Speculations Is Wano Really Zoro’s Arc? The Difference Between a Broken Promise and an Unfulfilled Expectation.
Judging from that conversation between @nik87 and @Sword God Ryuma, I can definitely tell that nik doesn't understand the manga, unfortunately.
Offer up his flesh when his stamina ran out lol
Killer escaping after Kaido wrecked them was a bonus. It's not like anyone in the prison had a reaction as to how he ended up back in custody.
It's not a hypothetical argument so much as an exaggerated point to compare to WCI, where the entire plot centered around the Vinsmoke Charlotte marriage. Sanji hit every development checklist and Zoro's role in Wano doesn't compare. WCI was also the third important arc for Jinbe who technically isn't with the crew yet.
Zoro had the shortest recruitment arc and shortest flashback, and his only real follow up was Thriller Bark. Compared to Nami joining and getting Along Park, or Robin joining and getting EL not to mention an obviously big future plot. Zoro has been around the longest and hasn't wavered, so I would hope you're really not trying to disagree that he should have a lot more if this is the "year of Zoro."
Killer escaping after Kaido wrecked them was a bonus. It's not like anyone in the prison had a reaction as to how he ended up back in custody.
It's not a hypothetical argument so much as an exaggerated point to compare to WCI, where the entire plot centered around the Vinsmoke Charlotte marriage. Sanji hit every development checklist and Zoro's role in Wano doesn't compare. WCI was also the third important arc for Jinbe who technically isn't with the crew yet.
Zoro had the shortest recruitment arc and shortest flashback, and his only real follow up was Thriller Bark. Compared to Nami joining and getting Along Park, or Robin joining and getting EL not to mention an obviously big future plot. Zoro has been around the longest and hasn't wavered, so I would hope you're really not trying to disagree that he should have a lot more if this is the "year of Zoro."
It's Sanjis arc for the Sailor girl club and it's Jinbe arc for the realist. But let Chopper put 6 balls in his mouth and it's his arc too 
I am not trying to fool you. Katakuri has hit him "up" as well. My cut out proves that Katakuri was landing more hits.
You forgot Katakuri drilling a crater in the ground with Luffy? He was clearly dominating, it is not a debate.
He was never dominated by Snakeman, it took him 2-3 hits to understand what was happening and then he got back to delivering him a beating.
You forgot Katakuri drilling a crater in the ground with Luffy? He was clearly dominating, it is not a debate.
He was never dominated by Snakeman, it took him 2-3 hits to understand what was happening and then he got back to delivering him a beating.
Sure sure.
What do you mean with "isn't permanent"? Future Sight works at the exact same way like regular CoO; subconciously which Luffy was later able to.
Do you remember that conversation between Luffy and Kata - before Luffy went on Snake Man - when each of them exactly knew what the other one is going to tell about?
FS users literally see entire moments in the future in several steps.
That's why they exactly know how someone is going to move at the next moment and thus they can hit them before they move properly.
During the battle, Katakuri also explained the same when fighting Luffy.
If Luffy dodges from right, he'll exactly aim where Luffy is going to dodge.
If Luffy blocks with his arms, Kata is going to aim for the shoulders.
After that Mogura incident, Luffy subconciously dodged Kata's barrage of attacks but when Luffy was going to charge for him, Kata aimed on his legs to prevent this move and thus stopped Luffy's movement.
No, this is a fallacy.
Snake Man perfectly can scheme the re-direction of his Python - after all, it predicted that Kata was going to dodge the first hit but it redirected its Python and managed to hit Katakuri this time.
This accuracy is a prime example of Snake Man's usage of FS.
What do you mean with "isn't permanent"? Future Sight works at the exact same way like regular CoO; subconciously which Luffy was later able to.
Do you remember that conversation between Luffy and Kata - before Luffy went on Snake Man - when each of them exactly knew what the other one is going to tell about?
FS users literally see entire moments in the future in several steps.
That's why they exactly know how someone is going to move at the next moment and thus they can hit them before they move properly.
During the battle, Katakuri also explained the same when fighting Luffy.
If Luffy dodges from right, he'll exactly aim where Luffy is going to dodge.
If Luffy blocks with his arms, Kata is going to aim for the shoulders.
After that Mogura incident, Luffy subconciously dodged Kata's barrage of attacks but when Luffy was going to charge for him, Kata aimed on his legs to prevent this move and thus stopped Luffy's movement.
No, this is a fallacy.
Snake Man perfectly can scheme the re-direction of his Python - after all, it predicted that Kata was going to dodge the first hit but it redirected its Python and managed to hit Katakuri this time.
This accuracy is a prime example of Snake Man's usage of FS.