Fanclub The V̶i̶n̶s̶m̶o̶k̶e̶ Sanji FC: The Prince of love
I see them equally as great characters but i lean towards zoro becuz of his pride as a swordsman is admirable and how he goes about with it unlike sanji who doesn't have a goal to take pride in... no all blue ain't a prideful goal. but hear me out
Here's the fax,i started OP with the anime before wano and wasn't involved in any mediums centered around characters like this one ... well time didn't suffice for that coz i binged the whole anime in 2 to 3 months so i my notion of character and their worth were never influenced by someone's bias so i wasn't involved socially at all with onepiece and didn't have a qualms with any of the characters...
Sanji was a mystery to me until WCI, like oda made him very blank when it came to his pride as someone who has a dream and didn't highlight his character through his goals like he did with zoro.. so obviously an outstanding (pun) like zoro would be more visible to the audience and will highlight him more compared to sanji who does Alot and is visibly distinctive compared to his but wasn't outspoken about his feelings that drive him and matter to him and as luffy's subordinate aside from being a part of the crew ... he has always been the lone wolf in the crew that you'd never know what he's thinking.. form a raw perspective.. women? but no its not as straight forward as that.. his goal makes him a very complex character... unlike zoro who's focus is always on his goal and making it his pride... but what is sanji's pride, he never came into the crew by yearning to become the greatest chef... but came in with a very distinct dream that required luffy to help him.. that required to find a myth.. like luffy was..sanji's goal never required his to be the greater chef.. or someone who wants to draw the map of the world.. or becoming the doc that cures every disease.. his goal isn't to sing the best of rhymes and rhythms to the crew.. his goal isn't to keep the Sunny secure and neat... nothing that he can make it a part of his pride like everyone in the crew does... except luffy.. coincidence I DONT THINK SOOO..
infact sanji in thriller bark re emphasized zoro's dream to him while making himself sacrifice for his crew.. he care more about zoro's dream than his own...
WCI proved it to us without sanji, luffy won't make it to his goal... but also that without luffy sanji wont make it..
Sanji has to become the strongest on the planet if it means to make luffy the king..
just like luffy takes pride in his crew... sanji takes pride in having luffy as his captain.. that why he goes ways aways from the crew to protect it.. whatever he thinks is the best of his crew... and it is the best of the possibilities... u can take Alabasta, Enies lobby, the latter most part of Thriller bark, take Skypia... it shows it all there
i won't mind if u have this legend as your fav character, he is a character you won't understand just by watching him or reading him but... you have to scrutinize to understand him and break his mentality down and comprehend him unlike zoro who is basically in the light most of the time so its easy to pick on his pride and character
and mind you i haven't even pointed out how strong he is... coz that is not why i take pride in defending him.. i see zoro and sanji under the same light.. and love both of them equally but zoro over sanji atm... reagrdless of that, now that WCI is a thing i love sanji twice as much.. soon very soon I'll have him next to zoro.
Here's the fax,i started OP with the anime before wano and wasn't involved in any mediums centered around characters like this one ... well time didn't suffice for that coz i binged the whole anime in 2 to 3 months so i my notion of character and their worth were never influenced by someone's bias so i wasn't involved socially at all with onepiece and didn't have a qualms with any of the characters...
Sanji was a mystery to me until WCI, like oda made him very blank when it came to his pride as someone who has a dream and didn't highlight his character through his goals like he did with zoro.. so obviously an outstanding (pun) like zoro would be more visible to the audience and will highlight him more compared to sanji who does Alot and is visibly distinctive compared to his but wasn't outspoken about his feelings that drive him and matter to him and as luffy's subordinate aside from being a part of the crew ... he has always been the lone wolf in the crew that you'd never know what he's thinking.. form a raw perspective.. women? but no its not as straight forward as that.. his goal makes him a very complex character... unlike zoro who's focus is always on his goal and making it his pride... but what is sanji's pride, he never came into the crew by yearning to become the greatest chef... but came in with a very distinct dream that required luffy to help him.. that required to find a myth.. like luffy was..sanji's goal never required his to be the greater chef.. or someone who wants to draw the map of the world.. or becoming the doc that cures every disease.. his goal isn't to sing the best of rhymes and rhythms to the crew.. his goal isn't to keep the Sunny secure and neat... nothing that he can make it a part of his pride like everyone in the crew does... except luffy.. coincidence I DONT THINK SOOO..
infact sanji in thriller bark re emphasized zoro's dream to him while making himself sacrifice for his crew.. he care more about zoro's dream than his own...
WCI proved it to us without sanji, luffy won't make it to his goal... but also that without luffy sanji wont make it..
Sanji has to become the strongest on the planet if it means to make luffy the king..
just like luffy takes pride in his crew... sanji takes pride in having luffy as his captain.. that why he goes ways aways from the crew to protect it.. whatever he thinks is the best of his crew... and it is the best of the possibilities... u can take Alabasta, Enies lobby, the latter most part of Thriller bark, take Skypia... it shows it all there
i won't mind if u have this legend as your fav character, he is a character you won't understand just by watching him or reading him but... you have to scrutinize to understand him and break his mentality down and comprehend him unlike zoro who is basically in the light most of the time so its easy to pick on his pride and character
and mind you i haven't even pointed out how strong he is... coz that is not why i take pride in defending him.. i see zoro and sanji under the same light.. and love both of them equally but zoro over sanji atm... reagrdless of that, now that WCI is a thing i love sanji twice as much.. soon very soon I'll have him next to zoro.
For me the order is Luffy>Nami>=Sanji>=Zoro>Ussop>=Jimbe>=Franky>=Brook>=Robin>=Chopper
And the > on each strawhat depends on the situation, having 2 clear groups in normal situations...Nami+Sanji+Zoro and then the rest if the situations requires of their lead, as FE Zoro on combat is above Jimbe, Ussop and even maybe above Sanji and Nami, but in General Sanji and Nami are above the rest...
And the > on each strawhat depends on the situation, having 2 clear groups in normal situations...Nami+Sanji+Zoro and then the rest if the situations requires of their lead, as FE Zoro on combat is above Jimbe, Ussop and even maybe above Sanji and Nami, but in General Sanji and Nami are above the rest...
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Great read!
Powerscaling has been the most discussed topics but it ignores all the depth and history behind each character which for me is way more interesting. (it's easy to fall into it those debates, I'm guilty but I try not to get involve)
Oda is gonna make characters as strong has he want, whenever he want, and however he wants.
Sanji's dream always felt off to me compare to the others because Roger sailed all of the Grandline and didn't find it, it's something that's beyond One Piece. If it's actually the breaking of the Red Line, then his dream is basically the unification of the world.
No more different seas but one sea.
Powerscaling has been the most discussed topics but it ignores all the depth and history behind each character which for me is way more interesting. (it's easy to fall into it those debates, I'm guilty but I try not to get involve)
Oda is gonna make characters as strong has he want, whenever he want, and however he wants.
Sanji's dream always felt off to me compare to the others because Roger sailed all of the Grandline and didn't find it, it's something that's beyond One Piece. If it's actually the breaking of the Red Line, then his dream is basically the unification of the world.
No more different seas but one sea.
