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I'm still waiting for Gomu Gomu no Red Hawk Gatlingfinally we get elephant BAZOOKA!
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I'm still waiting for Gomu Gomu no Red Hawk Gatlingfinally we get elephant BAZOOKA!
:Dtoo excited for the giant bazooka to shoot out of the laboratory and all the brokers who are watching are just like "...damn... strawhats"
Have you not been reading the last 600+ chapters of One Piece? Having done so myself, I find it very hard to believe that the Samurai guy is actually dead.i was surprised to see that samurai guy dead...
i know what you mean but their is no cure once you get that way at least not yetHave you not been reading the last 600+ chapters of One Piece? Having done so myself, I find it very hard to believe that the Samurai guy is actually dead.
I did not know that. what does it have to do wit the movie?Yeah, it's a tie-in to the new movie.
so thats why they made a big deal about it, it seemed very out of place that they made a big deal about himthe boss of the guy with the weird arms and the overall boss of the neo marines is named Z
a former admiral, and the main villain of the next movie
exactly. We could, conceivably, be unable to pronounce their r/l because we have to choose one, and theirs is neither. English pronunciation is wrong both ways, is it not? The English spelling would be too, thenAnything any dub has ever done is inconsequential
Both Zoro and Zolo would be ゾロ in Japanese, so one could, conceivably, use either one. However, Oda and the anime staff have always written his name as Zoro, so the correct spelling (and pronunciation) is Zoro. Changing it to Zolo in the dub was more than likely just to avoid any possible Zorro lawsuits.exactly. We could, conceivably, be unable to pronounce their r/l because we have to choose one, and theirs is neither. English pronunciation is wrong both ways, is it not? The English spelling would be too, then