r/OnePiece • u/Kirosh2 Lookout • Feb 01 '24

Current Chapter One Piece: Chapter 1106 Spoiler

Chapter 1106: "Always by your side"

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Ch. 1106 Official Release (Mangaplus): 04/02/2024

Ch. 1107 Scan Release: ~14/02/2024

Please discuss the manga here and in the theory/discussion post. Any other post will be removed until 24h after the release.

Please also remember to put the chapter number in the title for any future post talking about this chapter.

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u/ShimaDango Feb 01 '24

Eren wish he had this rumbling

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u/toastycheeze Void Month Survivor Feb 01 '24

Those titans wish they had the spear of Elbaf.

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u/kingveo Feb 01 '24

lmao, come to think of it, the giants are like ridiculously huge, I read some where that the sunny is as big as a collosus titanand giants are like way bigger 💀

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u/StickiStickman Feb 01 '24

Nah, that's complete BS.

Broggy and Dory are 21m. Colossal Titan is 60m.

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u/kingveo Feb 01 '24

I meant the wall titans, the thousand sunny is like 56 m and that's roughly the same height as the wall titans as well

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u/StickiStickman Feb 02 '24

Gotcha.

Well, it doesn't matter anyways with how absurdly inconsistent Oda is about character sizes.

Just this chapter they look like they're 100m tall :P

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u/OskeeTurtle Feb 01 '24

As someone who just got out of AoT after S2, can't remember why, can I get a TL;DR as to how that story kept going? I know it's a very controversial ending it seems

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u/evanthebouncy Feb 01 '24

It's pretty well written, and it is finished. I'd find a weekend to just binge it

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u/SomePoliticalViolins Pirate Feb 02 '24

I don't know how much of a TL;DR about the ending can be given without spoilers, so I'll spoil it by just comparing it to other anime:

The ending is very Code Geass, with a light sprinkling of Shippuden Sasuke.

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u/Kuliyayoi Feb 02 '24

Oh boy where to even begin. This is going to be an awful summary but here goes. Basically the city you're familiar with as "the last of humanity" is all a complete lie. The people belong to a special race called "eldians" (I think that's what it was) who have the ability to transform into titans. There is a whole other world outside beyond the walls and beyond the sea and the people of the "real" world isolated the eldians away and made them think that titans are their enemies (not exactly what happened but this is a tldr). Eren finds out the truth and also his titan has a special ability where it can see the future basically (again not really I'm butchering this explanation) and so he goes on this revenge quest to annihilate the world and there's this massive twist at some point where we basically realize Eren has controlled everything from the beginning.

Thw whole plot goes crazy and sparks some really interesting debates on if Eren is right or wrong.

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u/[deleted] Feb 02 '24

Dunno man the ending is open up to readers interpretation since anime ended after s3 and nothing came out after that

seriously though it's a massive, illogical disappointment

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u/[deleted] Feb 10 '24

I'd recommend finishing. And thats coming from someone who didn't like the ending.

S2 is really a drop in the bucket. Theres so much reveals that by the time it hits s4, its essentially a different show, while still maintaining a through line.

Another comment said its like a modern, edgier, FMA:B and I more or less agree. Its ending is a lot messier than FMA's but its probably the only thing since FMA that gave me that similar sense of wonder and adventure.

Plus, a lot of my issues with the ending were just its execution in the manga, and I imagine the anime did it a bit better. Either way its a must watch.