I wonder how Oda will set up Zoro vs Mihawk.
I want it to feel like a high-stakes deathmatch rather than just master and student having a duel.
Now that Zoro and Mihawk become so closer with each other, it feels weird.
Mihawk does not feel like an antagonist to me like Nusjuro or Shiryu are.
Naruto has better writing, and it's definitely the series I would recommend to someone, but One Piece is closer to my heart, I'm more invested in it, it's the manga I grew up with, so I have it higher in my rankings
There is just too much peak in the war arc, I cannot chose any other arc than that one. When I watch reaction videos about Naruto, it's always scenes from the war arc that I am most interested in.
If Oda did not want the citizens of Dressrosa escape the birdcage, while still making the powerscaling believable, he should have made the birdcage automatically regenerate after it was cut.
So, suppose Zoro wanted to get out of the cage, he would cut it, go through it, then cage is quicky...
I was on your side for a bit (because I forgot about those Wano panels), but you have to admit that Oda retconned that scene into being haki after you see that Wano panel.
Meaning: Zoro used haki in pre timeskip.
Probably not consistently, but in clutch moments like against Mr 1, Zoro used...
Always loved this elitist mentality.
There is nothing wrong with enjoying hype moments and aura.
I simply enjoy Zoro's screentime more than Sanji's, that's all. It's not deep.
Whether a character has more depth or not is irrelevant, because ultimately it's about screentime enjoyment.
(I'm not...
If Oda wanted Garling to be the endgame villain, Oda wouldn't have humiliated him in God Valley, and instead Oda would have started builing him up.
You could argue that Oda makes BB humiliated too, but we are talking about the final saga now, and Garling was just recently introduced.
Though, I...
BB will be known and remembered by One Piece fans who have inside information, but when outsiders will have a look at One Piece, Imu is going have more appeal to them.
Many people are spoiled on who the main antagonists are for popular titles.
Like how I knew Darth Vader before even starting...
I don't know how people can even come to the conclusion that Imu is going to defeated for good in this arc when we still have Imu's army to deal with.
To have the main boss be defeated before their subordinates is an underwhelming writing choice.
Don't pick up a pen.
To me it's the opposite. I always wanted One Piece to have that end-game Madara type antagonist.
Kaido comes a bit closer to that, but in the end, he was just a stepping stone, a mid-series antagonist.
Imu will be remembered as THE main baddie like Madara was in Naruto.
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