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Well certainly, a number of characters have failed to show off their potential, but looking purely at what they've accomplished and the good they've done the alliance, Nami is the least impressive of the named characters on the protagonist's side. Her and Hyogoro's henchmen. Thats predictable...

Says the guy who has just criticized but fails to specify anything... And Physics though they are, this is the sort of intuitive stuff that Oda would also be able to see.

It's easily contestable that Aokiji's ability to freeze would do anything here. If a foundation of solid rock, like was clearly under Onigashima, wasn't enough to anchor an Island to the ground, would a little bit of ice on top of that really help? 1606681349 Trapping. Being pushed off of an...

Which is almost the exact arguement I made earlier, so obviously I agree. However, your point on dressrosa < Onigashima in size is pretty apparently wrong, and having wrong points in an argument is both bad practice and can invalidate the rest of your arguement somewhat. Thus I needed to...

Almost all of your points I agree with, which is why Kaido's is clearly better, but this I must contest. Onigashima is big, but it's width is still only a few kilometers. Meanwhile, Golem Pica was about a Kilometer tall and still didn't have everything in even central Dressrosa within his reach.

Since Fujitora wasn't in the Marineford War, which this thread scenario is set in, I'd have to say no.

Then instead, let me scold your immoral debating tactic. Just because you think they're being a troll, doesn't mean that its ok to troll n return. The guy probably isn't a troll: he's likely just really really helpless with math.

Dressrosa as an Island is pretty clearly bigger than Onigashima as an Island. However, the rubble of Dressrosa, what Fujitora picked up, is just a thin film which covers the country. It shouldn't weigh much, therefor it isn't as exceptional a feat as Kaido's. 1606630858 It clearly does not. He...

Why Fujitora's feat compared to Kaido's leaves Kaido at the advantage: 1. Fujitora's rubble cloud is very light compared to kaido's feat. Sure Fujitora's cloud covers an area about 10x as expansive, but since it lifted up exclusively buildings, the cloud fundamentally proves to not be dense...

As said above, Aokiji might be able to stop the lift by freezing the Island down with ice. Its a bit of a question whether the ice is actually strong enough to hold Marineford down, but it does definitely occupy a large enough area to, and is thus heavy enough, at Aokiji's max. Other than that...