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These same commanders were trying not to anger Teach and were obeying his orders. All of these people are obedient to Teach, unlike the crew of the Rocks.
Pizarro didn’t want to be punished but they have the freedom to ignore orders just like the Rox crew.

Besides Pizarro wants to rule over teach that dude is not loyal
 
The story doesn't need Loedstar, if he wants to include it great, but if not it doesn't matter. The only important thing about that island we learned in Zou.

I just hope Elbaph doesn't end so soon, I need them to lose against Imu to force the crew to grow
 
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Pizarro didn’t want to be punished but they have the freedom to ignore orders just like the Rox crew.

Besides Pizarro wants to rule over teach that dude is not loyal

Anyone can disobey their captain, and even all the Straw Hats have their own unique goals, but they put Luffy's goal above their own.
Teich's crew has never shown anything to the contrary, and they always pursue Teach's goal and follow his orders completely.
On this page, the difference between Teach's crew and Rock's is quite clear. Kaido, 20, has no problem getting into a fight with his captain, while Pizarro is crying in fear.
Rock's crew were independent and self-made people, each of whom individually became the greatest captains of their generation, while Teach's crew, 50-year-olds, are merely subordinates.
Teich's crew clearly said that they want the world. However, Pizarro's goal doesn't matter. If he is left alone on the island, just a kick with advcoc is enough for him.
 

Anyone can disobey their captain, and even all the Straw Hats have their own unique goals, but they put Luffy's goal above their own.
Teich's crew has never shown anything to the contrary, and they always pursue Teach's goal and follow his orders completely.
On this page, the difference between Teach's crew and Rock's is quite clear. Kaido, 20, has no problem getting into a fight with his captain, while Pizarro is crying in fear.
Rock's crew were independent and self-made people, each of whom individually became the greatest captains of their generation, while Teach's crew, 50-year-olds, are merely subordinates.
Teich's crew clearly said that they want the world. However, Pizarro's goal doesn't matter. If he is left alone on the island, just a kick with advcoc is enough for him.
It’s stated that Kuzan doesn’t follow teach’s orders…

Pizarro has always only been out for himself he’s not like the others
 
It’s stated that Kuzan doesn’t follow teach’s orders…

Pizarro has always only been out for himself he’s not like the others
When did Aokiji disobey?
He literally fought his own master and stole pudding for Teach
It's a fact that Pizarro is afraid of Teach and wouldn't object if Teach started his move and asked him to come with him
And we have Luffy and coby and Law and Kata who are currently Teach's direct enemies and each of them may attack Teach for some reason and even if Loki joins Luffy, Teach will still face a lack of commanders
 
When did Aokiji disobey?
He literally fought his own master and stole pudding for Teach
It's a fact that Pizarro is afraid of Teach and wouldn't object if Teach started his move and asked him to come with him
And we have Luffy and coby and Law and Kata who are currently Teach's direct enemies and each of them may attack Teach for some reason and even if Loki joins Luffy, Teach will still face a lack of commanders
Oda direct statement in the Q and A. People asked if Kuzan had subordinates in the BBP and Oda said yes but Kuzan doesn’t follow all of teach’s orders because being a pirate doesn’t mean being evil to him.
 
Oda direct statement in the Q and A. People asked if Kuzan had subordinates in the BBP and Oda said yes but Kuzan doesn’t follow all of teach’s orders because being a pirate doesn’t mean being evil to him.
Aokiji saved Robin and disobeyed orders. Can we say that Aokiji was not generally obedient to the Navy's orders?
Generally, the entire crew obeys Teach. For example, Aokiji may not kill innocent people, but he follows general orders.
 
Aokiji saved Robin and disobeyed orders. Can we say that Aokiji was not generally obedient to the Navy's orders?
Generally, the entire crew obeys Teach. For example, Aokiji may not kill innocent people, but he follows general orders.
Yeah? The reason he left was because he couldn’t follow the navy’s orders under Sakazuki.

Generally yes. But Pizarro has only ever been purely out for himself, his introduction was literally him trying to convince the crew to have him be the captain, and his big moment in Hachinosu was him trying to become more famous and feared.

Pizarro wouldn’t abandon ruling paradise just to fight a war for teach. And teach would also need someone to protect the island otherwise everything he’s created there will be destroyed by his enemies by the time he returns.
 
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