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* [[Reality Ensues]] |
* [[Reality Ensues]] |
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* [[Rescue Romance]]: [[Averted]]; {{spoiler|the Disinfector}} makes it ''VERY'' clear he's only keeping Mar alive to suit his own ends. |
* [[Rescue Romance]]: [[Averted]]; {{spoiler|the Disinfector}} makes it ''VERY'' clear he's only keeping Mar alive to suit his own ends. |
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* [[Shout-Out]] / [[Take That]]: |
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** Mar derisively calls a marine captain who has bone-based devil fruit powers "[[Naruto|Kimimaro]]" |
** Mar derisively calls a marine captain who has bone-based devil fruit powers "[[Naruto|Kimimaro]]" |
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** Admiral Imba is described as looking like the twin of a certain "[[White-Haired Pretty Boy|pretty white-haired boy]]" from [[Bleach|another manga series]]. |
** Admiral Imba is described as looking like the twin of a certain "[[White-Haired Pretty Boy|pretty white-haired boy]]" from [[Bleach|another manga series]]. |
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* [[Snicket Warning Label]]: See the page quote above. |
* [[Snicket Warning Label]]: See the page quote above. |
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* [[Speak Ill of the Dead]]: Marie discovers three graves; though one is mostly untouched, the middle has been destroyed to the point no sign of who it stands for remains, and the last's epitath is partly destroyed, along with {{spoiler|one of its blades stolen}}. |
* [[Speak Ill of the Dead]]: Marie discovers three graves; though one is mostly untouched, the middle has been destroyed to the point no sign of who it stands for remains, and the last's epitath is partly destroyed, along with {{spoiler|one of its blades stolen}}. |
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* [[Story-Breaker Power]]: Monkey D. Madelyn is heavily implied to have one, but its true nature isn't revealed until Chapter 22: {{spoiler|she can literally make dreams come true}}. |
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* [[Survivor Guilt]]: Seen among the survivors of {{spoiler|the attempt to save Luffy}}, particularly {{spoiler|Sogeking}}. |
* [[Survivor Guilt]]: Seen among the survivors of {{spoiler|the attempt to save Luffy}}, particularly {{spoiler|Sogeking}}. |
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* [[That Man Is Dead]]: Invoked and discussed. Mar uses this trope to guess the true identity of The Disinfector, citing ''[[The Count of Monte Cristo]]'' as her example. |
* [[That Man Is Dead]]: Invoked and discussed. Mar uses this trope to guess the true identity of The Disinfector, citing ''[[The Count of Monte Cristo]]'' as her example. |
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** Also {{spoiler|Zoro's sword ''Shuusui''}}. |
** Also {{spoiler|Zoro's sword ''Shuusui''}}. |
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* [[Weapon Tombstone]]: Marking the graves of {{spoiler|Nico Robin and Roronoa Zoro}}. |
* [[Weapon Tombstone]]: Marking the graves of {{spoiler|Nico Robin and Roronoa Zoro}}. |
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* [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart Anyway|What Kind Of Lame Power Is Logic Anyway?]]: Mar eats the Logic-Logic fruit and is disappointed when it only seems to make her think logically. |
* [[What Kind of Lame Power Is Heart, Anyway?|What Kind Of Lame Power Is Logic Anyway?]]: Mar eats the Logic-Logic fruit and is disappointed when it only seems to make her think logically. |
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** {{spoiler|which later turns out to be incorrect as [[Heart Is an Awesome Power|Logic Is An Awesome Power]], thanks to it giving her [[Reality Warper|power over logic itself]].}} |
** {{spoiler|which later turns out to be incorrect as [[Heart Is an Awesome Power|Logic Is An Awesome Power]], thanks to it giving her [[Reality Warper|power over logic itself]].}} |
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* [[Wham Line]]: Almost every chapter ends with either this, a [[Cliff Hanger]] or a [[The Reveal|Reveal]]. |
* [[Wham! Line]]: Almost every chapter ends with either this, a [[Cliff Hanger]] or a [[The Reveal|Reveal]]. |
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* [[You All Meet in A Cell]]: It's even lampshaded as one of the chapter titles. |
* [[You All Meet in A Cell]]: It's even lampshaded as one of the chapter titles. |
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