This is why One Piece needs a Christmas special

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This is why One Piece needs a Christmas special
Morning mood after reading the past two chapters.
Since arriving at Egghead, learning more about Vegapunk’s methods of infusing devil fruits into objects is the science thing I’ve most been looking forward to, and was hoping to see a bunch of strange hybrids running around. Storing that thought for now because his theory about the mystery fruits is interesting in its own right, and can lead into learning about the infusion method later.
As for Wano connections, as early as five chapters into Act 1, Sukiyaki was shown with his little tanuki teapot, Bunbuku! Has Vegapunk been to Wano in the recent past? Orochi knew of him, as well as Doffy’s weapons trading and the SMILE chemical factories on Punk Hazard.
Back in Water 7, along side coating the bottom of Navy ships with seastone, which according to Hawkins originates in Wano, Koby brings up the devil fruit infusion method as one of Vegapunk’s recent inventions. Were Lassoo, Funkfreed, Smiley, and Bunbuku the trial runs for the Pacifistas being given devil fruit abilities? Croc worked with the WG, Spanda works with Cipher Pol, and Caesar was a research partner of Vegapunk, though how did one of the critters end up in Wano with Sukiyaki?
本日のランチは、人形町 文福(ぶんぶく)です。 麺彩房弐NEXTのビルの二階三階になります。 10月からランチを始められたそうな。 メニューは、刺身定食¥900、煮魚定食¥900、フライ定食¥900。 煮魚はブリ大根かカレイでしたので、ブリ大根をお願いしました。 茶碗蒸しも付いてきます。 ご飯は土鍋ご飯で、今日は北海道のななつぼしを炊いたとのこと。 ランチのコスパは良いと思います。 夜の値段もお手頃だと思います。 #NINGYOCHO #NIHONBASHI #WASHOKU #bunbuku #人形町 #人形町ランチ #日本橋 #日本橋ランチ #和食 #和食ランチ #分福 #煮魚 #煮魚定食 #ブリ大根 #コスパよし (人形町駅) https://www.instagram.com/p/B3oFJNyAoAP/?igshid=6rdgm4yh0ao0
bunbukuのゴミ箱に再利用されたコルクの蓋をかぶせて椅子ができる。このインダストリアルなデザイン使いたいなぁ。#ahbase #bunbuku #interiordesign https://www.instagram.com/p/Bo6BXtWBFcB/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1kujwqjmg1ew
Bunbuku by Cattype A tanuki (also known as a raccoon dog) from a Japanese fairytale that got stuck in the form of a cooking pot while shapeshifting. The cooking pot was bought by an old man who befriended Bunbuku and together they went on to have a successful career as street performers. You can buy Bunbuku as a button or sticker at my Zazzle store. Learn more about tanuki at Yokai.com, Hyakumonogatari.com, and Onmarkproductions.com. To be honest, the reason I didn't draw a regular tanuki is because I was timid about drawing the tanuki's balls. I should probably either get over that or find a way around that.
Tatebayashi in Gunma is the origin of the Bunbuku Chagama Japanese fairytale about a tanuki that turns into a teakettle. As a result, Morinji temple is covered in tanuki and you can read the store in installments via signs on the road leading up to it if you get off at Morinjimae station (⌒▽⌒)☆