In the 4Kids print of this comic, they thought Starkiller was too dark so they changed it to Skywalker. Also Buggy is holding a spork in panel 5.

And Sanji's lollipop is adorning Marceline's left hand.

Personally, I liked that particular change.

First off- Sanji is a NUT about food. Like, to the point of not fighting with his hands, to keep them clean for cooking. Someone like that wouldn't dangle an ashy stick of flavour-killing carcinogens over his life's work, or hold a habit that's quite so pungent as to wreath him in a cloud of bad smells that, once again, can GET IN THE FOOD.

Second- flavour-killing carcinogens. Sanji is a NUT ABOUT FOOD. A lollipop is food, ergo it makes sense that that would be his go-to oral-fixation-relief (and not too surprising he's got an oral fixation due to the starvation)- it does NOT make sense that he'd start or continue a habit that dulls the habiteer's sense of smell and taste.

Although I like Oda's response that "Sanji doesn't give a fuck" regarding his smoking habit interfering with his taste buds because he's that bad-ass of a chef, I agree with Anvildude that there's something to be said about the lollipop idea. My personal headcannon regarding the lollipop is that they are special made vinegar-pickled ginger pops, a common palette cleanser in Japan. They often look red so that matches the coloring in the anime. Just a thought.

You DO know Sanji picked up both of these habits from Zeff, right?

Oh, come on...
As if murderizing someone with a sprok isn't way more badass than doing it with a butterknife.
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That sound wromg somehow.
Speaking of panle 5, it should be either "highly likely" or just "likely".

Thanks for letting me know about that typo. ^_^

Can someone please explain what starkiller69 is? I haven’t actually seen the show.

I dont think it was in the show but I think itd be used to explain usoopp's and nami's boosted state post time skip

Sorry, still same Anon, just had trouble connecting the starkiller on this page with the one mentioned on the previous one, and then I took Sal seriously and got even more confused :)

Ahh that was the mistake.

To anyone confused why this is a big deal, this is an open-source 3.5e explanation of what a privateer is. I never knew about this before, but apparently there are legal pirates.

"Welcome to the ranks of the noble and patriotic Privateer, also known as the legal Pirate. You work for your nations well being during times of war by raiding, pillaging and plundering any enemy trade ships you can find whilst taking a small profit for yourself and crewmen. Whilst your pirate contemporaries may be hung and reviled by your countrymen you are welcome to set sail without worry of the ships under your kings flag, fearing only the harsh seas, the not-yet-hung pirates, sirens and maybe a leviathan or two, not to mention battle ships of other nations. "