@Steven:

I cannot wait to see Jesus pack some fudge.

He will give him his own 'fist of love'

@peeko:

Yea, that's what I thought as well, it's just another spot on the island / continent..

But that doesn't make sense unless they were discovering random blotches of treasure. If they were storing it and it wasn't freezing over, then they'd just be leaving it there in heaps in the middle of an icy island.

@peeko:

oh shit i just noticed something, page 15, ceasar calls dofla ''joker'' im sure fuji will understand this, on the panel right after the ceasar one, there's a question mark right by fujitora. Didnt notice this on the first read. So the marine will know that dofla is joker for sure now.

I read that, and totally overlooked it. At first I was thinking Fujitora would take no action against Dofla since he's still a warlord, but now I'm wondering what's going to happen. Makes you wonder what's more important, keeping 'joker' secret, or keeping smile production. Either way, an Admiral has heard it and the only way to un-hear it is to stop an admiral. . which i don't see happening.

@icel:

Wow, people actually eat up this sappy shit?
Then again, I always wondered how Hallmark was still in business.

Though tell me, in your honest opinion, would this situation have been the same if Violet had been a guy? Would Sanji have "seen the honest tears" (gag) and been so ridiculously adamant about him being innocent based on that alone?
If your first thought is "no," which is the truth, then Violet's gender must have had a big part to do with it. Whether the tears were actually honest or not.

You can't be serious?
So what, Sanji should have broke out of being tied up, then booted her in the goddamn face, and that would have not been sexist? Is there anything that /isn't/ sexist? Be honest with me. What should have happened in this scenario that you wouldn't have claimed it was sexist?

I love Bellamy's new personality. He changed from that character you're made to hate to another character that has a purpose in the new world. Interesting hearing about Skypiea and I'm guessing the pillar was plundered from there.

I really liked this chapter. I loved how they went with the Mocha bit. I think the problem with it, is Oda didn't give us enough Mocha from the start, or the other children. Usually he will take the time to make us care about the characters or get into their head enough that we feel more when stuff like this happens.

I think he could have done that better if from the earlier introduction to the children there was more interaction with them. 90% of their screen time was them being giant bags of rage and withdrawl.

It seems people got sick of the 'flashbacks' and Mocha stuff after a few panels, where FI flashbacks took more than one chapter(because Oda made us 'care' more about the characters)

@D:

role eyes

! http://lh6.ggpht.com/-N9UT7BI8ocY/T_yhjnTzI-I/AAAAAAAAAcw/wHcCCqI4k00/225927.jpg
! http://2.bp.blogspot.com/-TAK5k-5LXc4/TmsMwad4tmI/AAAAAAAAAt8/5zlny6ZAJ-4/s1600/Dadan.PNG

or maybe we got a peak under the hat

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! ok not really

If CC can control air, I hope luffy goes G3 and CC can control the air inside him and make him hit other strawhats or himself. :wub:

Lola's mother will show up before law switches the bodies back, and nami really will be a man

crap theory thread here I come

I took it as the candy they take is simply to keep them addicted. If they are addicted and away from the drug, they will receive withdrawl and think that they are sick, and the /other/ medication they are being provided with is helping them feel better. This medication is mentioned by Brownbeard, as to Brownbeard and the kids, the candy is simply candy.

As for if this is the same candy from fishman island, it could be. If the candy factory was some drug front, and big mam was in that business I could understand that. However it seems big mam is sincerely a lover of sweets, and this could be coincidence. I'll have an opinion on this one after another read through of FI.

The kids however are able to relate the symptoms they receive of withdrawl to the candy which is also noteworthy.