General & Others Is it Crazy to say The Writing for Sanji is Better Post Timeskip?

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#7
Oda keeps finding ways to develop Sanji even in arcs where he is not centre stage. That's more than what the other SHs are getting. It's honestly amazing. I guess he is feeling the pressure of justifying Sanji as a wing since he has been flying under the radar for a while. After the last two arcs, Sanji role as a mystery/libero combatant of the crew is over. The man has clashed with the King of the world and survived. Plus he has just fighting with Gorosei and admiral in the last arc and now he is duking it out with IMU's personal soldiers.

The era where he is treated as an unknown quantity is over.
 
#9
I mean,it was a bad start with the Fishman Island gag,but then yeah,from Dressrosa onwards he really started to develop Sanji in many ways!

Sanji and Brook the most developed Strawhats post-timeskip
Fishman Island to Dressrosa is probably the roughest period for Sanji in the story. At the same time Zou to Elbaf is arguably the Peak of Sanji’s wriitng
 
#11
Sanji has the best writing in the series, and that's even with FMI being trash and a lack of fights.

Punk Hazard - he met Kin'emon and saved Marines

Dressrosa - he converted Viola and saved his crew from Doffy's trap

Zou - led the "Twirlyhat Pirates" and rescued Zou

WCI - massive second arc that set up even more mysteries

Wano - more development, decent clashes, enormous powerups

Egghead - MVP with insane feats in speed, versus Seraphims, Kizaru and Elders

Elbaph - EVEN MORE DEVELOPMENT, Gaban reintroduction to the story, clashes with Imu and awakening Conqueror's

Oda has always favoured Sanji with good, impactful writing.
 
#16
Most of the time skip was dogshit nose bleed gags and jobbing due to context.
It wasn't, gang.

This is a case of allowing the noise of talking points warp what actually happened.

What's fair is Sanji lacked fights for most of the post-skip, and I think Oda still has ground to make up there, but in terms of development and general plot relevance, Sanji has undeniably got more and more.
Sanji has the best writing in the series, and that's even with FMI being trash and a lack of fights.

Punk Hazard - he met Kin'emon and saved Marines

Dressrosa - he converted Viola and saved his crew from Doffy's trap

Zou - led the "Twirlyhat Pirates" and rescued Zou

WCI - massive second arc that set up even more mysteries

Wano - more development, decent clashes, enormous powerups

Egghead - MVP with insane feats in speed, versus Seraphims, Kizaru and Elders

Elbaph - EVEN MORE DEVELOPMENT, Gaban reintroduction to the story, clashes with Imu and awakening Conqueror's

Oda has always favoured Sanji with good, impactful writing.
 
#19
It wasn't, gang.

This is a case of allowing the noise of talking points warp what actually happened.

What's fair is Sanji lacked fights for most of the post-skip, and I think Oda still has ground to make up there, but in terms of development and general plot relevance, Sanji has undeniably got more and more.
It simply is true. Laws introduction was him taking over sanjis specific mr prince role.

Any moment worthy of a mr prince moment went to law. Any strategy, secret tactic, pivotal decision, and fast reaction saves, went to law.

It started on punk hazard and ended in wano.

Sanji getting a whole arc for character development that was unpopular across the entire fandom... for a payoff that was the complete opposite of what sanji was known for. Germa genetics? He was known as the 0 magic power pure martial artist who got stronger through sheer physicality. Not magic swords or devil fruits.

Just to get sidelined in a nation arc about starving children, when his entire backstory is him dying from starvation and then becoming a chef.

Think about it. Starving nation of children. Sanji starved as a child and zeff at his own leg for sanji to survive.

Then oda keeps him away from the main villain and wants killer.

Dogshit writing
 
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