Them havingwas the only thing I didn't like about the film. It's just my personal feelings that I don't want the latest and greatest thing to get spammed everywhere. Gold was also the only OP film I could really stomach since it felt like it was a REALLY good filler arc almost, with tesaros past being really well done without ever actually having a flashback. Also basically having Doflamingo 2.0 worked out in the end.gear 4th
Same way I watched all of OP years ago, think Amazon Lily was just happening in the anime when I fully caught up
Why y'all hate me
I was sitting in my moms living room and a wave of nostalgia hit me because I remember so vividly watching one piece fansubs that I ripped to my PS3 on her big screen. I'm so glad that one piece is still running.
The feels franky won me over during the timeskip he was great on punk hazard and dressrosa
We have come a long way.I'm glad we're passed the days of Kaizoku Fansubs
- Special manga (the daily life of ONE PIECE audience) * unknown author
Shikamaru one was good that's about it imoI haven't read any of the Naruto side novels. Were those pretty good?
MehThe one in question writing did the Kakashi one.
Shikamaru one was good that's about it imo
The one in question writing did the Kakashi one.
Calling him the "Brook of Dressrosa" is a stretch, but whatever. And I thought it was Hakuba that took down Dellinger...
Honestly, the main reason I don't fuck with Franky as much (Well, aside from me just liking everyone more atm) is because I dislike characters that need stuff like General Franky in order to be at their strongest. It's just disappointing to look at that character fight, and then I'm like "Wait, why do I care, Franky's not in his mecha suit, so this just got a lot more boring." It'd be one thing if he could access it whenever he wanted, but he can't... So yea.
Just wait, Franky will eventually get some Oda-twisted version of Tony Stark's extremis except it'll be horrifying
Of course it isThe end of the chapter isn't implying what I think it is, right?
If so...that's by far the most fucked up in One Piece.
(Also, I think Viz misspelled John Giant as "Jun Giant")
The end of the chapter isn't implying what I think it is, right?
If so...that's by far the most fucked up in One Piece.
(Also, I think Viz misspelled John Giant as "Jun Giant")
Yeah but I can still have a fondness for old sub groups lol. They did their best when we had no official channels. Torrenting batches of anime seems so distant now.I'm glad we're passed the days of Kaizoku Fansubs
Oh man, I caught up when I saw Luffy vs Lucci in HD, Because HD broadcast anime was still a really new thing that shit blew me away and made me really want to get into it.Them havingwas the only thing I didn't like about the film. It's just my personal feelings that I don't want the latest and greatest thing to get spammed everywhere. Gold was also the only OP film I could really stomach since it felt like it was a REALLY good filler arc almost, with tesaros past being really well done without ever actually having a flashback. Also basically having Doflamingo 2.0 worked out in the end.gear 4th
Same way I watched all of OP years ago, think Amazon Lily was just happening in the anime when I fully caught up
The end of the chapter isn't implying what I think it is, right?
If so...that's by far the most fucked up in One Piece.
(Also, I think Viz misspelled John Giant as "Jun Giant")
Not like we haven't seen people eat humans and OP.
Zeff ate his foot and technically Wapol ate himself.
He'll be at the reverieThat reminds me I can't wait to see Wapol again.
Oda says that when he was a kid reading Shonen Jump, most of the stories tended to be inconsistent. He liked Kinnikuman around that time.
During that period of Jump, they'd introduce a new character(s) in a big fashion one week and the next week, those characters would quietly be phased out.
Mangaka prioritized writing a fun and interesting story above all else and thus consistency took a backseat.
Kids also didn't really care about just issues and would read it regardless so when Oda decided to become a mangaka, he decided he would make everything consistent.
The past and future and all characters would be connected and wouldn't be phased out like in the past. One Piece represents this objective.
However, currently he says that people have become rather nagging about manga. They will look through the various inconsistencies or contradictions with a more fine tooth comb.
He said that in the past Shonen Jump was read almost exclusively by kids but now adult also read jump so that may be one of the reasons for this "new" nagging.
Now, Mangaka, in order to satisfy these older readers, have to make sure everything is correct and doesn't become inconsistent.
Oda himself feels slightly responsible for this. However, when creating a story, making sure everything is connected or all the events have been properly foreshadowed of hinted; "rules" like these do not exist.
He says that, as a challenge, he created a story where everything is consistent but normally you can freely create stories without having to do all of these.
Stories like "the nutcracker and the mouse king", which were created to entertain people are born through this "free" writing.
http://www.arlongpark.net/showthread.php?t=42229&page=42&p=3791544&viewfull=1#post3791544
Not like we haven't seen people eat humans and OP.
Zeff ate his foot and technically Wapol ate himself.
Well, yeah, but...they're kids!
I figured Law's flashback would be the darkest example of dead kids in OP but...Jesus Christ.
Has Oda been reading Promised Neverlamd?
Oda says that when he was a kid reading Shonen Jump, most of the stories tended to be inconsistent. He liked Kinnikuman around that time.
During that period of Jump, they'd introduce a new character(s) in a big fashion one week and the next week, those characters would quietly be phased out.
Mangaka prioritized writing a fun and interesting story above all else and thus consistency took a backseat.
Kids also didn't really care about just issues and would read it regardless so when Oda decided to become a mangaka, he decided he would make everything consistent.
The past and future and all characters would be connected and wouldn't be phased out like in the past. One Piece represents this objective.
However, currently he says that people have become rather nagging about manga. They will look through the various inconsistencies or contradictions with a more fine tooth comb.
He said that in the past Shonen Jump was read almost exclusively by kids but now adult also read jump so that may be one of the reasons for this "new" nagging.
Now, Mangaka, in order to satisfy these older readers, have to make sure everything is correct and doesn't become inconsistent.
Oda himself feels slightly responsible for this. However, when creating a story, making sure everything is connected or all the events have been properly foreshadowed of hinted; "rules" like these do not exist.
He says that, as a challenge, he created a story where everything is consistent but normally you can freely create stories without having to do all of these.
Stories like "the nutcracker and the mouse king", which were created to entertain people are born through this "free" writing.
http://www.arlongpark.net/showthread...=1#post3791544
The end of the chapter isn't implying what I think it is, right?
If so...that's by far the most fucked up thing in One Piece.
(Also, I think Viz misspelled John Giant as "Jun Giant")
No they didn't. One of the fan translations made it clear that it's not John Giant.
Great,thanks to you guys I read through all of Promised Neverland and I have another manga to impatiently anticipate the next chapter of.
All it took was BM to eat some kids but it workedYes it worked!
Dude it's so good, so weird that it runs in shonen jump though lol.Great,thanks to you guys I read through all of Promised Neverland and I have another manga to impatiently anticipate the next chapter of.
Dude it's so good, so weird that it runs in sho em jump though lol.
To be fair something like Mushi shi and Kino journey or what i seen of them doesn't need to be "consistent"Oda's consistency (in the things he wants to be consistent about anyway) has always been the one thing I can respect about OP. He's not wrong that it's possible to enjoy a story without consistency, but it's almost universally better to have it except in a few selective circumstances.
It's a good thing that he raised the standard of storytelling in Shonen in that regard for other mangaka, and he's going "Naw, guys, you don't need to do all that"?