[Discussion] 3 things that annoy me with OP
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What planet are you from? 0_o and MILF stands for Mother I'd Like to F***
Yes the guns are idd a huge flaw. But I think that's only in the anime that you see persons shoot repetitive without reloading. In the manga this isnt the case. (correct me if I'm wrong with an example)
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couldn't agree more!
She isn't a mother xdthe big boss said:
So you're annoyed with the use of guns in One Piece? Making the weapons surreal is not okay with you? Well you might aswell bash Zoro for using three swords , nami and her climatact , all the lasers used...
Robin learnt to protect herself. Actually her ability is normally used to help the crew but not within battle.
They don't dislike Franky or his powers , Nami and Robin DISLIKE Luffy,Usopp and Chopper going all starry eyed
It's not perfect ofc, no manga is. But I can guarantee that no manga will ever hold the same place in my heart (no matter how stupid that sounded), very few things will, I just checked when I started OP and I started it when the first Episode aired in German on RTL 2 apparantly on 22nd of April 2003 ... Which would make it more than 10 years of my life.
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Lasers are a real weapon(granted not to the extremity as in OP) swords are realistic though the third sword would be useless in real life but a flintlock gun can never fire more than one shot before being reloaded. Why are you getting all defensive for a manga you have no part of producing anyway? Also I never said I was annoyed with the use of guns in OP I said I was annoyed by the inaccuracy of the gun use in OP. Oda's payed pretty good attention to detail for the most part and to make a careless slip like that seems odd, but as another poster said that may only be in the anime so it may not even be Oda's fault, though I never said it was.
Robin could have used her powers to prevent what I put in the spoiler for those not there in the story yet but Oda decided to let her sit there and not do what she does best. Oda seems to let Robin sit on the wayside when it would be really easy for her to handle a situation with the powers she has.
Have to disagree they seem like they genuinely don't care for Franky(yes they'll save him when he's in danger but they don't seem to like his personality) the use of "Super" their look of contempt and "oh no not this guy again" when he says he has a new move or weapon to show, Robin getting mad Franky was being Franky in Choppers body when they were switched at PH. Maybe I should say they seem easily annoyed with Franky but it just feels like a stale long running joke.
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The part of franky being in Chopper's body is understandable because Robin has like a motherly connection to chopper and she sees him as cute, now when franky is in chopper's body doing all that ofc she will get mad.
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1. Its One Piece. Logic plays no role. Get over it.
2. I agree, don't really get why she never uses her ability for combat. Hopefully in one arc Oda will make sure she gets some good screen time using her ability.
3. Its meant to be funny because they are girls. If you didn't notice all of the boys love them in the manga, whereas the girls are always looking unimpressed.
2. I agree, don't really get why she never uses her ability for combat. Hopefully in one arc Oda will make sure she gets some good screen time using her ability.
3. Its meant to be funny because they are girls. If you didn't notice all of the boys love them in the manga, whereas the girls are always looking unimpressed.
What's bothering me is that we never hear anything about what Robin did during the timeskip, like what did she learn from/about Dragon. I'm sure she will reveal it later on but still lol. Other than that, it's a f*cking masterpiece.
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One person annoys me above all others.
I think the manga would be 10,000,000 times better without his constant complaining and fodder antics. I don't understand why it's necessary to have characters who's sole purpose is to emphasis the fact that a situation is dangerous through constant shouting. Other manga do it as well, i.e. Krillin in DBZ and Lucy in Fairy Tail. Chopper also annoys me for the same reason.
The third thing that annoys me about one pieces are fodder pirates such as Buggy. Why have such lame characters in a show with so many cool characters. If your going to make fodder characters at least make them cool.
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I think the manga would be 10,000,000 times better without his constant complaining and fodder antics. I don't understand why it's necessary to have characters who's sole purpose is to emphasis the fact that a situation is dangerous through constant shouting. Other manga do it as well, i.e. Krillin in DBZ and Lucy in Fairy Tail. Chopper also annoys me for the same reason.
The third thing that annoys me about one pieces are fodder pirates such as Buggy. Why have such lame characters in a show with so many cool characters. If your going to make fodder characters at least make them cool.
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1) Oda explained One Piece world's flintlock pistols are a variation to the single bullet pistols in RL, holding up to 6. We've never seen a character actually rely too much on the gun, though, never shooting more than one or two rounds before being knocked off. Usually it's a much different gun variation, normally custom made, that is used when a character relies on guns for their attack, like trick bosses, with bodies made of guns, for example.
2) This is simply untrue. Her new Feet stomp as been used countless times to short out a great number of enemies of the crew, not just herself. In Punk Hazard, she uses giant hands to hold back the children from eating the candy, while she stood at a different spot. She created a clone of herself, in Fishman Island, to stop the fight between Luffy and Jinbei. And many other instances.
In your example, we can hardly fault a character just because they didn't do what you wanted them to do. Who's to say she could actually get enough concentration to pop hands at such a long distance, hardly seeing them, and while being shot at?
3) It's a recurrent gag in the show that, while the extraordinary body of Franky, supposedly the dream toy of every male, is looked at as childish by the women of the crew, going as far back as Franky's megazord idea back at Triller Bark, and Robin's reaction. They acknowledge it's strength, but frown upon it's maturity. It is, after all, a comedic series.
4) Agree, half and half. Though I do consider him dead. We can not forget it is a child's show, especially so early on the series. And sometimes, these happy endings do exist. They don't bother me as much, as I consider them as dead, as I said. It's all about reading between the lines.
5) Case you're referring to the "endless" cyclone of his, he claims it will follow them to the afterlife, chasing all the way to hell. It doesn't really state it kills them. In fact, Zoro's never been to kin on the idea of killing people, same as the other crew members. Oda subscribes this as having the character's defeated mentally and physical, without the need to go the extra step of actually killing them, which is a good concept for any action movie who focuses on storytelling rather than gratuitous violence, and is an even better concept for a children's series.
6) Meh, you're just knit picking. Usopp's character was estabilished as "weakest" and "cowardly". He's still a Straw hat, and has the inherited courage to surpass his fears when his friends need him the most, as well as the resourcefulness of a very smart person. But he is the closest thing to a normal human, to us, there is. It's almost as if we could live in their world, and we'd be very similar to Usopp at that.
And who is there to say he didn't get scared all the time in the island? He learned to harness it's power, and he managed to escape much stronger, but it doesn't mean he didn't fear it all the same.
2) This is simply untrue. Her new Feet stomp as been used countless times to short out a great number of enemies of the crew, not just herself. In Punk Hazard, she uses giant hands to hold back the children from eating the candy, while she stood at a different spot. She created a clone of herself, in Fishman Island, to stop the fight between Luffy and Jinbei. And many other instances.
In your example, we can hardly fault a character just because they didn't do what you wanted them to do. Who's to say she could actually get enough concentration to pop hands at such a long distance, hardly seeing them, and while being shot at?
3) It's a recurrent gag in the show that, while the extraordinary body of Franky, supposedly the dream toy of every male, is looked at as childish by the women of the crew, going as far back as Franky's megazord idea back at Triller Bark, and Robin's reaction. They acknowledge it's strength, but frown upon it's maturity. It is, after all, a comedic series.
4) Agree, half and half. Though I do consider him dead. We can not forget it is a child's show, especially so early on the series. And sometimes, these happy endings do exist. They don't bother me as much, as I consider them as dead, as I said. It's all about reading between the lines.
5) Case you're referring to the "endless" cyclone of his, he claims it will follow them to the afterlife, chasing all the way to hell. It doesn't really state it kills them. In fact, Zoro's never been to kin on the idea of killing people, same as the other crew members. Oda subscribes this as having the character's defeated mentally and physical, without the need to go the extra step of actually killing them, which is a good concept for any action movie who focuses on storytelling rather than gratuitous violence, and is an even better concept for a children's series.
6) Meh, you're just knit picking. Usopp's character was estabilished as "weakest" and "cowardly". He's still a Straw hat, and has the inherited courage to surpass his fears when his friends need him the most, as well as the resourcefulness of a very smart person. But he is the closest thing to a normal human, to us, there is. It's almost as if we could live in their world, and we'd be very similar to Usopp at that.
And who is there to say he didn't get scared all the time in the island? He learned to harness it's power, and he managed to escape much stronger, but it doesn't mean he didn't fear it all the same.
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chopper annoys me the most
another thing which annoys me is the slow progress of the story. i mean each ark becomes annoying at the mid part of it.
another thing which annoys me is the slow progress of the story. i mean each ark becomes annoying at the mid part of it.
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Oda explained the whole Franky thing. Girls don't find robots cool, so they aren't amused at Franky's power like the guys are. It's not that they hate it, they are the ones reacting normally. It's Luffy, Usopp, Brook and Chopper who are reacting abnormally.