2004-09-10, 22:54 | Link #1 |
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Scars and repeated injuries
I know this probubly sounds like a dumb question, but if luffy has a scar under his eye from stabbing himself after getting the devil's fruit, why don't all the other cuts, slashes, and other battle injuries show up on him? OR anyone else for that matter? The only one with a perminent wound I've seen is Zoro and that's only because Mikhawk cut him like a carp. Anyone care to explain that or can we just write it off to "This is an anime. Stuff like that happens." It just seems really weird to me.
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2004-09-11, 02:32 | Link #5 | |
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in the world of one piece, there is a special medicine that gets rid of scars easily. maybe luffy wants to keep that scar.... -_-lll maybe it makes them look "cool" and btw its before luffy eats the gomu gomu fruit. when he stabbed himself. |
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2004-09-11, 16:44 | Link #8 |
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So if post devils' fruit users get great healing powers, explain ussop.
But yeah, you're right. It is mostly just a cartoon so that kinda stuff is expected. Although I love how he went up against that one lightning elemental user and forced that guy to fight on Luffy's terms since he was impervious to electrical shock. |
2004-09-12, 00:07 | Link #10 |
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What about the time he went up against that one gun toating idiot? He got ran through several times. I'd call those deep cuts. Actually, he's been run through a couple of times come to think of it. Yet he's without blemish. Man, what I wouldn't give to have that ability.
Actually, aside from the fact you can't go swimming (not a bit loss for me because I don't swim) I don't think that a devil's fruit power would be all that bad to have. I'd personally take the wind elemental though. That one would rule all. |
2004-09-12, 12:25 | Link #13 |
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Well, according to one scene in Alabasta arc, Zoro has a lot of small scars all over his body.
As for the others, let's just take it the Rurouni Kenshin style, "if someone attaches strong feelings to a sword wound, as long as he carries those feelings, the scar will not fade". |
2004-09-12, 19:46 | Link #14 |
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Yup,it's weird,but all this are animation~meant to be this way....
Those scars that needs to be remebered in the story will remain whereas the non important scars will fade away~ why not someone call up on oda and ask him why?~lol |
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