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From what I have been told, BB apparently quakes the sea to make waves.

It does sound weird for a manga such as this. Granted, we had the stuff Boa had to deal with but I suppose that was more "you can probably take a guess what they did to her" whereas this chapter was more actively blunt about it. Wouldn't have it any other way for for Blackbeard.

So, it only took Oda a single chapter to make Shanks be behind two Mihawks. :milaugh:

I consider it wise, actually. A good leader has the responsibility of upholding a sense of objectiveness. Having blind faith in your subordinates is a trait of a poor leader cause you cannot afford to downplay or turn a blind eye to rumours. A leader symbolizes the ideals of your organization...

I wonder about peoples opinion on this, so I ask away. We know Devil Fruits just regrow when the user dies. But how does this work with Kuma and what is death in his context? Is Kuma considered as dead if he is actually gone and just purely responding as a machine now or would he still be...

Hold on. Mistake from Oda?

I think it also plays in that Cobra wasnt one of those Noble scumbags but actually a good hearted person and beloved king. The absolute opposite of what the Revs are actually fighting against. Makes them appear more radical.

See, I am worried about this cause Oda could pull that "Kuma is dead" as he now lost his last trace of humanity and is just a machine now. Interesting to write but risky due to how DFs work.

Well, Jinbe was part of a crew who pissed off the entire World Nobles. Then he essentially betrayed the Marines and WG at Marineford as Warlord. Allied with a Emperor and betrayed her. Joined Luffy to defeat another Emperor. And now is official part and regarded as Commander of a Emperors crew.