@zombbean Itโs so strange!๐ฎโ๐จ Thatโs just your assumption..๐
They all think about it, but they completely fail to consider thatโif you take everything literally according to their logicโLoki would have died ages ago. After all, necrosis sets in after sitting motionless for more than a day.
@zombbean Yeah, thatโs entirely possible. And he *is* a prince, after allโso Loki could have spent every day hanging out in the Aurast Castle bathhouse, gloomily pouring water over himself from a ladle for two hours at a stretch.
@JustDanishTTV@zombbean I don't think he even ate or drank; how he survived remains a mystery. But hey, this is *One Piece*, man! โจAnythingโจ is possible here. Plus, you can also picture him in a clean state.
@zombbean Firstly, you've triggered my ovulation out of all time. Like, really, really. Secondly, I'm shocked by your work ethic. It's very difficult to produce high-quality drawings in a short time. You have a very pleasant drawing and coloring style.
P.S. Those hands and...all this ๐ฎโ๐จ๐ค
@zombbean Hah! Adaptive. Both are correct. "Road" is spelled that way in English, and it's used that way in many places. In my language, it's translated as "Rod." The original is still pronounced "Rodo."
@zombbean The funniest thing is that it's the SAME THING. How!? How can you be such a menacing man, with a look ready to tear you apart, and at the same time such a pathetic otaku, blushing at the thought of getting beat up? Phew, these damn S&M vibes... ๐ฎโ๐จ
The drawing is really โจcuteโจ๐
@_haruka_sakurai Loki was born shortly before the winter solstice. In the flashback with Linlin, the giants celebrated Prince Loki's birthday. So, either he was born before February 19th, making him an Aquarius, or after, making him a Pisces.
@_haruka_sakurai I also thought he was a Scorpio. But according to the calculations, he's... Aquarius or Pisces? Apparently, Rod's birthday falls at the beginning of the 12-day fast leading up to the winter solstice (February 19th).
@Bliserc7@itsD3lay I don't know how a translator would translate this, but there's a shorter version of the apple variety called "Siberian wild apple." It has micro-red apples, about the size of a pea.