Sanji himself stated that Nami had told him everything. He isn't fighting Blueno confused nor unaware of the situation. Any other example you're proposing doesn't really affect his determination; precisely, the possibility of Robin not cooperating is even a reason to encourage them to defeat her captors to save her life. Where you see confusion I see Sanji understanding the situation and comprehending that Robin may not necessarily be willing to act (which is completely reasonable). Everybody is well aware of their goal, they're ready to kick the CP9's ass and declare war to the World Government and Luffy just pushes this determination to Robin herself when he makes here admit she wants to live.
So, in other words, what you posted is no Straw Hat's problem but Robin's. They're perfectly aware of what happened and what they want to achieve.
By the way, there is no moment when the crew learned from Iceberg. Iceberg tells Nami the story and then shares it gradually with the rest. There's no difference between Nami explaining it to Luffy and Zoro and doing so to Sanji.
Except that Sanji wasn’t aware that it was simply about the buster call being used against them. He thought that if she knew that they knew and didn’t care, that she would come with them. He was clearly distressed when she chose otherwise, compounded when she attacked Usopp. And then he was caught off guard when Blueno added to it.
It was their problem, all the way. The point of the arc was that her problems were theirs.
Um, I know? What relevance does this have to do with that I said? When did I say that Iceberg told Luffy? When did I say that it mattered where Sanji learned it from? And it wasn’t from Zoro, it was from Nami, and he was already on the train by that point, he learned just before fighting Wanzo. I don’t know why you think this is a point.
I'm not using it to justify that Sanji is on the level of a Yonko commander but to question your vague statement about his New World performance.
Which was used on my part to argue against the justification of him fighting a commander, you only gave the specifics of why. You used those as if they refute my point about is readiness, as if those were qualifications.
Yes, and Franky is a cyborg so he may fight Queen as well. Now try to look at my list of coincidental and irrelevant things as a whole, you may then understand the difference between your single justification and the picture deriving from the sum of mine.
lol so because the power rangers has a brachiosaurus as a theme for one of them, it carries more weight than Chopper directly combating and defeating one of Queen’s own machinations.
Oh so If Hawkins comes into a fight having prepped his 10 lives and then Zoro casually swipes at Hawkins and kills him we should count that as Zoro low diffed hawkins right? Even though he damage has been transfered. Because abilities acquired through prep time and ingenuity do not count as being counted among your actual abilities when in a fight. Okay. I suppose Those 10 lives don't belong to Hawkins so Zoro did in fact low diff Hawkins. All the shit that came afterwards was just noise.
Literally no idea what this has to do with anything.
Oh do you I have to explain to you that Zoro plans on beating Mihawk 1v1? Hmmm... I know you remember the scene in baratie where even Luffy stopped Johnny afraid yosaku from interfering... but I guess according to you that doesn't count as Maybe Zoro's deal is that he has to win 1v1... Hmmm... Also the fact that the title is a singular title as "World's strongest swordsman" and not "swordsmen"... Also I suppose the fact that Zoro's been beating all his opponents 1v1 for 1000 chapters is NOT a indicator that Zoro always does that.
Shit I'm stumped... I'm sure you know all the above and yet you insist you think Oda can give Zoro a final fight that's not 1v1... I guess I have no way of convincing you... Not even one single point
Never said that Zoro was going to fight Mihawk with someone else. I wanted to know the specific time that it was stated that Zoro must fight all swordsman 1v1. I won’t remind you that if that’s a qualification, he’s failed, because he fight Pica (a swordsman) with help.