Fanclub The V̶i̶n̶s̶m̶o̶k̶e̶ Sanji FC: The Prince of love
then again coo is the most suffering to oda narrative, not like coc or coa
oda hate coo
oda hate coo
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Half the time you either don’t know it’s being used (CoO) or it’s invisible (armament) OR the striking effects are similar to something else so you think it’s haki when it’s not
Like I want Sanji to get future sight more than anything else in the series but I know for a fact we’ll never know when he’s using it
Kaido has future sight and the only reason we know he started using it is cause he said it once
Thats what i was saying... Like, when Sanji asks Zoro to kill him if he turns out to not be the Sanji they all used to know anymore, he attacks Queen with Hell Memories and i remember very well that the editor's note said "A strike that shows his resolve"
It is still not explained why did Sanji's eyebrows came back to normal, even when he felt in his body and said that the transformation seemingly was already completed. What did he do for that to happen? Was his will so strong that his own self managed to rule over it?
Sanji has so much pride on who he is, that even when he asks himself "What would be more useful to the King of the Pirates?" he simply chooses to keep his own self intact and destroys Germa's main and most strongest power up on which they rely the most to fight properly.
Luffy would obviously prefer to have real Sanji by his side, but its interesting to see that Sanji simply gives no shit to that and would 100% prefer to die if he can't live with his true self.
@Vinsmoke D. Zolo I can’t believe Oda took a moment where Sanji was probably at his most vulnerable and then turned it into a gag. Sanji risked losing his emotions and Zoro was close to death by the end of his fight. Then Oda just brushed aside both plots and made it a joke. I would have liked seeing some sort of repercussions for the SHs.
Seraphim actually originate in Jewish mythology (specifically the Kabbalah, it was later co-opted by Christian teachings), and their names mean "The fiery/burning ones" in Hebrew. So interestingly enough, they're name goes really well with the fiery lunarians!
so is sanji a mythical fiery bird or fallen angel?
so is sanji a mythical fiery bird or fallen angel?
Seraphim actually originate in Jewish mythology (specifically the Kabbalah, it was later co-opted by Christian teachings), and their names mean "The fiery/burning ones" in Hebrew. So interestingly enough, they're name goes really well with the fiery lunarians!
so is sanji a mythical fiery bird or fallen angel?
so is sanji a mythical fiery bird or fallen angel?
honestly im don with the science stuff, all i want from this arc is to explain sanji's powers, sanji next power ups should just be haki
at this point im not even sure sanji still has the exoskeleton, his eyebrows went back and was seen having bandages what if sanji needed to use the raid suit constantly to activate the exoskeleton, it's confusing because why did it only activate on the 3rd time he put on the suit and why did the eyebrows go back
at this point im not even sure sanji still has the exoskeleton, his eyebrows went back and was seen having bandages what if sanji needed to use the raid suit constantly to activate the exoskeleton, it's confusing because why did it only activate on the 3rd time he put on the suit and why did the eyebrows go back