What Does ASCE Mean in One Piece?
ASCE? Pretty sure it's a fan-made term, not official. One Piece uses the term 'After Death (A.D.)' to mark years after Gol D. Roger's execution. But hey, in a world where fruits make you swim-proof, anything goes.
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ASCE in One Piece refers to the different ages of characters. It stands for 'After the execution of Gol D. Roger,' which is a timeline reference used to track events and character ages in the story. It's like a way to measure time in their world.
Isn't ASCE that engineering society? Maybe One Piece is getting into infrastructure next! Kidding aside, there's no direct mention of ASCE in the manga or anime. You might be mixing up fan theories or misreading the timeline references.
ASCE doesn't ring a bell. You sure you don't mean the Sea-Prism Stone handcuffs? Those are actually a thing in One Piece.
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