Fanclub The V̶i̶n̶s̶m̶o̶k̶e̶ Sanji FC: The Prince of love
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Sanji is Oda’s most versatile character, there’s no one he couldn’t fight based on the fact they use swords. He’s faced all kinds of weapons.
The dude fights Zoro every chance he gets.
The dude fights Zoro every chance he gets.
So if someone says he's not fighting a character because they have a sword, it's not that he can't handle a fight against a swordsman, it's that he just barely ever fights them
I'd say Lafitte is one of three matchups that I can see Sanji having
The others are Burgess and Kuzan
But I suspect either Smoker or Koby will fight Kuzan.
The problem with Sanji vs Lafitte, is that Lafitte seems a lot more like a Brook opponent, imo. But honestly we need to see Lafitte's abilities and we need to see more of his personality. He hasn't done too much right now and he doesn't seem like a super strong fighter, more like a swift trickster (although Queen was also a bit of a trickster but he was still very powerful and had one of the most versatile movesets in the verse)
The others are Burgess and Kuzan
But I suspect either Smoker or Koby will fight Kuzan.
The problem with Sanji vs Lafitte, is that Lafitte seems a lot more like a Brook opponent, imo. But honestly we need to see Lafitte's abilities and we need to see more of his personality. He hasn't done too much right now and he doesn't seem like a super strong fighter, more like a swift trickster (although Queen was also a bit of a trickster but he was still very powerful and had one of the most versatile movesets in the verse)
A handful of Sanji opponents tend to be a little clownish (although still very strong) and sometimes get beat up by another character before fighting him. I.e Queen getting slammed by O-Lin.
Burgess fits that archetype of character, not to mention the person who beat his ass before was a dude with blonde hair and fire powers.
Also he's the 1st ship captain and one of the OG members of the crew.
This is all just pure speculation, though, Sanji may fight Lafitte instead. Who knows.
Burgess fits that archetype of character, not to mention the person who beat his ass before was a dude with blonde hair and fire powers.
Also he's the 1st ship captain and one of the OG members of the crew.
This is all just pure speculation, though, Sanji may fight Lafitte instead. Who knows.
Pizarro merging with Red Line could make a ton of sense narratively because destroying Red Line might be the key to unite the seas and create All Blue. Another point in favor of Sanji vs Pizarro that actually has narrative significance. I can totally picture a giant version of Pizarro made of red rock with trees on his head, with Sanji having to overcome his (relative) weakness, which is AP, to destroy Red Line, defeat Pizarro and accomplish his dream.
Certainly makes more sense than Sanji fighting a guy just because he can fly or create illusions.
Certainly makes more sense than Sanji fighting a guy just because he can fly or create illusions.
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Pizarro merging with Red Line could make a ton of sense narratively because destroying Red Line might be the key to unite the seas and create All Blue. Another point in Sanji vs Pizarro that actually has narrative significance. I can totally picture a giant version of Pizarro made of red rock with trees on his head, with Sanji having to overcome his (relative) weakness, which is AP, to destroy Red Line, defeat Pizarro and accomplish his dream.
Certainly makes more sense than Sanji fighting a guy just because he can fly or create illusions.
Certainly makes more sense than Sanji fighting a guy just because he can fly or create illusions.
Still no narrative significance in those things. Among all Sanji's former opponents, the only smart one was Queen, which was only the case because Queen being a scientist gave Oda the opportunity to explore Sanji's backstory and give him character development, so there was actual narrative significance here.
But Kuroobi, Bon Clay, Jabra or Wadatsumi weren't portrayed as bright individuals, so why Lafitte being smart should mean anything? Unless there's a potential narrative purpose that can somehow be tied to Sanji, it's irrelevant.
But Kuroobi, Bon Clay, Jabra or Wadatsumi weren't portrayed as bright individuals, so why Lafitte being smart should mean anything? Unless there's a potential narrative purpose that can somehow be tied to Sanji, it's irrelevant.