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I just started watching it this week, I think I'm on episode 4 or 5 now.
Already moist hearing this, but please tell me a bit more. Which span of episodes are we talking about here? When is Marineford and Dressrosa?Fushitsusha after Sky Island Saga concludes, is arguably the greatest stretch of arcs in One Piece. IMO, you're close to witnessing something next lvl, and from there it only gets crazier
I just started watching it this week, I think I'm on episode 4 or 5 now.
Hmm, let me see if I can do this without getting monstrously hyped up lol. You're very close to my personal favorite pocket of arcs in the entire anime, I was definitely amazed. I'll say this: Once you reach episode 229, you may find yourself immensely captivated for a very long time, until episode 519. I won't tell you which arcs or sagas are next by naming them, but rest assured, that you are about to witness some serious fucking arcs within the aforementioned episodes. If you're near close to finishing Skypiea or done with it, then you have one fun little arc coming up, a brief one, and then you might need to brace yourself and take a deep breath because things are about to get preety fucking intense with where you're at lolAlready moist hearing this, but please tell me a bit more. Which span of episodes are we talking about here? When is Marineford and Dressrosa?
Cutty Flam New Resident Evil 8 trailer tomorrow (maybe).
I’ve only read the current arc, the rest I’ve watched. I would say start with the anime. The animation plus the soundtrack will open up the experience and showcase Oda's exceptional gift for world buildingNot sure how to approach this series .
Do I read the Manga or watch the Anime ? Is there any difference between the two or is the anime pretty faithful ?
Fuck yeah man, very solid choice--glad you've decided to introduce yourself to One Piece. What are you thinking after those first 4-5 episodes?
The anime is very faithful but also poorly paced. But like Cutty Flam said, its worth watching some of the Anime because the voice work and music are so good, and I think it gives you a good feel of the world and characters, and the early arcs the pacing is betterNot sure how to approach this series .
Do I read the Manga or watch the Anime ? Is there any difference between the two or is the anime pretty faithful ?
Question that entered my mind, and I don't know if anyone at the end of Fish-Man Island or past that arc can even answer but I'll let it fly anyway
Fish-Man Island spoilers / potential (but merely speculation) ending of One Piece discussion may ensue if any others have any ideas in mind - just so everyone is warned properly before clicking:
Shyarly predicted that Monkey D. Luffy would be the one "to destroy the Fish-Man Island"
It will be destroyed "at his hands" and she envisages Luffy standing in the flames probably indicating great destruction on a massive level. Is the final fight, at some point, going to reach the Fish-Man Island? How would that even come about? Is it possible that Luffy will battle the Big Mom Pirates below sea, at Fish-Man Island and detonate a weapon maybe with the help of Shirahoshi? Will he summon the Sea Kings himself or with her help and detonate a weapon is the main question, assuming Shyarly is correct in her prediction...
I never even thought that the Straw-Hat Pirates might return there at any point tbh, but maybe they will. What would cause them to plummet 10,000 feet below the sea again though? I would have to think Jinbe would be the only one to make it happen quickly, because it was a hassle getting the ship bubble coated and took like a few days iirc? Ok nvm I forgot they allowed the Mugiwara Pirates bubble-like helmets and things like that once they were considered allies of Neptune and them. Maybe they would be ready to provide such useful things immediately for them this time around after all that took place at the Fish-Man Island. Possibly someone attempts to kill Shirahoshi there....
I have a few theories laid out in the spoilers that get fairly in-depth and into much later arcs so anyone who does not wish to spoil themselves, don't even think about it lol
Really well thought out and interestingThere is the theory that Luffy or somebody else will destroy the Red Line. That the Red Line was constructed by the world nobles and it created a society where all four seas are divided from eachother and nearly impossible to travel and the world nobles live on top.
Destroying the red line allows all seas to become connected again, and that is One Piece. Putting world back into One Piece. Once the ocean currents start flowing again, the unusual weather patterns of the Grand Line and Calm Belt stop.
It also explains Sanji's dream being achieved, which is currently unachievable. As All Blue is said to be a place where all four seas meet. However that is impossible with the known geography of the world
Of course, if the red line is destroyed then it will come down on top of Fishman Island
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Hinedorf
Yoboman
Majukun
Question for you fellas. Thought provoking and fairly tough question as well so I wont expect any sort of answer but I was thinking about this (in the event or possibility that it might happen...)
Who would win in this fight?
Kaido's Three All-Stars + several others to make an equal match Vs. all Big Mom Pirates that arrived on Big Mom's ship to Wano ?????????
King, Queen Jack + Several of the Tobiroppo (X Drake, Page One, Ulti, Who's Who, Sasaki, Black Maria) Versus Perospero, Smoothie, Daifuku, Mont-d'Or, Amande, Galette + there are ten others that we have seen on the ship accompany Big Mom into Wano
Do we even have enough information to make an accurate guess? I'm thinking Kaido's squad has sheer power and force on his squad but Big Mom has more Devil Fruit users who might out-wit and turn a fight in their favor should they catch them off guard at any point
Theory is that at some point, there may be an event that calls off the alliance between the two and they all turn against one another and commence battle. I still think Zoro will end up fighting Jack the Drought at some point though, at the very least I think one member off the SH Pirates will clash with one of the three main headliners of the Beast Pirates, if only briefly
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TTOOLL
Hinedorf
Yoboman
Majukun
Question for you fellas. Thought provoking and fairly tough question as well so I wont expect any sort of answer but I was thinking about this (in the event or possibility that it might happen...)
Who would win in this fight?
Kaido's Three All-Stars + several others to make an equal match Vs. all Big Mom Pirates that arrived on Big Mom's ship to Wano ?????????
King, Queen Jack + Several of the Tobiroppo (X Drake, Page One, Ulti, Who's Who, Sasaki, Black Maria) Versus Perospero, Smoothie, Daifuku, Mont-d'Or, Amande, Galette + there are ten others that we have seen on the ship accompany Big Mom into Wano
Do we even have enough information to make an accurate guess? I'm thinking Kaido's squad has sheer power and force on his squad but Big Mom has more Devil Fruit users who might out-wit and turn a fight in their favor should they catch them off guard at any point
Theory is that at some point, there may be an event that calls off the alliance between the two and they all turn against one another and commence battle. I still think Zoro will end up fighting Jack the Drought at some point though, at the very least I think one member off the SH Pirates will clash with one of the three main headliners of the Beast Pirates, if only briefly
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OP=communismThere is the theory that Luffy or somebody else will destroy the Red Line. That the Red Line was constructed by the world nobles and it created a society where all four seas are divided from eachother and nearly impossible to travel and the world nobles live on top.
Destroying the red line allows all seas to become connected again, and that is One Piece. Putting world back into One Piece. Once the ocean currents start flowing again, the unusual weather patterns of the Grand Line and Calm Belt stop.
It also explains Sanji's dream being achieved, which is currently unachievable. As All Blue is said to be a place where all four seas meet. However that is impossible with the known geography of the world
Of course, if the red line is destroyed then it will come down on top of Fishman Island
What happened during the void century, my dear Fatty Clam?
The Revolutionary Army are communist. Interesting theoryOP=communism
nopeWas Navarone in the manga?
Communism is more closely related to the world government. The idea of communism being an underlying theme to anyone outwith this, is antithetical to what OP represents, at its core, not idealistically.
I will dance in this thread if right questions are asked, consider it a courtesy, you might get closer to understanding the real me. If no-one bites, then that is perfectly fine too. From this point on it would be better to consider message boards such as GAF as a battlefield, rather than just at face value (clue!). A battle that evil has already lost, no matter how hard they try to avoid defeat. Just like the Pharaoh's hardened heart as he chased after his slaves being set free by Moses.
Wano looks awfully familiar Albeit a rudimentary representation.
Will do.Episode 146 I highly recommend you re-watch. Pay attention, use your brain, you might miss something.
That's the one arc I wish I did not skip. One of two filler arcs I decided not to watch; the other happens much later. How was the quality overall? Usually, the adventure of the filler arcs is kinda entertaining but the villain / any side antagonist(s) involved in these filler arcs are lacking heavily I've noticedWas Navarone in the manga?
I agree, I don't think there is a single pirate that I can name that is in favor of any part of the idea. The Shichibukai couldn't care less about their govnt. ties, it's clear as day. Even the one questionable character that 'joined' their cause, something is very suspect about the way it happened. That is a very interesting bit to the story imo, and it involves one of the most mysterious characters next to said but maybe some sort of clues or answers will arise after Wano. One of the many interesting things about One Piece, is what can be discussed about the topic of motives. A very high number of characters are more complex than one would expect at first glance, the manga/anime always has me guessing and re-thinking thingsCommunism is more closely related to the world government. The idea of communism being an underlying theme to anyone outwith this, is antithetical to what OP represents, at its core, not idealistically.
I will dance in this thread if right questions are asked, consider it a courtesy, you might get closer to understanding the real me. If no-one bites, then that is perfectly fine too. From this point on it would be better to consider message boards such as GAF as a battlefield, rather than just at face value (clue!). A battle that evil has already lost, no matter how hard they try to avoid defeat. Just like the Pharaoh's hardened heart as he chased after his slaves being set free by Moses.
Wano looks awfully familiar Albeit a rudimentary representation.
I agree, I don't think there is a single pirate that I can name that is in favor of any part of the idea. The Shichibukai couldn't care less about their govnt. ties, it's clear as day. Even the one questionable character that 'joined' their cause, something is very suspect about the way it happened. That is a very interesting bit to the story imo, and it involves one of the most mysterious characters next to said but maybe some sort of clues or answers will arise after Wano. One of the many interesting things about One Piece, is what can be discussed about the topic of motives. A very high number of characters are more complex than one would expect at first glance, the manga/anime always has me guessing and re-thinking things
As for Wano Country, I can't make the connection... The map is only reminding me of the shape of a kidney, turned 90° to the counterclockwise tbh . What do you see bro? Pls use spoiler tags if you think it might be substantial. I'd say like 85% the participants on NeoGAF (that read/watch OP) are either fairly new to One Piece or hover somewhere around the 550-600 episode mark, and then there are a handful of devout fans who are saving portions of Wano in bulk or maybe in its entirely. I think there might only be 5-7 posters on the site actually that are completely caught up? I know there aren't many
Braaaaaaaaaaaaaains.
Will do.
I had fun with it. It could be shortened somewhat and is largely unimportant, but so can be said about a lot of things. No lack of time spent on the antagonists as this was a typical cat and mouse scenario.That's the one arc I wish I did not skip. One of two filler arcs I decided not to watch; the other happens much later. How was the quality overall? Usually, the adventure of the filler arcs is kinda entertaining but the villain / any side antagonist(s) involved in these filler arcs are lacking heavily I've noticed
There is definitely no communist element in the story I can think of. The Governments are all made up of Kingdoms, ruled over by an elite wealth class and secret ruler. Which would make it a monarchistic oligarchy. There appears to be no democracyCommunism is more closely related to the world government. The idea of communism being an underlying theme to anyone outwith this, is antithetical to what OP represents, at its core, not idealistically.
I will dance in this thread if right questions are asked, consider it a courtesy, you might get closer to understanding the real me. If no-one bites, then that is perfectly fine too. From this point on it would be better to consider message boards such as GAF as a battlefield, rather than just at face value (clue!). A battle that evil has already lost, no matter how hard they try to avoid defeat. Just like the Pharaoh's hardened heart as he chased after his slaves being set free by Moses.
Wano looks awfully familiar Albeit a rudimentary representation.
The revolutionaries we dobt know much about but could be something like anarchists,as their only goal is stated to be the abolition of the current world government.
"It was as though this plan had been with him all his life"
Can't believe how calm that guy is. I sense supreme intelligence as a leader w/ DragonDragon is a bit emo
Dragon is a bit emo
The first principle is that you must not fool yourself – and you are the easiest person to fool.
don't lose yourself to dream states or get killed by your own imagination
delusion is a hell of a thing, i've seen it destroy plenty of good minds
depends how anchored you are to an idea, could be sudden and unexpected or gradual and tragicI wonder how many years it takes for delusion to become reality, 10? 51? 88?
Your predispositions are misconstrued, the error lies in the premise itself. Not to worry, the Quest continues. Back on track.depends how anchored you are to an idea, could be sudden and unexpected or gradual and tragic
it could never happen and you take to the grave with countless error codes in your personality
the premise is whatever you want it to be, that's why it's important to remain anchored and let experiment be the sole judge of truthYour predispositions are misconstrued, the error lies in the premise itself. Not to worry, the Quest continues. Back on track.
This is where we diverge.the premise is whatever you want it to be
not sure i follow, we're talking about the dangers of delusion (and the self)This is where we diverge.