Jman

One Piece is gone and it's never coming back!

Ignoring Zeni, I'm kinda glad that the transition to adult isn't jarring but feels natural.

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Just remember everyone, One Piece is dead.

Only for shows named One Piece.

One Piece never had that appeal. The designs, the plot, the characters were too goofy, and they clashed with the endless attempts at drama and waterworks.

One Piece is gone forever and the block is better off. It's never coming back, the average block viewer isn't watching, it's over.

I went to a showing in Brooklyn of vintage animation from the 20's through the 40's. Fascinating as a historical artifact.

Yeah, and it's on Toonami and One Piece isn't. Also Akame, but Akame was just...all over the damn place. I think that's why we called it "Anime: The Anime."

The Straw Hats hate being called heroes as per Moose. They're pirates first, last, and only.

Or maybe he'll stop whining about One Piece being gone when every complaint made applies to One Piece as well.

You mean the same way everyone in OP is as flat as cardboard?

The Voltron fanbase is trying.

I thought Tuxedo Kamen was Batman.

Oh no. I can actually talk about Jack without feeling frothing rage. Let's see how much more adult it can get.

Can AO be retconned?

I've been following it still and while the story continues to be a mindfuck in terms of visuals, in terms of plotting it's starting to become a lot more clear. I recommend it, while at the same time I'm happy Gifted will be a more conventional X-Men story.

Then why did One Piece flop?

It's apparently supposed to refer to the titular character and his sorrow in killing. Sounds weird to me too.

Because the main character isn't an asexual jellyfish, and the art work doesn't look cartoony.

http://www.animenewsnetwork.com/news/2017-03-15/masaaki-yuasa-directs-new-devilman-anime-for-netflix/.113478 Said manga is incredibly dark and brutal, so naturally, who you gonna call? Netflix.