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Zoro, Terror of the Tenryuubitos

After the time skip, Zoro simply defeats his opponents without difficulty. Either Zoro fights strong opponents like Kaidou or Imu—whom he has no way of beating—or he faces opponents who won't pose much of a challenge. Zoro should face Shamrock; he would be an opponent worthy of his strength...

Zoro is a beast. He didn't even care about the thorns while thinking back to Harald's flashback. Just look at the fact that he didn't even put on his bandana. Zoro will finish Elbaf at the same level Luffy was at when he defeated Kaido.

Zoro's new poster is going to look like this — the terror of the Tenryuubito.

Loki Hybrid Form >>> DR Xebec = DR Harald >>> Gol D. Roger = Garp = Shirohige

Don't ever tell me again that Japanese people love to work. Oda just keeps taking breaks; instead of just pausing when the magazine does, he adds his own breaks on top of that. Talk about a guy who loves taking breaks—that’s another year with fewer than 35 chapters. Then he complains about his...

So far, Loki is the only one who has killed a Holy Knight. Regarding your second point, Harald only took that hit after being obliterated by Hybrid Loki and managing to regain control of his movements using his mind—a feat neither Shanks nor Gaban had achieved. There is also the fact that Imu...

Look at Loki's attack on Harald! Now look at Loki's attack in the last chapter. Did you see the difference? One was a strike exploding with Conqueror's Haki that vaporized Harald; the second was simply a strike with concentrated energy, without Conqueror's Haki. It's a hassle having to...

Many believe Imu is the large figure on the left side of the Mural; if that turns out to be true, the entire world will have to fight and defeat him. It’s lucky for Luffy and Loki that the deaths of Sommers and Killingham will likely cause Imu to take more damage and force him to return to...

Did the fight end without me knowing? Imu is fighting two Yonko-level opponents simultaneously all by himself. He defeated Loki with two sword strikes—*Nemesis* and *Stigma*; if not for Luffy, Loki would be dead. He defeated Luffy with two other sword strikes—*Vohu* and *Fragarach*—and if not...

Did you forget about Vohu and Fragarach? You even write that Imu didn't get past Luffy's Gear 5 defense—what a liar. Kaido isn't even in the top 10 of the One Piece universe; Loki, even after being wounded, would easily defeat Kaido. Imu is fighting the current top 2 and 3. Loki is a beast of...

Luffy's punch was a joint attack with Loki, which gave Luffy the power and speed to break the barrier and land a direct hit on Imu. Luffy wouldn't have been able to land that blow on his own.

Many *One Piece* fans are hasty, analyzing fights on a chapter-by-chapter basis. If Imu takes a few combined hits, people immediately label him weak—ignoring the fact that he’s facing two Yonko-level opponents and isn't at 100% capacity in Elbaf. The worst part is that these guys have read...

The final villain is going to be the guy who ran from Shanks at Marineford, ran from Akainu, ran from Rayleigh, and needed Law's help to defeat Ochoku—and his crew's help to defeat Law. Meanwhile, even Rocks, Shanks, and Gaban know they can't stand against Imu—but sure, go ahead and believe...

Oda doesn't understand fight power scaling. Hybrid Kaido vs. Base Luffy, for example. Unless Luffy gains more power and the opponent stays in their hybrid form, the fight ends up being nothing more than cheap fanservice. It’s not that Imu’s new form is weak; the problem is that Oda has that same...