@terabyte what
@BlackLegFring seemingly can't understand is that the Gorosei being superior to the Admirals basically got confirmed but his lack of common sense and being blinded by the admiral agenda is preventing his brain from seeing this or maybe he is just that stupid.
The first argument is narrative as I've told him.
1. York told the WG that Vegapunk was researching the void century and the WG decided to send CP5 to verify this. However, they did not come back.
2. Then, they sent CP7 and CP8 but they did not come back either.
3. As a consequence, the Elders decided to order Vegapunk's assassination.
4. The Elders sent CP0 to take over the mission (Lucci, Kaku) but Vegapunk resisted.
5. The Elders then sent one of their own with Admiral Kizaru as an escort and reinforced their fleet.
6. However, Luffy's crew suddenly appeared as they were going there and this shocked them.
7. In chapter 1090 named after him, Kizaru was sent to take over the mission, while Saturn remained in the ship.
8. However, Luffy prevented that Kizaru achieved his mission and landed a very strong hit on him that incapacitated him (1094).
9. In chapter 1094 named after him, Saturn (highest of the celestial dragons) lands on Egghead in a very impressive manner to take over the mission that Kizaru was taking too much time to achieve.
10. In chapter 1095, we have Kuma's flashback showing how he was a slave to the celestial dragons and saying that Nika will liberate both Bonney and Kuma from their oppression.
What does the narrative clearly tells us? The World Government progressively sent stronger forces to take over Vegapunk.
They first sent CP5, then CP7, then CP8, then CP0, then Kizaru, and finally it was Saturn who went himself there.
This clearly tells us that CP5 < CP7 < CP8 < CP0 < Kizaru < Saturn and clearly tells us that Saturn is stronger than Kizaru.
Additionally, Luffy already took down both Lucci and Kizaru, in a manner that made it clear they were not Luffy's main fights, although it was temporary. Now, he is going to face Saturn, the real villain of the arc, and liberate both Bonney and Kuma. This will be what will shock the entire world.
The second argument is Saturn's power.
For years, the admiral fandom was saying that the Elders were only "administrative agents" and they had no strength or power. Although they were ranked as the highest celestial dragons and were above the Admirals, they were certain that the admirals were the strongest force of not only the navy/marine, but also of the world government. This was funny considering that the Elders themselves said to Akainu, the fleet admiral, that the Navy and Admirals were merely the public face of the World Government.
Then recently, in chapter 1085, we get to experience for the first time the real strength of the Elders. We see in impressive panels the elders transform into monsters that seemed to be mythical zoans.
The admiral fandom was still convinced that the Elders were only fodder characters. They were saying that Saturn, the Elder that was gong to Egghead, was going to face Sanji. They were also saying that Saturn was escorted by Admiral Kizaru so it meant that Kizaru was stronger than Saturn.
Yet, what they did not realize is that Kizaru escorted Saturn because he was the one who was supposed to take care of the mission and Saturn was supposed to remain hidden in the boat.
What happened instead is that Kizaru failed his mission because of Nika and Saturn had to land on Egghead to take over this "slower than usual" mission.
When Saturn landed, we got to experience for the first time the real strength of the Elders. We saw Kizaru appear with an insane demonic pentagram, we saw black lightning that clearly resembled conqueror's haki (which Kizaru did not even reveal), and Saturn made a guy's explode only with his own glare. We also saw that Saturn had a mythical zoan that seemed to be insanely powerful.
Then in chapter 1095, we saw how Saturn easily paralyzed strong characters like Sanji and Bonney, how he tried to kill Luffy and how he tried to kill everyone else. Kizaru did not even pose a threat that was half of Saturn's.
Through Kuma's flashback, we get to learn that Saturn resembled his present self, implying that he is immortal.
Taken together, all of this destroys what the admiral fans have believed for years. The admirals are merely the public face of the world government and the ones higher than them are stronger and EOS material.
Yet,
@BlackLegFring seems to be blinded by his agenda and/or lack common sense and cannot seem to understand this.