Man, looking back at the Arabasta arc, I don't remember what the heck happened to The Unluckies...
Did they get their ass kicked? Did they flee? Or do we simply never get told what happened to them?
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Man, looking back at the Arabasta arc, I don't remember what the heck happened to The Unluckies...
Did they get their ass kicked? Did they flee? Or do we simply never get told what happened to them?
Weren't they beat up by Sanji on the island with the wax number guy.
Humm, maybe you are right... I forgot about that
Rest assured, Sanji took care of them. Indeed they were very unlucky.
But as far as the dub goes? They're just never to be seen/heard from again for no reason whatsoever... I'm still pissed about that. But yea, taken care of by Sanji like has been said...
Take my word for it, they are dead. Or have a look at the episode again.
Who the hell were the unluckies?
The little bear with the claws and the Vulture that worked for Crocodile
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Mr. 13 and Miss Friday
Oh, thanks Aeon and Bud for clearing that up. The picture was especially helpfull. I watch so many anime I cant remember every detail. Dont watch nearly as many as Bud, but then who does. Is there anything you wont watch Bud?
Contrary to popular believe, I don't watch alot at the same time... in fact I just download alot and watch little... most of the shows I've watched something of I'm currently behind (episode 24 on GSD, episode 2 of FMP TSR to name 2)... But you can say I can tolerate most anime... I just marathon a series once I want to watch something, hence why I've watched alot of series in the past.
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Originally posted by: Foomanchew24
Who the hell were the unluckies?
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Apparently that bear thing is supposed to be considered an Otter... who knew?
Whats an otter?
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Originally posted by: Jadugar
Whats an otter?
Ahem.....
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DESCRIPTION:
The sea otter has the thickest fur in the animal kingdom. Unlike other marine mammals, the sea otter does not have a layer of blubber (fat) to help keep it warm. If an otters fur gets coated with oil or any other substance, it can easily die from cold and exposure.
SIZE:
The sea otter is the largest member of the weasel family. Southern sea otters typically reach about four feet in length. Females average 45 pounds, while males average 65 pounds. Northern sea otters can reach up to 100 pounds.
ULATION:
Today there are about 2,500 southern sea otters off the coast of California. There are between 27,500 and 52,500 northern sea otters residing in Alaska, Canada and Washington. There are approximately 15,000 in Russia. Two hundred years ago, demand for the otters pelt nearly led to its extinction.
LIFESPAN:
Male sea otters live an average of ten to 15 years, while female sea otters live an average of 15 to 20 years.
RANGE:
The sea otters historic range stretched from Japan, along the coast of Siberia and the Aleutian Chain and down the Alaska, British Columbia, Washington, Oregon and California coast to Baja California.
HABITAT:
Shallow coastal waters of the northern Pacific.
FOOD:
Sea urchins, abalone, mussels, clams, crabs, snails and about 40 other marine species.
BEHAVIOR:
Sea otters are the only mammals other than primates known to use tools. Otters use small rocks or other objects to pry prey from rocks and to hammer or pry open their food. They can dive up to 330 feet when foraging for food. Otters rest in coastal kelp forests, often draping the kelp over their bodies to keep from drifting away.
OFFSPRING:
Sea otters breed throughout the year. Females give birth to one pup after a gestation period of six to eight months.
THREATS:
Oil spills, habitat loss, disease, gill net entanglement and conflict with shellfish fisheries, Sanji[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-happy.gif[/img]
That was informative Deblas.
Deblas u sure know how to satisfy people's curiosity. Thanx.
It actually looks like Sanji KILLS Mr. 13.
It appears as though he actually breaks his neck.
Wait...is the vulture Mr. 13? I can't really tell.
Anyway, I mean the vulture.
Mr. 13 is the otter
"13" surely is an "unlucky" number.Quote:
Originally posted by: DarthEnder
It actually looks like Sanji KILLS Mr. 13.
It appears as though he actually breaks his neck.
Wait...is the vulture Mr. 13? I can't really tell.
Anyway, I mean the vulture.
Don't you know that the only way to die in One Piece is to fall down a set of stairs. Not even being blown up by a bomb that's meant to destroy a city will kill you.Quote:
Originally posted by: DarthEnder
It actually looks like Sanji KILLS Mr. 13.
It appears as though he actually breaks his neck.
Wait...is the vulture Mr. 13? I can't really tell.
Anyway, I mean the vulture.
Look at Ussop. How many bombs has he been hit with in the little garden arc alone?
Oda already said why he doesn't like to add much death between the main characters. Because if they defeat the main bad guy but someone dies along the way, the mood for the afterparty won't be as much fun.
Sanji that animal killer *shakes fists*
damn gotta love that scene when vivi told nami about crocodile, and vivi goes O__O, and nami goes pale white when they see the unluckies drawing their pic,,, and nami starts choking vivi hehee
I can assure you that no animals were harmed during that episode's animation.