These guys are so unbelievably talented that I cannot commend them enough, so I'm gonna talk about something else king online. When asked what it's like to work closely with the most successful Japanese comic artist of the current era, Sugita indicated that Oda is refreshingly egalitarian in his approach. During the interview, Sugita said that every time a new editor takes over the primary duties for One Piece, he has a long talk with Oda in which the creator reveals how he plans to bring the series to a close.
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In addition, their English language voice cast were spot-on perfect, and I particularly commend the performances of Erik Kimerer as Haru and Lucien Dodge as Mayazumi. As a matter of fact, Oda expressly asks that his editors not offer too many plot suggestions, saying that unless he thinks of such developments himself, it's difficult to find the motivation to draw them. But while fans might be happy to see the Straw Hat Pirates keep sailing forever, the manga's current editor says that not only has Oda mapped out how the story will end, but also that he thinks he knows about how many more volumes the manga has to go before its finale. The plate, which features white porcelain decorated with red paint and traditional Arita glazes in colors such as blue, millet, and purple, plus even a bit of actual gold paint, is made by fine porcelain maker Koransha, which can trace back its origins to over 300 years ago.
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