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Ah, which means the thing snapping in two in that panel is his bladebless broadsword... ok.

You're still making a logical fallacy. "Luffy will absolutely not, never ever, use a good "hint" from Bellamy to defeat someone" does not follow from "Luffy is capable of finding ways to do things on...

http://onepiece.wikia.com/wiki/Kuuigosu

Pretty clever how he's basically got that potential error covered no matter what at this point.

True enough. If the tournament is set up the way we think it is (ABCD winners face DD family, then A/DD winner vs. B/DD winner and C/DD vs. D/DD, then A/B/DD vs. C/D/DD, then that winner vs....

errr... the "that" in my quote was "the possibility that Bartolomeo has a soft, gooey, center and isn't a horrible monster."

I don't for a second think that he wants to give the fruit to Luffy.

The problem is that you somehow think it's a logical fallacy for Luffy to do mimicry... just because he's actually capable of a lot more than mimicry. It's not. Displaying "impressive feats" does not...

Ah, you're right. Got that backwards. Will fix before the MR release. Thanks!

I don't know about "forced," but the "I hate this cheering-> And I hate you, Doflamingo!" line is pretty suspicious. Like... it was more than just the fact that they were cheering for a guy who beat...

I have no idea what's you're talking about at this point. Sounds like semantics. "Gomu Gomu no Wrap-my-arm-around-yours" is a technique if Oda decides it is.
There's nothing inherent about Luffy's...

I think "nonsense" is a bit strong, no?
And there's certainly precedent for it: Luffy explicitly said that he was inspired by CP9's soru when creating his fast-movement move while in Gear 2nd...

I think this chapter alone is decent proof that Barto's power is meant to reflect direct, striking attacks. The juxtaposition with Bellamy's spring grip- which is the only point when Bellamy had the...

Yup. Was reading it backwards ;)

Ah, my denshi jisho gave me "master." I thought it implied more than mere teacher.
Like master as in... the master/grasshopper relationship.

But you're saying that technically, "master" is lower...

Grip -> flip/piledrive/seismic toss/gouge eyes out/constrict like a python/throw into the water.
A grappler is Barto's natural enemy. I think Luffy would actually do quite well (think of the move...

There's actually plenty of evidence to suggest that.
-He didn't actually throw a bomb at the audience
-He protected the audience from King Punch (noteworthy enough for random person to comment on)...

No, don't worry about anything like that. "Teacher" is still a bad, boring choice to use there.

Yeah. The nuance implies a bit more than that, though. He's "master" level.

No, I don't think those words would come off as particularly cool to a Japanese reader. They're just as cool as willpower/ambition/vigor are to an English reader.

willpower
ambition
drive
spirit
vigor
Plenty of ways.

But as someone way back in this thread explained, the fan-driven nature of the OP community led to Haki becoming the norm in English...

You really gotta cut this out. I'd recommend www.thesaurus.com for synonyms for "bad" and/or "stupid" that aren't inherently bigoted.



On topic: Chapter was kind of meh. I'm hoping that B-block...

...English in speech bubbles and Japanese meaning underneath it!?

So "Rubber Rubber Pistol" as Luffy's line, with a translator note that says "TN: ゴムで作られた銃"!!?

Hmm. But no restriction on health orbs? Or subweapons for attacking?
Sounds fun :D
Your challenge + 32 health challenge honestly seems unmanageable though. Dodging Tiamat's crap for as many rounds...

Sure you don't want to do a complete... 32 health run!? Bwah ha ha

It was a lot easier than I thought. Your health gets restored every few enemies that you kill, and liberal, deliberate, patterned...

My students say they'll never do a study abroad in America expressly because they're afraid of being gunned down in the suburbs/major tourist cities by Generic American Gunman.
Better not let them...

The description from random colosseum mook is literally "...a continent made of ice..."

Red Line is not made of ice. Chinjao's conquest is bound to just be a very large island.

It's explicitly and non-ambiguously "continent." Like what we know as North America, South America, Europe and Asia (split by convention), Africa, Australia, and Antarctica. I conducted a super...

Uh, no, they actually got that right. He very plainly says "young knight."
But you should still stop reading Panda.

Nope. Just "an exemplary famous sword." None of that wazamono grade talk.

Mentioning that, it really seems like they do it on a case by case basis. On the one hand you've got kamehameha, masenkoha, etc., but on the other... special beam cannon (makankasappo), yusuke's...

Yeah- edited that in right after you posted ;P

The problem mangapanda (I think?) ran into then was that they didn't make the singular/plural status clear. Hence actual confusion among people on...