I shouldn't ask, but you do know that in-universe politics and tactics has been a thing since the start right? And by your logic, feat wise, how are the Emperors useful? BM and her crew couldn't stop a single commander from dispatching them and almost getting BM killed. BM couldn't stop herself from losing to 2 supernova. BM almost died 3 times in her own turf.
Break Week Based off feats. Exactly why are the warlords even useful to the balance?
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Crocodile went from getting defeated by alabasta base luffy to clashing with Mihawk, talking shit to doffy, saving ace on the platform and holding his own vs Akainu.
The power levels of the warlords rise in power as the series went on, I wont be surprised if Crocodile is on that yc2-yc1 power level at this point.
The power levels of the warlords rise in power as the series went on, I wont be surprised if Crocodile is on that yc2-yc1 power level at this point.
Most likely the Warlords were intended to be above the commanders and very close to the Yonko(I’m not saying they are Yonko level) but because Luffy had to face off against them pre-TS and right off the beginning of the post-ts as well as have one of them eventually become his subordinate, they were heavily nerfed by the narrative.
Most likely they would have been Yamato level wielding AdCoC meaning between YC1 and the Yonko
The whole purpose of the 7 Warlords, Marines, and Yonko is to be obstacles for Joy Boy before reaching Imu
Most likely they would have been Yamato level wielding AdCoC meaning between YC1 and the Yonko
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The whole purpose of the 7 Warlords, Marines, and Yonko is to be obstacles for Joy Boy before reaching Imu
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The question answers itself in many ways, but I wanna instead address Crocodile.
The assertions about his strength rely on the characters being plot savvy, but characters aren't plot savvy... that would ruin any story you're trying to tell. Look at that loss to Luffy
Plot savvy is believing you can win by miracles like getting bailed out by their own subordinate. This means Doflamingo should have challenged Kaido because even if he lost in one hit, convoluted luck would carry him to the finish line.
The assertions about his strength rely on the characters being plot savvy, but characters aren't plot savvy... that would ruin any story you're trying to tell. Look at that loss to Luffy
Plot savvy is believing you can win by miracles like getting bailed out by their own subordinate. This means Doflamingo should have challenged Kaido because even if he lost in one hit, convoluted luck would carry him to the finish line.