Questions & Mysteries Spoiler can affect future narrative and how people view the manga

[Tai long]

I have noticed that inadequate spoilers have affected forum users' narrative as they are stuck with the spoiler for days, while the only chapter for a few minutes before they move on.

Recent example
The spoiler made it seem that Ragnir (the hammer) was a really strong opponent that barely lost to loki, while in the actual chapter, it lost to a single attack from Loki. Now most users still think the hammer is a top tier when its not, or that loki vs harald was a tough battle

 

[Sir Yasheen]

I have noticed that inadequate spoilers have affected forum users' narrative as they are stuck with the spoiler for days, while the only chapter for a few minutes before they move on.

Recent example
The spoiler made it seem that Ragnir (the hammer) was a really strong opponent that barely lost to loki, while in the actual chapter, it lost to a single attack from Loki. Now most users still think the hammer is a top tier when its not, or that loki vs harald was a tough battle

It didn’t lose at all? It got slightly damaged from the attack, but it shattered Lokis hammer despite Loki using CoC coating, but Loki only got the fruit cause Ragnir gave it to him. If Ragnir didn’t want Loki to have it, Loki wouldn’t have it

 

[TheKnightOfTheSea]

reading the manga effects how people view the manga

that's why i just have chatgpt explain and tell me everything

 

[Zaretball]

I have noticed that inadequate spoilers have affected forum users' narrative as they are stuck with the spoiler for days, while the only chapter for a few minutes before they move on.

Recent example
The spoiler made it seem that Ragnir (the hammer) was a really strong opponent that barely lost to loki, while in the actual chapter, it lost to a single attack from Loki. Now most users still think the hammer is a top tier when its not, or that loki vs harald was a tough battle

I don't think Ragnir even lost the fight.

 

[Tai long]

I don't think Ragnir even lost the fight.

but it did not put up any fight for people to consider it strong on its own

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If Ragnir didn’t want Loki to have it, Loki wouldn’t have it

based on cause only one person was hurt in the exchange and it was not loki

 

[MonsterKaido]

Harald legit confirmed he can't beat ragnir pre imu amp. This means ragnir scales above Xebec , Roger , garp etc.

 

[PuckTheGreat]

Harald legit confirmed he can't beat ragnir pre imu amp. This means ragnir scales above Xebec , Roger , garp etc.

Bruh...
Even Lee who's the biggest Loki glazer on here doesn't believe that
Harald never said he can't beat ragnir pre imu amp. Whole dialog was based on gaining "Ragnir's acknoweledgment".
Harald's comment on his current powers allowing him to gain Ragnir's acknowledgement is an ego ting.
Harald's personality at that point had already been sullied by Imu and he's in a state of euphoria where he feels like there is nothing that he cannot accomplish. He's already starting to think he's a god so in his mind Ragnir acknowledging him after getting Imu's blessing is a given.

 

[Sir Yasheen]

but it did not put up any fight for people to consider it strong on its own

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based on cause only one person was hurt in the exchange and it was not loki

Lokis weapon was destroyed despite Loki using CoC coating. Ragnir physically gave him the fruit after the conversation. If Loki took the fruit after knocking out Ragnir, you’d have a point, but Ragnir destroyed Lokis hammer and overpowered his Haki. If Ragnir wanted to keep fighting, how was Loki going to fight back?

 

[sanjikun]

I have noticed that inadequate spoilers have affected forum users' narrative as they are stuck with the spoiler for days, while the only chapter for a few minutes before they move on.

Recent example
The spoiler made it seem that Ragnir (the hammer) was a really strong opponent that barely lost to loki, while in the actual chapter, it lost to a single attack from Loki. Now most users still think the hammer is a top tier when its not, or that loki vs harald was a tough battle

Yeah I was going to say the same thing.

Some people form opinions based on shitty spoilers, and then when the chapter contradicts them, they still keep the bad opinions. Don't rely on spoiler providers.

 

[MonsterKaido]

Bruh...
Even Lee who's the biggest Loki glazer on here doesn't believe that
Harald never said he can't beat ragnir pre imu amp. Whole dialog was based on gaining "Ragnir's acknoweledgment".
Harald's comment on his current powers allowing him to gain Ragnir's acknowledgement is an ego ting.
Harald's personality at that point had already been sullied by Imu and he's in a state of euphoria where he feels like there is nothing that he cannot accomplish. He's already starting to think he's a god so in his mind Ragnir acknowledging him after getting Imu's blessing is a given.

I mean harald confirmed that only post imu Powerup he would be acknowledged by ragnir so he won't in his base but loki did it.

 

[Bad English]

Ace will die

 

[Aknolagon]

I have noticed that inadequate spoilers have affected forum users' narrative as they are stuck with the spoiler for days, while the only chapter for a few minutes before they move on.

Recent example
The spoiler made it seem that Ragnir (the hammer) was a really strong opponent that barely lost to loki, while in the actual chapter, it lost to a single attack from Loki. Now most users still think the hammer is a top tier when its not, or that loki vs harald was a tough battle

I agree with the fact one or two lines of a spoilers direct and influence people's powerscaling, logics and ideas.

A random guy or whoever writes "Loki is in pain after Shamrock attacked him" ---> people think instantly "wow Shamrock is stronger than Loki who beat Devil Harald who was the equal of Xebec who needed Roger and Garp to be defeated so Shamrocks >>> Roger/Garp."

And it sparks debate lol.