@bacon_soy@Kursedas1@Miriricorico@ibxtoycat I was referring to both pearls and eyes. Blind players took weeks to notice when a tooltip would have saved that time. It is not intuitive to someone without help for a random item to be thrown. When I was new, I thought the stronghold was under spawn because the eye stops.
@newworldartur I know it's a stretch but the transmission gave me vibes of some first contact between two races/planets in Star Trek.
I know it's a very old theory that C. Dragons are aliens or maybe now it's more likely the Kingdom/Joyboy was the aliens.
I'm not betting on this yet however.
@ABHibbs21@nonmaiswawe@onepiecedaiIys I take it personally only when I know I am right. I am willing to make a fool of myself in these cases. There's no way to win a simple argument with some people.
@ABHibbs21@nonmaiswawe@onepiecedaiIys Roger never mentioned it a second time on screen. He literally found it because he had no choice via log pose. That map is for the first round. Log poses are not how you find Laugh Tale. Luffy has Robin so he can skip Lodestar. Dogstorm said it is OPTIONAL.
Comprende?
@ABHibbs21@nonmaiswawe@onepiecedaiIys For the record, Lodestar is skippable. It only exists for people BEFORE they learn about poneglyphs. Its only function is moot.
@PnuSakuga I think it's about the Blues meeting again once the Red Line and Calm Belts are removed.
The 1st and 2nd worlds in the Harley explain their creation by the Earth and Sea gods and in the 3rd they will surely meet
@newworldartur It's also the Harley that implies that while the 1st Nika was a liberator, it's clear Joyboy started the fires of war in the 2nd world. He may be the Destroyer that Elbaf talks about. Luffy must undo his mistakes maybe.
@newworldartur I reread the Harley and I like this theory:
1st world, Earth god uses Fire Serpent (Red Line) to destroy the world. East/West never meet.
2nd world, Sea god uses storms to flood the world and create the calm belts. North/South never meet.
Soon the Blues will meet in One Piece
@newworldartur As a bilingual myself, I often am forced to deal with certain phrases and terms simply not existing (my family's native tongue is a stagnant one when it comes to modern lingo), and I see this is anime a lot when it comes to idioms. Oda's wordplay deserves it's own field of study.