I wish Loda wasn't such a bum ass writer that he frequently feels the needs to substitute flashbacks in the place of actual character development and proper world building. I know it's to flesh out the characters and the world within it, but it seems that for most characters the majority of...
This chapter officially killed the dumb agenda that weak ass Straw Hats like Robin, Nami, and Ussop would defeat a Holy Knight. Thank you Gaban-san for this feast of a chapter.
Lmao @ people thinking drowing the Holy Knights is a wincon. When has any character in this story ever showcased such Battle IQ to even think of executing on it? At best it'd have to be incidental that the Holy Knight just so happened to fall into the ocean.
Although that is the conclusion Zoro comes to in his fight with King, Zoro throwing away his individualism for Luffy's dream was never set up as a problem anywhere throughout the story, with the exception being in the King fight as well, which makes Zoro's dilemma seem pretty artificial. If...
I mean many that excuse Sanji's actions and WCI's questionable writing like you are just coping, so I thought it was rather fitting to not take comments similar to yours too serious.
This is the problem with One Piece as a whole, both the community and the story itself. Crying isn't necessary...
Judge wasn't sticking to either Sanji or Reiju like that. There were moments that Judge was away from them prior to the moment she finally decided to tell him.
I may come back later to further explain why copes like these are nonsensical. Making no promises though...
He was pretty much dead to me since the Khalifa incident. It showed that his deranged version of chivalry takes precedent over the safety of his friends, even the women members.
Regardless of all that copium and excuses you made for Sanji, that doesn't change the fact that Zoro wouldn't feel hopeless and cry outside a 16 year old's window because his shitty plans fell apart. Although I regard Zoro as an irrelevant idiot, the one thing true about him is that he's loyal...
I gotta be honest. The "Nothing Happened" moment was the beginning of the end. I used to consider this to be the best moment in One Piece, but reading through it again, I realized within that moment Zoro started to value his own dream less than Luffy's dream. It's one thing to sacrifice yourself...
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