Questions & Mysteries Do you agree with Dragon Ball Editor, Torishima’s criticism of modern One Piece
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I don't need to.
1. It's implicited by the power. It's literally a form of control of the will and body and we know the will can outlast death itself
2. We still don't know if these people are really dead.
3. There are a thousand of reason why they could be on the floor other than domi reversi
Again. You are trying to find a problem with something that can be explained in many different ways and frankly, doesn't even need explanation for the story to work. In other words, you guyz are cherry picking on wind.
1. It's implicited by the power. It's literally a form of control of the will and body and we know the will can outlast death itself
2. We still don't know if these people are really dead.
3. There are a thousand of reason why they could be on the floor other than domi reversi
Again. You are trying to find a problem with something that can be explained in many different ways and frankly, doesn't even need explanation for the story to work. In other words, you guyz are cherry picking on wind.
Why do you want characters to function like machines and think about every single possibilities and potentialities at every single moments, why can't characters make mistakes or not think about obvious solutions or simply choose to be non-optimal?
I think you are reading the wrong manga if you are searching for that. Maybe you should rather read something like Death Note.
I think you are reading the wrong manga if you are searching for that. Maybe you should rather read something like Death Note.
If a regular dude like Shiroyru thought of that, how does it make sense for Oda to write a character who'd definitely be far more intelligent than a regular guy and yet still have that character not think of the most obvious solutions to his problems?
I will be fair, though, this is probably just a plot thing. If Imu possessed Saturn there (or did something similar to this) it'd be harder to write an out for the Straw Hats and their allies
I will be fair, though, this is probably just a plot thing. If Imu possessed Saturn there (or did something similar to this) it'd be harder to write an out for the Straw Hats and their allies
Again, to validate the presence of a plot hole, you need to find something that contradicts the logic of the story in an unexplainable way. As long as it is explainable, even subtly like this situation (which is often the case in One Piece) there are no plot holes. It's basic storytelling.
This is a usual case of confirmation bias. You wanna see something bad and a plothole; so you look at a TINY detail that feels sketchy and focuses on it, but you don't think beyond and therefore you give me a bad exemple of plot hole.
Give me other examples, this one is not one. And it's not even a case of bad writing since nothing here impacts the narration of the scene in a bad way. Only tension is created.
This is a usual case of confirmation bias. You wanna see something bad and a plothole; so you look at a TINY detail that feels sketchy and focuses on it, but you don't think beyond and therefore you give me a bad exemple of plot hole.
Give me other examples, this one is not one. And it's not even a case of bad writing since nothing here impacts the narration of the scene in a bad way. Only tension is created.
Ironically, in this case, they should?
We aren't talking about Queen the plague here. We're talking about Imu, who has had 800 years to think about his powers, to some extent has sacrificed his humanity, has countless advisors etc.
There's pretty much no reason Imu isn't moving like a death note character.
We aren't talking about Queen the plague here. We're talking about Imu, who has had 800 years to think about his powers, to some extent has sacrificed his humanity, has countless advisors etc.
There's pretty much no reason Imu isn't moving like a death note character.