Is that you, Coby, on the phone?

The right won’t be of any help even if they return.

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

If you get caught between ordinary giants, you might revert to white.

The person inside the Kirin Man was just a normal handsome guy.

I wonder how many years it’s been since Chopper was active…

Looking solely at Elbaf, it’s a major crisis, but it’s funny that Mary Geoise is currently in flames.

Jinbe is less useful than expected.
What is Sanji doing?

Just like Fish-Man Island, it seems like things would be resolved quickly if Luffy shows up. I can’t imagine Nika losing.

Giants are just big in size; they’re weaklings that got devoured by Mom as children.

Mr. Sham just left, pushing the responsibility onto others, and because the work is slow, it has come to the point where Mr. Im has to come to the site to take command.

Isn’t the painting too messy?

Jinbe has only been saying, “It’s gotten serious, hasn’t it?”

Mr. Sham is a sad middle manager who is told to go to Elbaf, only to be told to come back immediately afterward, being tossed around.

If I’m turned into a useless Dreiberogy, the stress would be too much to handle.

I never expected that instead of being useless, you would be brainwashed and become an enemy…

I think it’s questionable that demonization has become neither particularly hopeless nor just some kind of gimmick.

Mr. 5 takes normal damage from Mr. 3 being trapped by his own booger.
There’s no way I can keep up with the current level of the battle.

It’s Othello, so I guess I’ll return it with the white Nicolfi and Nicaboni.

Little Garden was originally exhausted after a struggle with Dribro.

It’s not just a crowd of fools; it’s at a level where it’s better if they’re not around, as they create nightmares and turn things upside down.

Typically, contracts like that involve giving power in exchange for lifespan or some kind of compensation if they desire it from the other side, right?
Why is it that you unilaterally make a contract and force me to pay with my life, even brainwashing me? There’s no downside for you, Imu-sama.
Well, there’s probably something there, but…

Mr.3 is the strongest theory.

Are the people who treat Driblo like a weakling completely forgetting about Egu?

Othello is fun~

It’s really disappointing that Elbaf, which came from afar, is just a big civilian.

Othello has a devil fruit-like ability, but what about brainwashing and demonification? What is that?

The prickly old man is alive, and it’s exhausting.
Just like Kaido, guwaaa—I’ve been defeated!!!
I guess it would hurt no matter how many times I get slashed from behind.

Even if it’s split in half or turned to ashes, it’s still playing out without damage.
Readers always have the question of whether this guy was defeated or not, right?

Yas-san, if we just withdraw like this, it will be nothing but a mess, so do something about it.

The Driblo is just a fixed cannon.

Both Yamato and Elbaf have been set up as ultra-elite groups, but the fact that only Loki and Odin can realistically stand out at the top of the top during that time feels like a real letdown…

What do you think about Lucci, who is part of the direct subordinate of the world government but didn’t even know about Haki and ended up losing to a mere Luffy from the One Hundred Million era after acting all high and mighty with the Six Powers?

The giantization and invincibility of the Five Elder Stars are all due to Im-sama’s devil-like powers, and they are relying too much on infinite regeneration, which leads them to take serious damage due to being overconfident → They are only healing and don’t feel that strong aside from the eggplant character.

I think it’s acceptable that the barbaric Elbaf has become civilized and peaceful, but seeing them so weak and timid even in emergencies makes me feel like I’ve come to a disappointing tourist spot.

It seems that Imu is the type who tends to take command at the forefront.
Moreover, it is recognized by the knight order.

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

I’m glad Gabaan isn’t dead.
If I had died from that, it wouldn’t even have been a joke.

I wonder if Bonnie will join us.

Ace was saved thanks to the three brothers.

It seems that they won’t touch on Brook and Gunko’s past for a while, even though I was curious about it.

I was wondering why “Nyaban Brothers” is being brought up now, then I realized it’s Shamrock, which is misleading.

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

I really wished they would stop having him lose while commentating on the devil, even though there wouldn’t be any readers showing discomfort with early characters who genuinely express, “Whoa, that’s huge…”
It’s ridiculous that Usopp has been yearning for it all along.

I wonder how it is that everything gets turned over with the Othello elements.

What is Sanji doing now again?

If Luffy comes like he did in Fish-Man Island, he will give up his power in exchange for his life or something like that…
Isn’t the drawing too rough?

I don’t like that the giants don’t look even a millimeter strong.
May this country perish.

Wano Country → The Akazaya Nine are all deformed.
Elbaf → Giants are super weak.
At this rate, Raftel will probably be a disappointment.

In the land of Wa, it’s the same; Zoro, who takes pride in that strength, seemed to feel the overwhelming strength of the samurai when he saw Ryuma’s corpse in his prime, but it’s really disappointing that the Red Scabbards, excluding Oden, had no chance to shine.
It’s unavoidable for the sake of the conversation, but there wasn’t much of a Japanese-style vibe because of Kaido’s factory.

I wonder if Bonnie will join us.

What I’m worried about now is that Lord Im, who has partially become the devil of giants, will return using the Shamrock gesture.

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

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

It’s really sad for me that Dory and Broggy are quickly brainwashed and treated like they’re useless…

Mr. 3 is actually strong, you know.

It’s been less than a year since the Elbaf arc started…

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

I’ve been wondering for years, but I don’t really understand why the foreshadowing in One Piece seems so motivated every time; I wonder what that one-word foreshadowing is about.

Usopp himself does not exist, and although he is a high-ranking officer of the Four Emperors, he has been brainwashed and made to pay with his lifespan as part of a collection, so there is no drawback for Im-sama.

Just like Zoro didn’t have much of a spotlight in Wano Country, I can’t shake the feeling that Usopp will also end up having little impact in Elbaf.

What is Sanji doing now?

First of all, Mr. 3 is not weak, right?

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

What is Sanji doing now?
I don’t like that the giants don’t look strong at all.

It’s common because samurai did the same thing.

Even though Haildin and others are young, they weren’t that impressive, and the giant tribe isn’t that great overall, just Dribble Broggy is amazing.

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

The giant race doesn’t look that strong, and since they are being easily defeated, is there really a need to make them into soldiers?

Wano Country → The Akazaya are full of odd shapes, Elbaf → The giants are incredibly cowardly, if it continues like this, ‘Laugh Tale’ will be disappointing.

Mr. 3 from Impel down to the Marineford War.
Being active is often taken for granted, isn’t it?
He’s the man who temporarily rescued the ace.

I dislike that the giants lined up don’t look strong even a little bit.
Perish, you cursed country.

Dolly and Broggy are too disappointing.