Search results

Or it indicates that Oda needed other active plotlines to die down some so we could properly focus on the dramatic payoff

Wouldn't it be a bit strange if Zoro was punished just as much as Luffy, though? It would suggest that their achievements were similar when Oda should be putting Luffy on the pedestal of having defeated Kaido by himself. If Oda's been planning both of them to enter a coma for the same duration...

There's no clarity like in the examples I mentioned. Illustrating damage and making it somewhat dramatic after all the attacks Zoro's taken and how Chopper went on and on about this mink medicine effect. You'd expect us to know when it finally took effect. To me seeing the grim reaper and...

Yet Oda has done nothing to show damage to Zoro. In TB Zoro's blood was scattered everywhere. When Arlong tore off his bandages it was clear by the wound and his reaction that Zoro had taken serious damage. We've even seen X-rays to show bones being cracked/broken yet Oda can't do anything to...

Luffy's his captain... he could have just said he wants to 1v1 Kaido, no? Law didn't need an excuse, nor did Killer or Kidd. If you think Oda was in such a corner with getting Luffy and Kaido alone that he had to pull a magical medicine out of thin air to do so, you're wrong. King could have...

Then let me know why Zoro couldn't have just come down from the roof with minimal damage like Law, Kidd and Killer then. This is my point, it wasn't a necessity to have Zoro block the hakai attack and be injured. The Kuma stuff was a necessity, this wasn't.

Death completes a person, and the Grim reaper's job isn't to simply attack someone - it's to reap their soul, in other words Zoro will die, and no doctor can cheat Death himself. Zoro does his best work when he's heavily damaged and if nothing comes of this, he'll have taken this medicine for no...

ZKK isn't about strength to most of us. I had optimism that Oda had just been waiting to finally give us 'Zoro's arc' and show his unique importance to the story and crew because he wanted it to happen in Wano. Has anything really new about Zoro been revealed in this arc? Has he learned anything...

Whatever helps you sleep at night

For a moment Zoro had a task he had to do so he did it without giving away his ambition or life. This is similar to Luffy in any number of arcs where he nearly dies for something other than being PK. Sanji's situation was the end of the line for his all-blue dream though, not to mention ended up...

Bad or not, you need to have an all-or-nothing drive for your ambition if you want to be portrayed as a conqueror. And Zeff's death is irrelevant, Sanji should have trusted that he or Luffy could have protected Zeff but instead he decided that Big Mom was superior. He magically lacked...

This is the case

He should have brought the crew and tried to stop BM, or ignored her completely. His in-between response made things worse while showing he didn't trust or understand Luffy. When you say "Sanji chose to sacrifice his life" you don't really mean it the way I do I think, because if he had...

BM would've annihilated Luffy yet she didn't? It's about your mentality with literally anything you do as a character, look at Kidd, Luffy or Zoro, then Sanji. Kidd and Luffy don't submit to Kaido even after he neg-diffs them and throws them in Udon, Zoro faces Mihawk down despite it being so...

WB protected his family against everything the new world had to offer, Sanji couldn't even trust himself/his captain to stop big mom. Katakuri is very similar, he never lost. Hancock rules an island, Ace's will to refuse his father's powerful legacy and live his own way. Yamato's mostly tbc but...

He doesn't have the will to oppose and beat another conqueror such as big mom. He doesn't display desire to beat other conquerors in any form. He chose to serve others rather than rule them. Essentially, if it came down between giving up his ambition or fighting to win it all in order to save...

Sanji needs to earn it by having real qualities of a conqueror. If you want him to have it so he's strong and stays in the m3 your priorities are off, and the m3 is a group with very different ideas compared to how Zoro and Luffy are portrayed as a pair.

Damn i'm from near Notts, small world

After fainting to an elbow in crunch time it's nice to see him improve himself

What's a god to a non-believer?