Spoiler One Piece Chapter Spoiler 1189 Spoilers Discussion
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Gram and Omen is scary
Killingham's power will be shown through Sanji himself i believe
Sanji, with Jinbe and Franky's little assistance, managed to contain Killingham pretty easily. If all Sanji does here is get clapped from all directions then we can say the boost is enormous.
Luffy and Zoro awakened CoC coating after getting beaten like crazy.. Sanji is probably taking his worst beating here, even with the Exoskeleton.. I mean, i hope at least.. tired of Sanji fights that feel like mid diff (btw lets consider the possibility of Killingham not being THAT strong and needing his summons to help him)
Killingham's power will be shown through Sanji himself i believe
Sanji, with Jinbe and Franky's little assistance, managed to contain Killingham pretty easily. If all Sanji does here is get clapped from all directions then we can say the boost is enormous.
Luffy and Zoro awakened CoC coating after getting beaten like crazy.. Sanji is probably taking his worst beating here, even with the Exoskeleton.. I mean, i hope at least.. tired of Sanji fights that feel like mid diff (btw lets consider the possibility of Killingham not being THAT strong and needing his summons to help him)
Sommers > Nasujuro without maki
That’s exactly what I was saying about the maki, this power of Imu’s completely destroyed any sense of scale regarding the hierarchy, lol.
Now, you can't tell whether the subordinates or the boss are stronger, since it all depends on how much power they received from Imu, and that won't be clearly specified. That’s when things like "black lightning" metrics and those kinds of subjective speculations come into play. I get it, though, because without a statement from Imu, it’s the only unit of measurement available.
That’s exactly what I was saying about the maki, this power of Imu’s completely destroyed any sense of scale regarding the hierarchy, lol.
Now, you can't tell whether the subordinates or the boss are stronger, since it all depends on how much power they received from Imu, and that won't be clearly specified. That’s when things like "black lightning" metrics and those kinds of subjective speculations come into play. I get it, though, because without a statement from Imu, it’s the only unit of measurement available.
Now we know that one of Loki's defining personality traits is denial. Whenever he loses, he refuses to acknowledge it.
When Imu completely destroys him and leaves him on the verge of death, Jinbe says he was defeated, and Loki responds, "Who did you say was defeated?" completely rejecting the reality of what happened.
The same pattern shows up in his past. After being defeated by pre-Yonko Shanks and ending up chained to a tree, instead of admitting he lost, Loki once again goes into denial and calls Shanks a coward.
This is a consistent part of his personality. Loki would rather reinterpret what happened than admit he was defeated. His instinctive response to losing is to deny it or discredit the person who beat him in order to protect his pride.
When Imu completely destroys him and leaves him on the verge of death, Jinbe says he was defeated, and Loki responds, "Who did you say was defeated?" completely rejecting the reality of what happened.
The same pattern shows up in his past. After being defeated by pre-Yonko Shanks and ending up chained to a tree, instead of admitting he lost, Loki once again goes into denial and calls Shanks a coward.
This is a consistent part of his personality. Loki would rather reinterpret what happened than admit he was defeated. His instinctive response to losing is to deny it or discredit the person who beat him in order to protect his pride.
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Now we know that one of Loki's defining personality traits is denial. Whenever he loses, he refuses to acknowledge it.
When Imu completely destroys him and leaves him on the verge of death, Jinbe says he was defeated, and Loki responds, "Who did you say was defeated?" completely rejecting the reality of what happened.
The same pattern shows up in his past. After being defeated by pre-Yonko Shanks and ending up chained to a tree, instead of admitting he lost, Loki once again goes into denial and calls Shanks a coward.
This is a consistent part of his personality. Loki would rather reinterpret what happened than admit he was defeated. His instinctive response to losing is to deny it or discredit the person who beat him in order to protect his pride.
When Imu completely destroys him and leaves him on the verge of death, Jinbe says he was defeated, and Loki responds, "Who did you say was defeated?" completely rejecting the reality of what happened.
The same pattern shows up in his past. After being defeated by pre-Yonko Shanks and ending up chained to a tree, instead of admitting he lost, Loki once again goes into denial and calls Shanks a coward.
This is a consistent part of his personality. Loki would rather reinterpret what happened than admit he was defeated. His instinctive response to losing is to deny it or discredit the person who beat him in order to protect his pride.
Obviously, they’ll receive them, and some will use the families' weapons too. But all this just makes their fighting style predictable and completely strips away any respect the reader might have for the villains, since they only pose a challenge because they’ve been buffed. They lack innate strength, like Haki, or power born of centuries of life, or durability derived from a Devil Fruit...
They’re only strong because of the Maki, and that really sucks. And if they start losing, Imu could just release more Maki to turn the tide, it’s a terrible dynamic for a reader looking for even a shred of immersion.
They’re only strong because of the Maki, and that really sucks. And if they start losing, Imu could just release more Maki to turn the tide, it’s a terrible dynamic for a reader looking for even a shred of immersion.
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