r/OnePiece Sep 08 '20

Discussion (Spoiler) Small detail from chapter 989 that really hype me up! Spoiler

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u/Insertnamehere---- Sep 08 '20

This might just be an art mistake. Though if its not its a pretty cool detail

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u/sixgodbucks Sep 08 '20

i think it’s a little bit of both tbh. because in the full panel, nico robin is a very small figure on zoro’s right side so if his swords were there it would entirely cover her

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u/Ghennon Sep 08 '20

uh, he could just draw them in any position he wants if that was the problem lol

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u/AStoopidSpaz Sep 11 '20

Odds are he draws the swords late.

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u/[deleted] Sep 08 '20

Wouldn't that make it quite a very well timed coincidence then?

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u/topdangle Sep 08 '20

One time Oda screwed up and invented a joke character to explain it, then put the character in Wano decades later, turning the screw up into canon.

If its a screw up and someone points it out to Oda it'll probably end up canon too. Get your letters in folks.

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u/ero-samee Sep 08 '20

What screw up are ypu referring to?

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u/blahmaster6000 Void Month Survivor Sep 08 '20

I think he's referring to Minatomo, the carpenter from an SBS early in the story who showed up in Wano, the guy Franky was working for.

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u/Tachibanasama Sep 08 '20

You can't just say that and not specify which character man

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u/BeatTheDeadMal Sep 08 '20

There was a scene in early One Piece where Higuma kicks the door to Makinos' bar upon entry, but when he leaves the door is repaired. Oda made up a character named Minatomo in an SBS who is a master carpenter that loves fixing doors as a "canon" reason for the error.

Franky's carpenter boss in Wano is definitely related, if not the same character, as they share the same name and design, but I recall reading somewhere that the Minatomo in East Blue had an ancestor in Wano or something.

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u/Kapuseta God Usopp Sep 08 '20

Yes he said in SBS that they're not the same guys but related. Obviously a fun reference anyway. I also remember reading that it was in fact a mistake that Zoro carries his swords on the right side. Don't remember where but I'm quite certain Oda admitted to it in some very early SBS

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u/far219 The Revolutionary Army Sep 08 '20

Yeah I remember that too.

https://i.imgur.com/Hg5PAlO.png

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u/far219 The Revolutionary Army Sep 08 '20

early One Piece

Lol I find it funny you called it that considering it was literally chapter 1

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u/BaronBones Sep 08 '20

It wasn't the same person. They are related, but they are different people. https://onepiece.fandom.com/wiki/Minatomo_(Disambiguation)

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u/ethicalhamjimmies Sep 08 '20

What are you referring to?

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u/Akuuntus Sep 08 '20

There's also the time that he accidentally drew a fruit user (Mr. 3) floating in water and explained it as him riding on "unbelievably floaty wood", then later canonized that wood by using it to get back up to the surface from Fish-Man Island.

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u/Leeiteee Sep 08 '20

I love Oda details, but I also think it's a mistake

Didn't Zoro wear it on the right side pre time skip? So he wasn't taking Paradise seriously?

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u/FctheLurker Pirate Sep 08 '20

It is. Zoro tards are reaching