To add on, it's genuinely silly to think Luffy will be deemed the "monster samurai." If it's not Zoro, there will be no "monster samurai" title.
Luffy said it himself:
"I can't be a samurai without one"
From Luffy's own perspective, he's not a samurai. In fact, he can only pretend to be one either way, because a samurai in One Piece is a warrior from Wano (especially/typically a swordsman). We know beyond all reasonable doubt at this point that Luffy is not from Wano.
However, Zoro is VERY likely to have originated from Wano. I think this speaks for itself:
In fact, there's evidence that Zoro considers himself a samurai. Zoro said he wants to become the King of Hell (Jigoku no Ou). The word "Jigoku" has an alternative meaning that refers to samurai.
Luffy being deemed the "monster samurai" would be about as terrible as him being named the greatest cook or the greatest navigator. He'd be stepping far, FAR too deep into the territories of his crewmates.
Luffy said it himself:
"I can't be a samurai without one"
From Luffy's own perspective, he's not a samurai. In fact, he can only pretend to be one either way, because a samurai in One Piece is a warrior from Wano (especially/typically a swordsman). We know beyond all reasonable doubt at this point that Luffy is not from Wano.
However, Zoro is VERY likely to have originated from Wano. I think this speaks for itself:
In fact, there's evidence that Zoro considers himself a samurai. Zoro said he wants to become the King of Hell (Jigoku no Ou). The word "Jigoku" has an alternative meaning that refers to samurai.
Luffy being deemed the "monster samurai" would be about as terrible as him being named the greatest cook or the greatest navigator. He'd be stepping far, FAR too deep into the territories of his crewmates.
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This Tread is stupid. If Oda will get back to that statement, it obviously refers to Zoro since his origin are from Wano.
Thinking of Luffy as a monster samurai is the same of thinking Kaido is the world strongest Swordsman.
Kaido already recognized Luffy's strength, he already respect him as much as the 5 figures, but of course he doesn't see him as the monster samurai, guess why he isn't a samurai
Thinking of Luffy as a monster samurai is the same of thinking Kaido is the world strongest Swordsman.
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Kaido already recognized Luffy's strength, he already respect him as much as the 5 figures, but of course he doesn't see him as the monster samurai, guess why he isn't a samurai
To add on, it's genuinely silly to think Luffy will be deemed the "monster samurai." If it's not Zoro, there will be no "monster samurai" title.
Luffy said it himself:
"I can't be a samurai without one"
From Luffy's own perspective, he's not a samurai. In fact, he can only pretend to be one either way, because a samurai in One Piece is a warrior from Wano (especially/typically a swordsman). We know beyond all reasonable doubt at this point that Luffy is not from Wano.
However, Zoro is VERY likely to have originated from Wano. I think this speaks for itself:
In fact, there's evidence that Zoro considers himself a samurai. Zoro said he wants to become the King of Hell (Jigoku no Ou). The word "Jigoku" has an alternative meaning that refers to samurai.
Luffy being deemed the "monster samurai" would be about as terrible as him being named the greatest cook or the greatest navigator. He'd be stepping far, FAR too deep into the territories of his crewmates.
Luffy said it himself:
"I can't be a samurai without one"
From Luffy's own perspective, he's not a samurai. In fact, he can only pretend to be one either way, because a samurai in One Piece is a warrior from Wano (especially/typically a swordsman). We know beyond all reasonable doubt at this point that Luffy is not from Wano.
However, Zoro is VERY likely to have originated from Wano. I think this speaks for itself:
In fact, there's evidence that Zoro considers himself a samurai. Zoro said he wants to become the King of Hell (Jigoku no Ou). The word "Jigoku" has an alternative meaning that refers to samurai.
Luffy being deemed the "monster samurai" would be about as terrible as him being named the greatest cook or the greatest navigator. He'd be stepping far, FAR too deep into the territories of his crewmates.
It has been hinted at since pre time skip Zoro is a samurai for those who have forgotten
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Do u understand the premise of this thread is to literally THEORIZE about the monster samurai??
Do u understand the premise of this thread is to literally THEORIZE about the monster samurai??
If it was fact to justify a theory no problem but it's not what you did
