
To hammer the point, the residents' smiles are accurately described as masks that they're incapable of taking off. Those artificial Devil Fruits have the side-effect of preventing whoever has consumed them from expressing any negative emotions, forcing them to smile and appear happy regardless of anything, hence the name. It is revealed the reason behind this is that Shogun Orochi fed the starving population defective SMILE fruits. The inhabitants are characterized for following a philosophy of always being positive, constantly laughing about their many troubles.
One Piece: Ebisu Town, located in Wano Country, is a small, impoverished settlement located East of the Flower Capital. Privately he admits he too is a "foreign organism" what with the obsession and the secret video cameras, blackmail, and raping every boy in town thanks to being a dentist with laughing gas. The town council president is obsessed with maintaining its purity from "foreign organisms" like recent newcomers and possible interdimensional con artists the Suzushiro family. New Town from Soil: everything is neat and clean, the residents' flowers are oh so perfect, and the everyone is so nice and normal. The people who call themselves Theonormals eliminated all aggression from their ranks by exiling everybody with genetic tendency towards violence into the underground city of Lukuss, but in result they've degenerated into living dead who barely seem real, flickering like ghostly shadows due to some unknown technology at their disposal, and don't care about anything, even their own life or death. Everything is picture-perfect cross of early 20th century aesthetics and high technology, but everything is slightly too perfect: birdsong is heard all around, but no birds are visible, the roads are too straight and buildings too perfect - almost like setpieces in a giant miniature railroad display - and flowers wither from the slightest touch. Things get particularly creepy when a man is stabbed and the town's residents cheerfully start trying to pull the knife out of him. It also seems to cause homicidal tendencies when someone questions this, as Kino herself is nearly killed for hesitantly asking if she could not have it. This turns out to be because when children turn twelve years old they go to the hospital and have an operation that changes their brains to think this way. Adults were all quite pleased and always smiling, happy to do their jobs. The homeland of Kino of Kino's Journey was one of these.
Gru signs off in the intro's final moments by sitting in his office and straightening his own personal Dundie Award. Otto even makes an appearance as a bean-spilling Kevin Malone (Brian Baumgartner).
Schrute, who finds a stapler hidden in a bowl of jello Minion Stuart as John Krasinski's Jim Halpert, and Bob as Jenna Fischer's Pam Beesly Halpert.
Our cast also includes Minion Kevin as Rainn Wilson's Dwight K. Naturally, Gru takes the place of Carell's Michael Scott, manager of the Dunder Mifflin Paper Company, which is also renamed Dunder Minions. zZ3tIvYIGZ- The Office on Peacock June 22, 2022 This Office x Minions crossover is a dream that we've had since lunch and we're not giving it up now. In a "blink-and-you'll-miss-it" moment the town's sign is spraypainted yellow and has what looks like the Stuart Minion dangling from it. Then we're greeted by the familiar tunes of the comedy's intro with a look at snowy Scranton. "This Office x Minions crossover is a dream that we've had since lunch and we're not giving it up now," the tweet from The Office Twitter account reads.