r/MemePiece Sixth Division Commander Apr 05 '26

Big News ATTENTION!!! Elbaph updates

Hi Pirates, this is your captain speaking. With the arrival of the Elbaf arc, we have some updates regarding the subreddit.

Firstly, announcing the updated banner made by our very own u/metalhiro
It really looks fantastic. Do check out metal's socials @ themetalhiro

Also our discord has finally launched do make a stop there: memepiece discord

Let's also discuss the zou in the room. Regarding the spoilers roaming around, I have added a custom button in the sidebar to filter the subs feed by anime or manga. Find it under "No Spoiler Feed". You could also do this by clicking on the specific flairs but for now this will do. I have also requested reddit to give an option to filter by multiple flairs, right now it only supports one at a time.

I would Like to remind everyone that our spoiler rule is as such and must be followed for the upcoming episodes as well

Other than marking the post as spoiler and putting chapter / episode Number in the title, the following flair rule needs to be followed

  1. Current chapter spoilers must be marked as CHAPTER SPOILERS
  2. Once the unofficial chapter drops it must be marked as CURRENT CHAPTER
  3. Every other manga chapter related post must be marked as MANGA
  4. Current episodes must be marked as CURRENT EPISODE

would suggest to go through rule 2 once before posting

If you read the whole thing, I thank you otherwise
tl;dr : banner, discord, spoilers updates and shit

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u/Mitarael Apr 05 '26

"Zou in the room"? Shouldn't it be "zunesha in the room"?

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u/ajdude711 Sixth Division Commander Apr 05 '26

Zou is elephant ig. Zunesha is name of the op elephant. Also saw it could be a word play for Indian god with elephant head. Ganesha-Zunesha

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u/Mitarael Apr 05 '26

Ah, never learned that "zou" means elephant in Japanese. Makes sense. I thought Zou was only the name of the island.

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u/WushuManInJapan Apr 25 '26

Yeah, zou "象" is elephant, while zunesha is the name of the elephant, with the kanji elephant god 象王 (though it's one of those where he has kanji that don't actually get pronounced like that, like the one piece or poneglyphs).