It's even more tiring because most people have radical views on this stuff
There's one side that thinks Mihawk is the strongest character ever and he beats Xebec, and the other side thinks he's below Shanks and even below the Admirals too
Not many people have a good middle ground with it tbh
Not to mention they all can't ever accept that they're wrong
There's one side that thinks Mihawk is the strongest character ever and he beats Xebec, and the other side thinks he's below Shanks and even below the Admirals too
Not many people have a good middle ground with it tbh
Not to mention they all can't ever accept that they're wrong
I feel like when powerscaling other characters it's simpler because there are no stipulations. Simply compare the 2 characters and move on
But when anyone discusses Shanks and Mihawk (a matchup that is entirely decided by narrative rather than feats) it devolves into a nonsensical conversation about "what is swordsmanship" and "who qualifies as a swordsman"
Like when I come to a thread and the first thing I see is "Shanks could probably perform Divine Departure with a baseball bat so he isn't a swordsman" I automatically leave
And like you said it's one of the many core community defining debates that no one is willing to budge an inch on. So that makes it even worse