Sure, name the conditions (avy change for how long). And what about the specifics? If Greenbull's blade Is referred to as a Kokuto, is that it or are we moving the goalpost to "Greenbull didn't forge it"?
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Harald discarded his sword for Ragnir, why would Loki see the sword as necessary. And there is no point for Shanks to ditch his beloved sword for Roger's sword. Shanks' blade is probably also a supreme grade, and it might even have the Gryphon fruit to mirror Shamrock's cerberus fruit.
Yes, since it is a black/white manga, a dark shade is not necessarily a black color. So the colored version of DR Brogy's axe might not even be black. And Brogy is a special case because he underwent demonification, so his axe is supernatural.
Greenbull however is an ordinary guy with an...
Ryuma's blade wasn't called black blade upon introduction. Ryuma didn't comment on it, Brook didn't comment on it, Zoro didn't mention it during their fight. Only later, when Zoro was using it itself, he called it black blade when referring to its characteristics of being so hard it wouldn't...
I personally like the way Imu is portrayed. Not as an invincible Gary Stu but a guy who, with all of his might, still has weaknesses and insecurities. It's more relatable and realistic.
I think it is not as bad as with Naruto. Imu still falls within the established framework. Ancient guy due to immortality, but his power is still based on a Devil Fruit, he is introduced with an apparent weakness spilling blood upon arrival, being tormented by Joyboy and Davy Jones' incarnations...
The title doesn't say the creator, it says creator. Hence, it is accompanied by the "one of the first twenty". Unless he was the one to come up with the idea of the WG and the other 19 kings joined, which is also a possibility. I just wonder how Imu became the king of the world. By simply...
Imo the power creep isn't as blatant as in Naruto. Yet. Where even the likes of Hashirama (Yonko equivalent) became like ants compared to a Juubi Jinchuriki who in turn was far outclassed by the Ootsutsuki alien who could destroy the planet, trap it in a world wide illusion and create...
Yes, and many thought that Imu didn't simply have a DF power but that he was the entity itself, a supernatural deity rather than someone who ate a DF. The distinction is crucial since it means that guy has the same weaknesses as every other DF user too.
As for your thread about Imu being...
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