This one piece 1198 chapter summary delivers pure One Piece chaos and hype in the best way possible Sanji casually dominating Killingham the same way Zoro terrorized Sommers is peak Straw Hat flexing, while the sudden appearance of Imu’s grotesque third form and Loki’s long-awaited Hybrid Zoan clash raise the stakes to god-tier levels. The real jaw-dropper is Luffy’s mysterious new black-haired, ape-nosed, tailed form that lets him casually yoink and explode Rain God Zaza MMA mid-rescue, leaving the Giants (and readers) screaming “Who the hell is that?!” It’s messy, unpredictable, and packed with juicy lore teases about Elbaph’s ancient tech and Imu’s time limit back at Mary Geoise, though the abrupt “Luffy just noped out” moment and Gaban’s cryptic Zoan comment feel a little forced for drama. Overall it’s a wild, high-octane installment that prioritizes spectacle and mystery over perfect pacing, exactly the kind of mid-arc banger that keeps the Elbaph saga feeling dangerously alive.
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Twitter’s latest feature allows users to choose who replies to their tweets

Twitter is experimenting with a new way for its users to better control who can reply to their tweets.



People who are a part of the test will be able to choose whether they want everyone, the people they follow, or the people they mention to be able to reply to their tweet.

Other users will still be able to like, retweet and, presumably, quote-tweet posts that have this limit on it, but they will not be able to engage with the conversation.


Twitter said that “this allows the person tweeting to host fireside chats, interviews, and other types of invite-only [conversations] with just a small group or single person."


The test is happening on Android, iOS, and the web app for those users who have been chosen. "We're starting with a small percentage globally, so keep your eyes out to see it in action," the firm tweeted.

This is not the only change Twitter is making to its platform; the company is also testing asking users to “revise” their language when tweeting rude or harmful content, as well as a new way to see who has quote-tweeted you.
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