Was it stated something about the relationship between Ulti’s father and Kaido? The wiki seem to imply that they knew each other

In Chapter 117, Dorry seems to imply that every human who has reached Little Garden is dead, but maybe another translator could read it as “most humans died”, which would leave room for the red hair pirates to having been there and having survived

@Chams-0 said in Greg: Teacher of SUPER " OP " course !:

@FolhaS Not necessarily. In fact Drum is not even part of that "magnetic route", it was a detour to find Nami a doctor. And everything after Little Garden was changed because they didn't wait the 100 years for the log pose and took and eternal pose to Alabasta. So we don't know the complete route from start to finish.

I recalled that Drum was a sort of detour as well. But maybe it was considered a “detour” because they were following the Eternal Pose pointing to Arabasta, not the ordinary Log Pose.

In chapter 130 it is also said to head “towards the south” (in search for a doctor), which would make Drum likely to be the third island in the central route (highlighted in the map of chapter 105).

( this however would be inconsistent with the rule, which Oda almost never respected, according to which islands should be ordered in a seasonal fashion, so that Little Garden should have been an autumn island)

How could someone sailing from Wa end up in East Blue?
Someday, I would like an explanation for all the cases in which people trespass the Red Line or the Calm Belt or even both

Right! How could I forget Kin’emon? 🫣
Seems I love tertiary and quasi -extra characters way too much

An example of canon fighting style that involves a sword on fire is given by Fossa

Should we worry that Oda actually wrote a story where the straw hats had to fight the Shadow King? 🤭

Was it stated somewhere that the seraphim are only 7? Is it possibile that there is one for every pirate who has been a warlord?

@Greg
I see.
Thanks for the answer!

Greg, do you think Oda's wife has a say in certain designs?

It seems to me that characters like Ace, Law, Shanks, Zoro, Sanji, Sabo, Drake, Smoker, or even King and Doflamingo, all seem built to be the perfect male specimens. Not only from an exterior point of view; also their backgrounds seem designed to suit the feminine taste. And the story between Rayleigh and Shakuyaku could very well be a subject for some erotic novelist.

All these elements make me think of some female "editor" trying to counter-balance the pervasive fan-service aimed at males, or to appease the female audience.