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* AdaptationalAttractiveness: In the manga, Motzel[[note]]The Baratie customer that stares at Arlong[[/note]] had deformed cheeks and huge lips which made him stand out among the Baratie patrons. Here, he lacks non of those physical attributes making him an average looking human.
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* MythologyGag: Nami reads an unconscious Zoro a fable about a man named Mont Blanc Noland. Veteran One Piece fans will recognize the name and the wider implications of the story, as well as the true context of it.
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* MythologyGag: Nami reads an unconscious Zoro a fable about a man named Mont Blanc Noland. Veteran One Piece fans will recognize the name and the wider implications of the story, [[DramaticIrony as well as the true context of it.it]].
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** In-universe, Young!Sanji angrily confronts Zeff and demands to know how he's still alive after 70 days of no food, only to stop in shock when he sees that the lower half of Zeff's right leg is ''gone''. The sight of the dried blood and gore around the rocks/on Zeff's beard only adds to it, making him realize [[{{Autocannibalism}} what truly happened.]]
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** In-universe, Young!Sanji the younger Sanji angrily confronts Zeff and demands to know how he's still alive after 70 days of no food, only to stop in shock when he sees that the lower half of Zeff's right leg is ''gone''. The sight of the dried blood and gore around the rocks/on Zeff's beard only adds to it, making him realize [[{{Autocannibalism}} what truly happened.]]
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* ALessonLearnedTooWell: Zeff's sacrifice for Sanji in their backstory instilled in the young man the necessary values of compassion and integrity that shapes his character. Unfortunately, it ''also'' gave Sanji an UndyingLoyalty to Zeff and a refusal to move on, despite the latter not wanting that for him. Zeff has to practically fire Sanji from Baratie and throw him out for him to take the hint.
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* ALessonLearnedTooWell: Zeff's sacrifice for Sanji in their backstory instilled in the young man the necessary values of compassion and integrity that shapes his character. Unfortunately, it ''also'' gave Sanji an UndyingLoyalty to Zeff and a refusal to move on, despite the latter not wanting that for him. Zeff has to practically fire Sanji from Baratie and throw him spell it out for him Sanji to take the hint.
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** In-universe, Young!Sanji angrily confronts Zeff and asks how he's still alive after 70 days of no food, only to stop in shock when he sees that the lower half of Zeff's right leg is ''gone''. The sight of the dried blood and gore around the rocks/on Zeff's beard only adds to it, making him realize [[{{Autocannibalism}} what truly happened.]]
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** In-universe, Young!Sanji angrily confronts Zeff and asks demands to know how he's still alive after 70 days of no food, only to stop in shock when he sees that the lower half of Zeff's right leg is ''gone''. The sight of the dried blood and gore around the rocks/on Zeff's beard only adds to it, making him realize [[{{Autocannibalism}} what truly happened.]]
