General & Others Is Marineford the worst aged arc in Shonen history?

Is Marinefored the worst aged arc in shonen history?


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#1
I recently re-read Marineford and while reading it I couldn't help thinking "Dude, that's some massive bullshit."

You ask why?

Because with everything we learned about haki (especially the top level stuff) hardly anything during this arc makes sense. Especially not the moves (or rather non-moves) the true top tiers there made.

Knowing how insane CoC can be, how using CoO and CoA is absolutely necessary in every fight against skilled opponents, Marineford looks incredibly implausible in hindsight.

One example that actually made me laugh out loud: The infamous and hyped up New World Captains who helped WB were overpowered by the very first models of the Pacifista. Those same pacifista models were getting one-shotted by base form Luffy (and Zoro/Sanji) simply using CoA right after the timeskip. You tell me THAT was the level of those scary New World Captains back then - not even knowing basic haki? Post-skip they would fall even below Doflamingo's random henchmen.

If you re-read Marieford with the knowledge we have now, it really looks like some lower or mid-tier dudes met for a friendly sparring match.

It really aged that poorly.
 
#3
Lol From Both power and Plot pov-why did it Take them 100 years to kill ace
It's really so dumb and implausible in hindsight, you almost have to laugh.

You had Sengoku right there and let base form Luffy (no haki) and freaking Mr.3 (a complete fodder) free Ace who was right next to you.

Dude, realistically Sengoku should've been able to to blast them into oblivion with like 1% of his power back then and it's not even like he let them free Ace willingly.

Such horseshit logic, really.
 
#7
Every line that Oda writes about Haki represents the first time he had the thought in question. It's very clear and problematic, though not in a way that really matters for the sake of what his audience is willing to accept.

Lol ,regarding Both power and Plot pov-why did it Take them 100 years to kill ace
It didn't take any time at all. He was bound and prostrated. Even when he wasn't either of those, Akainu sunk him with one attack
 
#9
Every line that Oda writes about Haki represents the first time he had the thought in question. It's very clear and problematic, though not in a way that really matters for the sake of what his audience is willing to accept.


It didn't take any time at all. He was bound and prostrated. Even when he wasn't either of those, Akainu sunk him with one attack
I referred to the Execution .first the Long Talking about the Victim,ace(son of Pirate King Blabla),when crocodile got rid of the guys who had the task to Carry it out they had to get new soliders
Marco had Even time to (Almost ) fly there
 
#12
Yeah it's laughable reading back with the knowledge we have right now.
Garp and Sengoku who should have been expert haki user with CoC don't even use anything to knockout 80% of fodders.
Old Rayleigh can use it, why not them.
Freaking pre-skip Luffy use it accidentally that knock out more than half of the manpower😂

Haki is a mistake ...... it could be no problem if it's executed well with logic sense but whatever we have right now is random shit and brain-dead plot
 
#14
Yeah it's laughable reading back with the knowledge we have right now.
Garp and Sengoku who should have been expert haki user with CoC don't even use anything to knockout 80% of fodders.
Old Rayleigh can use it, why not them.
Freaking pre-skip Luffy use it accidentally that knock out more than half of the manpower😂

Haki is a mistake ...... it could be no problem if it's executed well with logic sense but whatever we have right now is random shit and brain-dead plot
Reading the Wano arc is just like that.
Luffy could have knocked out 30,000 of Kaido's fodder troops, but he didn't.
You shouldn't think too much about CoC.
 
#16
I recently re-read Marineford and while reading it I couldn't help thinking "Dude, that's some massive bullshit."

You ask why?

Because with everything we learned about haki (especially the top level stuff) hardly anything during this arc makes sense. Especially not the moves (or rather non-moves) the true top tiers there made.

Knowing how insane CoC can be, how using CoO and CoA is absolutely necessary in every fight against skilled opponents, Marineford looks incredibly implausible in hindsight.

One example that actually made me laugh out loud: The infamous and hyped up New World Captains who helped WB were overpowered by the very first models of the Pacifista. Those same pacifista models were getting one-shotted by base form Luffy (and Zoro/Sanji) simply using CoA right after the timeskip. You tell me THAT was the level of those scary New World Captains back then - not even knowing basic haki? Post-skip they would fall even below Doflamingo's random henchmen.

If you re-read Marieford with the knowledge we have now, it really looks like some lower or mid-tier dudes met for a friendly sparring match.

It really aged that poorly.
I reread my day again. It was a shitty one cuz I lost my umbrella
 
#17
Reading the Wano arc is just like that.
Luffy could have knocked out 30,000 of Kaido's fodder troops, but he didn't.
You shouldn't think too much about CoC.
That's a maybe, the number is never certain and by that logic, the combined conqueror flex of Linlin and Kaido could have knocked out the respective mass of weaker allies
 
#19
It's not like New World magically makes you stronger lol

You people underestimate Pre-TS Characters so much and think that guys we see in NW are superior for no reason.

Those Captains aren't even close to Pre-TS Luffy's Level, let alone Post-TS Version and other SHs, chill.
 
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