Chapter 907: The Empty Throne
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Now I'm just curious to see lazy Kizaru go all-out in a fight.
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get we get an imgur link?
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Great juxtoposition between Donquixote Mjosguard and Donquixote Doflamingo. One sees himself as a god and would not change his ways no matter how much of the world he saw, one only saw part of the world and elected to change himself.
Goes to show it's about who you are and your decision, not what your blood is.
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Is the site loading for anyone?
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16 chars of Jaimini's out.
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hell are the rocks
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hell are the rocks
Either a former crew before Roger, or an epithet for a group of pirates from before Roger. Like the Emperors before the Emperors.
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"These people aren't humans!"
Does she mean that literally or figuratively
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"These people aren't humans!"
Does she mean that literally or figuratively
Most likely figuratively.
The world and in there minds got them feel there above everyone. -
I don't think I've ever hated a character more than Charles.
And I'm pleasantly surprised by Mjosguard. It's nice to see some of the celestial dragons can get better (and not just in flashbacks). Makes me appreciate Otohime even more.
It's really nice when stuff from so far back pays off.
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The world and in there minds got them feel there above everyone.
I had to read this like five times to semi-comprehend you.
Anyway, pandaman on pg 15
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Holy shit, that was awesome.
One minor thing: I bet the certain pirate that’s gonna be discussed in that room is Edwar D. Teach, not our lovable rubber protagonist.
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hell are the rocks
Poneglyphs, maybe? That would explain why Garp won't say their real name out loud.
And Oda's interlude chapters of the past has always been awesome, so this extended version of it is one hell of a treat.
And I'm really glad that Otohime was right, this payoff made me happy -
Oh shit, Big Mom and Kaidou alliance, Shanks and that Celestial Dragon.
The arc inbetweens are the best.
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Otohime just won like 800+ mother points and 20000+ politician points from beyond the grave.
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"Even though they lost their captain, There power is still growing"
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The Rocks? Who lost their captain? That threw me off balance.
Someone on the spoiler thread mentioned that it could've been a name instead, like "Roux". Could it be one of those really-hard-to-translate-until-we-get-more-context situations?
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"They have lost their Captain"
Who was the leader of Linlin and Kaido?
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Poneglyphs, maybe? That would explain why Garp won't say their real name out loud.
And Oda's interlude chapters of the past has always been awesome, so this extended version of it is one hell of a treat.
And I'm really glad that Otohime was right, this payoff made me happyBut Hina mentioned that their captain was gone, so it has to be a pirate crew. Right?
edit: I bet whoever the captain is, it’ll be the one with the stereotypical, legendary eyepatch.
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I bet that the legend that Oda was talking about and the pirate that shanks wants to talk about is "Rocks".
They are making a comeback :D -
hell are the rocks
My first impression, based on what Hina says, is that maybe BM and Kaido were part of the same crew… or that this is some sort of faction we have never heard of before that grows in power.
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"These people aren't human!"
Yes they are, empathy and good behavior aren't a prerequisite to be human.
Claiming they aren't is disingenuous and doesn't reflect the true scope and reach of bigotry/corruption.
Lol why'd I write this.
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Otohime just won like 800+ mother points and 20000+ politician points from beyond the grave.
see, that one panel from the last chapter about the slave labor walking sidewalk makes me think/hope for an outside shot at a Fisher Tiger redux soon. Probably not this arc, but soon.
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Shanks is definatelly speaking about Blackbeard, the whole thing reminds me the time he went to Whitebeard to warn him about Blackbeard as well.
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My first impression, based on what Hina says, is that maybe BM and Kaido were part of the same crew… or that this is some sort of faction we have never heard of before that grows in power.
Yeah, it seems so. Rocks could be either their crew's name or their captain's name. In japanese, it is ambiguous.
Since the start of this chapter, everything indicates that BM and Kaido were indeed in the same crew. So, their captain should have been even more powerful than them. Even more powerful than the strongest creature. That's the legend Oda was talking about in last year's Jump Festa.
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Wow. This is the best gossebumps-inducing chapter I´ve read in years.
Garp, Big Mom, Kaidou and Shanks all in one chapter? I really, really want to read "Garp´s adventures" someday. Did the marines just imply Garp got rid of the captain of BM and Kaidou, who were in one crew together?
That scene with Charloss taking Shirahoshi, CP0 appearing, the royals panicking, that was super intense.
Awesome stuff.
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Yeah, it seems so. Rocks could be either their crew's name or their captain's name. In japanese, it is ambiguous.
Since the start of this chapter, everything indicates that BM and Kaido were indeed in the same crew. So, their captain should have been even more powerful than them. Even more powerful than the strongest creature. That's the legend Oda was talking about in last year's Jump Festa.
But mama and kaidou are from a different generation, right? It is possible that kaidou was a trainee like shanks was though (kaidou being a cabin boy, imagine that)
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But mama and kaidou are from a different generation, right? It is possible that kaidou was a trainee like shanks was though (kaidou being a cabin boy, imagine that)
Do we know Kaidou's age? Would he really be so interested in killing himself if he wasn't old?
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I'm pretty sure One Piece's world treats the Celestial Dragons as literally not humans.
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None of Big Mom's backstory implies that she would ever agree to be part of any crew where she isn't the boss.
And surprised that Shanks himself made the decision to go see the Gorosei.Supposed Plot Hole: In ch 800, Akainu implied that the Gorosei were the puppets of Tenryubito. In this chapter, it is being said that Gorosei are the leaders of tenryubito.
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Do we know Kaidou's age?
I don't think so but i read somewhere that shanks and kaidou are from the same generation while mama is with WB.
Can someone confirm?
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Any scenarios on how in hell did Shanks get there without anyone noticing ? I presume only the Elders know he is there and the soldiers guardint the authority room.
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Yeah, it seems so. Rocks could be either their crew's name or their captain's name. In japanese, it is ambiguous.
Since the start of this chapter, everything indicates that BM and Kaido were indeed in the same crew. So, their captain should have been even more powerful than them. Even more powerful than the strongest creature. That's the legend Oda was talking about in last year's Jump Festa.
Indeed. However, I thought BM was basically reigning as her own boss based on what we saw in the last arc.
Another thing that just crossed my mind: When she talked to Luffy for the first time she said ”Oh, Garp’s grandson” (iirc). I thought that line meant something, that she on a more personal level knew about Garp. Him breaking her (first?) crew could have been just that.
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Are the "rocks" the pirate crew Linlin and Kaidou once a part of?
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I don't think so but i read somewhere that shanks and kaidou are from the same generation while mama is with WB.
Can someone confirm?
The Ace Novel states as such. The canonicity of those novels is kind of up in the air. The author and editor of the novel discussed plot points with Oda and he gave them notes with supervision, so I have to assume that it's pretty canon.
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None of Big Mom's backstory implies that she would ever agree to be part of any crew where she isn't the boss.
And surprised that Shanks himself made the decision to go see the Gorosei.Supposed Plot Hole: In ch 800, Akainu implied that the Gorosei were the puppets of Tenryubito. In this chapter, it is being said that Gorosei are the leaders of tenryubito.
In some translations I read he was calling the Cipher Pol of tenryuubito puppets. I do not know which one is right.
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see, that one panel from the last chapter about the slave labor walking sidewalk makes me think/hope for an outside shot at a Fisher Tiger redux soon. Probably not this arc, but soon.
Mashwrjsh (I should learn his name now that he's human) is either unaware, or still an asshole for everyone not merfolk (I doubt as that is not the way that oda does it). I dunno if he can just free slaves without any consequences, just like he can beat the snoot out of Charlos.
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Any scenarios on how in hell did Shanks get there without anyone noticing ? I presume only the Elders know he is there and the soldiers guardint the authority room.
He jumped from the window :ninja:
Seriously he seems to be presented as an atypical pirate even for one piece standards, he's no one enemy always trying to mediate and playing the wise figure.
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Are the "rocks" the pirate crew Linlin and Kaidou once a part of?
It could have been an alliance instead of a crew with the captain just being the leader of the alliance.
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Damn, teasing us again like that.
Glad that Oda decided to sprinkle a shade of grey among Celestials. Is this the last time Charlos gets blasted to his face? Can't get enough of that.
Shanks is the most respected man in the world it seems.
Funny, didn't even get the chance to comment last week's chapter. I like this one a lot better.
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Rocks also could be some island or an incident in which BM, Kaido and Garp were involved. Since Hina seems to refer to the heroic actions of Garp related to that 'rocks' thing…
@They:
"They have lost their Captain"
Who was the leader of Linlin and Kaido?
I don't know, but the association they were involved doesn't look like the crewmates relationship, but more like an alliance, even if they were crewmates at some moment.
Anyway it's really interesting. Each yonkou has his/her territory in the new world, and basically BM is telling Kaido "I will enter your territory searching for StrawHats; you owe it to me". Sure she knew from the beginning Kaido would refuse, but she counters proposing him an alliance. And since Luffy is not yet a threat for her or for Kaido (or so they think) it seems BM wants not only Luffy's head but also something else.
Shanks is definatelly speaking about Blackbeard, the whole thing reminds me the time he went to Whitebeard to warn him about Blackbeard as well.
It could be Luffy, BB or Edward Weevil, I guess.
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Everyone saying that the Five Elders are on the top of the food chain, but I'm gonna bet that they're answering at least somewhat to some space beings.
I'm also convinced that Shanks is not there to discuss Luffy. Has Shanks ever spoken of Luffy while not smiling? He's probably going to discuss Blackbeard, which has been his go-to topic each of the last two times he has sought out a summit with a powerful or influential figure. Although he sent a messenger boy to Whitebeard the first time.
This is already the greatest arc of all time.
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Rocks will be the hidden legend that emerges. A crew before Rogers time
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Mashwrjsh (I should learn his name now that he's human) is either unaware, or still an asshole for everyone not merfolk (I doubt as that is not the way that oda does it). I dunno if he can just free slaves without any consequences, just like he can beat the snoot out of Charlos.
I think/hope he realizes that he’ll be dead before dawn if he tries to do anything of that sort unilaterally, thus waiting on a person/people of FT’s caliber to free the slaves.
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Suddenly got this revelation : what if the 'rocks' will be featured in a new movie?
Oda did the same thing with shiki, he incorporate the char in the manga then use him as a char in the movie.
We already got so much in our plate to be deal with (kaidou, wano, RA, ryokugyu, etc) so introducing an ancient pirate crew to wreck things up might not be feasible. So Oda might introduce the crew in the manga just be used later in the movie.
I hope I'm wrong though cause i would love to see this crew in the manga.
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Also BM wants to be listen talking to Kaido… hmmmm
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Rocks maybe the pirate group of Linlin and Kaidou.
I have a guess that the captain of that pirate group is the one that Oda talked about, when saying the greatest enemy SH has ever faced.
A new super strong, yet ancient, character.
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It seems like Oda is setting up more parallels between Roger and Luffy. It looks like Roger also had to defeat a group of pirates or some incredibly strong crew to cement his claim as Pirate King. I always thought up until this point that Roger and Whitebeards time was sparse with pirates and that they kind of were the ones to establish the power of pirates in the world. But looks like just like Luffy has to, Roger had to take down the big guns of his era. Which is pretty cool, kind of makes the connection between them even closer. But it does make you wonder why Roger was the first Pirate King, if these supposed "Rocks" were incredibly powerful?
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Feeling at a loss here.
The "rocks" stuff is so elliptic that I first thought I had skipped a page. I …guess Big Mom and Kaido were once part of a same faction/alliance/crew ? And they fought Garp ? Gives me mixed feelings though, I both like and hate it when Oda drops mysterious stuff out of the blue that he may not address again for a year or so. Plus, it's another of those awkward situations where a major player is introduced and they're apparently so important that everyone has known about them for ages, yet I can't help but feel disturbed that we, the reader, never heard about it before.
The return of the grateful Celestial Dragon is a nice twist, but I'm sort of annoyed that he is another DonQuixote. Who exactly would he be to Doflamingo ? Uncle ? Cousin ? And, more importantly, where was he when the rest of his family went into exile ? I wouldn't have minded if he was from another entirely unconnected family, or even a relative of Saint Charlos.
Also, I don't know what to make of Shanks having his entries in the World Government.
Oh, and, CP0. Bah. I've seen enough of stoic Lucci for a lifetime, couldn't be more underwhelmed to be reminded that the secret-police-beyond-secret is CP9 with a new name...