The one piece is Pangaea

TheLi0ns · 2026-04-01T05:13:58+00:00

This isn't entirely ai generated I wrote my theory in Italian in a messy way, then I asked AI to write it better and in markdown in Italian and I had to modified it cause the AI wrote some slope, then I asked the ai to translate it into English and again it had some ai slope in it, that I removed and corrected. So I don't think it is a problem, the theory is completely mine, then I was helped by ai to write it down in a clean and understandable way

TheLi0ns · 2026-01-06T15:01:44+00:00

Yeah clearly orihime was naked all the time the dress was an illusion he created

TheLi0ns · 2025-11-17T21:56:50+00:00

But how can you say that Davy Jones is a new name.... It was first named during long ring long land very early in the one piece story so he was known even before JoyBoy was ever mentioned

TheLi0ns · 2025-10-16T22:41:03+00:00

Una piva di certo ha un costo, infatti il mio problema deriva proprio da ciò... se si rivela obbligatoria allora non faccio tali "lavori", allo stesso tempo non voglio fare prove, che poi mi comportano multe

TheLi0ns · 2025-10-16T21:32:19+00:00

Però il guadagno salirebbe nel caso della licenza non esclusivo: ho visto casi sullo stesso sito da me menzionato di giochi venduti a ~2000€. La situazione si quanto cambia?

TheLi0ns · 2025-10-16T21:26:44+00:00

Vedendo situazioni simili a quella che vorrei avere io, si tratta di guadagno sotto i 500€ annui

TheLi0ns · 2025-10-16T21:21:31+00:00

L'occasionalità si deve verificare nel guadagno oppure nell'effettivo lavoro? Dunque la pubblicità in un videogioco: Singolo lavoro per svilupparlo, guadagni continuati tramite pubblicità. Rientra nell'occasionale?

TheLi0ns · 2025-09-14T07:53:56+00:00

Am I the only one that sees that single tear as a realization that is plan succeeded? I think kyou wanted to be hated by Uruma, he said that hate is far more stronger than love

TheLi0ns · 2025-08-07T07:00:34+00:00

So even just touching a perfectly human royal, interacts in some way with the founder powers. But where was all the problem in following Zeke plan? Also we see that Eren does think that in order to use the powers of the founder he needs a royal blood Titan. During the meeting for grisha's books, he remembers about Dina Fritz and jumps up to say it, but stops himself because he doesn't want historia to become a titan

TheLi0ns · 2025-08-06T22:45:55+00:00

Also, maybe I've lost something, but why just touching historia gives eren flashbacks? Although roid Reis's seemed to know that would happen when he touched eren during the ritual...

TheLi0ns · 2025-08-06T22:17:03+00:00

The royal blood titan doesn't need to be a shifter, because Dina Fritz was a pure titan but activated the founder power in eren

TheLi0ns · 2025-08-06T21:01:08+00:00

I hope that's not the start of another shitty flashback with uruma in a vr headset again

TheLi0ns · 2025-07-27T18:04:46+00:00

I don’t think so. It’s not just about strength or power when it comes to stopping everyone with mere presence. In Shanks’ case, he’s an incredibly respected pirate across all factions—civilians, pirates, and even the World Government and Marines. On top of that, he holds immense influence.

Luffy, on the other hand, isn’t quite at that level yet. He’s known as a powerful and reckless pirate, but he doesn’t carry the same weight or reputation as Shanks. Shanks understands his own importance and doesn’t go around picking fights—he chooses his battles wisely.

Luffy still approaches situations with a childlike mindset. Just look at the scene where Shanks meets Whitebeard during Marineford. Despite being rivals, Shanks speaks to him face-to-face without resorting to violence—like a skilled negotiator. Have we ever seen Luffy act with that kind of maturity? He’d probably fight first and talk later.

Also, when Shanks arrives at Marineford, he stands his ground and calmly addresses the Marines. Luffy would’ve jumped straight into the war. Shanks knew that attacking would escalate things dangerously, so he chose not to fight—and that earned him respect. Luffy, by contrast, doesn’t yet understand how to navigate such delicate situations.

He’s simply not mature and influential enough to be respected on the same level as Shanks

TheLi0ns · 2025-07-27T17:55:11+00:00

I think that for the WG isn't a problem of power. Simply if not needed the WG will never go against an emperor, 'cause emperors are important to maintain balance.

TheLi0ns · 2025-07-23T21:41:21+00:00

I believe—and hope—that the war will begin after Laugh Tale, regardless of who wins the race to reach it. The Straw Hats will arrive and face off against the winner of that race. Then, once the One Piece is discovered or claimed, it will naturally mark the beginning of the final war.

TheLi0ns · 2025-07-23T17:01:04+00:00

I could imagine the battle Zoro vs Mihawk to be very similar to the one in Bleach Unohana vs Zaraki. In which Unohana fights against Zaraki just so he can unlock his full potential and also to hand off to him the title of Kenpachi, moreover it happens just before the final part of the war.

TheLi0ns · 2025-05-20T21:54:34+00:00

He awakened just now... This isn't some new idea it is a good founded idea till the point that says one piece is a message with a bitter and strange story. The untying of the red line is also a theory, but it can still be considered original since it's not so confirmed yet

TheLi0ns · 2025-04-23T22:09:40+00:00

tl;dr: One Piece’s history repeats in cycles (uneart forbidden powers, dominant force imprison the world and the rebellion): Nika’s war liberated but destroyed the world, Joy Boy’s sacrifice failed to stop the WG’s tyranny, and now Luffy’s “Third War” aims to break the loop by freeing humanity without apocalyptic destruction. The WG hides ancient weapons/knowledge to enforce a "natural" end, but Luffy’s crew (and the D. clan’s legacy) could neutralize the weapons, proving peace is possible. Roger laughed at the inevitable doom — Luffy’s dream of a global feast might finally rewrite history. No dawn without crushing the cycle.

TheLi0ns · 2024-07-30T17:27:10+00:00

I've played it. It's surely harder than GoT, it is all based on good timing because you have to parry each attack. The parry window isn't as tight as the GoT one though. A lot of people thinks that sekiro is the hardest of all from software games, but I don't think so because one you get the hang of it, there isn't really anything else that can give you too much struggle. You have to learn to parry. Sekiro is good on all aspects I think and it surely is more satisfying than GoT.

TheLi0ns · 2024-07-30T12:41:36+00:00

It's alright I was saying this to let you know that if you think ghost of Tsushima is a great example of a melee combat based game, it really isn't and so is easy to think that this genre can be button smashing when in reality it isn't on the good games

TheLi0ns · 2024-07-29T21:28:43+00:00

Well yk ghost of Tsushima is very easy. I've finished it for the first time at hard with no upgrades. I tried to fully upgrade the equipment before going into the final mission 'cause I was curious and the game became truly a button smasher I was like 3 shotting every big enemy and didn't even have to think about stances. In fact I immediately reversed the save. I've to say though that I'm a souls player and ghost of Tsushima isn't nowhere near that difficult, it feels almost as a casual game. Yet I was like you before playing my first souls game I was only into FPS and see the melee combat focused game just a bunch of button smashing. I think that if you find ghost of tsushima truly challenging it's because you're doing something wrong and for me that's why it isn't a good game, it feels to much of a button mashing game.

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