Talk:Rob Lucci

=2007-8=

Help
While I generally accept we should keep the Galley-le and CP9 Lucci apart, it creates a problem. You simply can't remeber the way this page was set out so I've had to reorgainsed it. The Abilities bit was in his CP9 part halfway down it, his history was a mess and he had personnelity refs just all over the place!

But now due to shambles I'm asking for help...I'm not sure if I've done this right, can someone go over this page and check everything is in order? One-Winged Hawk 22:43, 25 March 2007 (UTC)

Flaming shigan
How did Lucci create a flame for that projectile shigan?


 * I think he used his superhuman strength to heat up his claw, just like Kumadori did with his staff. Yatanogarasu 04:38, December 19 2008

=2009=

trivia
lucci is probably inspired by harvey keitels character in taxi driver sport, take a look: sport

Scars
Anyone else notice his scars look like the world government symbol? Just throwin that out there.

They're supposed to, it's meant to be symbolic, actuaully that brings up the point, wasn't there a whole section on his appearance? --Kingluffy1 21:28, 25 June 2009 (UTC)
 * No, Onepiecerules added the Appearance heading without putting anything into the new section. Can someone please do something about that? Preferably add to it?
 * Kaizoku-Hime 22:00, 25 June 2009 (UTC)

"Black and Red" Hat?
While people may have different interpretations of colors, I have a hard time understanding how the brown/sepia of his hat is being called red. I've looked at examples of his hat in the anime, in official artwork from the manga, and on my official P.O.P. figurines/gashapon toys, and they're all brown to me. At most, it could be called sepia. Can anyone explain why his hat is labeled as "black and red"?

Thanks (: -Sephirona 00:15, September 7, 2009 (UTC)

Lucci and franky's blueprints,
Where does It state that lucci displays shock at knowing franky had the blueprints the entire time? As I recall he figured it out himself.

He figured out where the fake blueprints were, but that was a ruse Iceberg conjured up. Franky was hiding the authentic blueprints within his own body, which he revealed (and then burned) in front of the whole of CP9 on top of the Tower of Justice. If Lucci had known, he probably would have commanded someone do a body check of Franky right when they had found him. Franky was captured based on the crimes he had committed several years ago and not so much because they knew he had the blueprints on him. Sephirona 02:20, September 12, 2009 (UTC)

antagonist
is lucci the main antagonist of the enies lobby arc ?
 * Technically Spandam's the main antagonist who masterminded most if not all of the Saga, but Lucci is the "big bad" that Luffy has to beat when it comes down to it. 219.78.37.162 02:27, January 11, 2010 (UTC)

Lucci in "Italian"
Ahaha - for future reference, I remember "Light" in Italian as "Luce", and not "Luci". Just a small note regarding someone's revision recently.


 * We know but the thing is, I believe someone on AP explained the whole Luce thing at one point. Lucci isn't "light" in Italian, the conclusion was fickleness of transferring Japanese to Italian and vice versa.


 * P.S. please sign your posts with ~ . One-Winged Hawk 16:28, November 24, 2009 (UTC)

Yeah, I figured as much. I wrote this more as a note to the person who said "Luci" meant light, as that is incorrect. Sorry, forgot to type the tildas. Sephirona 17:21, November 24, 2009 (UTC)

Just a note, it's true that "light" in Italian is "luce", but it's also true that "luci" (lights), in Italian, is the plural of "luce". So I'll put this note. By the way I'm Italian, just so you know. leviathan_89 12:22, February 14, 2011 (UTC)


 * On second thought, I removed the traslation of "luci" meaning "lights" because I'm not sure of the meaning of "lights" in English, aren't they the traffic lights? "Traffic lights" in Italian is "semaforo", so it has nothing to do with "light". In the end, I only leave the note that "luci" is the plural of "luce". leviathan_89  12:36, February 14, 2011 (UTC)

In English the singular "Light" is generally used to just mean light, I don't think the person who asked Oda the question referred to 'traffic lights' at any time in his message. Nice catch with 'luci' being 'luce's plural - thanks! Sephirona 02:22, February 15, 2011 (UTC)

=2011=

Image
Shouldn't the "Lucci as a CP9" picture in the gallery be his profile picture in the infobox? It's a better full shot... JapaneseOPfan 20:46, February 12, 2011 (UTC)

I can see what you mean and actually it was Lucci's profile picture for a very long time, but I agree with the new change because the full bodied CP9 Lucci artwork isn't exactly drawn in either the anime's style or Oda's own style. Iirc, it's actually his artwork for a hand-held game, and in my opinion doesn't capture his likeness as well as Oda's own artwork does. Sephirona 02:19, February 15, 2011 (UTC)

I say we must use the one who is full shown with his normal black clothes..Shall we change it?  LuffyPirateKing ::   Talk      02:04, March 12, 2011 (UTC)

additional trivia?
How about adding a trivia section, first Off? Then having his animal theme among the CP9 listed, as well as, being the only Zoan Devil Fruit user to fight Luffy? As well as being the second Rokushiki user to be defeated Luffy in Gear Second?ThemoderndaykingSolomon 00:24, March 2, 2011 (UTC)

All the things you mentioned are not needed. It'd be adding triva for the sake of adding trivia. The Trivia Guidelines are your friend. Pandawarrior 00:47, March 2, 2011 (UTC)

Then how about just adding a trivia section then you can add the trivia as you all see fit?ThemoderndaykingSolomon 01:29, March 2, 2011 (UTC)

=2012=

Handstand
I recall in one scene (in human not leopard form) in the anime, when they first meet the group at Water 7 (prior to the CP9 reveal) that the Paulie entangles Lucci's arm with a rope and flips him upside down, and Rob catches himself (prevents from falling onto his head) by doing a 1-arm handstand where his elbow is almost totally bent.

Anybody knowing how difficult handstands (much less 1-arm handstands, much less 1-arm handstand pushups, which I've never seen anyone do) are can understand how impressive this is. Before all the secret agent martial arts reveal, we know this guy is INCREDIBLY strong. That's because he isn't just holding that pose, but rather, he stopped himself in it even though his body had a huge amount of downward momentum built up from falling from high in the air (plus cetrifugal force) as Paulie flips him.

I think this screen is also shown in one of the opening themes. I'll go flip through the various openings and see if I can find a screenshot to post here. Since it was posted in the opening, and since it's one of the earliest times we see him, I think that it may be worth mentioning and featuring on the main article. What does everyone think of this? I'll post it here first to get feedback once I find it.

We know that Sanji can also hold a one-arm handstand for some of his moves. I wouldn't be surprised if in one episode Zoro is also training this for strength since we see him doing a bunch of bodybuilding and strength training all the time.

I can't remember why exactly Rob does it 1-armed, possibly I think it was with his free hand because the other was entangled in the rope and Paulie's pulling traction on the rope could have preventing him from putting it down, or just to show off because it's so easy for a CP9 member due to their strength. Watching the scene again should make this clear. +Yc 23:23, May 16, 2012 (UTC)

Considering the feats of strength shown by other characters in the series, and by Lucci, I don't really believe this is necessary. Imagine the wording: "Lucci is also capable of performing difficult one-armed handstands". Now look at his page already and tell me if we need to mention that. 00:54, May 17, 2012 (UTC)