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* [[Boom! Headshot!]]: In Luffy's flashback to his time with Shanks, Shanks is held at gunpoint by a mountain bandit. [[What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?|Shanks calmly tells the man that guns are for killing, not threatening, at which point the big guy in Shanks's crew headshots the bandit point blank.]] |
* [[Boom! Headshot!]]: In Luffy's flashback to his time with Shanks, Shanks is held at gunpoint by a mountain bandit. [[What Do You Mean It's Not for Kids?|Shanks calmly tells the man that guns are for killing, not threatening, at which point the big guy in Shanks's crew headshots the bandit point blank.]] |
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* [[Bootstrapped Leitmotif]]: Franky's theme music. |
* [[Bootstrapped Leitmotif]]: Franky's theme music. |
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* [[Bottomless Magazines]]: In a [[Non-Serial Movie]], the villain's henchman has to carry an enormous box containing flintlock pistols (which can ONLY fire one shote each) for this reason. |
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* [[Bowdlerise]]: 4Kids North American dub. |
* [[Bowdlerise]]: 4Kids North American dub. |
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** The Japanese anime also did this occasionally, with respect to the manga. When Luffy gets hit by Jango's chakram, it originally goes straight [[No One Could Survive That|into the back of his head]]; the anime changes this into a [[Cutlass Between the Teeth|mouth catch]] that slightly cuts the corners of his lips. Bellemere is {{spoiler|shot ''through the head''}} in the manga, while the anime just has her {{spoiler|shot, period}}. There are various other incidences as well, though they're relatively minor. |
** The Japanese anime also did this occasionally, with respect to the manga. When Luffy gets hit by Jango's chakram, it originally goes straight [[No One Could Survive That|into the back of his head]]; the anime changes this into a [[Cutlass Between the Teeth|mouth catch]] that slightly cuts the corners of his lips. Bellemere is {{spoiler|shot ''through the head''}} in the manga, while the anime just has her {{spoiler|shot, period}}. There are various other incidences as well, though they're relatively minor. |
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