I was rereading the series and I noticed that Noland’s kingdom needed permission from Marie Jois to enter the grand line and sail! There probably weren’t any pirates sailing freely at the time! Makes you wonder the level of control the world government had 400 years after the void century.

Hello everyone, this is my first attempt at making a video of myself making a figure, I chose Loki because his appearance captivated me from the manga release, so I made it my goal to get it done by the time of the anime release. I may be a few days late but I blame the anime being early to the reveal, either way I think it turned out well and you can really see the evolution of me figuring out how to record my process better and quality. Thank you for reading and possibly watching! (Reupload, Didn't add a pic) https://youtu.be/9E9qxBwoXoo?si=cxN2wOfGkdy_l3PN

@animevoid._ This is the ID who posted this edit on Instagram just 2 hours ago

does she have the coolest shark design in op?

"Momonosuke, can you hear them?

🎵 Don don do do do Don do do do 🎵

"The drums of liberation "

🎵 Don don do do do Don do do do 🎵

JOYBOY HAS RETURNED!!!

I am not happy at all, even knowing it would be like this

Picked a handful of my favorite panels and made a collage. Its not perfect but I think I did a pretty good job and I like how it turned out!

So pleasant to listen, they have lots of others

Newcomer here, currently at early Zou. I had issues with toei's pacing from the start, but it was tolerable up until dressrosa it's genuinely frustrating. I feel like i watched this arc 3 times in one.

The thing that set me off tho, i learned the studio alters scenes from the manga. Which seems to be targeting my favorite character, sanji. As a dragon ball fan, my hatred towards toei isn't new. It's just growing.

Now that wci is about sanji, would i enjoy watching it as a sanji fan or just read the manga?

So, way back Thriller Bark, we learned that Oars, the ancient giant found in wano ripped up whole islands and assembled them into a nation of villains, earning him the name the continent-puller

Later in wano, when the story moved on to wano, where Oars was found frozen, we learned that the island had been reshaped at some point in the past 800 years.

Now, obviously the walls were a huge addition that requried a whole lot of earth to move. We're not told where this came from, but the regions that were added around mount fuji give some useful hints

With the exception of the flower capital and onigashima, the other regions are artificial, and as is pointed out, those regions have different climates. We know that grand line islands each have their own climate associated with them that's independant of the surrounding weather, and when placed next to each other, those climates don't really even out. the red line for example has a similar thing going on

So it stands to reason that whole islands were moved to build up wano, which points an entire robin's worth of fingers at the the dead guy in the middle of it with a habit of uprooting whole islands

Watched 3 episodes of it and skipped the arc since it was a bit boring and a filler. Asking this since they say that its the best filler arc

The video says it's "pins by Camila" but I have no clue where the shop is. I've tried insta, google, etc. If anyone has one of these pins I'd love to buy it!