#S Flamingo

[mastomysowner]

진촤 잠 by 참숮@chamsut0905

[tuquidflamingo]

Adult S-Flamingo (remake) 🦩🔥(wip)

[oceanwani]

a collection of seraphim drawings i did like a month ago but never posted.

seraphim tower! seraphim tower!

s-hawk and s-croc are besties

and then there's this silly idea about s-hawk turning his hair into blades when people try to touch his head

[1000sunnygo]

Ope ope fruit speculations

so I just found this post:

It's too late to participate in the discussion there, but I want to add a small information that seems to get lost in translation.

Ope ope no Mi's ultimate surgery is "Eternal Youth" (不老), not "Immortality" (不死).

Aren't they used interchangeably? Well, Oda did something curious in Volume 107:

In the magazine edition, Blackbeard asked Law if he (the fruit) could make him both eternally young and immortal - as seen in the left image (不老不死) . IIIRC it was the only time when "Immortality" was added to explain Law's power. But Oda removed the "Immortal" bit in the volume version of the same panel, it was corrected only to eternally young (不老) as previously said during Dressrosa.

Maybe it means Imu isn't unkillable and Law doesn't have to sacrifice himself to reverse the surgery? The "reverse" effect isn't supposed to work in the first place, given Hancock's explanation that her paramecia power is irreversible once the original user dies. It'd be strange if the rule changes from one fruit to another:

Makes me wonder why powers like Hobby-Hobby which keeps the user young don't have the "Eternal Youth" effect. It seems Doffy collected the hobby fruit for a similar research on Eternal Youth, but then learned about its limitations.

How does a natural death occur in One Piece anyway? Is it heavily related to soul rather than one's physical self? A person's soul stays within a body for a specific duration (the natural lifespan), then leaves regardless of the physical condition of the person. If the soul is empowered with revive revive fruit, it can revitalize the body regardless of the corpse's condition (Brook). Since Law is able to swap personalities, it's possible that that Ope ope is able to "operate on" the soul. Eternal Youth surgery could simultaneously sustain a human body and keep the soul trapped within the body forever (which Sugar's fruit can't do), and thus a person gains indefinite lifespan.

I subscribe to the theory that the Elders (who have the ability to immediately heal) had never been humans and their ability isn't the result of ope ope surgery. They could be an extension of Imu's own, unknown devil fruit ability that let him create five puppet figures to run the government. Or they're real demons who would cease to exist once their original summoner (Imu) is killed. Imu, the so-called immortal human, keeps himself safe in a locked room where he cant be harmed, so he can exist forever.

The theory that it's Lili's (eternally young) body Imu is currently residing in makes some sense too, maybe he now has a muse for Vivi and wants to be swapped into her body.

Whichever case it is, Ope ope is definitely involved.

It's possible that a reason the govt allowed Law to become a shichibukai was to regain their access to Ope ope. It'd be ridiculous for the govt to not to collect Law's lineage factor to replicate the 5 billion bounty worth of power. It's very likely that vegapunk was able to replicate the "soul swapping" power of it, so rn Law's original fruit isn't highly sought after as it once was. The govt can still exploit ope ope powers, but they don't need Law to do so.

I don't think they've made his seraphim, it was a long term and expensive project. But how wild it'd be if Doffy's seraphim is revealed to have the Ope ope ability, operating with Law's lineage factor?

I should sleep lol

[arta-atelier]

Grown-up S-Crocodile and S-Flamingo

[kacievvbbbb]

The Seraphim & The Concept of Self

I wonder who picked the Seraphim's outfits cause at first glance when you only look at S-Hawk and S-Snake it feels like there's a standard uniform. then you see the whole group and there's definitely some individuality going on; like S-Bear just wearing a mini kuma outfit, S-Shark with the gi, my man Moria got a little suspender situation going on over there. S-mingo wearing a whole ass hawain shirt. So there's definitely some variety though they all incorporate white in some way. And I wonder if maybe they got some input into what they wore one of the only acts of "free will" they were allowed was choosing whether they wore shorts or long pants which is as adorable as it is sad.

Because think about the implications that they are dressed to the taste of their adult counterparts, right down to how doffy and mihawk like to open their shirts (except for S-Snake which thank god) but yeah what if it wasn't an allowance of free will but a test to see just how deep DNA ran. If it could influence something as simple as choice of clothing, just another fact for Vega punk to marvel at.

Or maybe the clothes were chosen by one of the Vega punks (I can imagine Shaka doing it) or one of the other various lab assistants. And it's just another way to get them to embody the warlords, to reinforce who they were cloned to be, impressing on them that they are not their own people, their lives are not their own. They are already predetermined; from what powers they get, to what weapons they use, even down to what clothes they wear. Everything reinforces that they are not people, just "better" "stronger" versions of someone else.

Either way, and It might have not have been purposely meant that way because I'm pretty sure Vega punk doesn't really register them as human (which is weird cause he treats stussy very humanly and a whole other can of worms seeing as they seem to be aware and possess a personality to some capacity) it's another way of dehumanizing them, reducing them to the people they are meant to become. They have no "free will" no illusion of choice; they have a predetermined destiny, a pre-determined order, there was never any room for choice even down to the shirts on their back.

[mjrtaurus]

Monty, Gabe, and Ashken (Moriah's Seraphim) sitting in a tree or atop a canyon some time after the World Government falls watching some Celestial Dragons floundering about with a gun that shoots nothing but blanks and being like "these are the people who drove the Lunarians we were cloned from off the Red Line?" For Monty it's extra embarrassing because he's Celestial Dragon on his donor's side.

To be fair to Monty, nepotism of that degree for a couple centuries shy of a millennia can take a chunk out of your ability to be in touch with reality, and I doubt the foundational generation of the Celestial Dragons were as thin-skinned and weak-necked as the stragglers of today. At least Doffy and Roci’s father and mother (his grandparents?) were willing to learn how to reconnect. It ended terribly, yes, but they tried.

The three are laughing, they get heard laughing, and one of the dragons turns to take a shot at them. A shot that would have missed by a mile of it was a live round. They laugh even harder and flutter away to tell Gabe’s dads that there are some snot-nosed (literally in one case) dragons down there.

Crocodile immediately susses out the snotty celestial as the one Luffy rearranged the facial structure of a few years back in Sabaody.

Oh, this was gonna be too much fun…

[roseaesynstylae]

I like the fact that the World Government took the time to dress S-Flamingo in his genetic donor's hideous clothing. That, or they let him choose his clothes himself and it proved to be genetic.

[v3x4t1on]

oh yeah fanart of s-flamingo. i love him the little bastard

-sr

[mastomysowner]

Seraphim by RUNO@JaralloArt

[sourcheeseandtomatoes]

And a quick comic I drew today

[oceanwani]

vegapunk gives the seraphims ice cream after a long day of training

(s-croc dropped his, so s-flamingo offers to share his)

[johanarchy]

Vegapunk's worst idea yet ...

[cryingpariah]

Just watched the new Bob's Burgers episode where the family has to track down a puppy that was going to be someone's Christmas present after Gene accidentally fed it chocolate and it got the wheels a-turning.

Monty saw the puppy with the bow on its neck wandering through the neighborhood and it looked hungry. He still had the chocolate Santa Mama gave him earlier and it was so yummy, so Puppy would like it too! When he brought it inside and was in the middle of begging his parents to let him keep it, he said he was already good at feeding it and they both got really pale when Monty mentioned he fed it the chocolate.

Which was... not good for dogs? Very not good for dogs?? What were they going to do??? Mama was saying something about how they needed to get Puppy to throw it back up and Papa was checking if they had something in the kitchen that would help with that and it's suddenly hard for Monty to breathe.

Puppy was somebody's present. Somebody wouldn't be getting a puppy for Christmas and it would be all his fault! He had to do something! If Puppy was sick, they needed a doctor!

Wait... he knows a doctor.

And that's how Law suddenly had the Seraphim of the man who ruined his life and also the technical nephew of the man who saved it crashing into him on the deck of the Polar Tang shoving a puppy into his face and yelping at him to do something while the damn mutt is licking his goatee.

Poor Law thought a String Doffy had appeared when poor crying Monty came aboard with a little curly haired dog in tow. (Which? How?? How did Monty know where he was they are literally in the middle of the ocean??).

Despite all his complicated feelings towards Doflamingo, Monty had never done anything to earn the doctor's ire and he’d pretty shitty to blame him for genetics so he promised to save the dog. But that didn’t stop Monty from blubbering all the while about how he “ruined Christmas!” And how he’s “like the Grinch but worse!” In comes Bepo, Penguin and Shachi wondering why they hear children cries coming from their captain's office (it’s usually grown men crying after all) and see the little Seraphim. Law can’t even begin to start his explanation before the trio swarm the kid trying to cheer him up. Penguin gets him tissues, Shachi starts telling the boy about how everybody messes up and how it doesn’t make him a bad person and how there’s nothing to worry about when their Captain's on the case and Bepo comes through as a living pillow, ready to cuddle Monty calm! It’s incredibly effective and by the Law's wrapping up care for the pupper Monty is smiling again.

Law makes sure to not only give the puppy back but also a book, it’s all about animals, their anatomy, what kind of care they need. It’s an old copy, hardcover front worn soft with time and use but Monty beams at it like it was solid gold. They hug (and by that I mean Monty practically strangles Law while the puppy cheerfully licks his ear) and they send the child off with a smile.

[yodaprod]

1990

[emaadsidiki]

Vegas, all day and all of the night. 🏙️⏰🌆