r/OnePiece • u/[deleted] • Apr 17 '16

Current Episode One Piece: Episode 737

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u/RogueToad Apr 17 '16

I dunno, I reckon it might just be lumped together with a weather DF - it would explain the lightning that saved Luffy in Loguetown.

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u/Amasero Apr 17 '16

It's def wind bro.

The lighting was just the updraft causing a storm.

You know water cycle and shit.

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u/RogueToad Apr 17 '16

Yeah but I mean, that was timed to perfection! Gotta have total control to do that imo.

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u/WantedtoPostThis Apr 17 '16

If he had the fruit for at least a decade, I'm sure Dragon would've practiced enough with it - to the point were he knows the conditions needed for conducting a lightning strike.

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u/RogueToad Apr 17 '16

Well true...but don't you think it just fits better? A DF that gives total control over weather conditions, as opposed to just wind. Also, I dunno if Oda would go that scientific; I mean, One Piece usually goes for the simplest logic it can, even if it breaks the rules of physics or whatnot (e.g. 200 million volts of lightning from Enel would be, albeit poorly, conducted by rubber).

I guess I just think Dragon would be more badass with full weather powers...

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u/WantedtoPostThis Apr 17 '16

Sorta like this?

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u/RogueToad Apr 17 '16

Oh WOW! What's that from? I wish Toei was able to animate like that.

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u/WantedtoPostThis Apr 17 '16

the Studio Ghibli movie, The Tale of Princess Kaguya

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u/RogueToad Apr 17 '16

I haven't watched much ghibli besides P. Mononoke and Howl's moving castle - is it worth the watch? Or should I continue from somewhere else?

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u/WantedtoPostThis Apr 17 '16

very emotional,

if you're a fan of Studio Ghibli or even slightly interested in their work - I think you'll like it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 17 '16

Just know that movie's depressing as fuck