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| THIS IS A MANGA ONLY DISCUSSION POST. DO NOT DISCUSS ANYTHING BEYOND THIS CHAPTER. ---------------------------------------- Pucci should have destroyed the Meteorite before it landed in his new universe. That way this alternate universe would have been much safer. sigh... It always has something to do with gravitational forces. Made in Heaven.. So the rotational forces thingy is like the alternate universe form of the ripple technique; passed down the Zeppeli family, Gyro teaches it to Johnny. A bit like William teaching Jonathan... or is it more similar to Caesar and Joseph... nah, the former. |
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| Nyo-ho! Finally some proper background information on Gyro. Araki really romanticized executioners - they're usually faceless, lumbering hunks of muscle who are stupid enough to not let their job take a toll on their psyche, or if not, completely sadistic psychos. To think there could be ones that are not only qualified doctors and martial artists, but also possess Accupressure v2.0 to ease people's pain.. quite the luxury for someone sentenced for death, if you ask me. |
| Only know I'm figuring out that L. A. Boom Boom is a male lol. |
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| He was an executioner, cool. |
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| This king's servant looked like Messina from Battle Tendency |
| Gyro's backstory! Hurray! :) I noticed some historical mistake here. To generalize and say that executioners were commonly respected and had high position in pre-20th century Europe is exaggeration. In France they were like that, but i.e. in medieval Germany their profession was treated as disreputable. In other places of Europe the profession of "executioner" was treated more or less the same as other professions, like baker, blacksmith etc. Just saying, lol. |
| well that's one way to kill your child's innocence |
| Floyd Mayweather English Tutor |
| I didn't expect the Zeppeli bloodline to be a line of executioners in this reality but at least Gyro knows where to draw the line when it comes to carrying out his job. If only retrials weren't that costly... I'm very curious on how the spinning steel balls contribute to the executions. |
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| Damn that backstory for Gyro was really unexpected... |
| Sorry for my english xD! RIP Kentaro Miura :( RIP Akira Toriyama :(  |
| didn't thought he's an executioner at all, especially with the heritage thing |
| Gyro's backstory was good but I wish it was revealed over a longer time in small pieces. It would've been fun piecing all the clues together. |
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