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One Piece Episode 539, 540

🕑 Added 2023-10-25 01:42:53 +0000 UTC

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Peter Butchens

7:50 not just the size, or how he balances it - why does he have that in the first place ? 28:00 She's got quite the screw lose, but I kinda like that. She's great. Dammit she's going to have a horrible one piece flashback death ain't she? Well, the kinda already said she was assassinated, but still. 31:00 My best guess is eggs, like most fish. But then we'd see fish nurseries somewhere, wouldn't we? Not that Oda would draw that. Heck, Portegas D. Rogue was probably the first pregnant lady he drew. 39:09 that is the first time that I heard the word fisham dilf spoken out loud... and I can't even argue against it.

SomeoneElse

Crazy how the Fishmen had the Sun tattoo all the way back in Arlong Park. Oda planning level over 9000

Dan F

nah, hachi was still with arlong in fishman island. 40:51

chow

Did you catch that? So Hachi is an ex-slave of the CD???

DocteurNS

I really like this flashback.

sanpha koroma

am sure she came from an egg

Dachi

Otohime's observation haki is so strong she could understand how Tiger was really feeling, hence she broke in tears and they had that stand off. Also yeah, Boa has the dragon's claw, never got it covered. Otohime and Tiger's back story is one of my all time favorite flash backs alongside Jaya and many more to come! The whole theme of this arc is strong and it really hits hard.

Kurri

i was asleep :(

Kurri

PEAK

Bryann Kam

The proper translation of what Tiger said was even colder, because he said: “I saw human nature.”

Bryann Kam

Honestly, I believe that they reproduce the same way fish do, because it’s the only option that makes the most sense

Cloud Kitsune

Video froze up on 6:33... seems to be doing this a lot more often these days. =/ Was able to get it unstuck forcefully around 6:50. Otherwise, I do wonder about how mer people and Fish-men reproduce, 'cause we know they can have children with humans (and other species of One Piece, such as Giants), but does that mean it's always the same way with their own species or do they produce similar to actual fish; laying a nest of eggs to get fertilized by a passing male fish? Or are they similar to whales, always having children via carrying the child to term? I don't think it ever gets explained, but it's interesting to think about.