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One Piece new chapter spoilers thread

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Okay I don't think every mf with a trident is evil but those bottom 3 are suspicious
 
Damn what a crazy chapter!

Robin's still trying to break out of Sommers' thorns despite the pain and Jinbe's warning as the library continues to burn. Oda's also been repeatedly showing the limitations of her current fighting style against sharp objects There's no way this isn't leading to something for her.

And with this chapter do all of the Straw Hats officially have the feat of remaining conscious after being near a Haoshoku Haki blast?
 
And there has to at least be a brief Devil Form Imu-Gunko vs. Demonio Robin clash, the set-up is right there.
 
Yoo the chapter actually fire... Also looks way more ruthless than before with how Oda is depicting the damages and such
 
Given that we now know that Imu can corrupt good people into evil regenerating demonic entities, maybe some of the Gorosei and God's Knights started out as good people that she/he has brainwashed, especially as one of them was likely designed based on Mahatma Gandhi? 🙏
 
Given that we now know that Imu can corrupt good people into evil regenerating demonic entities, maybe some of the Gorosei and God's Knights started out as good people that she/he has brainwashed, especially as one of them was likely designed based on Mahatma Gandhi? 🙏
SOME. I still hope Mars might be different than the others in some way because he's my favorite, but overall, I think Gunko's one of the very few examples.

Celestial Dragons seem to just be born into power, which moulds them into bad dudes, and the few who strive to change that are put down.
 
Yes, but maybe the leaders are partially recruited from among the strongest people in general, and converted by Imu? 🙏
 
Satanic power
The power of AMERICA
Whistles innocently... I technically don't disagree though, given how much its warmongering military-industrial complex, engineered democracy-destroying political coups, and environment-destroying and ridiculously extreme inequality-enforcing capitalistic system has thoroughly systematically enormously hurt this world and its people. 🙏🕊
 
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Oda taking cues from Miyazaki
Yes. Miyazaki allegedly even hates the "Lord of the Rings" movies, likely because they are perceived as anti-Eastern pro-British Empire dehumanising genocidally supremacist colonialism justification propaganda.

Even I wouldn't go that far, as I think that Mordor was more intended to symbolise a combined mixture of Lenin's and Stalin's Russia, Tolkien's own experiences as a WW1 soldier, and biblical undertones. 🙏
 
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The new chapter summary is out. 🙏🙂❤️

 
Yes. Miyazaki allegedly even hates the "Lord of the Rings" movies, likely because they are perceived as anti-Eastern pro-British Empire dehumanising genocidally supremacist colonialist justification propaganda.

Even I wouldn't go that far, as I think that Mordor more symbolised a combined mixture of Lenin's and Stalin's Russia, Tolkien's own experiences as a WW 1 soldier, and biblical undertones. 🙏
I think on that front, he's talking about the concept of "inherently evil" races, which would now be considered lazy writing, because... I mean, it kinda is? But it was not as much in the 40s or whatever, because the fantasy genre was much smaller back then, since no one had written LOTR yet (skill issue)
 
I think on that front, he's talking about the concept of "inherently evil" races, which would now be considered lazy writing, because... I mean, it kinda is?
Not necessarely, just because something its cliche it doesn't mean its bad by default, what matter its how its implemented.

Examples the Darkspawn from Dragon Age or the Reapers from Mass Effect are "inherently evil" races, but that doesn't make them bad written villains/antagonistic force.
 
Not necessarely, just because something its cliche it doesn't mean its bad by default, what matter its how its implemented.

Examples the Darkspawn from Dragon Age or the Reapers from Mass Effect are "inherently evil" races, but that doesn't make them bad written villains/antagonistic force.
I don't mean the story as a whole, I just mean the concept that like "all these guys are born evil and they can't change" is boring. I mean, it being explained as "they are all being literally controlled by dark magic" is fine, it's just like, we don't exactly see them getting saved from that magic. It's mostly an excuse to be allowed to kill them all. I mean, surely one can see why having an entire humanoid race of hostile combatants is going to be seen as that. I've been playing Total War: Warhammer as Orks and Beastmen like, every day this weak, I obviously don't think the concept of inherently evil species makes the writing bad, but it is fundamentally just a quick way for the writer to make people kill each other.
 
I think we just got a glimpse of Imu’s Devil Fruit. Judging by the book, it looks like some kind of power that creates contracts or rules.

If that’s the case - if Imu’s fruit lets them alter or enforce rules via contracts - then Luffy’s devil fruit power would be the perfect counter, wouldn’t it?

Ink-Ink Fruit? Rules-Rules Fruit? Something tied to books or contracts. Makes you wonder if the existence of other books is a detriment to Imu’s power. Why would the ruler of the world wield a book? It really is ironic.
 
I think that Mordor was more intended to symbolise a combined mixture of Lenin's and Stalin's Russia
I don't think that's fair to the Soviets. Like yeah, the Purges were horrific but I'd always got the feeling that there was a sense of participation in the shared collective struggle among the Soviet citizenry. Definitely in the early tumultuous years and during World War 2, and perhaps even in like, the 50s and 60s before economic austerity and disillusionment set in. In that sense, it would be massively unfair to compare them to mindless Orc hordes of Mordor
 
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I think we just got a glimpse of Imu’s Devil Fruit. Judging by the book, it looks like some kind of power that creates contracts or rules.

If that’s the case - if Imu’s fruit lets them alter or enforce rules via contracts - then Luffy’s devil fruit power would be the perfect counter, wouldn’t it?

Ink-Ink Fruit? Rules-Rules Fruit? Something tied to books or contracts. Makes you wonder if the existence of other books is a detriment to Imu’s power. Why would the ruler of the world wield a book? It really is ironic.
Oda is taking cues from Togashi too, I guess, because Imu's power reminds me of Chrollo
 
I don't think that's fair to the Soviets. Like yeah, the Purges were horrific but I'd always got the feeling that there was a sense of participation in the shared collective struggle among the Soviet citizenry. Definitely in the early tumultuous years and during World War 2, and perhaps even in like, the 50s and 60s before economic austerity and disillusionment. In that sense, it would be massively unfair to compare them to mindless Orc hordes of Mordor
Yes, of course, but I think that Tolkien likely perceived it as an evil empire and drew parallells to the Bible and his own WW1 experiences. 🙏
 
Imo
Zoro and Sanji vs Majin Dorry and Brogy
Usopp or Jinbe vs Killingham
Brook or Robin vs Sommers
Or they team up on their opponents
Also Killingham looks like Madam Shyarly or Charlotte Praline.
 
Yo Killingham looks so freaking cool.

Imo
Zoro and Sanji vs Majin Dorry and Brogy
Usopp or Jinbe vs Killingham
Brook or Robin vs Sommers
Or they team up on their opponents
Also Killingham looks like Madam Shyarly or Charlotte Praline.
I've seen people bring up that it would be thematically better for Hajrudin and Loki to team up and beat Dorry and Brogy. The two true princes of Elbaph vs the two false kings of Elbaph.

Also hey Monke, it's been a freaking long while!
 
Yo Killingham looks so freaking cool.


I've seen people bring up that it would be thematically better for Hajrudin and Loki to team up and beat Dorry and Brogy. The two true princes of Elbaph vs the two false kings of Elbaph.

Also hey Monke, it's been a freaking long while!
Would work if:
Loki wasn't seemingly considerably stronger than them
And Hajrudin wasn't seemingly considerably weaker than them
Also Dorry and Brogy have the whole rivals thing and one uses a sword while the other uses an axe
Seems like blatant Zoro and Sanji matchups imo but who knows
 
Balances out.


Jokes aside, they got amped a bunch, might be Loki level now.
That depends on how strong they were before and after the amps
I think they were above people like King and Marco before the amp but below Admirals
So it depends on how much Domi Reversi powers them up because I have Loki potentially above the Admirals and possibly even some Yonko (like Big Mom) depending on how it goes with him
 
Imo
Zoro and Sanji vs Majin Dorry and Brogy
Usopp or Jinbe vs Killingham
Brook or Robin vs Sommers
Or they team up on their opponents
Also Killingham looks like Madam Shyarly or Charlotte Praline.

I thought it was gonna be Loki and Hajrudin vs. Dorry and Brogy, but after the latest chapter I think Usopp will be involved in saving Dorry and Brogy.
 
I thought it was gonna be Loki and Hajrudin vs. Dorry and Brogy, but after the latest chapter I think Usopp will be involved in saving Dorry and Brogy.
I could see Imu controlling Hajrudin to turn him into an ancient giant and make him fight Loki (Obviously seeking revenge). I don't think Hajrudin's power level makes him capable of facing any opponent in Elbaf, this would even be a power boost in some way.
 
That depends on how strong they were before and after the amps
I think they were above people like King and Marco before the amp but below Admirals
So it depends on how much Domi Reversi powers them up because I have Loki potentially above the Admirals and possibly even some Yonko (like Big Mom) depending on how it goes with him
Dorry and Broggy determining with sniper-like precision how to fit in the miscule gap between Marco and Admirals:
 
I could see Imu controlling Hajrudin to turn him into an ancient giant and make him fight Loki (Obviously seeking revenge). I don't think Hajrudin's power level makes him capable of facing any opponent in Elbaf, this would even be a power boost in some way.
To be fair, Hajrudin hasn't fought in like a decade.
 

btw I was right... As always 😴🤚
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btw I was right... As always 😴🤚
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Wow.. Not like Rayleigh got more hype than him, was said to be the first mate, and is named after a more valuable metal plus it's also specifically the metal that is above his when it comes to trophy medals (gold - silver - bronze)
Who could have EEEVER predicted that Rayleigh is slightly stronger!
 
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