Only way Zoro leaves the crew is if Luffy himself chooses to disband it, and that is already unlikely as Luffy loves adventure in general and would probably try to find something even harder than the One Piece to continue adventuring.
But on the chance he does, I just do not see him adopting...
That's great news. Yeah. They using discord to communicate? That's what I've been using for students to contact me, and it's becoming more popular among teaching spaces in general.
It's possible Oda made Cobra that sick to make it easier on himself to kill him off. Oda hates killing characters, after all. It's part of how he justified Newgate's death. Yes, he was murdered by the Marines and Blackbeard Pirates, but his time was up anyway.
Best of luck. The first weeks are pretty rough because you have to acclimate to the new schedule and routine. Try to ask your supervisors for assistance if you're having trouble. You taking in class or online or both?
Favorite one has to be the one where he picks up Wado Ichimonji. It's such a small thing, but I just like that the crew picks up something of significance to them as they set off, just shows what motivates them everyday.
The Wano is great because of how well it meshes with Zoro's whole...
I believe Cross Guild may be an excuse for Oda to reuse old characters and congregate them into one place. It would be an opportunity to flesh out some characters who've had their backgrounds teased, but not fully developed. As a Guild, they can accept or deny certain jobs, unlike a typical...
The intent behind the spread is very apparent. The same can't be said of the assorted panels you pulled. You can come to several different conclusions from them. It's no different from pulling out these and concluding they suggest Zoro's the true Captain of the Straw Hats.
I really hope we get to see Smoker and Tashigi's input on this Seraphim fiasco. I just don't see them playing along with this, especially after the experience at Punk Hazard.
I wonder if all the Seraphim will be modeled after the Warlords, or will Oda throw a curveball at us? We know Hancock was once a slave to the Celestial Dragons, so the Government had all the time in the world to attempt to experiment on her. And as a Warlord, she rarely came to meetings and the...
I'm not jumping to any conclusions, quite the contrary. I'm just saying that there's more to these characters than we let on, and that Oda could go one way or the other with them.
I don't think that excludes there was much change in their demeanor. Sanji's love of Women is a core part of his character, and it's used for gags and serious moments all the same. I'd have preferred more exploration on Yamato learning to be themselves rather than downplaying the severity of...
He was always an enigma. I'll admit, I considered him more neutral, someone willing to do just about anything to reach some sort of scientific breakthrough. Like curing the SMILE incident over at Wano, but for his own ends.
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