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My ship is alive and well! Who knows for how long, but for now, they couldn't be doing better!
Okay guys imagine if Zoro had a car. Driving alone, he might find his way to where he was going, like maybe after a dozen detours. But then he parks his car and can't find it again and he just... doesn't have a car anymore. Or he does, but he's got no idea if it's around the corner or on another island entirely.
It's a Shippy Granny! Yay for the Shippy Granny! Yay for our ship!
Considering how Koko apparently likes fortune-telling with playing cards (maybe Tarot cards, the description I found is kind of vague), and there are definitely supernatural elements at play in TR, I think it would be fun if he was legitimately telling the future, he just doesn’t know the context. He pulls some cards indicating that there’s going to be a major life change that could be for good or ill in the near-future and nothing happens for him. Meanwhile, Takemichi is being hit by a train twelve years in the future.
I love this idea! Could also see him pulling cards that do relate to his own future but because it's so far ahead he forgets by the time it happens and never puts things together. But could definitely imagine him pulling cards relating to others and the wider gang scene as well!
Or maybe he predicts bad thing accurately but then Takemichi comes from the future and changes everything, turning Koko's predictions inaccurate, and because of this no one realizes the guy's got actual talent in fortune telling.
Is this what they call...
...a cliffhanger?
So... Candelle was bedridden for a long time after the Celestial Dragons visited? She married the king right after? And now her daughter is with the Celestial Dragons?
...I don't think Shuri's really the king's daughter, but one of a Celestial Dragon like Bonnie. And the king knew and decided to protect Candela by marrying her.
But did Shuri kill him for keeping the secret? Was she controlled? Or did Shuri make some kind of deal with them to protect the people of her country, Brook included?
Dunno why but I just thought that Taki would get along with Sasago and Urihime like a house on fire.
Yelp, Kyogai kinda went flying out of the blue! Really the opposite of Shousa's end, which you could see coming from several chapters away. It's good to have some of the more important characters to face their end this way though; it makes things more realistic... well, as realistic as being literally chopped in half with such a power by human hand can be, but you know what I meant.
NO, NOT SHOUSA!
I get it that it was about time for the Hi Shin Unit to get a major character death, there hasn't been one since the death of Bitou, but why Shousa of all people!? There are so many of these less important but named and always there -characters that could've kicked the bucket instead... and yet Shousa, the unique one with his lazy and tired seeming gaze got picked? Damn it.
Brook's flashback? Alright, let's go~!
FanFiction etiquette
I've been writing fics since I was a kid, and reading and writing them in the internet since around... 2007 I think? And still don't really know what the "proper etiquette" for this stuff is supposed to be since people have so many varying opinions on the subject. One universal rule seems to be "Don't like, don't read!", but other than that, it seems to vary from person to person, and even this rule has it's exceptions. So... is it fandom based? Site based? Or what I fear, specific groups of people based? The thing where people go "this is how you do it, if you don't follow these rules we made up but didn't even bother to tell anyone then you're doing it wrong!" -type of thing that you often see around the internet and real world?
Honestly, been investigating the matter a lot lately, and what I find just makes me want to stop commenting on people's fics entirely 'cause you never know what someone's idea of proper etiquette is and I don't want to offend someone or, which I consider to be worse due to past experiences, have someone attacking me for making a comment they didn't like. There was this one great fic I'd followed almost since the beginning, commented a lot and chatted with the author, but then one time, I criticized the actions of one of the OCs in the story (the OC was being misogynistic) and the author absolutely flipped. Like, I would understand it if I'd told him/her/them (I never asked about the person's pronouns) one shouldn't write things like that, but I didn't, I criticized a character for his words and actions. I didn't say it was bad writing, and still don't think it was btw, just that what the character said and did wasn't right and BAM! I had made an enemy. We talked about it in PMs for a while, but eventually, I came to the conclusion of just letting go. Letting go included stopping reading that fic too though, 'cause after how the author acted, I just couldn't bring myself to read something written by someone like that. So yeah, often when I'm about to review a fic I've read, I think back to this case and just... don't leave a review. Many times, a fic just doesn't feel like worth dealing with that shit and yes, this includes fics/chapters I have nothing but good things to say about, too, 'cause I can never know when someone will misinterpret what I say, either.
So... why am I rambling? I dunno, maybe, if we who read and write, could like, agree on some symbol or word that means "I am capable of taking criticism and handling feedback I might not like so it's okay to comment my stories even if you have something else than just praise to say" so that leaving reviews would be safer? 'Cause these people who can't handle a negative word or two kinda take joy out of discussing fics with the authors themselves, making it like a minefield, but I know not everyone is like that. Often times, when I do comment, my words are received with enthusiasm, but that was the case at first with the mentioned case too, so there's always this "if I comment scene X in way Y, will this person be like that one back then" -question nagging at the back of my head?
Okay so I'm still shipping Yotanwa and Heki, but after chapter 571 at the latest, I'm convinced that Kitari and Heki might be even better. I mean, they went from this:
To this:
But either way, Heki would be completely whipped.
I can't decide if this is mean or brilliant or both but c'mon, Heki, shouldn't her face tell you that she's not being nice? Dude's just too innocent.
Am I allowed to ship them? Just a little?
Somehow, the idea of Celestial Dragons being scared of rain is funny as hell to me. You guys made out of sugar or something?
Also, I look forward to seeing who has/ends up having the devil fruit of this god. I mean, Nika has one, so she does as well, yeah? But who had it in the past? For some reason, my thoughts first went to Nefertari Lili... could Vivi get this devil fruit?
And speaking of Arabasta royalty, the opposites that they and the Celestial Dragons are here aren't lost on me. Like, the former wishes rain for their lands, yet the later the fear it? Good thinking Oda, good thinking.
Uhhuh, sure. We all know the real reason Oda did this was 'cause Zoro finding his way to the right place in time would've been out of character, but now Oda needed him there, so he found a loophole.
Wait, this guy's a hammer, not an actual squirrel!?
...I mean, looking back at it, it does make sense; a hammer as an object would survive for a long time and thus be able to protect the devil fruit, but a squirrel? A squirrel would die. Perhaps letting us see Funkfreed all those years ago was preparing us for this so that an object eating a devil fruit wouldn't feel like a plot hole that came out of nowhere.