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This is what being a weaboo does to your mind: You actually believe a character from a manga has a chance at being the most iconic at anything in the real world.

If devil fruits came to exist because of people's dreams, and if Imu is the final villain representing the maximum opposition to the good guys who follow their dreams, then Imu rose the sea level in order to threaten devil fruits and, by extension, dreamers.

The biggest clue is that Mars literally refers to Im as "creator" in chapter 1086, which is the shared name given to the first twenty.

Why do the Elders refer to Im as a creator if Im isn't one of the original creators?

Yeah, it's 100% impossible Killer is stronger than Kid. Managing to do some damange to Kaidou (Kid made him cry in pain too) is pointless unless you believe Kiku is stronger than Kid too, by the way. It literally wasn't a vice captains color spread as per Oda's own explanations in SBS 102: D...

Your argument relied on Zoro being the fighter as a reason to make him the strongest individually, which isn't a role limited to the Straw Hats, so of course I'm using other fighters as counterexamples for your reasoning. A reasoning that is flawed since day one because we have had one speech...

Luffy didn't say that his role was to lead Zoro so Zoro could defeat Arlong; Luffy said his role was to defeat Arlong. That's all you need to know, saying that Luffy's role is to lead is plainly dishonest because he doesn't lead anybody against the strongest foe: he goes and defeats him himself...

And, at the end of the day, he remains the only one capable of ultimately winning where the rest can't. The only difference between Luffy and other good guys (like the one in your profile picture) is that Luffy is the only one strong enough to come back and actually defeat the bad guy.

Oda: writes Luffy stating his unique role in the crew isn't to use swords but to defeat the main threat. Oda: writes Luffy stating his aim is to be the strongest person in the world so he can protect everybody and grant freedom. Oda: writes Zoro consistently facing foes significantly weaker than...

The main thing wrong with Zoro versus King is that it didn't revolve around Zoro learning how to cut fire; instead, Zoro learned it out of the blue in spite of facing a fire-based enemy later on.

It's obviously not the same because Kizaru never, ever reacted like that and Franky emphasizes that it was a laser only for Sanji to later explain why he could stop light itself, making it obvious that blocking it just like that was far from ordinary. The boots aren't light touching, never have...

If you think Oda drew Kizaru's most expressive reaction of bewilderment ever at Sanji blocking his laser in spite of, according to you, laser's being easily counterable by haki... then you're lost and this has nothing to do with being a Sanji fan or a hater. Kizaru is an admiral, he has fought...

It'd be weird that Joy Boy's archenemy laughed too. In my opinion, Imu should be the only character to not laugh in One Piece.

Why is this in One Piece Manga Discussion?

When has Oda portrayed Buggy as seriously strong? The message we as readers have always been sent is that he's all facade; while the message we're sent about the Elders is that they are legit strong. He didn't give 0 shit, Luffy reacted to Saturn's coming too; although I don't see your point...

Portrayal means a lot whether or not your interpretation of the feats say whatever you want to believe. Oda isn't writing Jinbe being amazed at Mars' haki or most of Egghead's relevant fighters getting alerted by the Elders haki because of nothing: throughout the last chapters he has been...

How many characters' haki have received the reaction given to the Elders? Do you see someone like Jinbe being amazed by a haki that isn't special? How many characters' haki had the effect on Luffy that Warcury's had? Bonney can't affect Saturn's age and Luffy explicitly commented on their...

Non-armament Luffy defeated armament Marigold. Non-armament Franky defeated armament Sasaki. Non-armament Robin defeated armament Black Maria. Doubt that basic logic is really established unless it's better to not use haki than using it against another user.

Is there anybody here who seriously understood Kizaru's words the other way around? Of course he was talking about his emotional wounds...?

Intelligence is directly related to feelings, which in their most complex forms require, first, a level of neocortical development only to be found in humans; and, second, specific cultural contexts that shape the feeling and how people experience it (a cultural complexity missing in other...