#Celestial Judge

[judahmaccabees]

3-5,000 yr. before the divine Family will return, if ever.

[1000sunnygo]

Ok so sometimes I see people claiming Oda originally planned for Law to be evil. Did he actually say that? I can't find much on it

This and "Law is Oda's wife's favorite character" ROFL

Videos like this might've been the culprit behind this rumor. Law being 'named after a brutal pirate and allegedly had terrible rumors about him', doesn't equate to "Law was meant to be evil." No matter how canon-coded it seems, something can't be called a "fact" unless there's a legitimate reference. So far, Oda has made no such statement about Law.

The video used a draft image to back the point that Law was depicted as "scheming and manipulative" during Punk Hazard, taken from OP magazine vol. 8:

Sanji's dialogue, roughly: "Your strategy is to go head on against Doflamingo and Kaido, and to weaken Kaido's military strength, isn't it? And we're *in it together* because we believe the outcome benefits us, as well.

What are you planning?

I don't mind going ahead (to Zou), but I won't leave my friends in danger."

Law: Sharp at bargaining, aren't you...

It's not from Punk Hazard, it was Dressrosa.

Not to mention in both draft and finalized versions, it was Sanji cornering Law, not the other way around. IMHO it didn't add or subtract much from law's character as we already know him.

It's very likely that Law was planned to be (more) morally grey and manipulative. But inflating it as Oda's statement makes it a misinformation. This fandom sadly has a lot of these, thanks to engagement farming content creators.

[jjdogasaur]

I am sorry gamers I gave in, I put celestials in my (other) au...

Anyways this is a much more comedic depiction of an even that happens in there, the actual even is safe to say, extremely brutal and has some long lasting effects on certain celestials

I am willing to give those details if anyone is actually curious

[star-fiend]

The lobster lovers of One Piece:

These 2 former World Nobles

and Judge, who loves lobster with pasta

[bmpmp3]

why does everything i get really into always end up being so god damn niche. by the year 2035 i am going to be blogging exclusively about the interpersonal relationships between the pillbugs and snails hiding underneath the bricks lining the flowerbeds in my parent's garden.

[fuzzyhairedfreak]

so lads who's doing a metgalasona this year for the Garden of Time theme

[age-of-moonknight]

Timeless (Vol. 3/2023), #1.

Writers: Jackson Lanzing and Collin Kelly; Penciler and Inker: Juann Cabal; Colorist: Edgar Delgado; Letterer: Travis Lantham

[avemstella]

Lady Egeria the Seer, first Archon of Fontaine, could see everyone's futures as if reflections upon the water. It allowed her to cast the most perfect of judgements and change the tides of fate itself. However, there was one future that escaped her sight, that future being her own. And for that reason, she did not see how her story would end until her blood stained the sands and there was nowhere else to run.

[electric-plants]

this blessing (enhanced here btw) goes hard af all the time but also ESPECIALLY with dan heng il, 2 follow up characters, and bronya it’s just *chefs kiss* so many skill points so many advanced actions just 🤌🤌

[greatdevourer1231954]

In you post, it mentions The Archivsts from The Owl House being hunted by The Celestials, any reason for that?

It was mostly because of what they did to the Titans.

For thoses who do not watch the Owl House, The Archivists or Collectors are a race of god-like beings who watched over the Demon Realm in the ancient past.

In my AU they are a celestial race connected with magic and space, giving them abilities that allow them to manipulate reality. Collectors are long-lived species whose goal is to observe the passing of time and all life within and to collect and seal up members of each species in order to preserve them eternally.

In my AU they are one of the most powerful known magical beings, second only to the Celestials and Beyonders, with their power only rivaled by the potent magic of another race, The Titans, whoses magic could cancel out theirs, because of this, the collectors developed a rivalry with the race causing an war that brought great consequences.

The outcome of the collector-titan war ultimately resulted in the near-extinction of the titan race, whose strewn bodies became landmasses found across the realm.

However, the Collectors also suffered consequences from this, by killing and causing the extinction of the Titans (something they are not allowed to do in my AU), they ended up angering the Celestials who accused them of doing something they were not assigned to do.

Arishem the Judge soon sentenced them to be exterminated, as they were seen more of a threat to the universe, ever since then, the celestials and other cosmic beings have been tasked with killing any Collector that gets in their way, since then, the race of Collectors is on the run, hiding anywhere they could find.

Hope this helps you guys undertand a little more of the lore, any questions?

[cherry-flavoured-thot]

i am working on that barbatos fic btw much to everyone's surprise

[judahmaccabees]

- Eternity

[doctorslippery]

Roberto Coltro

[thebibliomancer]

Oh, cool. They made the situation worse.

[savage-kult-of-gorthaur]

THE YEAR OF THEIR ARRIVAL -- 2012!

PIC INFO: Resolution at 1438x2048 -- Spotlight on monstrous mock Jack Kirby/Celestials-themed cover art by Edmund Bagwell, early 2012, co-creator of "Cradlegrave," serialized in the “Galaxy’s Greatest Comic” 2000 AD.

Source: https://kirbymuseum.org/blogs/kirby-vision/2012/01/03/2012.