#moocy

STOP IT ZOROOO MY CHILD IS CRYING BC HE REUNITED WITH HIS BRO, I love luffy the crybaby

Law: He may be the one taking advantage of me Also Law when finding Luffy's motivators:

THE BULL MAKES ITS REAPPEARANCEEEE!!!!

One Piece #714 (vol. 72)

One Piece: Chapter 714 Comparison: (WSJ Preview and Final Product)

      I have become fascinated with the One Piece Digital Colored Manga’s previews and they’re differences with the actual colored volumes. It was very hard to find research about these (and even harder to find the previews themselves) The first difference is that the preview was made before volume 72 was even out, and so it’s based on the Shonen Jump magazine version (you’ll notice in one of the panels, Luffy doesn’t have his Lucy beard like he’s supposed to, and gets it in the final version). This also means that certain color scheme confirmations via color spreads and volume covers hadn’t come to pass (Ex: In the Volume 77 cover, Giolla’s color scheme is shown to match the anime. The preview couldn’t have known this at the time.)

      Indeed, many character’s color schemes are wrong. Some minor (Ex: Gyats), some more noticeable (Ex: Bartolomeo) Even the bull Ucy is a slighter darker black in the final version. But what’s more noticeable is many background things are changed, the most constant one being Dressrosa stone and architecture going from a brown-grey to an almost sort of gold. In general, the preview had much bleaker color schemes whereas the final version is very colorful and saturated.

      These changes imply that 1) The Colored Manga goes through scrutinous peer review, with Oda himself possibly even included, and 2) The projects are saved so that it is very easy to go back to the editing process and change colors with the click of a button. The second implication is very surprising to me. Since they work with the final volume, you would think that they’d have to start from scratch since they aren’t exactly the same (again, going back to the Luffy beard panel).