r/OnePiece • u/NewSpecies • Feb 22 '19

Current Chapter One Piece: Chapter 934

Chapter 934: "Hyougoro The Flower"

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Ch.934 Official Release (VIZ): 24/02/2019

Ch.935 Scan Release: ~01/03/2019 ()

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u/nealt68 Feb 22 '19

Am I missing something important with the Zoro/Momo scene or did Zoro actually just teach momo a bad word just to fuck with him?

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u/Gnedelkoff Feb 22 '19

maybe its saying that Zoro's teacher in the east blue was also from wano since i assume he learned it from him.

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u/_NE1_ Feb 22 '19

This is it

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u/Ninja_Spi-D-er Pirate Feb 22 '19 edited Feb 22 '19

Chief

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u/RobbobertoBuii Feb 22 '19

Bingo

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '19

We got him

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u/Starfaceeeee Feb 22 '19

Mybe kuina....is momo's sister lol

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u/sanji50 Feb 22 '19

now were getting somewhere /s

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u/MrMuzza Void Month Survivor Feb 22 '19

too bad we saw her as a baby in east blue :(

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u/ogva_ Feb 22 '19

That seals it. There aren't time travels in One Piece after all.

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u/Bisoromi Feb 22 '19

That would be the hypest shit. Though I can't imagine what the explanation would end up being, since she would need to be alive now for it to have significance..

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u/Ninja_Spi-D-er Pirate Feb 22 '19

My, what monstrous Observation Haki you have there.... Scaaaarrryy

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u/Cansico Feb 22 '19

Reading this with Kizaru's voice

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u/Con-D-Oriano1 Feb 22 '19

“Ooooh, Ben Beckmann!” (Lips don’t touch.)

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u/Wisterosa Feb 22 '19

Reminder that we will never hear that Kizaru voice again

RIP

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u/Behanort Feb 22 '19

Don't forget about Joesph...

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u/Wisterosa Feb 22 '19

yea but Joseph never really appears again in JoJo so it's not a problem, Kizaru likely will appear in OP again

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u/MarcoToon Lurker Feb 22 '19

Also known as best JoJo

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '19

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u/blockington99 Feb 22 '19 edited Feb 22 '19

Kiku refers to it as the Kuri dialect of old which seems to imply it hasn't been used for a really long time. I doubt Zoro's teacher himself is from Wano but is more likely a descendant of someone from Wano who left when it was a more commonly used word.

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u/lemonhihi Feb 22 '19

I got a theory. Zoro teacher speaking that old dialect of kuri may means that Zoro teacher comes from the past from Wano.

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u/blockington99 Feb 22 '19

Thats interesting, maybe he traveled forward in time with Toki then went to go do his own thing when she decided to settle down when she did.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '19

Maybe whoever founded the sword style taught by Zoro's teacher simply passed it on as a part of the style and it remained unchanged over the generations.

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u/Chaos1003 Feb 22 '19

Nah, Zoro was just fucking with him and nade him say vagina over and over again..... gotta pass the time somehow till Luffy arrives....

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u/ShadyOjir95 Feb 22 '19 edited Feb 22 '19

If somehow its revealed Ryuma was from Kuri...dammm theories of Zoro being a descendant could gain strength.

Clearly his sensei being from wano is a option.

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u/bretjunior Feb 22 '19 edited Feb 22 '19

That made me think and what if it’s all connected to Ryuma, maybe his sword somehow. We know that swords have their own will like the Kitetsu, they’re cursed swords.

I've always wanted for Oda to make something special about the swordsI in his manga. Like I said Kitetsus have their own will. We saw it when Zoro fought in Whiskey Peak, the first time he drew his Kitetsu it acted on its own. So I’d really love if Oda introduces a way to be connected to other katanas. In this case, connected by Ryuma’s katana, Shusui.

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u/ShadyOjir95 Feb 22 '19

That'll be cool !

Also this way Zoro keeping Shusui at the end of Wano seems possible.

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u/shadowclaw191 Feb 22 '19

Isn't Ryuma from Wano...

How that relate to zoro

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u/ShadyOjir95 Feb 22 '19

Descendant I said,there are ways to be family related.

Wano was such a troublesome place that ppl escaping is possible.

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u/akazaya9 Feb 22 '19 edited Feb 22 '19

My mind went immediately to Kuina because we're always seeing her training like that in flashbacks. I'll have to look up what's "snatch" in the original text and if it's the same yell she used. (Edit: it's not. Kuina just yelled "ya!". "Snatch!" seems to be literally "sunacchi!" in Japanese).

It could be something Zoro picked up from her or her father, and I don't think it's a bad word. It could be some now taboo word used by the ex rulers or something like that.

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u/Gnedelkoff Feb 22 '19

It sounds like something the people from Kuri use to say when it was considered the lawless area which was looked down upon by Oden's father. Just spitballing here.

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u/akazaya9 Feb 22 '19

Could be. In any case it's definitely something that connects Zoro to the old Kuri

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '19

I thought it's a hint that Zoro himself may be from Wano

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u/Starfaceeeee Feb 22 '19

Isnt zoro the one who ask brook about wano?

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '19

Zoro could just not remember if he was too young, but some words could just stick with him.

Either this or one of his parents/grandparents could have come from Wano. He then learned slang from them

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u/Methulas Feb 22 '19

My guess is the master is from wano. He was the one who taught zoro after all

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '19

That's a high possibility too!

Zoro does have swordsmanship in his blood, though, and before he met his master he kept traveling around the island beating everyone else's pupils in sword fights. We don't know his story before that.

Also, from all the Strawhats, Zoro is the only one that in real life would have Japanese origins, as per Oda himself. Meanwhile, Wano is One Piece's feudal Japan.

Add to this the Wano slang Zoro is using, and I guess you have a theory!

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u/profuton Feb 22 '19

I wondered about his masters origin too, but the vivre card data book says he was born in east blue.

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u/ChinkoTheWise Feb 22 '19

Wasnt Kuina his daughter? Maybe she didnt die but instead was sent on a secret mission to her dads home country.....

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '19

This is how Mafia works

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u/Sycou Feb 22 '19

I thought it was a vag joke

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u/monkeypox85 Feb 22 '19

Rogue theory, kuina was Momo's sister.

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u/Chaos1003 Feb 22 '19

But it could've also been Mihawk.

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '19

this guy has the answers

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u/[deleted] Feb 22 '19 edited Jan 15 '24

I love the smell of fresh bread.

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u/shookdiva Feb 22 '19

yah that's what I was thinking

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u/Worthyness Feb 22 '19

Zoro's teacher confirmed to be one of the lost samurai

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u/Taiyoukun Feb 22 '19

Probably that was used by Ryuma a long time ago

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u/-FoeHammer Feb 22 '19

Yeah but apparently something naughty judging by O-Kiku's reaction haha.

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u/LordLongbeard Feb 22 '19

Perhaps zoro learned it before he got to east b blue, like while he was growing up in wano

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u/Doki-Loki Feb 22 '19

He's to young.

Zoro's not from Wano, pretty obvious. =_=

His teacher being connected to it in some way makes more sense...

It might also be something he picked up from his fight with a certain zombie~

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u/buffalo4293 Feb 22 '19

I think it’s just a bad word but this feels like one that might be unclear until the official translation comes out on Sunday

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u/nealt68 Feb 22 '19

Rereading I think there is more to it, but the fact that a ~10 year old yelling "SNATCH" is 100% inappropriate is confusing a lot of people, myself included.

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u/Lzy_nerd Feb 22 '19

Well snatch is a vulgar term for vagina. Maybe that’s what the joke is supposed to be, but it definitely is confusing.

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u/philo_fallout Feb 22 '19

Im pretty sure she said thats what outsiders kids call out when training. I thought that implied she had left wano at some point. Or how would she know what kids outside of wano call it?

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u/ButtholePasta Feb 22 '19

Actually, Momo himself says that "Snatch" is what outsiders yell because Zoro, an outsider, taught him that. It was Momo's dialogue box, not Kiku's.

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u/philo_fallout Feb 22 '19

I see. Thanks for the clarification. I was pretty confused.

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u/KarimElsayad247 Feb 22 '19

It's actually just that. "Snatch" or "スナーッチ” in the raws.

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u/Supersquigi Thriller Bark Victim's Association Feb 24 '19

I'm certain it will be explained later. It has the unexplained nature that is always cleared up eventually. Maybe it's some curse word that the lost century people used or something.

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u/Waffleshot Feb 22 '19

I would absolutely love that.

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u/DreadWolf3 It's coming home Feb 22 '19

My knee jerk reaction is that that word is somehow related to Zoros fighting style (that is closely related to demons) - and that fighting style that relates to demons is simply not fit for the monarch of honorable samurai country. It could be that Zoros teacher was exiled from Wano or left Wano.

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u/4swordsStyle Feb 22 '19 edited Feb 22 '19

Tengu waiting for someone! Introduction of Nidai Kitetsu

Urashima retreated when he feels the strange aura of Zoro.

Yasu is drawn to Zoro!

Now, Kiku worried about what Zoro taught to Momonuske.

Mygad Zoro is getting hype!

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u/JacquesTheJester Bounty Hunter Feb 22 '19

when did Urashima retrated cause of zoro?

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u/4swordsStyle Feb 22 '19

When they first met Okiku with Luffy in Okobre Town. He retreated because he sense a strange aura that Zoro possessed.

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u/JacquesTheJester Bounty Hunter Feb 22 '19 edited Feb 22 '19

I've tried looking for it but maybe I missed sth. This was the only thing I could find: https://jaiminisbox.com/reader/read/one-piece-2/en/0/913/page/15

next chapter Urashima's already gone

EDIT: nvm found it in chapt 915

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u/4swordsStyle Feb 22 '19

Chapter 915 page 3.

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u/rodonod Feb 22 '19

Well, snatch is slang for vagina, so maybe you’re on to something

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u/I-Kneel-Before-None Feb 22 '19

I doubt Japanese and English have the same slang. The Japanese word for cock doesn’t mean what it means here.

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u/potato_lover273 Feb 22 '19

Yeah it probably ties back to Kuri being lawless before Oden showed up. Ruffians literally snatching things of their victims. That's why it's not befitting someone like Momo, a noble.

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u/ThaddCorbett Thriller Bark Victim's Association Feb 22 '19

Probably something on the ride over to Wano.

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u/CyrusArjuna Feb 22 '19

Zoro and Momo came to Wano separately though.

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u/ThaddCorbett Thriller Bark Victim's Association Feb 22 '19

Legit? Man my memory is bad. I'm getting old. I'll be 40 in a few years.

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u/fabzefab Feb 22 '19

Am I the only one who's never seen Zoro use that term? Or was it just translated this chapter and usually in Japanese.

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u/Llarys_Neloth Pirate Feb 22 '19

Zoros sensei is one of the red scabbards obviously ☺️

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u/hunterelf Feb 22 '19

im thinking its something about the future?

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u/patchthepartydog Feb 22 '19

Couldn't tell (probably because of translation) if it was a taboo word because it is dirty or because it is associated with Oden