Chapter is out. Why are giants so weak and get fodderized by a fat little girl?

>>280462699 (OP)
>patreoning aislop

>>280462987
So you wouldn't a fuck a 10/10 artificial human?

>>280463705
Reiju is genetically enhanced, not artificial.

>>280462699 (OP)
?

>>280462699 (OP)
>fat
>little
nigga what

>>280462699 (OP)
I don't know

I can solo Rocks D Xebec.

Imagine Nami's pussy here.

>>280468997
>windmill tattoo
your AI slop can't even get that right

Is this the thread?

Blackbeard and Buggy are brothers

>>280469077
This one is just porn spam, at least the other thread is manga talk

>>280469057
>>280469133
Imu is a man, sorry anon.

The guy’s writing is a trainwreck—One Piece is a bloated, never-ending mess with pacing so sluggish it makes snails look speedy. He drowns us in pointless world-building, cramming every arc with forgettable characters, overwrought backstories, and cheesy shonen clichés that scream “buy my figurines.” His formula’s painfully predictable: Straw Hats hit an island, save a sob-story princess, beat a cartoonish villain, and party—repeat ad nauseam. The art? A chaotic jumble of details that’s more exhausting than impressive, masking weak storytelling with visual noise. Oda’s so lost in his own hype he can’t see he’s been milking nostalgia for years, dragging out a saga that should’ve ended ages ago.

>>280469203
>wanting Imu to be a male
It doesn't get gayer than that.

coomGODS run these threads

KIKUTE COVER!!!

don't know what I feel about him being his father. Was that really necessary? Luffy isn't son of Roger...

Question, has there been a DF user with a biological offspring shown? Specifically conceived after having the DF. Closest is Dragon but his DF is unconfirmed.

>>280469565
>Luffy isn't son of Roger...
unless

>>280469595
Oh, Toki and Momo. Duh

Why is OP turned so piss, lads? Has Oda given to fame? Why can't we get beautiful stuff like Foxy Pirates arc, anymore?

>>280469444

>>280469370
>>280469442
Sex with Bonney(adult)

>>280469595
Big Mom?

Thoughts on Marineford in retrospect?

What compells a person to one man spam AI porn and doomshit all day?

>>280469776
It sucks. The only good part is the very end when BB shows up and WB/Ace die.

The bulk of Marineford is clashpiece, crappy filler combat with no outcome.

>>280469776
It's fightfag fanservice. Good enough but i hated how EVERYONE worshipped Luffy. He realistically also shouldn't have gotten that far to free Ace, or the marines/warlords were really that damn lazy and defensive. Sengoku was embarrassing.

>>280469203
Sandman is a retard. -Gu is an archaic honorific for "princess". We've only seen 15-ish year old girls be called -Gu. You would never call one of the 20 founding members a "princess".

>>280470139
Gunko is an adult female and she is called that title. Besides, within the context of the One Piece story, we have only seen male Celestial Dragons with the '-Sei' title and female ones such as Shalria and now Gunko with the '-Gu' title which could imply that its a gendered title within the setting.

Harald is a terrible father

>>280470344
What the hell makes you think Gunko is an adult?
Because she sure as hell acts like a 15-16 year old.

She listens to her walkman at the table, to a popular contemporary musician. Her outfit is based on a type of japanese school uniform. She blushes at seeing a man in boxers. Her name is literally "army child". And she even has unusually small breasts by Oda's normal standards.

>>280470582
Didn't she drink alcohol during the lunch scene? I doubt Oda would make a teenager do that given this is a shonen manga.

>>280470719
We've seen plenty of teenagers drinking beer in one piss.

>same nose as blackbeard
i dont like his design but whatever

>>280470719
We've seen the strawhats drink booze all the time. The famous first meeting between Luffy and Blackbeard has the both of them drinking the same drink.

>>280470139
>-Gu is an archaic honorific for "princess"
Source ?

>>280470940
https://jisho.org/search/%E5%AE%AE%20%23kanji

>>280470940
I don't know if my last post got filtered, so I'll try again.

https://jisho (.) org/search/%E5%AE%AE%20%23kanji

>>280470832
wasn't that milk for luffy?

>>280471916
Sure as hell doesn't look like milk. And whatever it was, Blackbeard was drinking the same thing. I doubt Blackbeard ordered anything non-alcoholic.

>>280472029
well you are right
but i wouldn't call soda alcoholic

>>280471011
>>280471323
So you're saying there's another suffix for older women and younger men that have yet to be shown in the manga ? Sure why not, but it's complete headcanon until proven otherwise, doubling down on it by assuming Gunko is underage doesn't help your case either. I don't particularly like Sandman but you should bring proper evidences if you wanna refute his claims and call him a retard.

>>280472093
Lol, did someone translate this from the arabic version? VIZ just says "drink".

>>280472117
>So you're saying there's another suffix for older women and younger men that have yet to be shown in the manga ?

No. In real life Japanese, -sei is used for both male and female saints (Saint Teresa is called Teresa-sei). I'm saying that the 20 founding members of the world government would be called -sei whether they are men or women. They wouldn't call any of them "princess".

Also, I don't think saying Gunko is 15-16 is much of a stretch. That's the age range Oda gives pretty much all of his young female characters. Rebecca, Carrot, Vivi, Shirahoshi, Pudding... All of them are in that age range. And Gunko (who's name is literally "army child") has smaller breasts than all of them.

>>280472143
like hell if i know. i keep the same version for more than 15+ years
this is the only guess i find

>>280472395
Ok, well the official doesn't say its soda.

>>280472395
>>280472093
Lol, this nigger tried to use Tanjiahdo-piece as proof for anything.

>>280472753
i didn't tried to use anything as proof of anything
what i remember is milk thats why i said milk

>>280472351
>No. In real life Japanese, -sei is used for both male and female saints (Saint Teresa is called Teresa-sei).
Unless I'm mistaken adding these kind of kanji suffix at the end of your name isn't a thing IRL, it's just something Oda came up with for the celestial dragons. While we can theorize what they stand for by searching the meaning of the individual kanji there's no definitive proof of it. The general consensus in the japanese fandom is that -sei is for males and -guu is for females (yes it's not something Sandman came up with) and so far there hasn't been any counterpoint to this. Gunko having the -guu title only reinforced it.

You can make an argument for -guu being for underage females but it seems rather unlikely to me, first because you'd need to do some serious mental gymnastics to explain why Gunko is considered underage even though she's older than Shamrock. If physical age is all that matters for it, what about Imu ? Odds of them being a kid is very high given their childish demeanor and the ムーpronoun. Would the 800 years old sovereign be denied of the -sei title because of the eternal youth surgery ? That'd be pretty dumb.
And second because there'd need to be an equivalent title for young males that still hasn't been introduced even though we're past 1000 chapters. Sounds unlikely again.

>>280473863
>Unless I'm mistaken adding these kind of kanji suffix at the end of your name isn't a thing IRL

True, they put it at the start of the word. My bad. Either way, it applies to both men and women.

>and so far there hasn't been any counterpoint to this

The counterpoint is that the word itself means "princess" and so far we've only seen princess-ish people get called that. Imu is not a princess-ish person so it would not make sense to call Imu that.

> you'd need to do some serious mental gymnastics to explain why Gunko is considered underage even though she's older than Shamrock.

I mean, something is obviously fucky with Gunko's timeline. She has memory issues and she gets possessed by Imu. We know from Garling that god's knights do age so clearly there's something different going on with her. Whether she gets cryogenically frozen, or she doesn't age when Imu possesses her, or whatever her deal is, she looks and acts like a 15-16 year old.

That's not mental gymnastics, that's just picking up what the story is clearly laying down.

>If physical age is all that matters for it, what about Imu ? Odds of them being a kid is very high .

We have no reason to believe Imu's body is particularly small. She was normal sized compared to a wanted poster.

>And second because there'd need to be an equivalent title for young males that still hasn't been introduced even though we're past 1000 chapters. Sounds unlikely again.

If you knew anything about Japanese, you would know that its an extremely sexist language. The male terms are almost always treated as the default with the female terms treated as the exception. This has the effect of a lot of the male terms being the effective gender neutral term that applies to everyone and the female terms rarely being used.

For example, ninja and shinobi are gender neutral, but kunoichi is female only, but women can still be called ninja and shinobi.

>>280462699 (OP)
Big Mom is top 10 for sure, giants just didn't have a top 10 at the time

>>280469123
If this is true franky is too
I bet rocks has the chop chop tho

>>280474760
>>reddit spacing

>>280474937
This spacing predates reddit, newfag

>>280474760
>The counterpoint is that the word itself means "princess"
One kanji can have a lot of different pronounciations and meanings. I personally didn't find anything about 宮 ぐう (guu) specifically meaning princess in the Japanese dictionnary, only that 宮 read as みや (miya) can be used to refer to members of the royal family or its head.
Either way it's just one possible meaning among many others, this kanji is mainly used for temples/royal residences as far as I know.

>We have no reason to believe Imu's body is particularly small. She was normal sized compared to a wanted poster.
It's not about their size but the way they talk and refer to themselves.
"ムー" is taken straight from their name and it's similar to how toddlers refer to themselves in third person.


>For example, ninja and shinobi are gender neutral, but kunoichi is female only, but women can still be called ninja and shinobi.
You have a point but honestly -guu and -sei are fictional titles exclusive to this manga, I just think it's unlikely it'd work that way from what we've seen so far.

>>280468937
>pops out a baby
>bullies it for one year
>dies
What was her problem?

>>280469229
Fuck off ChatGPT

>>280469595
Capone
Kaido

>>280468937
She owns me a giant titfuck!

People really thought Elbaf was gonna be Usopp's arc and would be one final Adventure Piece harkening back to the old days before endgame. Lol. It's time to readjust your expectations for the final saga of One Piece. It's all Nika-shit and racism slop from here on out. The only hope left was Blackbeard, but now he may not even be the final villain now that Silhouette Piece the Character Imu is taking center stage. Sooner you accept it, the better.

>>280469924
Damn brat...

>>280470539
He had no obligation to take care of Loki.

>>280475778
>One kanji can have a lot of different pronounciations and meanings. I personally didn't find anything about 宮 ぐう (guu) specifically meaning princess in the Japanese dictionnary, only that 宮 read as みや (miya) can be used to refer to members of the royal family or its head.
>Either way it's just one possible meaning among many others, this kanji is mainly used for temples/royal residences as far as I know.

Japanese writers love to use multiple meanings of a single kanji at the same time. The word also means "constellations" which fits with the "celestial" bit of the celestial dragons.

>It's not about their size but the way they talk and refer to themselves. "ムー" is taken straight from their name and it's similar to how toddlers refer to themselves in third person.

Well, if they have an adult body and have been alive for 800 years you don't really have any standing to say Imu is a kid. The way Imu talks is seen as petulant and full of themself, but that isn't exclusive to children.

>You have a point but honestly -guu and -sei are fictional titles exclusive to this manga, I just think it's unlikely it'd work that way from what we've seen so far.

Japanese is very flexible when it comes to pronouns and honorifics. Using those real words as honorifics is clearly Oda wanting to assign the meaning of those words to those people. He's not using those words just to mean something completely different.

Can you at least agree that it would be a bit weird for one of the founding 20 members, a highly revered queen of an important nation who created the world... to be called a word that means "princess"?

Why the fuck do you keep necrobumping this AIfag thread?

>>280476302
Because your uncle touched you as a child.

>>280462699 (OP)
The mystery of BM's invulnerability was never solved. It was only bypassed by attacks that could damage her insides (no one even tried ACoA on her to see if it would have worked.)
We're told she has iron skin, but if she just simply naturally had impenetrable skin, she wouldn't hurt herself by falling to her knees when she's upset.
It seems like there was something more mystical going on but we might never find out what it was.

>>280476214
?

>>280469595
Big Mom and Kaido both ate their devil fruits before having children

>>280476271
>Japanese writers love to use multiple meanings of a single kanji at the same time. The word also means "constellations" which fits with the "celestial" bit of the celestial dragons.
Sure but your entire argument revolves around 宮 being a kanji that mainly means "princess" which doesn't seem to be the case as it can be used for any high status person. I'm not saying it's impossible that adult female CDs have the -sei title but it seems unlikely, there's little reason to assume they aren't just gendered titles so far.


>The way Imu talks is seen as petulant and full of themself, but that isn't exclusive to children.
I mean this stuff is lost in the translation, in the english version Imu definitely sounds like what you're describing.
I'm not really sure if Oda intended it to be some kind of gap moe joke, but Japanese people generally find the ムー funny/cute because it's not how you would expect an adult to talk, much less someone who's basically the source of all evil in the story. But if it's a kid it would explain why they talk like that, it would not stop it from being funny but it would make sense at least.

>Can you at least agree that it would be a bit weird for one of the founding 20 members, a highly revered queen of an important nation who created the world... to be called a word that means "princess"?
Like I said -guu doesn't literally mean princess, but assuming it did ? Idk if I would qualify it as weird considering Oda has made a lot of more questionable choices. He basically named the owl's fruit the "coom coom fruit" and if you take the 軍 kanji from 軍子宮(Gunko-guu) you have 子宮(womb). Female founding members being titled "princess" sounds kind of whatever in comparison.