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One Piece Eps 87 & 88 EARLY REACTION! (Patreon)

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2024-01-07 08:16:42
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One Piece 87&88

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desolate leng

Zoan is the animal transformation type fruit, that's all. To clarify what they say in this and the previous episodes: it normally has three different forms: original, halfway, and full transformation. So in Dalton's case, it's human (original), bison man (halfway), and bison (full transformation). Chopper has the hito-hito fruit (person-person, I guess, though it sounds a bit awkward in English), and people are animals, so that's also under Zoan type. Chopper starts as a reindeer, so for him it's the other way around compared to someone like Dalton. But his original three transformations are a bit unusual as he never really goes full human, and he spends most of his time in the halfway form which is smaller than the others. The rumble ball gave him four more transformations: Jumping point (light and tall with all the powers in his legs), guard point (giant furball that absorbs attacks), arm point (focuses all the strength in the arms for powerful hits), and I don't think they've shown the fourth yet so not mentioning that. I always thought that Chopper developed it specifically for his fruit, but you're right, it might work on all Zoans. An interesting thought! Yeah, you know they've caught up when they start to repeat the flashbacks like this. It's either that, or make Luffy run around acting like (more of a) fool for half an episode or so.