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Old 2011-11-02, 14:43   Link #40
aohige
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Originally Posted by game2007 View Post
From what I know, the former (Luffy being million times tougher than Hody) is supposed to be the correct one.
No it's not.

They simply chose it because they feel it's natural, but it's not what Luffy said.

If they want to write their own story, which is what's been happening frequently these past several dozen chapters, go ahead, but it doesn't make it canon.

He was not, in any way or form, addressing the line to himself.
He literally said "His toughness is like a over-100-million". Obviously referring to the Supernova level bounty heads.

Here. This is what I posted in AP.

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Originally Posted by Aohige_AP
Regardless of how "wrong" you think Luffy's line sounds, that's what he says.
Mangastream is simply wrong.

If you want to make it sound more natural, it would be like
"Man... he's like a over-100 million bounty when it comes to toughness..!"

But that's what he says.

Live with it.

This is not even an issue in Japanese forums.
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Originally Posted by ronin myael View Post
nah, some posters joked about luffy's attacks being named after animals because of that red hawk move. some said luffy should have attacks named after an elephant, panther, rat, snake, etc.
Elephant Gun, Snake Shot, and Red Hawk are all real-life firearm terms, bro.

Elephant Rifle is the insanely high caliber rifle you use to hunt Elephants.
Snake Shot is a name of small caliber ammo used to kill snakes and rodents.
Red Hawk is a Ruger revolver. And like I pointed out in the previous chapter thread, "Fire Fist Rifle" is a mistranslation by mangastream. It's Fire Fist PISTOL. Hence the reference.

Luffy's new moves will likely follow this trend, and use firearm terms with animal names in them.
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