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Those "honest working marines" inadvertently have a hand in keeping the corrupt Celestial Dragons in power, so them getting screwed over us not as evil of a thing as one may think.

That shit is so lame. Instead of simply adding dimensions to any group that ally with the Strawhats to make the alliance believable and interesting, he usually make them good guys to not make the Straw Hats come off as being somewhat evil or allying with bad people. Remember when Luffy help let...

No Ulti love?

Can we just be honest here and admit that all of the M3 are being incompetent as fuck?

My point is that the WG will be the last opps against the Straw Hats, and Zoro would of already fight Mihawk in their race for the One Piece in Laughtale. And yes. Nusjuro's the true WSS.

Sure. Zoro at this point is pretty pointless as a character, which only strengthens why Zoro vs Mihawk won't be the last fight. I'm certain it'll be Nusjuro.

Oof. Well consider Zoro's character all but a waste of thought as Mihawk WILL NOT be Zoro's final fight.

No one would expect Luffy to cry, but pre-Nika, he'd be a lot more angrier about the current situation than he is now.

That I can agree with. But that's has moreso to do with the fact that if Saturn was even competent, he'd of killed off so many plotlines Oda needs to fulfill. For example if instead of using his spider legs, Saturn used his glare attack on Vegapunk, Von Auger, and Devon, well, there goes those...

In terms of power I'm actually like what I'm seeing thus far, given there is more to come. Otherwise he's been rather incompetent and thanks to Oda, Saturn's not creating nearly as much chaos as he should with the abilities we know he has. 1708055114 I got to say that his glare was enough to...

Couldn't of said it better myself.

In-story (aka my headcanon based on the content of the story): Zoro is purposefully procrastinating with Lucci for no other reason other than he can because he loves stalling a lot. In fact he loves stalling with his foes so much that it can sometimes become counterproductive to his purpose of...