#dramatic irony ftw!

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This doesn't really jive with how powers are presented in the rest of the series. Time and again knocking out a DF user is enough to make them lose control of their power, but I suppose there's a chance Moriah's just lying. I do like that he's bragging about his control over his Devil Fruit when it's his eventual lack of control that will ultimately win the day

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The irony here is that there’s no indication that Saul was interested in the Void Century before the World Government started ordering him to kill anyone studying it

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It’s ironic, because Kumadori actually has the ultimate self-control that comes with life return, whereas Chopper’s about ready to purposefully lose all control over his mind and body in an attempt to save his friend

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He says, shortly before stowing away on a sea train full of Government agents

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This is what it looks like when everyone in the party critically fails their perception check

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I love that Tashigi is the one who gets to arrest Crocodile. The irony is so thick you could cut it with a knife

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I think this is my favorite Crocodile quote because it encapsulates his personality in one concise statement, but there’s an added level of irony of him telling this to Tashigi when in the end she’s the one who gets to arrest him.  

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It’s somewhat ironic that Luffy blasting Crocodile through several tons of bedrock ended up causing more property damage than a mini nuke.