Is that you, Koby, on the phone?

The right won’t be able to return as a force, right?

The giants other than Loki are too much of a rabble.

If you sandwich it with a regular giant, it might turn back to white or something.

The person inside the Kirin man was surprisingly good-looking.

I wonder how many years it has been since Chopper last shone.

Looking only at Elbaf, it’s a big crisis, but it’s hilarious that Mariejois is currently on fire.

Jinbe is less helpful than I expected.
What is Sanji doing?

It seems like if Luffy comes, the situation will be resolved quickly, just like at Fish-Man Island; I can’t imagine Nika losing.

Giants are just big in size and were weaklings who got eaten by Mom in their childhood.

Mr. Sham just left, passing the responsibility onto others, and on top of that, he is slow at work, so Lord Im had to come to the site to take charge.

Isn’t the picture too dirty?

Jinbei keeps saying, “It’s really bad, isn’t it?”

Sham-san is being tossed around as a sad middle manager, told to go to Elbaf and then immediately told to come back.

Being rendered useless even to the Dribble-Logy is just too much stress to handle.

I can’t believe you not only turned out to be useless, but actually brainwashed to become an enemy…

I think it’s questionable that the demonization doesn’t feel particularly hopeless and seems more like some kind of gimmick.

Mr. 5 takes damage normally from Mr. 3 being captured by him.
There’s no way I can keep up with the current level of battle.

It’s Othello, so I guess they will bring it back with white Nickalfie and Nickabony.

The Little Garden was already exhausted after fighting each other in the Dribro.

Far from being a disorganized crowd, they create nightmares and are at such a level that it would be better if they weren’t here at all.

Normally, contracts like that involve giving power in exchange for something like lifespan or compensation when they ask for it from the other side…
Why are you unilaterally making contracts, forcing us to pay lifespan, and even brainwashing us? There’s no downside for you, Im-sama.
Well, there’s probably something going on.

Mr. 3 is the strongest theory.

Are the people who treat Drivolo as weak completely forgetting about the memories of Ego?

Othello is fun~

It’s such a shame that the distant Elbaf has turned out to just be a big civilian.

Othello has a power that seems like a Devil Fruit, but I wonder what the brainwashing and demon transformation are about.

The prickly old man is alive and it’s exhausting.
Just like Kaido, ughhh, I’ve been hittttt!!
No matter how many times I get slashed from there, it must hurt, right?

Whether it’s been cut in half or turned to ashes, we’re still having a no-damage event.
Readers always have the question, “Did they defeat this guy or not?”

Yaa-san, it’s not good to just withdraw like this, so do something about it.

Dribro is just a stationary turret.

Both the Yamato nation and Elbaf are set up as high-level elite groups, but it’s really disappointing that the only ones who can truly shine and perform at the top level are Loki and Odin.

What do you think about Lucci, who, despite being directly under the World Government as a Dogibro Anchi, has never even heard of Haki and ended up losing to someone like Luffy from the One Hundred Million era after boasting with the Six Styles?

The Giantization and invincibility of the Five Elders are all due to Im-sama’s demonization, and they are relying too much on infinite regeneration, leading to getting hit with significant damage due to underestimating the situation → They are only recovering, and aside from Nasu, they don’t feel like strong characters at all.

I think it’s fine that the barbaric Elbaf has become civilized and peaceful, but even in emergencies, they still falter and seem weak, which makes me feel like I’ve come to a bit of a disappointing tourist destination.

It seems that Imu is the type to take command at the front lines.
Moreover, I’m recognized by the knight order.

Demonization doesn’t seem particularly desperate; it just feels like some kind of mechanism.

I’m glad that Gavan is not dead.
If that had led to death, it wouldn’t have even been a joke.

I wonder if Bonnie will become a companion.

Ace was saved thanks to the three brothers.

It seems like they won’t touch on the past of Brook and Gunko for a while, which has me curious.

I was wondering why Shamu is suddenly making Nya-Ban Brothers, but then I realized it’s Shamrock, which is confusing.

The conversation is too sloppy because I’ve spread myself too thin.

I really wished they wouldn’t lose while commentating on the devil, as I don’t think any readers would feel uncomfortable with an early character, like Luffy, honestly exclaiming “Wow, that’s huge…” even if they overly excelled.
It’s ridiculous that Usopp has always admired it.

I wonder how it feels to have everything flipped over with the Othello elements.

What is Sanji doing now?

If Luffy comes to Fish-Man Island, he’ll have to give up his lifespan or some sort of equivalent for power…
Isn’t the drawing too rough?

I don’t like how none of the giants look even a millimeter strong.
May this country be destroyed.

Wano Country → The Red Scabbards are full of deformities.
Elbaf → Giants are really weak.
At this rate, Raftel is probably going to be disappointing.

In the Land of Wano, it’s the same; Zoro, who takes pride in his strength, felt that if Ryuma were in his prime, he would hint at the overwhelming strength of the samurai. It’s a shame that, aside from Oden, the Red Scabbards couldn’t shine.
It’s unavoidable due to the circumstances of the conversation here, but there wasn’t much of a Japanese-style feeling because of Kaido’s factory.

I wonder if Bonnie will become my friend.

What I’m currently worried about is that Im-sama, having somewhat completed the transformation into a giant devil, might return with the demeanor of a shamrock.

Isn’t it too sad that the giant country Usopp admired has no great warriors?
Usopp himself is also irrelevant.

Does Othello have abilities like a Devil Fruit, and what about brainwashing or demonization?

It’s really sad for me that Dolly and Broggy got easily brainwashed and are being treated like they’re out of the battle…

Mr. 3 is actually strong, you know.

It hasn’t even been a year since the Elbaf arc started…

Demonization seems to be just some kind of mechanism, not particularly desperate.

I’ve been wondering for years, but I don’t really understand why the Ace in One Piece seems so motivated every time; what kind of one-liner is that?

Usopp himself does not exist, yet as a member of the Yonko’s ranks, he is being used as a collection, sacrificing his lifespan and even undergoing brainwashing, so there are no demerits for Im-sama.

Just like Zoro didn’t have much of a spotlight in Wano Country, I can’t shake the feeling that Usopp won’t have much of a role in Elbaf either.

What is Sanji doing now?

First of all, Mr. 3 is not weak.

It feels like the knights and Goro Star don’t really care what happens to Mariejois.

What is Sanji doing now?
I dislike that the giants don’t look strong even a little bit.

Samurai did the same thing, so it is quite common.

Even though Haildin and others are young players, they still aren’t that impressive, and the giant race isn’t that great overall; it’s just that Dreebrogie is amazing.

The giants are crushing the Buster Call, so it’s still okay!

The giants don’t seem that strong, and they’re being easily defeated, so is there really a need to turn them into soldiers?

Wano Country → The Red Scabbards are full of oddities; Elbaf → the giants are really weaklings; at this rate, ‘Laugh Tale’ will be disappointing.

Mr. 3 from Impel to the Summit War.
Being active all the time tends to be overlooked, doesn’t it?
He is the man who temporarily rescued the ace.

I dislike that the giants lined up don’t look strong at all, not even by 1 millimeter.
Perish, you wretched country.

Dolly and Broggy are just too disappointing.