Spoiler One Piece Chapter 1051 Spoilers Discussion
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As much I did not like Dressrosa I can't deny that this was possibly one the greatest moment in the series
If this is really the end I would say the Wano arc was
- There were major pacing issues. The battle was literally all over the place.
- Usopp and Nami did not really have any fights in such a monumental battle.
- Kinemon and Momo had way too much screentime.
- I was not invested one bit by the Scabbards and took too much space.
- I have no idea why Law was even in this conflict but his motivation was weak same for Kidd.
- Apart from being attractive, Yamato doesn't really bring anything of substance to the crew, and story.
- The absence of Smoker and Tashigi was the biggest sin of this arc which would have naturally raise the hype and stakes.
However I did like:
- The roof top battle was an eye candy of double spreads, and coolness
- More Marimo is always welcome.
- I like Robin got to shine and have some kind of development since forever
- This was the first time since PH that the crew was in an arc from start to finish
- I like the Zoro and Sanji dynamic the most in this arc.
- The Oden flashback was good because we got to see Roger, and Whitebeard.
- Gear 5 was simply fantastic and epic.
In conclusion, if this is the end I would say Wano was an epic arc but its lack of good supporting cast, pacing issues, and stakes prevents it from living up to its hype
If this is really the end I would say the Wano arc was
- There were major pacing issues. The battle was literally all over the place.
- Usopp and Nami did not really have any fights in such a monumental battle.
- Kinemon and Momo had way too much screentime.
- I was not invested one bit by the Scabbards and took too much space.
- I have no idea why Law was even in this conflict but his motivation was weak same for Kidd.
- Apart from being attractive, Yamato doesn't really bring anything of substance to the crew, and story.
- The absence of Smoker and Tashigi was the biggest sin of this arc which would have naturally raise the hype and stakes.
However I did like:
- The roof top battle was an eye candy of double spreads, and coolness
- More Marimo is always welcome.
- I like Robin got to shine and have some kind of development since forever
- This was the first time since PH that the crew was in an arc from start to finish
- I like the Zoro and Sanji dynamic the most in this arc.
- The Oden flashback was good because we got to see Roger, and Whitebeard.
- Gear 5 was simply fantastic and epic.
In conclusion, if this is the end I would say Wano was an epic arc but its lack of good supporting cast, pacing issues, and stakes prevents it from living up to its hype
As much I did not like Dressrosa I can't deny that this was possibly one the greatest moment in the series
If this is really the end I would say the Wano arc was
- There were major pacing issues. The battle was literally all over the place.
- Usopp and Nami did not really have any fights in such a monumental battle.
- Kinemon and Momo had way too much screentime.
- I was not invested one bit by the Scabbards and took too much space.
- I have no idea why Law was even in this conflict but his motivation was weak same for Kidd.
- Apart from being attractive, Yamato doesn't really bring anything of substance to the crew, and story.
- The absence of Smoker and Tashigi was the biggest sin of this arc which would have naturally raise the hype and stakes.
However I did like:
- The roof top battle was an eye candy of double spreads, and coolness
- More Marimo is always welcome.
- I like Robin got to shine and have some kind of development since forever
- This was the first time since PH that the crew was in an arc from start to finish
- I like the Zoro and Sanji dynamic the most in this arc.
- The Oden flashback was good because we got to see Roger, and Whitebeard.
- Gear 5 was simply fantastic and epic.
In conclusion, if this is the end I would say Wano was an epic arc but its lack of good supporting cast, pacing issues, and stakes prevents it from living up to its hype
If this is really the end I would say the Wano arc was
- There were major pacing issues. The battle was literally all over the place.
- Usopp and Nami did not really have any fights in such a monumental battle.
- Kinemon and Momo had way too much screentime.
- I was not invested one bit by the Scabbards and took too much space.
- I have no idea why Law was even in this conflict but his motivation was weak same for Kidd.
- Apart from being attractive, Yamato doesn't really bring anything of substance to the crew, and story.
- The absence of Smoker and Tashigi was the biggest sin of this arc which would have naturally raise the hype and stakes.
However I did like:
- The roof top battle was an eye candy of double spreads, and coolness
- More Marimo is always welcome.
- I like Robin got to shine and have some kind of development since forever
- This was the first time since PH that the crew was in an arc from start to finish
- I like the Zoro and Sanji dynamic the most in this arc.
- The Oden flashback was good because we got to see Roger, and Whitebeard.
- Gear 5 was simply fantastic and epic.
In conclusion, if this is the end I would say Wano was an epic arc but its lack of good supporting cast, pacing issues, and stakes prevents it from living up to its hype
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