ONE PIECE CHAPTER 1154: I CAN'T EVEN DIE
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BB was never an underdog he just didn't stand out till he was ready
Shanks tried warning WB about BB true strength even pointing out his iconic scar as a cautionary reference
The Gorosei specifically stated only the Yonko and maybe Marco could stop him
That Marco part was proven false when BB crushed him
He hasn't taken a single L on or off screen
BB is a lot of things, Smart, Charismatic, opportunistic, Strong and Manipulative
But Underdog? Naaaaah
Shanks tried warning WB about BB true strength even pointing out his iconic scar as a cautionary reference
The Gorosei specifically stated only the Yonko and maybe Marco could stop him
That Marco part was proven false when BB crushed him
He hasn't taken a single L on or off screen
BB is a lot of things, Smart, Charismatic, opportunistic, Strong and Manipulative
But Underdog? Naaaaah
My best guess, and this is just me spit-balling without much to go on, is that it's going to turn out to be Joyboy's Sword Guy.
Chances are, Joyboy had a Sword Guy. Oda loves his parallels and patterns. And almost every crew has some sort of Sword Guy. So, I feel like that fits.
The shrine is in a state of disrepair. That seems to indicate that it's a old shrine. This being a shrine from the Void Century would make some amount of sense.
It probably can't be Ryuma. For one thing, Ryuma's body was on Thriller Bark. But, also, Ryuma probably can't be Joyboy's Sword Guy, just because Ryuma likely isn't old enough. He probably lived sometime after the Void Century. Sometime around 400 years ago, not the full 800 when the Void Century took place.
So, at this point, I think Oda's going to try to flesh out Joyboy's crew a little bit. Plant a few seeds so he doesn't have to introduce everyone all at once, when we do get that inevitable Void Century flashback. It makes sense to introduce one of Joyboy's "wings" a little early. At least to me. Otherwise, I have no idea who it could be.
Chances are, Joyboy had a Sword Guy. Oda loves his parallels and patterns. And almost every crew has some sort of Sword Guy. So, I feel like that fits.
The shrine is in a state of disrepair. That seems to indicate that it's a old shrine. This being a shrine from the Void Century would make some amount of sense.
It probably can't be Ryuma. For one thing, Ryuma's body was on Thriller Bark. But, also, Ryuma probably can't be Joyboy's Sword Guy, just because Ryuma likely isn't old enough. He probably lived sometime after the Void Century. Sometime around 400 years ago, not the full 800 when the Void Century took place.
So, at this point, I think Oda's going to try to flesh out Joyboy's crew a little bit. Plant a few seeds so he doesn't have to introduce everyone all at once, when we do get that inevitable Void Century flashback. It makes sense to introduce one of Joyboy's "wings" a little early. At least to me. Otherwise, I have no idea who it could be.
That's something you heard from Oda directly.
But he appears physically for the first time, and the first panel he's in, instead of doing something cool, you get that he's someone's daddy in the bracket. Lame
Automatic subconscious conclusions:
- He's important
- But only cause he's the villain's dad
But he appears physically for the first time, and the first panel he's in, instead of doing something cool, you get that he's someone's daddy in the bracket. Lame
Automatic subconscious conclusions:
- He's important
- But only cause he's the villain's dad