November 27th, 2009 at 8:28AM
(4) Heroes Are Also Immune to Crushing Damage. The heroes are made of a harder substance than anything else in the universe, so nothing can break their bones. Manga are basically cartoons, so the laws of physics which let One Piece characters avoid hemorrhages and concussions are not so different from the laws of physics in, say, Tom and Jerry. The only difference is that there’s more blood (see #1) and that, rather than laughing at the poor cats getting beaten up, we’re encouraged to sympathize with them. (via A History of Horrible, Harmless Violence - comiXology)

(4) Heroes Are Also Immune to Crushing Damage. The heroes are made of a harder substance than anything else in the universe, so nothing can break their bones. Manga are basically cartoons, so the laws of physics which let One Piece characters avoid hemorrhages and concussions are not so different from the laws of physics in, say, Tom and Jerry. The only difference is that there’s more blood (see #1) and that, rather than laughing at the poor cats getting beaten up, we’re encouraged to sympathize with them. (via A History of Horrible, Harmless Violence - comiXology)

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