonely, depressed man put so much stock in people's dreams? I've heard of the multiple personalities theory, but even if there's 3, they all need motivations, right?
Surely, if there's multiple personalities, not all 3 of them are dreamers with so much faith in the dreams of pirates?
& whether there's only one personality or three, surely Blackbeard's seemingly miserable, lonely past played a factor.
Teach got his first & subsequent Devil Fruit by taking them from others, often at the cost of his victims' lives.
Isn't there something about Devil Fruits being the dreams of people?
I'm not a Japanese expert, but the kanji for "dream" has several definitions:
夢 - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
- a dream quotations ▼
- a vision (wish for the future)
- leaving reality to the state of lusciousness
- a fantasy (idea from one's imagination)
- an illusion or delusion synonym ▲Synonym: 迷夢 (meimu)
- something fragile
Dreams are both what we see in sleep, as well as the fantasies of our imagination, & our wishes for the future, among other things.
Blackbeard's crew often has themes of fatalism. The idea that fate is inevitable, & that when it comes for them, they'll readily accept it, but until then, they'll do as they wish, no?
Blackbeard is often antithetical or a foil to Luffy, liking the opposites of him. In a sense, fatalism could be seen as antithetical to freedom. You cannot be truly free if all your choices are already made for you by fate, right?
But then, why does Blackbeard want to be King of the Pirates? To rule?
Perhaps he sees it as his destiny?
Part of me wonders if it's because... he's in denial.
Blackbeard seemingly could not sleep, & he metaphorically takes the "dreams" (Devil Fruits) of others for himself. He does as he likes, but his belief in fate enforces themes opposed to himself having freedom.
"The dreams of pirates will never die!" - said the man who steals dreams.
If he cannot dream, if he cannot fantasize or imagine for himself, then perhaps he was always so miserable in his youth because he was disillusioned to reality.
The whole wide world of One Piece, & yet how painful it'd be to see the corruption it is, unable to feel a sense of wonder, to dream or have visions, that this is all there is, & be certain eventually death will come for you.
All while you must spend every night awake, for sleep is not a thing your body will let you do.
Would someone in that position not try to see the world, trying to find some kind of dream? Trying to find some kind of wonder?
All the while, desperately telling himself "The dreams of pirates will never die!" in the hopes he can find joy, as he steals the dreams away to try & enjoy them for himself.
Blackbeard is the thief of dreams, for he cannot truly experience them himself.
....Or something like that.
Like I said, crazy theory.
Thoughts, all, please?
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Hold up, his writing is thisBlackbeard.
A fatalist. He believes in fate, & that it's immutable, no?
In Jaya, we hear him saying that the dreams of pirates will never die.
I'll admit, for my theories, it's weird he'd say "pirates", not "men", but maybe he just thinks less of non-pirates.
But from what little I've seen of his backstory, Blackbeard.... He's mentioned to never sleep, & he was spotted looking sad alone at nights, right?
Why would such a lonely, depressed man put so much stock in people's dreams? I've heard of the multiple personalities theory, but even if there's 3, they all need motivations, right?
Surely, if there's multiple personalities, not all 3 of them are dreamers with so much faith in the dreams of pirates?
& whether there's only one personality or three, surely Blackbeard's seemingly miserable, lonely past played a factor.
Teach got his first & subsequent Devil Fruit by taking them from others, often at the cost of his victims' lives.
Isn't there something about Devil Fruits being the dreams of people?
I'm not a Japanese expert, but the kanji for "dream" has several definitions:
夢 - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
- a dream quotations ▼
- a vision (wish for the future)
- leaving reality to the state of lusciousness
- a fantasy (idea from one's imagination)
- an illusion or delusion synonym ▲Synonym: 迷夢 (meimu)
- something fragile
Dreams are both what we see in sleep, as well as the fantasies of our imagination, & our wishes for the future, among other things.
Blackbeard's crew often has themes of fatalism. The idea that fate is inevitable, & that when it comes for them, they'll readily accept it, but until then, they'll do as they wish, no?
Blackbeard is often antithetical or a foil to Luffy, liking the opposites of him. In a sense, fatalism could be seen as antithetical to freedom. You cannot be truly free if all your choices are already made for you by fate, right?
But then, why does Blackbeard want to be King of the Pirates? To rule?
Perhaps he sees it as his destiny?
Part of me wonders if it's because... he's in denial.
Blackbeard seemingly could not sleep, & he metaphorically takes the "dreams" (Devil Fruits) of others for himself. He does as he likes, but his belief in fate enforces themes opposed to himself having freedom.
"The dreams of pirates will never die!" - said the man who steals dreams.
If he cannot dream, if he cannot fantasize or imagine for himself, then perhaps he was always so miserable in his youth because he was disillusioned to reality.
The whole wide world of One Piece, & yet how painful it'd be to see the corruption it is, unable to feel a sense of wonder, to dream or have visions, that this is all there is, & be certain eventually death will come for you.
All while you must spend every night awake, for sleep is not a thing your body will let you do.
Would someone in that position not try to see the world, trying to find some kind of dream? Trying to find some kind of wonder?
All the while, desperately telling himself "The dreams of pirates will never die!" in the hopes he can find joy, as he steals the dreams away to try & enjoy them for himself.
Blackbeard is the thief of dreams, for he cannot truly experience them himself.
....Or something like that.
Like I said, crazy theory.
Thoughts, all, please?
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IKNEELIKNEELIKNEELIKNEELIKNEE-Fret no more
Uta (One Piece)
Uta is a world-famous singer, or "diva" and the adopted daughter of Shanks and acted as the musician of his crew before he abandoned her on the island of Elegia with her foster father, Gordon who supported her dream of starting a "New Era" and later her desire to achieve this dream through a...
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I like that, it’s unique.Blackbeard.
A fatalist. He believes in fate, & that it's immutable, no?
In Jaya, we hear him saying that the dreams of pirates will never die.
I'll admit, for my theories, it's weird he'd say "pirates", not "men", but maybe he just thinks less of non-pirates.
But from what little I've seen of his backstory, Blackbeard.... He's mentioned to never sleep, & he was spotted looking sad alone at nights, right?
Why would such a lonely, depressed man put so much stock in people's dreams? I've heard of the multiple personalities theory, but even if there's 3, they all need motivations, right?
Surely, if there's multiple personalities, not all 3 of them are dreamers with so much faith in the dreams of pirates?
& whether there's only one personality or three, surely Blackbeard's seemingly miserable, lonely past played a factor.
Teach got his first & subsequent Devil Fruit by taking them from others, often at the cost of his victims' lives.
Isn't there something about Devil Fruits being the dreams of people?
I'm not a Japanese expert, but the kanji for "dream" has several definitions:
夢 - Wiktionary, the free dictionary
- a dream quotations ▼
- a vision (wish for the future)
- leaving reality to the state of lusciousness
- a fantasy (idea from one's imagination)
- an illusion or delusion synonym ▲Synonym: 迷夢 (meimu)
- something fragile
Dreams are both what we see in sleep, as well as the fantasies of our imagination, & our wishes for the future, among other things.
Blackbeard's crew often has themes of fatalism. The idea that fate is inevitable, & that when it comes for them, they'll readily accept it, but until then, they'll do as they wish, no?
Blackbeard is often antithetical or a foil to Luffy, liking the opposites of him. In a sense, fatalism could be seen as antithetical to freedom. You cannot be truly free if all your choices are already made for you by fate, right?
But then, why does Blackbeard want to be King of the Pirates? To rule?
Perhaps he sees it as his destiny?
Part of me wonders if it's because... he's in denial.
Blackbeard seemingly could not sleep, & he metaphorically takes the "dreams" (Devil Fruits) of others for himself. He does as he likes, but his belief in fate enforces themes opposed to himself having freedom.
"The dreams of pirates will never die!" - said the man who steals dreams.
If he cannot dream, if he cannot fantasize or imagine for himself, then perhaps he was always so miserable in his youth because he was disillusioned to reality.
The whole wide world of One Piece, & yet how painful it'd be to see the corruption it is, unable to feel a sense of wonder, to dream or have visions, that this is all there is, & be certain eventually death will come for you.
All while you must spend every night awake, for sleep is not a thing your body will let you do.
Would someone in that position not try to see the world, trying to find some kind of dream? Trying to find some kind of wonder?
All the while, desperately telling himself "The dreams of pirates will never die!" in the hopes he can find joy, as he steals the dreams away to try & enjoy them for himself.
Blackbeard is the thief of dreams, for he cannot truly experience them himself.
....Or something like that.
Like I said, crazy theory.
Thoughts, all, please?
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Hololive members will sing on the upcoming One Piece openings alongside the legends Hiroshi Kitadani and Maki Otsuki
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Hold up, his writing is this
It is?
I mean, I appreciate all the people who think the presentation of my theory is good.
But even I'm suspect about its accuracy, even if it may align with thematics, you know?
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TegamiBachi25
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no. wtf? Precog with Kenbushoku Haki and one shot.
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Alright what about him with Mihawk
Dracule Mihawk
The first of the Seven Warlords to be formally introduced, with his appearance marking their very first mention in the story. Dracule "Hawk-Eyes" Mihawk currently carries the title of the "Strongest Swordsman in the World", wielding the massive black sword Yoru, one of the only twelve "Supreme...
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Same dealAlright what about him with Mihawk
Dracule Mihawk
The first of the Seven Warlords to be formally introduced, with his appearance marking their very first mention in the story. Dracule "Hawk-Eyes" Mihawk currently carries the title of the "Strongest Swordsman in the World", wielding the massive black sword Yoru, one of the only twelve "Supreme...
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But Mihawk's precog is not at the same level as Luffy's pretty sure
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Definitely good enough
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Well Sans has his danmaku and also higher reaction speeds than his normal speed
Speed: Massively Hypersonic+ (Able to consistently tag a Frisk at LV 19 during the Genocide Route. Most of his attacks are faster than Frisk even with their speed being maxed to x2 through consuming Sea Teas), with higher reactions (Capable of consistently dodging Frisk to such a degree that they could never land a hit on Sans)
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Mihawk still has precog lmao. Very good precog at that. If you're not going to pick Luffy purely because of that, you'd need to do the same for Mihawk.
