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@Den_Den_Mushi did you see this ?

« This sword knows no restraint ». When I first read that I thought « does that means that Mihawk will go all out? » or « is it just a figurative way to say that he is serious? ». But with Wano and the explanation about the « sword will », I think that Mihawk was not talking about himself but...

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The « edgy », « boring » comments are from the part of the fanbase that want to differentiate themselves from « the badass » of the show. In a childish tentative to seems more refine, more complex and intelligent than they are. And the haters crowd which will then use any expression he makes as...

I hope Oda understands that what will make One Piece more popular in the west are character like Mihawk and Zoro. You want western Bleach fans, Naruto fans, HxH fans or Gojo fans to be attracted to One Piece ? Give them more Mihawk and more Zoro. That the kind of characters the westerners like...

Option 2 and for extra flavor he was trained in swordsmanship by Old Man Gingerland (who the previous WSS).

@Den_Den_Mushi just finished your story and...WOAW!!! That was really really cool!!:steef::steef: As I said, at first, I did not like your depiction of Mihawk’s psyche but I change my mind. You made me change my mind :goyea: I like the way he deals with his defeat against Zoro, I like the way...

I totally agree that Mihawk is like Zoro but more mature. And that the thing, I do not picture Zoro acting like this. For example, let’s say that Perona burst in tears in front of him, this is how I picture the dialogue : -Why are you crying? -Mo...Moria-sama refused to take me back? Sniif...

@Den_Den_Mushi i stated reading your fanfic and I really enjoy your writing but I have a hard time with the way Mihawk is depicted. He has to much feeling for my taste :milaugh: I read the rest later. I want to know if he will banged Hancock :myman:

Count me in :goyea: