roger and garp lost to xebec is 2v1
xebec was equal to harald
harald is now stronger than xebec and has immortality
Loki killed harald
Loki is officially far stronger than roger and is stronger than the entire old gen
and Shanks defeated Loki
current era>>>>>old era
"We learn in the chapter that Roger, Kaido, Whitebeard and Linlin conquering the seas after God Valley; they are portrayed as peak pirates."
"Pk level"... Roger is just a yonko that happened to care about adventuring while the others did not.
Its even more clear now. Xebec is the hero of the flashback and Oda had Garling kill him, not Imu. Oda doing everything he can to make Garling as villainous as possible. The SBS where Oda says garling is strong is referring to current garling, not garling in flashback. He is the real villain of...
Because Sengoku is already addressing an existing propaganda and giving the truth, which is that garp teamed up with roger. Why would he be like "that was actually a lie though" and then just give a different lie? If he cared about "making themselves look better" then he wouldn't have corrected...
Like i said in my previous message, this is all in hindsight. His choice to avenge thatch was praiseworthy, and honestly very badass to just set sail by himself on the grandline with a little boat. It just so happened that whitebeard knew blackbeard was a special exception, and blackbeard...
Ace's reaction to thatch dying was completely justified and completely made sense, the rest were cowards. A crewmate just killed one of their own, left, and whitebeard was just going to "let it slide". If there was any other person instead of blackbeard, then whitebeard would have wanted...
Only beta males hate ace. Someone talks shit about your dad in front of your face and you ain't standing on business? Could never be me. I can't even comprehend such cowardice.
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