Recent content by Ginopastino

"As I smile upon death" Mmm D. vibes...

LOL Zoro is fighting Gilgamesh! That's another reference to eastern culture there, both to literature and to the Final Fantasy series :) For those who don't know, in Final Fantasy games Gilgamesh is a sword collector who travels times and dimensions to take the best weapons. In the games he's...

Well for one thanks to the scroll next to the monkey we know at least he is called "Hihi" (stands for "Baboon" in Japanese). I'm really wondering what kind of role he could play in this early arc setting... But he looks and seems very strong: he shot that huge dog-lion hundred yards out of the...

I agree, he has been to Raftel, knows true history and is a Yonkou - as well as the most sane and diplomatic one at that. The guy simply has too much contractual power not to be aknowledged by the Gorosei. "Strongest Creature in The World" is pretty self-explanatory to me...

Oh boy, Oda really is stepping it up a notch towards end-game, as anticipated. What a nuke revelation. Joyboy's straw hat by the way?

About what Stelly said onboard the lift, that he saw a giant with an harpoon peeking from the cliff. That statement about height. I'm predicting Blackbeard and San Juan Wolf infiltrating Mariejois, wait for it!

Clap, clap, clap. Outstanding my friend.

Damn you Oda. That sentence from Morgans is one of those full-on end-of-arc speeches that send me fanboying like crazy. *Dead-serious-epic-face* News King Morgans: "The Pirate King will be born from members of the Worst Generation" Me:

"I ended up........ In the wrong sea."

I don't know about you guys... But Mama's wedding cake song gives me strong Oda's arc-end-speech vibes — and in the eerie way reserved for some of OP's major plot twists. A ravaged jolly roger (or very personal object à la Ace's necklace) is a strong, recurring symbolism in One Piece — I don't...

Woah woah woah woah woah woah woah woah woah woah woah woah woah, Lois this is not my usual One Piece arc ending.

Do you guys think Hisoka was the one who killed Neon?

Man, I needed a break from all that royal scheming. And damn, I don't know how Togashi does it everytime, but why do I always find myself cheering for the Phantom Troupe? Besides, just how many variables is Togashi planning to put into place in this arc, what an absolute mad man.

I forgot to mention Whitebeard, but hey the Man was on a league on its own because... He was Whitebeard.

I appreciate the criticism, and indeed I do believe the Marshall bit to be the weaker part of my idea. I guess what I'm trying to convey here is that, although Teach is a D. he does not share one of their most defining characteristics: fearlessness of death. There has to be a deeper reason for...