His pants were lighter brown as well. As a Navy, Django wears a gaudy yellow button-up shirt with purple spots all over, a blue tie, and the standard navy baseball cap. He still keeps the heart-shaped sunglasses but the color has changed. Django is a powerful yet somewhat bumbling hypnotist. He is mostly carefree and was fully aware of Kuro's tendency to lash out at even his own crew mates leaving Django to feel uneasy being around him.
Django was loyal to Kuro, even knowing his Captain could kill him at any moment and went along with any plans of his. As a Navy, he takes the role of Hina's admirer and Fullbody's friend. While they have become friends through a rather bizarre set of circumstances, Fullbody and Django have become inseparable and are always together on appearances. Often Django and Fullbody will copy each other or dance beside each other in sync. Ironically, he now has the life his former Captain Kuro coveted, planned, and failed to achieve: freedom of movement due to no longer being chased by the Navy.
While Django is a fairly skilled fighter, and much stronger than normal humans, he is still much weaker than most of the fighters seen in the series. During the Whitebeard War , Django was rendered unconscious when Luffy unleashed his Haki , indicating he has a weak will. Due to his clumsy methods and goofy results, Django is also a clumsy fighter, whose failures have turned a battle into a loss on more than one occasion. His less than effective battle results, along with his goofiness has been noted by Hina as part of his and Fullbody's annoyance.
Django possesses the power of hypnosis, which he uses to put people to sleep, to make Captain Kuro's crew far more powerful and fierce and to serve other purposes necessary to help fulfill his plans. You will be asked to enter your email address and click on the Send Password button.
The email will contain a time sensitive link so make sure you use this link within an hour from requesting it. If the link is not taking you to our password reset page, make sure you copy the complete link and paste it in your browser.
The link is very long and some email clients, like Yahoo, often split it making it incomplete. Creating stations. To create a station just type in an artist you want to hear in the "Enter any artist" box in the guest screen or in the New Station field at the top of the Home page.
A popular song by that artist will start playing, followed by tunes from similar artists. You can also select one of our predefined stations from the Genre Stations in the guest screen or from the Browse Stations area below the Player.
Customizing your stations. Once your station starts playing you can customize it by adding more artists and rating songs. The artists that you add and the songs you give a thumbs up to will be heard more often than others. Giving a thumbs down to a song will ban it from all your stations. Keep in mind that there is a limit to the number of songs you can ban.
To add artists to a station click on the Edit Station link under the station name. In the tab you will see a list of artists related to that station. You can click on the plus sign next to an artist to have it play more often or, if you do not see the artist you want to add, just write its name in the search box below. The Variety settings. Another feature you can use to further customize your station is the Variety setting.
Select Play Popular to narrow the playlist to the tunes that have been liked the most by other Jango users. More Variety will play a wider selection and Most Variety will venture into similar genres. Music controls. You will find these at the top right of the player area.
What else do you want? Thumb Up your favorite songs so they will play more often. Thumb Down to ban songs from your stations. You can later review and edit the lists of songs you have rated by checking out the Favorite Songs and Banned Songs lists under the Settings menu.
Song History. A Rewind button? Have you ever had a radio with a rewind button? And you may also want a to watch the music video too. Surprise surprise! Check out Song History! This nice little button. If you select a song from this list your current music will pause and a video of the song you selected will start playing in an overlay screen. Close the overlay to resume listening to your station. Similar Stations and Recent Stations. Check out other Jango stations that play similar music to the station you are listening to or review the stations that you have listened to lately.
Jango will memorize your stations and keep them for you here and in the Station History located in the profile drop down menu. For efficiency Jango will automatically delete stations that have not been used in a long time so make sure you keep tuning in to your favorite ones.
Useful links. On the right side of the player, below the music controls, you can find a set of links that can help you gather more information about the song you are listening to. Lyrics, tweets and artist bio are among the information you can see there.
Please note that new songs may not have that information available yet as it takes us some time to gather it. Share: You can share your station on Facebook or Twitter or just copy the link to email it to a friend or paste it on your web page. Share your Jango! Buy: to purchase the song on iTunes or Amazon if they have it available. Artist Profile, Pictures and Videos: Click on these links to read about the artist you are listening to and see their pictures or videos. Jango will load this in the section below the Player.
Another way to load the video of the song you are listening to or info about the band is to use the links above the artist picture.
The Profile drop down menu. When visiting Jango as a guest you can already start rating songs and creating stations. You will be able to review all this in the Settings menu. Log in or create an account if you want Jango to remember all you do on the website. The Settings menu will show more options after you log in. Home: The Home link will load a personalized section below the Player where you will find a list of suggested stations, recent stations and the hundreds of genre stations that are available on Jango.
Settings: In this page you will be able to change your email address, password or change the way you get notifications. Favorite Songs: This link will load a list of the songs you have thumbed up.
From this list you will be able to view the video of the tunes or load information about the artists. You can also edit the list by removing songs from it. Banned songs: This link will load a list of the songs you have thumbed down.
You can also edit the list by removing the ban on the songs. Station History: Here you can review and edit your stations list.
Song Search: You can search for a particular song you want to hear by typing the song title in the Find Song area. A list of all the versions of that tune that Jango has available, will appear. Clicking on the one you want to hear will pause any current station and load a video of your song. Clicking on the Play button in the Player will stop the video and resume your station.
Emails: Here you can check out any messages sent by any independent artists you might have liked. Edit Profile: Use this link if you want to post information about yourself. This information will be shared only with independent artists you have liked. The information you give is very valuable to these artists for it allows them to better understand where they can find more fans.
You can review the information you have posted in the View Profile link. Jango is proud to present to you a large selection of emerging artists. They help Jango deliver music for free in exchange for exposure and your feedback. Their music will come up occasionally on your station, showing up as an overlay screen prompting you to rate the song or leave a NeuCoin tip. Please take some time to listen to them and leave your feedback by rating their songs for many of them are really good and want to hear back from you.
Help the ones you like move up the scale by giving them a thumbs up and becoming a fan. Songs from independent artists that get many positive votes will become a permanent tune in our database. NeuCoin tipping and earning: Jango has teamed up with NeuCoin, an easy to use virtual currency. Every week we supply you with 25 free NeuCoins, paid for by sponsors, to use for tipping featured emerging artists. Every time a featured artist comes up on your station you will see a green banner with a "Tip 5 NEU" button.
We also give one NeuCoin for yourself for listening to Jango every day. Once you reach 50 NeuCoin for yourself you will be able to transfer them to your MyNeuCoin wallet to use elsewhere. You can see your available NeuCoins on the top bar of your jango. Visit NeuCoin. Artist mail: Emerging artist to whom you have given a thumbs up will be able to contact you back with Jango's internal mail system. You can view your in box by clicking on the Artist mail icon at the top of the page.
You can then read and respond to their messages, by clicking on the Read button in each message, or view their profile page or listen to all their available songs, if you click on the artist name or image.
You can disable artist mail in your Settings page. Music is not free but Jango is able to give you unlimited amounts of it for free thanks to ads. Still, we try our best to keep commercial interruptions down to a minimum. In fact, you get only one commercial per day if you connect your account with Facebook and, at the moment, we are showing none on our mobile apps!
Jango may use the information you provide when signing in to show you ads that are more relevant to your age and gender. Making ads more effective helps us, and you, but you can edit or remove this information in your Edit Profile page.
Come on now Okay, if you really want to cancel your free jango. Make sure to send it from the email address you used to sign up for jango. Oh well. We'll miss you, really, we will. Just click "Edit Profile" from the profile dropdown menu in the top right corner of the page and enter as much or as little information as you would like.
It's easy! This option is not available if you have connected your account with Facebook. In that case Jango will use your Facebook profile picture and you can only change that on your Facebook account.
Square images will look the best for your default pic. Jango has two different kinds of stations: genre stations , that you can select from the Browse Music area below the player, and artist-based stations , which are created when you search for and select an artist. Genre stations have playlists that are selected by our knowledgeable team of music aficionados.
These are best if you want your playlist to stick to a certain genre or theme. Many of these stations are updated on a weekly basis so they are also the best option if you want to hear the most recent titles.
The attempt also backfires on Fullbody and himself, causing them to get kicked aside by Hina for their incompetence. Later in the anime, the scene of Jango fainting when Luffy unleashed a burst of Haki was omitted. While Jango is largely accepted as the canonical spelling of his name per Chapter 's cover depiction of his wanted poster , both the Viz-translated manga and the 4Kids anime romanize it with a silent "D", as Django ; the reason for this is unknown, but may be an homage to the iconic "Spaghetti Western" character of the same name.
In addition, the 4Kids anime gives his speech heavy Beatnik tics, overemphasizing words such as "groovy"; his personality is also made less gullible, as time constraints shortened his second confrontation with Usopp so that he immediately sees through the latter's "8, men" lie. More bizarrely, it - as a means of censoring Kaya 's suicide threat in the original storyline - implies that his chakrams are sentient, and can "turn on" inexperienced users.
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