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* If S-Flamingo's chosen name works regardless of which brother he is cloned from. If he is Doffy's clone, the name Rocinante comes from Rosinante, who was important to Doffy, even despite working against him. If he is Rosinante's clone, he name is a Rosinante connection to the brother he cared about even if he was a monster, his birth parents and his adopted father. It was key to being able to infiltrate Doffy's crew where he met Law who he loved enough to die for. Even if he is naming himself after his gene donor, it is a name that holds connections to others and Rosinante was the sort of person to value such connections immensely.
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* If S-Flamingo's chosen name works regardless of which brother he is cloned from. If he is Doffy's clone, the name Rocinante comes from Rosinante, who was important to Doffy, even despite working against him. If he is Rosinante's clone, he name is a Rosinante connection to the brother he cared about even if he was a monster, his birth parents and his adopted father. It was probably something he clung to as Corazon to protect himself from BecomingTheMask. It was key to being able to infiltrate Doffy's crew where he met Law who he loved enough to die for. Even if he is naming himself after his gene donor, it is a name that holds connections to others and Rosinante was the sort of person to value such connections immensely.
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*** Canon does confirm that the Kuja do leave their island and either return with a baby or pregnant. And while the Celestial Dragons do take slave-wives, given that the children are born of "inferior stock" in there eyes, how many of those children live to adulthood unless they somehow get out?
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*** Canon does confirm that the Kuja do leave their island and either return with a baby or pregnant. And while the Celestial Dragons do take slave-wives, given that the children are born of "inferior stock" in there their eyes, how many of those children live to adulthood unless they somehow get out?
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*** As far as Doffy knows, he has a clone, not his brother. And Rosinante was a Celestial Dragon as well so the logic applies to him too. And given how clumsy Rosinante was, there was probably plenty of chances to get his blood so it's not impossible for him to have been cloned.
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*** As far as Doffy knows, he has a clone, not his brother. And Rosinante was a Celestial Dragon as well so the logic applies to him too. And given how clumsy Rosinante was, there was probably plenty of chances to get his blood so it's not impossible for him to have been cloned.cloned.
* If S-Flamingo's chosen name works regardless of which brother he is cloned from. If he is Doffy's clone, the name Rocinante comes from Rosinante, who was important to Doffy, even despite working against him. If he is Rosinante's clone, he name is a Rosinante connection to the brother he cared about even if he was a monster, his birth parents and his adopted father. It was key to being able to infiltrate Doffy's crew where he met Law who he loved enough to die for. Even if he is naming himself after his gene donor, it is a name that holds connections to others and Rosinante was the sort of person to value such connections immensely.
* If S-Flamingo's chosen name works regardless of which brother he is cloned from. If he is Doffy's clone, the name Rocinante comes from Rosinante, who was important to Doffy, even despite working against him. If he is Rosinante's clone, he name is a Rosinante connection to the brother he cared about even if he was a monster, his birth parents and his adopted father. It was key to being able to infiltrate Doffy's crew where he met Law who he loved enough to die for. Even if he is naming himself after his gene donor, it is a name that holds connections to others and Rosinante was the sort of person to value such connections immensely.
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** Given that S-Flamingo names himself Rocinante and has all of the original Rocinante's characteristics is more likely that the Seraphim was cloned from Rocinante instead.
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** Given that S-Flamingo names himself Rocinante and has all of the original Rocinante's characteristics is more likely that the Seraphim was cloned from Rocinante instead.instead.
*** As far as Doffy knows, he has a clone, not his brother. And Rosinante was a Celestial Dragon as well so the logic applies to him too. And given how clumsy Rosinante was, there was probably plenty of chances to get his blood so it's not impossible for him to have been cloned.
*** As far as Doffy knows, he has a clone, not his brother. And Rosinante was a Celestial Dragon as well so the logic applies to him too. And given how clumsy Rosinante was, there was probably plenty of chances to get his blood so it's not impossible for him to have been cloned.
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* Doflamingo was unaware that one of the Seraphim he informed King and Kaido of is apparently his clone. While this is a case of missing the obvious, it may be for a valid reason. He's a Celestial Dragon, something he knows the World Government is aware of. He could have just assumed they wouldn't dare to clone him due to his lineage.
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* Doflamingo was unaware that one of the Seraphim he informed King and Kaido of is apparently his clone. While this is a case of missing the obvious, it may be for a valid reason. He's a Celestial Dragon, something he knows the World Government is aware of. He could have just assumed they wouldn't dare to clone him due to his lineage.lineage.
** Given that S-Flamingo names himself Rocinante and has all of the original Rocinante's characteristics is more likely that the Seraphim was cloned from Rocinante instead.
** Given that S-Flamingo names himself Rocinante and has all of the original Rocinante's characteristics is more likely that the Seraphim was cloned from Rocinante instead.
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* Hancock had thought she had been raped when S-Snake was revealed. Given that she is the Empress of the Amazon Lily and a Warlord who wears clothes that show off her figure, you would think she would realize that someone would have noticed the pregnancy if that is what happened. But while Hancock has some idea of how procreation works, she probably doesn't know all of the details so the idea of being raped and bearing a child that was stolen while she was made to forgot without anyone else like her sisters noticing is probably plausible to her.
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* Hancock had thought she had been raped when S-Snake was revealed. Given that she is the Empress of the Amazon Lily and a Warlord who wears clothes that show off her figure, you would think she would realize that someone would have noticed the pregnancy if that is what happened. But while Hancock has some idea of how procreation works, she probably doesn't know all of the details so the idea of being raped and bearing a child that was stolen while she was made to forgot without anyone else like her sisters noticing is probably plausible to her.her.
* Doflamingo was unaware that one of the Seraphim he informed King and Kaido of is apparently his clone. While this is a case of missing the obvious, it may be for a valid reason. He's a Celestial Dragon, something he knows the World Government is aware of. He could have just assumed they wouldn't dare to clone him due to his lineage.
* Doflamingo was unaware that one of the Seraphim he informed King and Kaido of is apparently his clone. While this is a case of missing the obvious, it may be for a valid reason. He's a Celestial Dragon, something he knows the World Government is aware of. He could have just assumed they wouldn't dare to clone him due to his lineage.
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**** Canon does confirm that the Kuja do leave their island and either return with a baby or pregnant. And while the Celestial Dragons do take slave-wives, given that the children are born of "inferior stock" in there eyes, how many of those children live to adulthood unless they somehow get out?
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*** What I mean is that their parents were also inbred and also had some identical genetic factors so there was a smaller variety of genes they can hand down. The smaller range means that the two were more alike genetically than Hancock and her sisters. You measure how identical they are and the brothers would show a higher percentage than the sisters would because the sisters' ancestors pull from a wider range than the brothers.
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*** What I mean is that their parents were also inbred and also had some identical genetic factors so there was a smaller variety of genes they can hand down. The smaller range means that the two were more alike genetically than Hancock and her sisters. You measure how identical they are and the brothers would show a higher percentage than the sisters would because the sisters' ancestors pull from a wider range than the brothers.brothers.
* Hancock had thought she had been raped when S-Snake was revealed. Given that she is the Empress of the Amazon Lily and a Warlord who wears clothes that show off her figure, you would think she would realize that someone would have noticed the pregnancy if that is what happened. But while Hancock has some idea of how procreation works, she probably doesn't know all of the details so the idea of being raped and bearing a child that was stolen while she was made to forgot without anyone else like her sisters noticing is probably plausible to her.
* Hancock had thought she had been raped when S-Snake was revealed. Given that she is the Empress of the Amazon Lily and a Warlord who wears clothes that show off her figure, you would think she would realize that someone would have noticed the pregnancy if that is what happened. But while Hancock has some idea of how procreation works, she probably doesn't know all of the details so the idea of being raped and bearing a child that was stolen while she was made to forgot without anyone else like her sisters noticing is probably plausible to her.
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*** What I mean is that their parents were also inbred and also had some identical genetic factors so there was a smaller variety of genes they can hand down. The smaller range means that the two were more alike genetically than Hancock and her sisters. You measure how identical they are and the brothers would show a higher percentage than the sisters would.
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*** What I mean is that their parents were also inbred and also had some identical genetic factors so there was a smaller variety of genes they can hand down. The smaller range means that the two were more alike genetically than Hancock and her sisters. You measure how identical they are and the brothers would show a higher percentage than the sisters would.would because the sisters' ancestors pull from a wider range than the brothers.
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** That would make sense if they were further back ancestors, but Doffy and Rosinante were brothers, and even if their DNA were similar, none of ''Rosinante's'' DNA would be in S-Flamingo.
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** That would make sense if they were further back ancestors, but Doffy and Rosinante were brothers, and even if their DNA were similar, none of ''Rosinante's'' DNA would be in S-Flamingo.S-Flamingo.
*** What I mean is that their parents were also inbred and also had some identical genetic factors so there was a smaller variety of genes they can hand down. The smaller range means that the two were more alike genetically than Hancock and her sisters. You measure how identical they are and the brothers would show a higher percentage than the sisters would.
*** What I mean is that their parents were also inbred and also had some identical genetic factors so there was a smaller variety of genes they can hand down. The smaller range means that the two were more alike genetically than Hancock and her sisters. You measure how identical they are and the brothers would show a higher percentage than the sisters would.
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* S-Flamingo is clumsy and reminds readers not of Domflamingo but of Rosinante. We don't see S-Snake reminding readers of Sanderson is or Marigold, Hancock's sisters. This makes sense as they are brothers and being Celestial Dragons, there is probably a strong trend of inbreeding in their heritage which the Gorgon sisters lack.
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* S-Flamingo is clumsy and reminds readers not of Domflamingo but of Rosinante. We don't see S-Snake reminding readers of Sanderson is or Marigold, Hancock's sisters. This makes sense as they are brothers and being Celestial Dragons, there is probably a strong trend of inbreeding in their heritage which the Gorgon sisters lack.lack.
** That would make sense if they were further back ancestors, but Doffy and Rosinante were brothers, and even if their DNA were similar, none of ''Rosinante's'' DNA would be in S-Flamingo.
** That would make sense if they were further back ancestors, but Doffy and Rosinante were brothers, and even if their DNA were similar, none of ''Rosinante's'' DNA would be in S-Flamingo.
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* S-Flamingo is clumsy and reminds readers not of Domflamingo but of Rosinante. We don't see S-Snake reminding readers of Sanderson is or Marigold, Hancock's sisters. This makes sense as they are brothers and being Celestial Dragons, there is probably a strong trend of inbreeding in their heritage which the Gorgon sisters lack.
