It is so stupid to have Conqueror's Haki alone be the weakness.
All this regeneration stuff should be counted by attacking the Seal when it's not in use. Or that unlike a Logia, their regeneration is tied to stamina and will tire out eventually, and it's just Conqueror's Haki speeds it up.
So, Gunko was like a handmaiden or something to Imu 56 years ago when Xebec confronted them. Then, 38 years ago, at God Valley, she had recently became a Devoted Blade. But at the Reverie and God Valley, she looks exactly the same now. Presuming she was given her Covenant as young as 16 or so...
I know people like to clown on Jorul and all, but a broken hip for anyone elderly, even if they are still tough, is very, very dangerous and can and will kill them.
The big issue here is that Sanji does feel like a perfect foil to Sommers...but does he really have Conqueror's Haki?
And neither he nor Killingham really feel like they would be that much of a match for Loki, and it feels more like he and Luffy will confront Imu anyway.
So, if Sanji *does*...
It's plausible, but no, I feel all of the Gorosei became so at the same time. Because all seem equally offended Garling was now one of them.
That, and if one of them was like the first of them to be elevated, he would seem to have more seniority, and they seem all equal in that regard.
I simply can not see Usopp ever having Conqueror's Haki, so unfortunately, he can't actually defeat neither Sommers nor Killingham.
But maybe he can do something like save the kids. Saving the next generation of Elbaf should make a mark to the giants, I hope.
It's not like Koei doesn't pump out Warriors games regularly, though.
I could see like how Dressrosa and Wano were the themes for 3 and 4, Elbaf being the focus for 5. But I don't want a greatest hits like 4 was. I want to experience as much as we can, starting with Morgan.
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