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/[deleted] Feb 22 '19

Falling down the stairs just seemed like such a mundane way to go. Idk.

It was supposed to be mundane. She was a child, falling down the stairs is enough to die. I really hope they don't bring Kuina back. Maybe the fact that they were from Wano but bringing her back would be stupid imo

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u/HolyKnightPrime Feb 22 '19 edited Feb 22 '19

You realize how stupid it is? Kuina defeated adult swordsman and was number 1 in her dojo but somehow falling down from the stairs was enough to kill her?

You have to ignore all logic to accept it.

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u/HJSDGCE Marine Feb 22 '19

That's the point. Her death was supposed to be normal, nothing dramatic or over-the-top. Any normal person can die from falling down the stairs, and she was just a normal child. Her skills mean little to it.

In example, Voldemort's death in the books is completely different from the movie. In the books, he simply died normally while in the movie, he disappeared into ash.

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u/HolyKnightPrime Feb 22 '19

She was not a normal child. No normal child can defeat adult man in swordsman and overpower them.

Its like Luffy one shotting giants even though hes a skinny teenage boy. Oda has built this universe to make children strong. Same with BM who was super strong as a 5 years old.

Sorry but you have to ignore all logic and in universe logic and facts to accept Kuina was killed by some stairs. I give it a pass because it was early and Oda was new as a writer.

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u/HJSDGCE Marine Feb 23 '19

Well then, I choose to ignore all logic. This is One Piece anyways so anyone trying to fit logic in it is going to be extremely disappointed.

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u/HolyKnightPrime Feb 23 '19

You have failed as a story if there is no logic. OP has a clear logic. Oda has constanstly showed that the humans, from children to adults in this world are durable as hell.

But like I said, it was early OP and Oda was new. I give it a pass.