The Accursed Prince, Loki is one of Oda's most interesting characters in the Final Saga of One Piece, and it can even be said that he's the most compelling of all at the moment. Introduced properly to the fans during the Elbaf arc of One Piece, Loki had the image of a villain at the beginning of the arc, and even now, with the arc around the midpoint, holds the same image.

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Powerscaling has always been a huge deal in the One Piece fandom, especially when it comes to the characters of Zoro and Sanji. Powerscaling can be controversial, but one thing is for sure at this point in the story — Zoro and Sanji will surpass the Yonko by the end of the story. Oda has already revealed how this is possible for them.

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Lego Mario Kart: Mario & Standard Kart (1,972 Pieces) $170 | Releases July 1 at Walmart | Available now at Lego Store Preorder at Walmart See at Lego Store The latest Lego Mario display model for adults and experienced builders will no longer be exclusive to the Lego Store starting July 1. Walmart has opened preorders for Lego Mario Kart: Mario & Standard Kart, a charming and superbly designed building set comprised of 1,972 pieces. The kit lets fans build a large Super Mario figure and his signature red kart. As of June 27, Walmart is offering release-day delivery for the $170 set.Mario & Standard Kart debuted as a Lego Store exclusive on May 15. Lego exclusives typically don't arrive at major retailers for three to six months after launch, so Walmart stocking it on July 1 is a bit surprising. Since Walmart is the only retailer taking preorders, it's possible that the retail release will only be available there.Continue Reading at GameSpot