I was having trouble opening the Mangastream link on the first page. Use this link if you have a problem as well.

This chapter was interesting, but certainly not as action-packed as the previous two. It is nice to see the crew showing their personalities though. They definitely have retained the mindsets they had prior to the time shift. Obviously, I personally want the time shift to give them more nuance, but that sort of thing takes time.

Franky's retractable hair and arm-in-arm action is wonderful! He truly is the last and best Battle Franky…..uh......except for the one on the forums, of course.

@Buccaneer:

I'd be surprised if this hasn't been brought up a million times, but isn't Armor Haki pretty similar to Hamon from Jojo?

Is there any indication that Luffy's movements in the most recent chapters are a result of speed or some other ability? It would be weird to think that "The Will of the King" functioned the way "Za Warudo" did in Jojo.

As a side note, I went to the beginning of this thread and noted that I had the second post. It's awfully weird to read something that you typed five years ago.

Danke schoein, Doflamingo!

I guess I should have figured that Oda had something else planned for the son of Oars. Characters don't fall down in One Piece without getting up a few times after the fact.

I'm a little surprised that the other rookie pirate crews are still on the Shabondy Archipelago. I guess the Marines aren't there to bother them anymore, but it still seems strange to me.

Last, but not least, Luffy…...geez.......seeing him in front of the three Admirals is absolutely frightening. Forget Daredevil, Luffy is the (Rubber) Man Without Fear.

My raw provider has a first name, it's D-O-F-L-A. My raw provider has a second name, it's M-I-N-G-O. Thanks, m'man!

Ubiq hit the nail on the head, this whole chapter is fanservice for people who have read through all of One Piece up until this point. I am having trouble placing the Marine with the ship's wheel in his head. Was he the man in charge before Sengoku?

Seeing Gecko Moria and Donquixote in what appear to be pirate crews is certainly strange. Young Silver and Crocus were also strange to see. The whole chapter feels like Oda lifted back the curtain where he keeps all the flashbacks and they all ran amuck.

@Private:

Fire Emblem for the GBA.

O RLY? Anything in particular set you off about it?

Custer's Revenge and Big Rigs probably take the cake for the worst video games I have ever seen. I recently rediscovered Tazmania for the Super Nintendo…and wish I had left it buried. Every level is spent running across the same set of screens over and over until you have eaten enough kiwis to clear the level. Lather, rinse, repeat until you die of boredom.

Broken Pixels at www.gamevideos.com has run a few episodes of particularly bad games. My personal pick would be the Incredible Crash Dummies on Gameboy. The controls were incredibly poor and most of the objectives in the game were rather unclear.

I am surprised that no one has mentioned the Age of Empires DS game. It is different from the regular PC games, but the touch screen is implemented well and the game is pretty cheap. Meteos and Elite Beat Agents are a lot of fun as well. The one issue with EBA is the difficulty. It is all memorization, as is the case with most rhythm games, and is pretty unforgiving as far as difficulty.

Q: Why doesn't Usopp trust Thousand Sunny?

A: It's a lion.

Q: What happened to the ocean when Crocodile tripped on some rope on a dock?

A: He fell for it hook, line, and sinker.

A: Dracula would try and suck his blood, but fail. The failure would not be due to using tekkai, but because Lucci is, in fact, heartless.

Q: What if Luffy met Lucci….on 4chan?

4x = x + 150 –> 3x = 150 --> x = 50

I could be wrong though since the thing about pumping gas seemed extraneous.