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Funny enough it's the complete opposite for me. I find the mudslinging, the toxic back and forth, and the agenda discourse to be the best parts of One Piece. Without that, I'd be simply picking at this shitty story bit by bit, basically ruining the story by noticing the inconsistencies and the...

Lmao. It's hilarious that Rayleigh's best teaching strategy for CoO was beating Luffy's head in like a piñata.

That's fair, though that due to the complete lack of showcasing the intricacies of Haki outside of fights rather than it simply being impossible. Actually Ussop awakened CoO through an intense situation of his friend Luffy being in danger of being turned into a toy, not through battle, and there...

Have you never heard of the "Learning by Teaching" method? https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Learning_by_teaching The monster trio could of been teaching the rest of the crew Haki while simultaneously learning themselves how to better apply it. Heck they could learn some interesting discoveries...

It's hilarious that people actually think that teaching the other Straw Hat members Haki is a waste of time when that power is the difference between getting mogged by a capable Logia user and being able to stand your own ground. Haki could not only make all of them better at fighting, but also...

The problem is that nothing was either shown or told in anyway that makes these connections logical. Am I suppose to believe that Kuina dying from an accident would turn Zoro's worldview upside-down when that incident and the discussion Zoro and Kuina had have little in terms of relatability...

That's pure fanfiction. Nothing indicates in the story that Zoro suddenly did a 180° in his belief because Kuina died on a staircase. Otherwise post the panels/dialogue that even hints at the shift of his ideologue.

Sanzen Sekai is the way weaker, Pre-TS version of Ichidai Sanzen Daisen Sekai, so no. The move he shit on Pica with was nowhere near his second strongest attack. Not even close.

Seriously. Why does Kuina even exist at this point? If she was out of the picture, almost everything would be the same with the exception of Zoro not having 2001+ Ls, and Zoro's awkward interactions with Tashigi as she resembles Kuina, and even then that dynamic between them has very little...

Never liked this moment for Zoro.

Who cares about what in story reason Zoro did what he did. All that matters is that Zoro didn’t even try for reasons, unexplained or otherwise. First off, Zoro beat Killer with negligible difficulty. As soon as Zoro took the fight semi-seriously, it was over. Killer couldn't even pull his blade...

Tweaking? Zoro was doing what Fujitora was doing, and simply held the Birdcage off. He never had a confrontation with Doffy, and he never attempted to cut the Birdcage or any other string of Doffy's.

Would you like to actually attempt to make an argument contrary to my statements, or do you prefer to use mindless insults to make up for your idiocy?

The conclusion of the fight was honestly so fucking predictable. Then again Zoro did come out of the Timeskip much stronger than Guffy so not too surprising.

It's great to see others actually criticize how little these supposed "friends" interact with one another on an intimate level. Beyond their major arcs and introduction, there's rarely other times the Straw Hats are given the chance to create interesting dynamics between one another and expand...

It will never be the best, and it's not even good lol.

Sure, but how could the graders confidently say that Shusui is a grade below the Supreme Grade level when that sword is a Black Blade that was wielded by the Sword God Ryuma, who, with said blade, was able to keep outsiders at bay for his entire life, and for centuries after his passing, his...

I wish we knew more about how in the hell the swords were graded in the 1st place. How does the system even works, and how would the graders know how to grade the blades, and differentiate them from other blades. I can't see Ryuma letting anyone test his sword out for some goddamn grading system.

That's only a standard for Shonen as pretty much every relevant character in Shonen perform the same job as a fighter for the most part. In many other stories, what the MC is mainly doing doesn't correlate so closely with what most other notable characters' roles. That just shows you almost...