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They still seem like they want to be their own bosses, so not official, yeah.

Why should Sanji "unlock" Conqueror's Haki just because Yamato has it?

Huh:

http://www.onepiececollection.fr/cartes.php?idc=15&ids=69

Reiju stands out, though the raid suits are cool to begin with.

Full-scale color scheme:

Full-scale digital color scheme:

Full-scale digital color scheme:

Better quality images at http://67.205.178.245:8075/opdatabase/characters

Manga:

Yamato's full, non-cropped manga color scheme.

That's another thing. Law haS repeatedly shown attitude of wanting to be his own boss, going onto become a mutual acquaintance at best after meeting him at Sabaody all those years ago, making him more distinct from Yamato.

Despite meeting Luffy only 75 chapters into Wano, it seems that what Yamato has been doing has made up for not appearing earlier, even 120 chapters into the arc.

Speaking of which, I've heard it said that Carrot has less of a role at Wano because she had a more crucial role at Whole Cake. In that case, what exactly did she do at Whole Cake that would justify having less of a role at Wano? It's not like with Jinbe in which he played a crucial role at...

Katakuri did try attacking Carrot, but it was so brief that it seems like too weak of a link compared to Perospero being accused of killing Pedro and Jack terrorizing Zou.

And Luffy didn't personally defeat Spandam, though Lucci was still pretty nasty to her:

Yeah, Luffy helped take down an organization which caused trouble for Franky. He also personally took down Blueno who attacked Franky in particular back at Water 7, in addition to Lucci.

Luffy didn't even defeat Jack or Perospero despite being sources of hardship for Carrot, meanwhile Kaido is a source of hardship for Yamato. Yamato also seems set-up for working towards the New Dawn beyond Wano in time for Joy Boy's second coming which Oden seemed interested in trying to achieve...