Anime & Manga Sanji fans are really Judge's sons/daughters.
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For me I like Sanji for his uncountable aspects that rarely found together in one character
He's a character with many roles, cook fighter strategist and a gentleman with a flaw which is his famous gag
His haters are just jealous their favourite characters doesn't have all those traits but rather just one thing from the list
He's a character with many roles, cook fighter strategist and a gentleman with a flaw which is his famous gag
His haters are just jealous their favourite characters doesn't have all those traits but rather just one thing from the list
Who even wants those traits
It could have been his Mom's dying request as well if the flashback was written to support that.
Point is, it has to be something another forces upon Sanji.
No need to repeat the "throwaway line" meme. Anyone remotely intelligent could already tell how intelectually dishonest you are the first time you did it.
Point is, it has to be something another forces upon Sanji.
No need to repeat the "throwaway line" meme. Anyone remotely intelligent could already tell how intelectually dishonest you are the first time you did it.
I agree with the sentiment that there's no good reason to hate on Sanji
However, you are guilty of a mistake many make with your first argument in this thread. The Baratie scene is always brought up while ignoring the whole discussion that happens around it afterwards and it's conclusion
It's not that Sanji did not have it in him, but that he'd "stifle that very spear" for Zeff's sake.
That arc serves as evidence that he can be like Luffy and Zoro in this regard, not the opposite. That's what kickstarts his journey.
This is very true for Luffy and Zoro as well btw. They both get swayed by emotions and put themselves in harm way for the sake of others weaker than them. Luffy and Zoro would not be "perfect Germa soldiers" either.
However, you are guilty of a mistake many make with your first argument in this thread. The Baratie scene is always brought up while ignoring the whole discussion that happens around it afterwards and it's conclusion
It's not that Sanji did not have it in him, but that he'd "stifle that very spear" for Zeff's sake.
That arc serves as evidence that he can be like Luffy and Zoro in this regard, not the opposite. That's what kickstarts his journey.
This is very true for Luffy and Zoro as well btw. They both get swayed by emotions and put themselves in harm way for the sake of others weaker than them. Luffy and Zoro would not be "perfect Germa soldiers" either.
You are really wasting your time by thinking that Zoro wanker can understand English.
https://worstgen.alwaysdata.net/for...oilers-discussion.10903/page-308#post-1091433
''There is no top 3, Luffy, Zoro, whoevers next...''
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https://worstgen.alwaysdata.net/for...oilers-discussion.10903/page-308#post-1091433
''There is no top 3, Luffy, Zoro, whoevers next...''
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Well, i also have to call out you pointing out TB Zoro's moment, and ignoring that Sanji basically did the same thing Zoro did in that arc, when it comes to offering himself to take Luffy's pain.
It's both on panel for us to see
as well as being reminded to us by Oda in the very next chapter
Because it's really important to know that he was just as willing as Zoro to give up his life for Luffy, Zoro and everyone else.
It's both on panel for us to see
as well as being reminded to us by Oda in the very next chapter
Because it's really important to know that he was just as willing as Zoro to give up his life for Luffy, Zoro and everyone else.
Oh look stephen pauls punching bag is getting brave. How long till you run to the mods like a pussy this time ?
Yet kuma doesnt even acknowledge him
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Well, i also have to call out you pointing out TB Zoro's moment, and ignoring that Sanji basically did the same thing Zoro did in that arc, when it comes to offering himself to take Luffy's pain.
It's both on panel for us to see
as well as being reminded to us by Oda in the very next chapter
Because it's really important to know that he was just as willing as Zoro to give up his life for Luffy, Zoro and everyone else.
It's both on panel for us to see
as well as being reminded to us by Oda in the very next chapter
Because it's really important to know that he was just as willing as Zoro to give up his life for Luffy, Zoro and everyone else.
Well I think Zoro up until the rooftop has always fought underlings wheras Luffy has fought the leader so the gap in portrayal has been wider than the gap between Zoro and Sanji. (and even with the rooftop this is a supernova group fight rather than trying to claim any on the roof are seriously Luffy's level).
Zoro and Sanji have historically gone back and forth fighting the strongest and second strongest underling (usually the one fighting the weaker has some nerf and deals with the fight at an easier difficulty).
Zoro and Sanji have historically gone back and forth fighting the strongest and second strongest underling (usually the one fighting the weaker has some nerf and deals with the fight at an easier difficulty).
I already said that for example his Mother could have been the one to make that request, with some details added to the story leading to that moment.
We could get into an argument of who did more and put more on the line for Sanji, but that's pointless.
Zeff making that request, given the way the story was written and how the flashback and WCI arc feed into that makes perfect sense.
We could get into an argument of who did more and put more on the line for Sanji, but that's pointless.
Zeff making that request, given the way the story was written and how the flashback and WCI arc feed into that makes perfect sense.
Well, i also have to call out you pointing out TB Zoro's moment, and ignoring that Sanji basically did the same thing Zoro did in that arc, when it comes to offering himself to take Luffy's pain.
It's both on panel for us to see
as well as being reminded to us by Oda in the very next chapter
Because it's really important to know that he was just as willing as Zoro to give up his life for Luffy, Zoro and everyone else.
It's both on panel for us to see
as well as being reminded to us by Oda in the very next chapter
Because it's really important to know that he was just as willing as Zoro to give up his life for Luffy, Zoro and everyone else.
I admit this post is silly, but it does come with a major point that Sanji fans want Sanji to be Zoro and Luffy, when he never was.
corretc, in a way.
ever had a lumb in your mouth that you just could not leave alone.
you know it will get worse the more you play with it, but somehow you can not give it a rest.
constantly poking at it with your tongue and so on even though you know you should stop?
and its getting increasingly annoying?
thats how Zoro fans feel about Sanji fans.
ever had a lumb in your mouth that you just could not leave alone.
you know it will get worse the more you play with it, but somehow you can not give it a rest.
constantly poking at it with your tongue and so on even though you know you should stop?
and its getting increasingly annoying?
thats how Zoro fans feel about Sanji fans.
I honestly don't understand this logic
Anyone can hate a character for whatever reason they want, but that's just each person personal preference and opinion,
the issue here how some peaple wanna force this way of looking at Sanji on his fans then call them blind for not seeing the reason they hate the character for
and claim they know him better than his fans lol
Some fans might like him for the same reasons others dislikes him for, this applies to all characters
Anyone can hate a character for whatever reason they want, but that's just each person personal preference and opinion,
the issue here how some peaple wanna force this way of looking at Sanji on his fans then call them blind for not seeing the reason they hate the character for
and claim they know him better than his fans lol
Some fans might like him for the same reasons others dislikes him for, this applies to all characters
You miss the point of what's valuable about that moment then.
The willingness to endure all that and the fact that death was the most likely outcome is what gives that scene it's weight.
How are you guys going turn that into a power scaling device and at the same time call out others for not understanding characters or the story almost in the same breath ?
The willingness to endure all that and the fact that death was the most likely outcome is what gives that scene it's weight.
How are you guys going turn that into a power scaling device and at the same time call out others for not understanding characters or the story almost in the same breath ?
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