Trojita
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Wonder which one of the Big Three is Toga.
Don't you do this to me man!
Wonder which one of the Big Three is Toga.
Don't you do this to me man!
Please do this to me! I doubt we are going to see Toga or the VIllian's Alliance for a hot minute so I need every bit of hope I can get!!!
Yeah, unless she's hiding something through some frog powers, that's not happening.
Wonder which one of the Big Three is Toga.
That's a shop thoughIs it coincidence the 'Big Three' have a strong One-Piece/Bleach/Naruto vibe? I figured it was a play on the top three in Shonen Jump, look at that open shirt and straw hat.
Is it coincidence the 'Big Three' have a strong One-Piece/Bleach/Naruto vibe? I figured it was a play on the top three in Shonen Jump, look at that open shirt and straw hat.
Don't know how anyone can see Luffy in the Mother-faced creepy dude.
Don't know how anyone can see Luffy in the Mother-faced creepy dude.
I think the rumour that Tintin is referring to is about the two students who fought at night.
"rumor's going around that you're one of the students that fought last night" blah blah
Or maybe Tintin saw them fight.
No when everyone is Toga, then there is finally a good harem manga
So wait, does that mean Horikoshi just isn't into American comics, he reads European comics?
Out of curiosity, I checked on where Bleach was at during this point at its 122nd chapter, and it was in the middle of Soul Society (specifically Ishida fighting Kurotsuchi). Meaning the series was "only" juggling Ichigo's core group, his school friends, his family, Urahara's group, and then a decent chunk of Soul Society. You could probably make an argument that the cracks were already starting to show here, but it seemed like that was at least enough for Kubo to handle.I hope we aren't seeing a Bleach situation where you start introducing 400 characters and it all gets overwhelming for both the reader and the author
I hope we aren't seeing a Bleach situation where you start introducing 400 characters and it all gets overwhelming for both the reader and the author