I think it's funny that from the very earliest days in the series, Luffy has always tried to eat his way out of captivity
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I think it's funny that from the very earliest days in the series, Luffy has always tried to eat his way out of captivity
fairy tail and characters not saying their fucking minds
- why didn’t mavis just say “ hey maggots just open the fucking book ”
- why didn’t anna tell layla about the fucking situation. WHY DID SHE HID THE VOID WHATEVER PRECESNSE . HOW DID SHE EVEN DO THAT
- WHY DIDN’T GRAY TELL HIS FRIENDS ABOUT THEIR ENEMY SECRET PLAN
That's the feeling of your heart growing three sizes today
I don't think it's ever said directly, but the implication is that the "sand" of Level 3 is basically corpse dust from the people who have died on this floor plus the ash that's come up from Level 4 from the vats of boiling blood. The average body, if cremated, makes between 4-8 pounds of ashes, so, uh, that's a lot of dead bodies they're stepping on
This attitude tracks with what Garp says on Pirate Island.
I had forgotten that it was Sengoku who revealed to the world at large that Luffy and Ace were brothers. I figured it was something that only came to light during Marineford.
Which is interesting, because it means Garp probably told him. Just when he would have done so is anybody's guess, but it's got implications for Garp and Sengoku's friendship. One imagines that's how he figured out Ace's parentage as well, since it's not something that's otherwise well known. If that's true, the fact that it's been kept secret all these years is a small point in Sengoku's favor.
As always, there's a lot of great expressions on this page, but I like that the wax figure is trying, and failing, to flex