To be fair in early One Piece, Shanks lost an arm against a really weak sea king
Yeah, which is the biggest evidence there is that Oda pulled Haki out of his ass.
To be fair in early One Piece, Shanks lost an arm against a really weak sea king
Yeah, which is the biggest evidence there is that Oda pulled Haki out of his ass.
Is it just me or do you have a persecution complex.
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Do any of the Pirates in One Piece ever actually do any pirating? As far as I can tell, every single One Piece character is Guybrush Threepwood.
Do any of the Pirates in One Piece ever actually do any pirating? As far as I can tell, every single One Piece character is Guybrush Threepwood.
Yeah, which is the biggest evidence there is that Oda pulled Haki out of his ass.
Yeah, all the time. The main cast? Once, kind of. Does stealing something you would have been given if you asked count?
Do any of the Pirates in One Piece ever actually do any pirating? As far as I can tell, every single One Piece character is Guybrush Threepwood.
Why would anybody ever take a ship out on the ocean if there were crews of people sailing to rob you and all of the robbers had fucking superpowers?
Well if that was the case then he was doing so since Skypeia since mantra is consistent with haki...
Because most crews don't have superpowers and the Sea Police usually have better boats and stronger crews.
Making mantra into a subset of Haki wasn't exactly hard to do. It's not like we knew anything about it at the time. That was years after the Shanks scene anyway, so he could have thought up Haki by then.
Dude, that's called foreshadowing. Oda does it all the time and he's the best at it.
Dude, that's called foreshadowing. Oda does it all the time and he's the best at it.
Sixteen-year old Kaoru, who cannot be exposed to sunlight, can only experience “life” at night, when she’s in front of the train station, singing. There begins a love that has blossomed for the first time in her life.
Game. Set. Point.
Edit: FINE.
Match. Set. Game. Point.
Taiyou no Uta 1
The first chapter was pretty sweet but I think I'll watch the drama (and maybe the movie starring YUI).
I wonder if the manga is an adaptation of the drama since they both came out the same year...
Yo keep reading the manga, it's pretty good and sad.
Is it just me or do you have a persecution complex.
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I didn't think the manga is very interesting, it adds nothing the very generic "girl with a terminal illness falls in love" type of story. The art is nothing to write home about either. I have yet to check out the the live action/drama version but they should be better thanks to the soundtrack and the fact that they have more time to develop the characters than the manga.Yo keep reading the manga, it's pretty good and sad.
No worries, I understand that pain. Just wanted to hear impressions on what I think is the most emotionally powerful moment of the series.
I found Ayu's speech especially poignant.
Now people are bitching at which shonen has "better deaths" in a genre where death hardly fucking matters?
WUT.
Needs some more impressions of other manga in here rather than this current horseshit
I didn't think the manga is very interesting, it adds nothing the very generic "girl with a terminal illness falls in love" type of story. The art is nothing to write home about either. I have yet to check out the the live action/drama version but they should be better thanks to the soundtrack and the fact that they have more time to develop the characters than the manga.
You didn't cry at the ending? You monsterI didn't think the manga is very interesting, it adds nothing the very generic "girl with a terminal illness falls in love" type of story. The art is nothing to write home about either. I have yet to check out the the live action/drama version but they should be better thanks to the soundtrack and the fact that they have more time to develop the characters than the manga.
Ok ok!
I guess I'll check out the three versions.
Armaments was foreshadowed at the end of the CP9 arc when Garp visits Luffy on Water 7. And the word "Haki" is mentioned by Blackbeard on Jaya so Oda had probably had at least a rough outline of how it worked by then.I'm definitively sure that the intimidating aspect was thought from the beginning, even if it wasn't caller Color of Conqueror, and it's not exactly a original concept, but I do think Oda pulled Color of Armaments from his ass. It wasn't foreshadowed before Shabaody. He could have introduced it on CP9 saga by having Roukishi being based on it, but he did not.
He drove himself in a corner with Logias and had to come up with a way to get himself out. Labeling it under Haki as a skill together with Intimidation and Mantra does not convince me that he thought of it from the very beginning that scared a Sea King.
The only person in any comic who stays dead is Uncle Ben.
To make matters more complex, on the wiki for the drama it says it's based on a 1994 Hong Kong film.
Saw your Bucky line and was gonna ask if he died again LOL
Yea one of the few exceptions and given he pretty much created andmould Spiderman it would be best he remained that way.continued to
IIRC he has been alive though via multiverse/alternate timeline shenanigans, though i could be wrong.
I've read/watched my fair share of this type of stories before and Taiyou no Uta (the manga) really is not really a strong representative.You didn't cry at the ending? You monster
I edited that part out because I wasn't entirely sure anyone would know who Bucky was.
It probably went like Japanese film -> drama -> manga and let's pretend the Hong Kong film doesn't exist lolSo... Is the manga based on the movie, too?
Then, is the Japanese movie based on the manga?
I'm confused now!
I've read/watched my fair share of this type of stories before and Taiyou no Uta (the manga) really is not really a strong representative.
Not having any familiarity with the specific topic you're talking about, that sounds like it could also just be retconning.
Someone give this guy a medal. Damn.
It probably went like Japanese film -> drama -> manga and let's pretend the Hong Kong film doesn't exist lol
Didn't Ma and Pa Kent die and stay dead? I don't remember the Waynes ever coming back to life either.
Kents? IIRC they where usually alive for the most part until New 52 killed them so Supes can be more detached from humanity.
Waynes? They are dead but once again are reponsible for moulding a character so it would be best they continue to be.