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Zoro couldn't even one-shot Pica, don't dream that big.

First panel in last chapter is quite literally an explanation for this: they read the newspaper.

Blackbeard has goals that directly relate to Im, is carrying Xebec's will (who wanted to rule the world) and his darkness powers directly oppose the dawn Luffy is supposed to bring as the sun god. Not saying he is the final villain because so far his role seems limited to the One Piece, but it's...

Zoro's only competition for the dumbest in the crew is Luffy. His stupidity hasn't only been stressed by Luffy himself and other people, but even by Rayleigh as he was worried Zoro would be too slow to get the 3D2Y message (and he was right, he was the slowest to get it). Don't put him in fifth...

If this proves Yamato as a Strawhat then the likes of Tama and Law are full fledged crewmates too.

This is the kind of idiots who dream of writing something of quality but are more worried about avoiding all (TV)tropes than actually writing because they're so different and think so much out of the box. To be found in Reddit, normally.

A person who understands things from the filters of strength and frauds can't distinguish what characters are fillers. Not even Foxy was a filler character as it served a role significant to the storytelling Oda was building back then.

1. Luffy vs Blackbeard for obvious reasons. 2. Zoro vs Shiryu for obvious reasons. 3. Sanji vs Pizarro (after he held Nami captive akin to Vulcan holding Venus hostage in The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, rescuing her). Pizarro seems to be a prominent member and highlighted as different from...

This is false, the Shimotsuki clan as a whole was hyped as strong by Kawamatsu, and Ushimaru was a dai-kengou, a title Zoro was given only after Wano and has only been shared by Ryuma, Mihawk and Vista. Odds are they had a long run of very powerful warriors.

Wish happened: Kuma having a crisis of faith after learning that Bonney's illness hurts her when exposed to the sun, feeling betrayed by Sun God Nika as Bonney is losing her freedom because of the sun, to the point they would be happy if dawn never happened any more.

Oden didn't aim at defeating every swordsman and cutting everything. He dreamed of freedom, focused on his inherited responsabilities and so on. But didn't intend to reach the swordsmanship's top. From our perspective, Zoro isn't going to have more fight with Enma than the rest with their...

Because he has already fought enough battles and created a strong bond with the sword. Considering that the only thing that Ryuma, Mihawk and Zoro truly have in common that separates them from the rest is that they are obsessed with fighting everyone to the top, odds are this is heavily...

It's just a stylistic choice. Nothing different from these yellow Bege, Pudding and Chiffon: Or these blue Dorry and Brogy: Or this red Luffy: Don't overthink simple stuff. That's Ryuma with a red filter, hence why not only the hair but his whole person is reddish.

Because swordsmanship in One Piece is way more nuanced than what the average user here wants to honestly admit. Whoever thinks Oda has depicted this issue as easily as "Mihawk has a title, therefore" is lying to themselves. It's not about denying the chance of Mihawk being stronger than...

This reasoning is absurd. Ryou, advanced COC and training in Udon failed because Oda had planned Gear Fifth to success. Hadn't it been the plan, Kaidou would have gone down anyways. The way you're portraying it is like Kaidou controls Oda instead of the other way around, Oda didn't have to find...

No, because one thing is a sword giving you a power bonus, and the other giving you the full, exact same strength of the previous user in spite of only having part of their soul. You said: And this is factually false as per canon material. Period. While this doesn't mean that Zoro was using...

Except for: 1) It isn't said in a spiritual context. Kawamatsu is talking about getting stronger and enabling you to physically defeat enemies in battle. 2) A stronger spirit leads to stronger overall. Whether it is directly or not, it makes you stronger at the end of the day. Again, a sword...

He is not, Doflamingo realised the same as he mentioned in Punk Hazard.

Kawamatsu explicitly stated that it indeed does: "The soul that resides in a katana makes a samurai strong, and enables him to destroy his enemies". PD: anime isn't canon. It made Brook suffer from electrocution, had Hawkins saying Drake was the 1% man, turned Trébol into a logia user and so...

As if the slaves were going to survive that; in fact, they had more chances of dying than the celestials themselves.