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Two tyrants to claim his place as King of the Pirates. Big Mom is a straightforward villain and a dangerous one at that. In the final fight against Luffy, Big Mom will perish; there's no other way to finish her arc, and a less extreme ending might be slightly unsatisfying. 10 Shanks VA: Brandon Potter Image via Funimation "Red-Haired" Shanks is a major pirate in One Piece who is among the most dangerous captains of the seas - and he got there without needing a Devil Fruit! He was the inspiration for Luffy to become a pirate and was a member of the Roger Pirates. Shanks gave his arm to save Luffy from a giant sea monster and bandits when Luffy was a child. Shanks is one of the only people alive who knows where the One Piece is, and fans speculate he is perhaps guarding the treasure. Thus, Shanks will either be Luffy's final battle or the final sacrifice for Luffy to achieve his goals. Either way, death seems to be the natural conclusion to his arc, giving a bittersweet ending to Luffy's journey. Keep Reading: The Main Characters in Netflix's 'One Piece,' Ranked by Likability

Para os jogadores de Roblox que também são fãs de animes, reunimos abaixo 100 IDs de músicas dos desenhos japoneses mais famosos para você ouvir enquanto joga. Confira!Aviso importante! Em 22 de março de 2022, os desenvolvedores do Roblox mudaram algumas diretrizes sobre as IDs de músicas nos jogos. Já não é permitido compartilhar IDs maiores que 6 segundos com direitos autorais. Por esta razão, os IDs deste artigo podem não funcionar corretamente.Dragon BallDragon Ball - Abertura (Vamos Conquistar) [1989]: 3245889785Dragon Ball Z - Abertura Chala Head Chala PT-BR: 3242522896Dragon Ball GT - Abertura Português: 1557386318Dragon Ball Z Sound Effects: Heavy Energy Charge: 232213955Dragon Ball Z: Frieza Saga Theme: 2611635590Dragon Ball Z : Saiyans Arrive!!: 4479441163Dragon Ball Z Fight Theme 1: 6357755969Punch Dragon Ball: 1058693352NarutoNaruto - Naruto's Theme song: 4614097300Naruto Sadness And Sorrow (Original): 3057786388Naruto Opening 1: 378045464Naruto Opening 2 Haruka Kanata: 3128282686Naruto Opening 3: 260800520Naruto Opening - Blue Bird [FULL]: 2136699338Naruto Ending 1 [Naruto - Wind]: 452118167Naruto Shippuden Opening 1: 159104625Naruto Shippuden Opening 4: 266272927Naruto Shippuden Opening 8: 146045616One PieceOne Piece Opening 1 Full: 3158180698One Piece OP 2 - Believe (full): 5831756186One Piece: Opening 3: 165006972One Piece Opening 4: 165013269One Piece Op 5 "Kokoro No Chizu": 898267128One Piece - Opening 6 HD: 216954666Marines Attack The Village - One Piece: 3994170117One Piece - We Are! (Orchestral): 160310733One Piece OP Battle Music: 318835806One Piece Opening 5 - Kokoro No Chizu: 213395543One Piece -Zoro Theme: 5240554015One Piece - Sanji Fighting Theme: 317697419Attack on TitanAttack on Titan Opening 1: 4973416812Attack on Titan Season 2 Opening - Sasageyo: 931196582Attack on Titan Season 3 Opening: 6276846693Attack on Titan Opening Season 4: 6124763050Attack on Titan - Battle Theme: 4713153228Attack on Titan - Ending 1: 6851361713Attack on Titan - Ending 2: 140749004Fullmetal AlchemistFullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood Opening 2 - Hologram: 155894218Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood Opening 3 [FULL]: 2140520143Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood - Main Theme: 1463226965Fullmetal Alchemist Ending 1: 183178873Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood - The Awakening: 892711797Far East Suite - Fullmetal Alchemist: 386197892Fullmetal Alchemist Brotherhood - Spiral of Truth: 4665416839Death NoteDeath note - Opening: 158779833Death Note - Opening 2: 165099195Death Note Light's Theme: 422954483Death Note - Misa song: 2047065992Death Note - Near's Theme: 161234800Death Note- L's Theme C: 3147895706Death Note Chase Soundtrack: 1371860744Hunter x HunterHunter x Hunter Opening 1: 595801950Hunter X Hunter 2011 OST - Hisoka Theme: 196188421Hunter x Hunter Ending 2: 220055793Hunter x Hunter 2011 Ending 4: 430759301Hunter x Hunter Ending 6: 464455231Kurapika's Theme - Hunter x Hunter 2011: 650564796Hunter X

Cadences :: Key words:harmonic cadenceturnroundmelodic cadencerhythmic cadencetextural cadenceform & cadence1CadencesIn her article entitled Cadence in Music, Catherine Schmidt-Jones writes about those things that produce a feeling of cadence:harmonyin most Western and Western-influenced music (including jazz and "world" musics), harmony is by far the most important signal of cadence. The most fundamental "rule" of the major-minor harmony system is that music ends on the tonic. A tonal piece of music will almost certainly end on the tonic, although individual phrases or sections may end on a different chord (the dominant is a popular choice). But again, you cannot just throw in a tonic chord and expect it to sound like an ending; the music must "lead up to" the ending and make it feel inevitable (just as a good story makes the ending feel inevitable, even if it's a surprise). So the term cadence, in tonal music, usually refers to the ending chord plus the chord or two immediately before it that led up to it. There are lots of different terms for the most common tonal cadences; you will find the most common terms below. Some (but not all) modal musics also use harmony to indicate cadencesome writers describe a cadence as a point when the underlying tension in a moving line of music relaxes but this is quite simplistic as sometimes a cadence can derive its 'effect' from relaxation postponedmelodyin the major/minor tradition, the melody will normally end on some note of the tonic chord triad, and a melody ending on the tonic will give a stronger (more final-sounding) cadence than one ending on the third or fifth of the chord. In some modal musics, the melody plays the most important role in the cadence. Like a scale, each mode also has a home note, where the melody is expected to end. A mode often also has a formula that the melody usually uses to arrive at the ending note. For example, it may be typical of one mode to go to the final note from the note one whole tone below it; whereas in another mode the penultimate note may be a minor third above the final note. (Or a mode may have more than one possible melodic cadence, or its typical cadence may be more complex.) rhythmchanges in the rhythm, a break or pause in the rhythm, or a slowing of or pause in the harmonic rhythm are also often found at a cadencetexturechanges in the texture of the music also often accompany a cadence. For example, the music may momentarily switch from harmony to unison or from counterpoint to a simpler block-chord homophonyformsince cadences mark off phrases and sections, form and cadence are very closely connected, and the overall architecture of a piece of music will often indicate where the next cadence is going to be - every eight measures for a certain type of dance, for example. (When you listen to a piece of music, you actually expect and listen for these regularly-spaced cadences, at

A LOT of "little scary moments" that worked out GREATLY (remember the locker room in the school?), while SH2 barely has any. Although I think the way the game decides which ending you are getting is brilliant, the problem is, there's no really a clear clue to what you should do in order to get each ending. If you don't have a walkthrough to guide you, it could turn pretty tricky to figure out, as none of the choices you make is any clear. Again, this was MUCH clearer in the first game. For example, there's one ending in which James commits suicide (come on, you know this has to happen in at least one ending from the get-go). In order to get that ending to happen, the game will account whether or not you readed certain documents and examined a certain item. Now, it may be (and it was, actually) that I readed those documents just to find out what they were about. Not knowing what was written in there, I couldn't possibly figure that they would lead me to that ending. Bluntly, the game decides that just for being curious about the contents of a piece of paper, I have suicidal tendencies. Way to make a snap judgement. Finally, there's a glitch that appears in every scene involving lip-synching that, however relatively small, IS noticeable. As I said, when a given scene looks this wonderful, a small persistent glitch looks much more annoying than ever. It happens in