Do you guys want to see Kurapica succeed in in his revenge and kill the Spiders connected to the annihilation of the Kurta clan, or do you like those characters too much to have them die?
These revenge stories seem impossible to do right. You do the safe/predictable thing and it's predictable. You try to be unconventional and it turns into a mess (Itachi/Sasuke)
Do you guys want to see Kurapica succeed in in his revenge and kill the Spiders connected to the annihilation of the Kurta clan, or do you like those characters too much to have them die?
These revenge stories seem impossible to do right. You do the safe/predictable thing and it's predictable. You try to be unconventional and it turns into a mess (Itachi/Sasuke)
I was bummed when Ugo died. I'd kinda prefer Kurapika to fail lol.
Do you guys want to see Kurapica succeed in in his revenge and kill the Spiders connected to the annihilation of the Kurta clan, or do you like those characters too much to have them die?
These revenge stories seem impossible to do right. You do the safe/predictable thing and it's predictable. You try to be unconventional and it turns into a mess (Itachi/Sasuke)
Doesn't really matter. Seeing as the author pretty much flat out says they will all be dead by the finale. Although if memory serves me right he doesn't say if they will all be murdered. They could just die from other causes. So that's still up in the air at least.
Edit: could someone kindly post that interview where he says that.
idk I think as long as Chrollo dies the rest don't matter too much
like I'm not going to be outraged at Kurapika for not avenging his clan if Bononolenov or Machi survives
I don´t care about the rest as long as Chrollo, Shizuku and and Shalnark die.
If there's one thing I've learned about manga-ka, it's to never ever believe anything they say about their own manga (or at least, their future plans for it).
But do I want the Spiders to die? Well, they're cool, but they're also murderous jerkbags. I could go either way.
Actually, in particular, I'd like Nobunaga, Shizuku, Shalnark, Chrollo, Feitan, and maybe Franklin to die.
(Huh. That's actually most of them).
Doesn't really matter. Seeing as the author pretty much flat out says they will all be dead by the finale.
Oh yeah that's right. He said that in some interview from around the time the movie released
If Kurapica intends to kill all the spiders that would mean he'd have to kill Killua's brother (sister?) Kalluto, which is just going to make Kurapica a target of the Zoldycks which could not possibly end well for Kurapica. He might kill Chrollo but after that I don't think he'd be up to taking out the rest. I could see him losing his nen abilities once he accomplishes his goal and realises he has no real goals or will to do anything else in life.
If there's one thing I've learned about manga-ka, it's to never ever believe anything they say about their own manga (or at least, their future plans for it).
But do I want the Spiders to die? Well, they're cool, but they're also murderous jerkbags. I could go either way.
Actually, in particular, I'd like Nobunaga, Shizuku, Shalnark, Chrollo, Feitan, and maybe Franklin to die.
(Huh. That's actually most of them).
Well yeah I guess that is true, after all he didn't promise us anything. And plus its like I mentioned, I don't think he ever said they would be murdered,just all dead by the finale.
If Kurapica intends to kill all the spiders that would mean he'd have to kill Killua's brother (sister?) Kalluto, which is just going to make Kurapica a target of the Zoldycks which could not possibly end well for Kurapica. He might kill Chrollo but after that I don't think he'd be up to taking out the rest. I could see him losing his nen abilities once he accomplishes his goal and realises he has no real goals or will to do anything else in life.
No it doesn't at all, he only cares about the spiders that were part of the group when they took out the Kurta clan. He emphasizes on this when he starts working with Hisoka and when he questions Uvo about it to make sure killing him is the correct thing to do.
I wonder if it's possible to reset your nen abilities to zero and come up with a new fighting techniqe that falls in line with your nen type. Once Kurapica's targets are eliminated, he's stuck with a nen ability that isn't as effective on others
I wonder if it's possible to reset your nen abilities to zero and come up with a new fighting techniqe that falls in line with your nen type. Once Kurapica's targets are eliminated, he's stuck with a nen ability that isn't as effective on others
What would he need to fight for at that point?
But no, he's very blatantly stuck with it forever, that's the entire reason it's as strong as it is, because he put such a harsh specific 12 person limit on it. And he planned far enough in advance to give his ability a bunch of other abilities that do work on others.
Similarly, Cheetah guy had a power that only worked if he never got got, on the condition he'd lose it forever if he ever was.
They might be able to create other new abilities later, (Gon didn't get rock/paper/scissors all at once) but never something with that same condition or power again.
I meant a rough rough draft storyboard. Clearly I wouldn't mean a script. =/
Yeah, but there's no rough draft story-board.
You make a story board then you make the final pages, unless you decide to completly change the first story board you've done. Putting an extra meaningless step in the process would only waste time.
@RobbyBevard:
What would he need to fight for at that point?
I see what you are saying. Fighting for his clan is the most important thing to him and once the spiders are done with he's finished that chapter of his life. But as a hunter I'd imagine you never know, as you form bonds, when your allies or family may need you to fight a powerful threat
I believe some of his chain functions are not restricted to Spiders and he seems resourceful with weapons. I'm sure he'd still be a formidable fighter against a non-spider.
I had to check the opening again just for this.
…. it's true
Wish madhouse was more careful. It's like they saw the catgirl theme and made him a girl without bothering to get a closer look at Pitou. (s)he has a flat chest in the manga. Well it's not much of an issue anyways.As far as I can tell, only the queen and the king have the ability to reproduce.
The queen is asexual as "she" reproduces on her own. Taking the genes of other organisms doesn't count as mating.
The king is male only because he can forcefully mate with a female of another species.Everyone else is a soldier. The have no reproduction abilities and therefore no gender. Even that other queen with the ability to mutate people into slaves, because that doesn't count as reproduction.
Strictly speaking Pitou is genderless.I'm not denying Pitou's femininity, how we perceive him as female or the fanservice potential. (and not discussing this part further because it's been done before)
Just pointing something out, be careful with the words.
The ants have no "sex" as in have no reproductive organs but they are not necessarily genderless. Gender can be simply based in mental and psychological factors.
Example: a person born with both sexes still is identified with one gender.
So despite every ant being born with no sex we can still discuss their genders.
I just think many people did not read the manga because the art sucks, that´s all
Only after the New York Shin arc.
Before that it was glorious.
Yeah, but there's no rough draft story-board.
You make a story board then you make the final pages, unless you decide to completly change the first story board you've done. Putting an extra meaningless step in the process would only waste time.
That's nice, hon.
But as a hunter I'd imagine you never know, as you form bonds, when your allies or family may need you to fight a powerful threat
You mean like the Chimera Ants? Oh, whoops.
But really, it would help if Togashi checked in on Kurapika (and Leorio) a little more often to let us know where they stand in the series.
And the lamb lies down on Broadway
You mean like the Chimera Ants? Oh, whoops.
But really, it would help if Togashi checked in on Kurapika (and Leorio) a little more often to let us know where they stand in the series.
I might have cared more about Leorio and and Kurapika if they hadn't separated from Killua and Gon too. But I found them to be the least interesting. I did find it weird/interesting that Leorio seemed to have picked up an ability similar to random fodder in the GI arc.
You mean like the Chimera Ants? Oh, whoops.
Actually yes, that was exactly what I was thinking about
I might have cared more about Leorio and and Kurapika if they hadn't separated from Killua and Gon too. But I found them to be the least interesting. I did find it weird/interesting that Leorio seemed to have picked up an ability similar to random fodder in the GI arc.
That's one aspect Togashi is kinda weak on.
It's as if Magi was written in a way that you only give a shit about Alibaba/Aladdin and not a hoot about Mor or Tofu.
I might have cared more about Leorio and and Kurapika if they hadn't separated from Killua and Gon too. But I found them to be the least interesting. I did find it weird/interesting that Leorio seemed to have picked up an ability similar to random fodder in the GI arc.
That's one aspect Togashi is kinda weak on.
It's as if Magi was written in a way that you only give a shit about Alibaba/Aladdin and not a hoot about Mor or Tofu.
You only think like that because we saw less of them. If Kurapika was the one Gon was always with instead of Killua, you'd probably feel the same about Killua. That's just how he decided to develop the story, and there's nothing wrong with that method. And Leorio and Kurapika also got a fair share of development anyway.
Kurapika and Leorio's absence wouldn't be so pronounced if the ant arc hadn't taken seven hiatus filled years. Narratively, splititng them off for a while is fine. It's a nice change of pace actually that they don't happen to conveniently have the whole gang together for every adventure (Unlike say, Fairy Tail, which had a cast of 50 to choose from, but always uses the same 5 guys)
If the manga had kept running on straight them being gone for a year of greed island and 2 years of ants would have been fine… roughly the equivalent of dragonball characters being killed by Nappa and not really showing up again until after Frieza, or in OP the strawhats being missing for two years during the war.. (Similarly, the next arc NOT having Killua but using Ging will be interesting and showcase a different side of Gon.)
Just in the real world that lengthy almost decade long absence it diminished their presence a lot.
(Also, even though he never got group cover shots, Hisoka may as well be considered the fifth main character. He first appeared at the start of the series at the same time as Killua and is the most recurring character aside from him.)
You only think like that because we saw less of them. If Kurapika was the one Gon was always with instead of Killua, you'd probably feel the same about Killua. That's just how he decided to develop the story, and there's nothing wrong with that method. And Leorio and Kurapika also got a fair share of development anyway.
Maybe. But Kurapika even when he was getting screen time I didn't really like.
His personality is something that kinda bugs me.
I might have warmed but to him had he stuck around. But as it was in His arc, I was waiting for the story to get back to Gon Killua and Hisoka.
To be honest, i cared much more about Kurapika´s attempt for revenge than about Gon´s goal to find Ging.
Maybe. But Kurapika even when he was getting screen time I didn't really like.
His personality is something that kinda bugs me.
I might have warmed but to him had he stuck around. But as it was in His arc, I was waiting for the story to get back to Gon Killua and Hisoka.
Killua probably wouldn't be that memorable if he didn't get all the screentime he did. We'd just remember him as that collected teenage assassin character. It's through his interactions with others, Gon especially, that he was fleshed out. So it would be with Kurapika and Leorio as well, I think.
To be honest, i cared much more about Kurapika´s attempt for revenge than about Gon´s goal to find Ging.
The intensely personal arc heavy multi character backstory heavy revenge vendetta assassin quest is more interesting than the random vaguely explained whim "why not?" backstory?
Not much of a surprise there.
@RobbyBevard:
Kurapika and Leorio's absence wouldn't be so pronounced if the ant arc hadn't taken seven hiatus filled years.
Exactly my thoughts. I feel like it made sense for them to be absent from GI and CA. They have personal goals that were unrelated to GI, and them being off-screen for so long allows for Togashi to introduce them with some dramatic nen and character progression that makes sense without having to spend too much time showing training or what they've been up to or whatever. Under regular serialization their absence would have been comparable to the Straw Hats absence during the war arc
I agree with whoever it was that mentioned Leorio's punch disappointingly being something sort of average we've already seen from another hunter. But I'm hoping and betting on that that was just a glimpse at Leorio's nen. I don't necessarily think he's a powerhouse. But I do think he's a formidable fighter, and he's shown he's a leader with righteous desires (wanting to help others at no cost, wanting to have the whole Hunter organization be put to work to save Gon). I was never in the crowd that believed he and Kurapica were no longer main characters. If Leorio and Kurapica had not popped up soon after CA, then I would have conceded and changed my view to them being merely supportive characters. But they had their own stories to attend to during Greed Island, and there was no real reason for them to be seen during the Ant arc.
To be honest, i cared much more about Kurapika´s attempt for revenge than about Gon´s goal to find Ging.
Kurapika's quest was more interesting than Gon's, but I didnt care about Kurapika. I liked more of the Spiders than him so I kinda wanted him to really fail. He's not a character archetype I enjoy. He's a thousand times better than Sasuke. But he just didn't hold my interest.
]Kurapika's quest was more interesting than Gon's, but I didnt care about Kurapika. I liked more of the Spiders than him so I kinda wanted him to really fail. He's not a character archetype I enjoy. He's a thousand times better than Sasuke. But he just didn't hold my interest.
For me, that kind of correlates. I wanted Kurapika to succeed and kill as many of the Troupe as possible but i doubt it would care about the success of his quest that much if i did not care about Kurapika himself. For me, he is an essential part of the story because, unlike Gon who is mostly interested in adventure or Killua who is eager to learn about a life other than that of an assassin, Kurapika has an absolute and concrete goal for which he is ready to give everything, i think the story would not be as good without such a character.
I'm interested in seeing what his personality is currently like. Didn't we see him ignore multiple calls from Leorio concerning Gon? The page we saw of him he looked sort of absent of emotion. I don't think he's gone all Sasuke on us, but I think there's been a change in him.
I'm interested in seeing what his personality is currently like. Didn't we see him ignore multiple calls from Leorio concerning Gon? The page we saw of him he looked sort of absent of emotion. I don't think he's gone all Sasuke on us, but I think there's been a change in him.
If i remember correctly, there was a panel of him in a church in the last chapter in which he looks rather scary which probably means he will be even more ruthless.
I don't know but for me he seemed kinda lifeless, like he did accomplish his goal in life and didn't get any satisfaction from it.
Also, it doesn't help that Togashi keeps promoting Kurapika and Leorio as main characters when they've actually been absent for the majority of the series.
I mean, why the hell are they on the front covers of volumes they don't even appear in? Hell, Kurapika and Leorio are the only characters to appear on volume 18 and 19, respectively, despite not appearing in them.
I didn't mind them being gone for the Heaven's Arena or Greed Island, but the Ant arc, even without the hiatus's, was too damn long for us to go without seeing them.
That's one aspect Togashi is kinda weak on.
It's as if Magi was written in a way that you only give a shit about Alibaba/Aladdin and not a hoot about Mor or Tofu.
It's more the fact that he's spent so many years getting through this arc that it feels as bad as it does.
I mean it's still his fault and all, just for a different reason.
Also I asked about this before but it got kinda ignored due to episode news and arguments preceding lock, so: anyone can dig up when the first and last chapter of the Ant arc (186 and 318 respectively) were published in Jump ? The HXH Wiki, as noted, doesn't even have the latter which I assume would be alot easier then when 186 came out, at which time I don't think specific series-centric wikis even existed.
@No:
Also I asked about this before but it got kinda ignored due to episode news and arguments preceding lock, so: anyone can dig up when the first and last chapter of the Ant arc (186 and 318 respectively) were published in Jump ? The HXH Wiki, as noted, doesn't even have the latter which I assume would be alot easier then when 186 came out, at which time I don't think specific series-centric wikis even existed.
HxH started on March 3, 1998
HxH started going on frequent hiatus in 2006 (moreso than before)
About 45-48 chapters get published a year for any given author (holidays, sick days, research, etc.)
At that pace, Togashi would've gotten to 186 after 4 years, so approximately mid 2002
The scanlations for 318 came out around September 22, 2011 which was a Thursday, so the early RAWs would be out a few days before that (Sept 18-20)
At 340 chapters, if Togashi didn't go on hiatus and kept on track, he would've reach this point after approx 7.5 years (2005-2006) and would be at around chapter 675 right now (assuming the series didn't conclude before that point).
What a dick. Dragon Quest isn't even that good. At least blow off HxH for something better -.-
At 340 chapters, if Togashi didn't go on hiatus and kept on track, he would've reach this point after approx 7.5 years (2005-2006) and would be at around chapter 675 right now (assuming the series didn't conclude before that point).
So yeah, wow. If your numbers are accurate, then, as of now, Togashi has spent approximately half of HxH's serialization doing absolutely nothing.
Also, it took him 8 years to do the CA arc, when he should have been able to do it in 3.
@RobbyBevard:
If the number of eyes we saw was the full amount, it meant that he's only done like, 1/20th of his goal. And he still hasn't avenged them.
At least two of the ones who slaughtered his clan are already dead, Ubogin and Pakunoda so he's getting there.
Kurapika's quest was more interesting than Gon's, but I didnt care about Kurapika. I liked more of the Spiders than him so I kinda wanted him to really fail. He's not a character archetype I enjoy. He's a thousand times better than Sasuke. But he just didn't hold my interest.
Can I ask what makes Sasuke a terrible character?(am honestly asking because its one of the things I've always seen people say but imho I don't think he is, so I would like to know where your opinion comes from)
Kurapika for me used to be uninteresting until the point where he was willing to accept Gon, Leorio and Killua's help with the spiders. Plus I like how he always seems to be someone who truly wants to do right by others(he is usually kind) but the spiders are what are basically poisoning his good nature.
Speaking of Kurapika, Phantom Rogue came out a long time ago, at least earlier than film Z and there is already a really good copy of Z out but no Phantom Rogue, anyone know something about this?
HOW COME LUFFY NEVER KILLS AN ENEMY?
ODA:ITS BECAUSE IN THAT ERA EVERYONE USES THEIR LIVES TO FIGHT FOR THEIR DREAMS. FOR AN ENEMY WHEN THEIR DREAM HAS BEEN SHATTERED,IT IS AS PAINFUL AS DEATH,I BELIEVE FOR A PIRATE NOT TO KILL AN ENEMY , IT'S GIVING THEM A SECOND CHANCE TO FIGHT FOR THEIR DREAMS.
Can I ask what makes Sasuke a terrible character?
Oh you know, the way he overreacts (and overreacts is putting it lightly) over anything negative or difficult that goes on in his life, the way he allows his emotions to blind him so bad he lives his life as a puppet or fighting for a situation that is merely a lie to him. The way he nearly kills a woman, attempts to kill a hero and his former teacher, and attempts to kill a former teammate, and he thinks saying "sorry" and deciding to be a good guy again is just a-okay and makes up for the things he's done
Sasuke could NOT be a bigger drama queen. "Oh my brother murdered my family. I need to throw away all my values, nearly kill my friends, and join an enemy to ratify this problem I'm facing." Some people in the leaf are shady and his brother felt it was in the village's best interest to take out the Uchiha clan. What's Sasuke's reaction? Punish EVERYONE in the leaf and ruin his brothers plan that he died for. I mean the way his mind works is just completely ridiculous and impossible to take serious.
I've always found him visually appealing from a character design and fighting style POV. And for Naruto's standards he's a "cool" character. But let's not act like it's ridiculous for someone to accuse him of being a terrible character
Naruto and Sasuke exchanging dialogue on the importance of relationships and what's right and wrong was one of the best things of their fight in Part 1. That part of engaging in verbal arguments on values became impossible in part 2 because Sasuke's personality (his reasoning, his belief system, his willingness to acknowledge anything other than his opinion) became so terrible. A fight between Naruto and Sasuke would have been horrible in Part 2. They no longer had a relationship and their relationship was what took their fight to such high levels in Part 1. If they had fought in Part 2 there would have been nothing for either of them to say to one another and it would have just been a boring pissing contest of high powered jutsu.
I used to love Naruto. It unfuriates me to no end how bad that series became. It's drop in quality is more of a heartbreaker than the hiatus plague that has held HXH's story back from progressing at a tolerable pace
Oh you know, the way he overreacts (and overreacts is putting it lightly) over anything negative or difficult that goes on in his life, the way he allows his emotions to blind him so bad he lives his life as a puppet or fighting for a situation that is merely a lie to him. The way he nearly kills a woman, attempts to kill a hero and his teacher, and attempts to kill a former teammate, and he thinks saying "sorry" and deciding to be a good guy again is just a-okay and makes up for the things he's done
Sasuke could NOT be a bigger drama queen. "Oh my brother murdered my family. I need to throw away all my values, nearly kill my friends, and join an enemy to ratify this problem I'm facing." Some people in the leaf are shady and his brother felt it was in the village's best interest to take out the Uchiha clan. What's Sasuke's reaction? Punish EVERYONE in the leaf and ruin his brothers plan that he died for. I mean the way his mind works is just completely ridiculous and impossible to take serious.
I've always found him visually appealing from a character design and fighting style POV. And for Naruto's standards he's a "cool" character. But let's not act like it's ridiculous for someone to accuse him of being a terrible character
Naruto and Sasuke exchanging dialogue on the importance of relationships and what's right and wrong was one of the best things of their fight in Part 1. That part of engaging in verbal arguments on values became impossible in part 2 because Sasuke's personality (his reasoning, his belief system, his willingness to acknowledge anything other than his opinion) became so terrible. A fight between Naruto and Sasuke would have been horrible in Part 2. They no longer had a relationship and their relationship was what took their fight to such high levels in Part 1. If they had fought in Part 2 there would have been nothing for either of them to say to one another and it would have just been a boring pissing contest of high powered jutsu.
I used to love Naruto. It unfuriates me to no end how bad that series became. It's drop in quality is more of a heartbreaker than the hiatus plague that has held HXH's story back from progressing at a tolerable pace
OK good points, now this is how I view Sasuke as a character.
His brother massacred his entire clan, everyone one of them and then had him relive the whole massacre over and over again. Reason(at the time) because he wants to test his limits. Now anyone would have gone bat shit insane after that(Sasuke was for all intents and purposes alone in the world by then). So instead of allowing himself to descend into madness he clutched onto the only thing that would keep him sane, his hatred for his brother and his need for vengence.
He basically lived his life with a single purpose(the only thing that could keep him sane) to kill his brother. Sasuke didn't just want to be a shinobi, he wanted to be exceptional, to be above and beyond anyone else his age since that was the only way he could have even the slightest chance against Itachi.
Then the dead last of the class starts claiming and proving that he is equal to him, in Sasuke's eyes that means that all he did until then was for nothing, if it was that easy for a failure like Naruto to equal and even surpass him.
True, Kakashi actually realized this during the Chuunin exams and that is why he opted to train Sasuke personally, to show him that Konoha can help him against Itachi, instead Naruto again proves to be his superior and he decides that Konoha can't teach him enough and that's why he defects(with the fight on the rooftop been the defining moment).
You say that by joining Orochimaru that he was joining the enemy, he wasn't because unlike Naruto Sasuke doesn't owe Konoha a damn thing(I could say that he was never even loyal, he was just staying there to get the tools he needed for his vengence) after all, where was Konoha when his entire clan was been massacred in the dead of night, we should he care about protecting the village that couldn't protect him?
When Sasuke finally defeats Itachi he has accomplished his goal but what next, there is nothing to keep him away from the madness that he's been fighting against all this time, until he learns that it is Konoha that caused him all the pain and grief he has gone through, so he latches onto that. Come on killing all the men. women, children, elderly and even unborn children just to prevent a coup that they could have stopped otherwise, how is Sasuke supposed to react to that?
Why not just destroy the place that asks for such sacrifices just so that they can be protected?
He did try in the end, he tried feeling other things than hate, he tried making friends and loving them but in the end his hatred was greater and it consumed him and that's the difference between him and Naruto, where he gave into darkness that despair and loneliness brought, Naruto persevered and refused to give into it. That's why I think he's character is good(for an antagonist)
HOW COME LUFFY NEVER KILLS AN ENEMY?
ODA:ITS BECAUSE IN THAT ERA EVERYONE USES THEIR LIVES TO FIGHT FOR THEIR DREAMS. FOR AN ENEMY WHEN THEIR DREAM HAS BEEN SHATTERED,IT IS AS PAINFUL AS DEATH,I BELIEVE FOR A PIRATE NOT TO KILL AN ENEMY , IT'S GIVING THEM A SECOND CHANCE TO FIGHT FOR THEIR DREAMS.
Personally, I don't hate Sasuke (I don't like him either).
The problem I have with his "heel turn" is not the reasons behind it but the way it's been written.
I don't think the main actions he did are stupid (leaving Konoha to gain power from Oro to beat his brother, turning his anger against the Hokage when he learnt Itachi's story, starting to doubt his path after meeting Edo Itachi, deciding to side against Madara).
I just think that they were each time poorly executed. So, a character that was theorically complex became annoying.
Can I ask what makes Sasuke a terrible character?(am honestly asking because its one of the things I've always seen people say but imho I don't think he is, so I would like to know where your opinion comes from)
Kurapika for me used to be uninteresting until the point where he was willing to accept Gon, Leorio and Killua's help with the spiders. Plus I like how he always seems to be someone who truly wants to do right by others(he is usually kind) but the spiders are what are basically poisoning his good nature.
Speaking of Kurapika, Phantom Rogue came out a long time ago, at least earlier than film Z and there is already a really good copy of Z out but no Phantom Rogue, anyone know something about this?
I will reply to you after I'm on a proper computer. (im on my phone). While thers have said some stuff I have more to add.
Probably should take this discussion to the Naruto/Bleach thread.
Just sayin'
And the lamb lies down on Broadway
Probably should take this discussion to the Naruto/Bleach thread.
Just sayin'
I was just gonna send him a private post. But I suppose I could dump it there too.
do you guys think Pitou has like a lil barbed cat dick under his cute spats or is the rest of him like a barbie doll too
@The:
do you guys think Pitou has like a lil barbed cat dick under his cute spats or is the rest of him like a barbie doll too
Why stop at one lil barbed cat dick
@The:
do you guys think Pitou has like a lil barbed cat dick under his cute spats or is the rest of him like a barbie doll too
I just….....I don't know. We somehow manage to make the Chimera Ant arc even more creepier and disturbing than it already is.
I just….....I don't know. We somehow manage to make the Chimera Ant arc even more creepier and disturbing than it already is.
Welcome to the Arlong Park forums, would you like directions to the Hall of Shame?
Welcome to the Arlong Park forums, would you like directions to the Hall of Shame?
I agree, we should have shafted Nobodyman long before this.
Undecided voters are the most disgusting part of politics.
