King Of The What Now?

Everyone's on trains in this episode: Good guys, bad guys, main characters, support characters. Among the many wonderful new faces is one that bears a striking resemblance to a former crew member. Just who IS Sogeking, and WHERE is Sniper Island?? We also discuss Wanze (the rollerblading noodle chef who shoots ramen from his nose) and his stupid face, Nero (The "Sea Weasel") and what is wrong with his face, and we discuss whether friendship lasers are believable or not. And we discuss Zoro's many moments to shine. Strap in, folks, this episode might come with some sea turbulence.

We explore yet another One Piece movie and the New Years special that sees the Straw Hats in an Alternate Universe! We generally like Chief Luffy, but are a bit more critical of the adventure on Mecha Island. We talk about... Turtle Cloacas, bad mysteries, TAKING OVER THE WORLD.... with a Turtle, and Jiggle Physics. Yes, we're fine, why are you asking?

It's a jam packed episode this week, folks. Luffy and Zoro reclaim their confidence when they hear of Robin's true motives, Zoro seems to be developing a sixth sense for cursed blades, and we're reunited with the chef with the twirly eyebrows. We also ponder nautical terms, and wonder if Geese can be classified as boats. Also, Jimmy Neutron and Fairy Tail references this week.

It's time for another trip to flash back land, where we meet two new characters. Join us as we come to the realize that weapons... can be used as weapons, and even more government corruption is revealed, what a shocker! Also, we predict Usopp will return as a martial arts master, allowing Luffy to win the tournament!

At long last, we get to see the faces behind the masks of the CP9, and they're familiar to a lot of us! We discover what Iceberg has, and whether or not it's Robin's soul in a jar, and we get super amazing kung fu powers! The action is really ramping up, and the building is going to blow in just a few more minutes!

Joel and Kat attended Kuro Neko Con, and talked about what makes One Piece so great, and why it has remained so popular after 20+ years of publication. They also talk spoilers, end-of-series theories, and take audience questions. Warning, here there be spoilers for the entire series, not just what had been previously covered.

This episode has a lot of silliness from the three hosts, including speculation about Mayoral Murder groups, and a badly sung opening. But really, that's just to offset all the unease that's going around town. Iceberg was almost murdered, and the Straw Hats are taking the heat for it! Plus, Franky is a Cyborg??

This is an emotional episode for all involved, lovely readers. Usopp has even more violence incited upon him! The Monster Trio and special guest Chopper break the Franky family! Usopp and Luffy duke it out! But this episode isn't all somber reflection and tears, we also briefly consider whether Franky is made out of Spinach, and whether Iceburg may have Robin's soul in a jar! Things are getting intense, but you can count on us to grit and bear it and muck it all up with bad jokes!

This episode is something of a double header, combining our thoughts on the sixth One Piece Movie (Baron Omatsuri's Secret Island), as well as our introduction to Water 7. We meet lots of colorful new characters, including a pigeon that controls the minds of men, and a... bunny... cat? Curtis weaves a tale of the Capulets and the Romulans, we uncover a secret society of nine celestial ponies, and Joel discovers Venice in the real world was based off of the fictional city of Water 7. Wow! If you want to hear our longer, original discussion of One Piece movie 6. please do visit our Patreon and consider supporting us.

This episode of the podcast is brought to you by pheasants. Yes, pheasants. We realize we know nothing about them, and also we're getting sick of Foxy. The good news is he isn't here for long, and we can instead talk about admiral Aokiji. We play the prediction game of what the admirals will be like, and we get some hints about Robin's past. And Luffy's strangely enough. Did you know he had a grandpa? We sure didn't