Oh FFS Everything has already been seen in storytelling. Domi Reversi IS a new thing. Your narrative reason are just an illusion of analysis. That's how YOU perceive that plot, not the actual content. It's not uninteresting nor cheap it's perfectly in synch with the thematics, the manga and the character of imu itself.
And that's how YOU see things. And mind you, I'm not telling you should think otherwise.
And yes, it is indeed uninteresting, cheap, boring and even problematic. The only "illusion of analysis" is - as always - you trying to teach others what they should like ot not like, what they have to find boring and not.
Get a grip on reality for once: not all people like the same thing, and things you find wonderful, others can find awful.
I think DR is all I have said for the reason I have said, and since it's basically the key plot point, I think this chapter has serious problems.
Well I do and I believe that it is narratively very interesting.
Too bad that I had the nerve to come here again to share my excitment just to see the same mumbling wanabee analysts explain just how much Oda is misshandling something they do not understand for the 1000th times, because their new favorite character got wrecked. I mean that's my fault for wanting to share with the effing FANbase
Again: you did well to come here and say you like the chapter.
I have been saying I like Erbaf (a lot), which might be the best post-TS arc for me if all goes well. This FB is also one of the best of OP, for now. No one is having any problems with that.
Likewise, no one is having any problems when someone says that something was underwhelming, for them.
Your reason is "I don't buy that Kaido thinksRocks betrayed him, it's based on nothing". Didn't you read? Kaido and BM lived with the Rocks pirates, meaning that they got betrayed again and again (literally shown in the manga). This was one more of these instances. Not the only one. So yeah, Kaido felt betrayed all the way down during this time. Just like he did himself.
I did, and precisely because of that I think it was poorly written.
Until GV, and with the sole exception of Whang Zi, the betrayal was quite irrelevant, with Shiki throwing a bomb and basically no one having any real problems aside from Kyo having minor injuries. Sengoku said they were killing each other all the time, which unless we are totally disingenuous it hasn't happened.
But more so, both Kaido and WB stood their ground; they acted like a united crew, with BM too, and supported their captain. They didn't betray at all and never were... unless Oda wants to sell me they didn't realise there was something wrong with giant Xebec with demonic eyes and teeth and giant wings, which would be one of the dumbest things ever conceived.
So, both Kaido and BM really have no business talking like it was something profoundly personal for them: they never fucking were seriously betrayed.
"there better be an explanation". omfg WAIT FOR THE STORY to give you the reason. Whine AFTER the experience. You are conditioning yourself not to like something you don't understand the ramification of. That's what I'm killing myself trying to tell you.
All this hatred against the narration at the moment? Pure social conditioning. It's fake. Not based on the reality of the content.
And I am saying I find a critical element lol, I didn't say I have already decided. But alas, I don't like any of the theories I have heard to explain it until now.
And no, as I have said there is no social conditioning at all. I like Erbaf, I like Xebec, I like Harald, all very much; however, I don't like what I have said I don't like.