General & Others How did Shanks>Mihawk become so popular?
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bruh u question what author said? mf oda said mihawk is the strongest swordsman he is the strongest swordsman
the fk u talking about
the fk u talking about
Oda's saying he's the world strongest yet tells us that the character who used to be his biggest rival and is now one of the four emperors hasn't fought him in at least a decade.
That just seems to me like Oda is intentionally making it vague so people can't definitely say Mihawk or Shanks beat each other.
Zoro Dream is WSS not mihawk, new WSS means he works to surpass him and become it simple its only the fans that think that which is funny
Lol he did tho... oda
Medical does not equate with strength just stop, Oda gave away Mihawk title at 956
As we all know it he is unpredictable
Lol he did tho... oda
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Medical does not equate with strength just stop, Oda gave away Mihawk title at 956
As we all know it he is unpredictable
Again, do you know how he obtained the title to begin with?
Oda is literally famous for having worldbuilding and backstory for so many of his characters and all it would take would be one flashback to where we see Mihawk beat the previous WSS and have a similar journey to Zoro to show us that it doesn't mean he's actually beaten everyone.
Stop using "Oda said he's the strongest" as if y'all knew what Oda is planning either, it means nothing until he shows us him defeating everyone.
Oda is literally famous for having worldbuilding and backstory for so many of his characters and all it would take would be one flashback to where we see Mihawk beat the previous WSS and have a similar journey to Zoro to show us that it doesn't mean he's actually beaten everyone.
Stop using "Oda said he's the strongest" as if y'all knew what Oda is planning either, it means nothing until he shows us him defeating everyone.
You're wrong..
It says former Warlord. Not, former WSS.
Back then I I couldn't figure out why Oda left off the WSS title. Now I understand and it is make perfect sense. If Oda would have put his WSS title in that scene some fans would have claimed the former is referring to his warlord title and WSS title.
It says former Warlord. Not, former WSS.
Back then I I couldn't figure out why Oda left off the WSS title. Now I understand and it is make perfect sense. If Oda would have put his WSS title in that scene some fans would have claimed the former is referring to his warlord title and WSS title.
