:HappyClown::HappyClown::HappyClown::HappyClown:
This clown is having a meltdown over his precious Imcel.
No one told you to head canon his importance into something it wasn't.
What we're seeing is what Oda want's us to see. A 800 year old loser getting embarrassed every other week.
Look...
Unless you think we'll be getting a first world flashback before a void century one.
First world >>>>> Second World
First world has more narrative importance. Imcel is just fodder to the story.
Luffy has the Nika fruit not Joyboy. Nika >>>>>>>>>> Joyboy
Oda created for Blackbeard, a Roger...
Imcel never defeated Nika :Garp_Laugh:
In fact he never met him. He only has a relationship with Soyboy (a failed Nika).
Nika's opponent was the Earth god who "shrouded the world in death and darkness."
Blackbeard with his darkness power is the only one who can nullify Nika's abilities.
Can we please be done with this complete fodder of a character?
lol There's actually some people that think the final battle will be versus this clown.
The long awaited void century flashback:
Imcel: "Billy!!!"
Soyboy: "Imcel!!!"
Billy: "Soyboy!!!!"
So this is the truth of the One...
Imu is fodder to the story...
What is even the point of him being on Elbaf? lol
He's literally not adding anything to the story besides "Joyboy!! Joyboy!! Joyboy!!"
Enough already...
The problem is that people assume that retcon = bad writing, when that's not the case.
There are examples of retcons that are well received and considered great writing such as Goku being revealed as an alien.
A retcon by itself is not an indication of poor writing, and a majority of people...
Everything that happens between the Kaido fight and the eventual Blackbeard fight is basically filler.
Oda himself said:
“The reason why One Piece has been continually running for the past 20 years is because of the Seven Warlords of the Sea (the Shichibukai),” Oda admitted. “One Piece was...
I don't necessarily mean a literal reincarnation but more of a spiritual successor.
Spiritual succession appears as a core component within the story.
From the story's inception we see this with Luffy and Roger, and as Oda incorporated more elements, Joyboy and Nika.
And as I have already...
I agree, but Oda wouldn't need to give Blackbeard all this new lore that connects him to the past if he wasn't the true antagonist.
Just as Kishimoto added the reincarnation element in his story, I believe that Oda has injected a similar idea.
Oda has added more & more characters and...
I agree, Oda seems to want him to be something of an Itachi/Urahara-esque character where he is somewhat guiding the story from the sidelines.
His mother's lineage might also come into play later on but we'll have to see.
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