Don't talk about mental gymnastics, Mr. Carrot is going to leave the sunny to hunt all the ponegliffs in the world!
So the daughter of an emperor that is nicknamed the "oni princess", is in fact not the princess of Onigashima..?
Garp...you're a treasure.
This is news to you, not me.
Clearly this is a lot for you so I'm trying to ease you into it.
Nothing wrong with admitting when you're wrong. That's not what I was laughing over. That would your lack of basic understanding of what the story of OP is about.
You literally said you let your Carrot hate cloud your judgement on the obvious. Carrot is connected to the dawn. And so you downplayed the plot to minimise Carrot's potential role. Those are your words, not mine, lmao.
We had to baby you and explain that although the dawn is only being explicitly mentioned now, it's actually been happening from the very beginning of the series since Luffy set out from dawn island. It took post after post before you finally understood something so simple.
It's from reading the story and applying basic analysis. Momo's entire character has been about his personal development into a leader and recognising that it's ok to accept help from others. Yamao's character is about wanting to be Oden. Someone who protected Wano, adventured around the world, and was loved by all.
The WG is threatening not only Wano, but the entire world in a great cleansing. So it makes perfect sense for Yamao and Momo to go together to rally the nations of the world to finally come together. Momo demonstrating what he learnt about working with others as well as his growth as a leader in organising such a huge allied force. Yamao demonstrating that she can be friends with humans and become someone respected the world over, like Oden.
We already know that Wano had to be shut to protect it from a "great external force", (i.e. the WG).
There's more than that, but for the sake of argument let's just stick with that one. Carrot needs to find out why the straw hats are important. This being the final statement of her dead mentor, and something yet to be resolved over 150 chapters later. Sure.
So why is Carrot the one that has a plot about her coming to this realisation? And you're wrong that everyone else also needs to realise this. The straw hat's importance is something that is already known to them. Inu and Neko showing the ponegliffs to the crew, Marco saying they're the real stars. Kin emon declaring that Luffy will stand at the top of the seas...This is all something that's known. Yet Carrot is the only one Oda had go through the process of needing to learn exactly why they're important. That's huge set up. Why you think she'll finally understand this after hundreds of chapters of travelling with them as close friends, and then decide to just go off and do her own thing, I have no idea.
Sweet Jesus, what...?
If you're in fact talking about this scene then I can't think of a better example to illustrate the decline in your reading comprehension. Instead of seeing Katakuri questioning Brulee's sudden appearance and what's about to happen, you see Luffy asking his bestie Brulee to hold things down on the sunny without him...You're washed... Bring back Hero Garp. He could read.
Lmaooo. I'm sure you don't. Fortunately you're not Oda though. So I in turn don't need to give a fuck about that.
And if you paid attention to names you'd realise that like Yamao, Luffy doesn't call Brulee by her name but instead "branch", which would've made it even easier to realise that it was very obviously Katakuri speaking.
So the daughter of an emperor that is nicknamed the "oni princess", is in fact not the princess of Onigashima..?
Garp...you're a treasure.
This is news to you, not me.
Clearly this is a lot for you so I'm trying to ease you into it.
Nothing wrong with admitting when you're wrong. That's not what I was laughing over. That would your lack of basic understanding of what the story of OP is about.
You literally said you let your Carrot hate cloud your judgement on the obvious. Carrot is connected to the dawn. And so you downplayed the plot to minimise Carrot's potential role. Those are your words, not mine, lmao.
We had to baby you and explain that although the dawn is only being explicitly mentioned now, it's actually been happening from the very beginning of the series since Luffy set out from dawn island. It took post after post before you finally understood something so simple.
It's from reading the story and applying basic analysis. Momo's entire character has been about his personal development into a leader and recognising that it's ok to accept help from others. Yamao's character is about wanting to be Oden. Someone who protected Wano, adventured around the world, and was loved by all.
The WG is threatening not only Wano, but the entire world in a great cleansing. So it makes perfect sense for Yamao and Momo to go together to rally the nations of the world to finally come together. Momo demonstrating what he learnt about working with others as well as his growth as a leader in organising such a huge allied force. Yamao demonstrating that she can be friends with humans and become someone respected the world over, like Oden.
We already know that Wano had to be shut to protect it from a "great external force", (i.e. the WG).
There's more than that, but for the sake of argument let's just stick with that one. Carrot needs to find out why the straw hats are important. This being the final statement of her dead mentor, and something yet to be resolved over 150 chapters later. Sure.
So why is Carrot the one that has a plot about her coming to this realisation? And you're wrong that everyone else also needs to realise this. The straw hat's importance is something that is already known to them. Inu and Neko showing the ponegliffs to the crew, Marco saying they're the real stars. Kin emon declaring that Luffy will stand at the top of the seas...This is all something that's known. Yet Carrot is the only one Oda had go through the process of needing to learn exactly why they're important. That's huge set up. Why you think she'll finally understand this after hundreds of chapters of travelling with them as close friends, and then decide to just go off and do her own thing, I have no idea.
Sweet Jesus, what...?
Lmaooo. I'm sure you don't. Fortunately you're not Oda though. So I in turn don't need to give a fuck about that.
And if you paid attention to names you'd realise that like Yamao, Luffy doesn't call Brulee by her name but instead "branch", which would've made it even easier to realise that it was very obviously Katakuri speaking.
