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You can find One Piece garbage all you want. But Luffy fulfills the formal requirements for being called a Hero. Again. The definition: "A hero is a real person or a main fictional character who, in the face of danger, combats adversity through feats of ingenuity, courage, or strength." Does...

Obvious cope is obvious. Your original post made the assumption: Luffy now received the same power up as Naruto, hence it is ironical that people previously shamed Naruto for it. Reality: We don't know yet how strong Joyboy is and whether he is the equivalent of a god tier in Naruto - it is...

Dude, the definition of what makes a hero is already written down. You just have to swallow that pill and stop coping.

So, what's the official definition of a hero? "A hero is a real person or a main fictional character who, in the face of danger, combats adversity through feats of ingenuity, courage, or strength." So, how the fuck do Luffy's goals and ambitions disqualify from being a hero? Who the fuck said...

Naruto's goal was to become Hokage and to be acknowledged, not to become a hero. Naruto didn't either. Whether you become a hero or not is not determined by your desire to do so. So what are you even arguing about? Luffy never sacrificed people. They followed his lead on their own accord. As...

I never started questioning Luffy's "hero" status in the first place; it was you who tried to argue why Luffy does not make a good hero using arguments that one can as well use for Naruto. You imbecile.

So? A hero isn't defined by always doing what you consider morally right. Especially since Luffy freed those criminals in the context of breaking out of Impel Down, get to Marineford and save his brother. And what about him inspiring other people to follow his footsteps? He is a noble kind of...

Which is not true. Luffy having the ability to attract the people around him, wanting to be the freest man and pushing slaves (Wano Samurai) into fighting for their freedom, is what makes a hero. And it's not the first time he fought for the sake of others. It's not like you are the one...

Good is a subjective term. Why would being anarchist and being good contradict each other?

Why would that matter? What would be better story writing? Luffy studying void history and Joyboy in particular?

Zoro has incredible portrayal himself and will most likely end up as the counter part and Luffy's moon. The hints are strong with this one too. So stop the cope. @shanksisevil111 let's not make it sound like you can achieve shit in the world of One Piece without being born this way. If you are...

Which is not true. Zoro post timeskip was portrayed as someone even more valuable as a vice captain, with Zoro and Sanji being called Luffy's wings and Luffy's strongest power being to make those around him his allies. That is what Joyboy's power was too probably. To unite people. He won't just...

Enel is considered a god. The celestials are viewed as gods. Lunarians were viewed as gods. God is a broad term and does not necessarily reflect power level. Here, Nika was the voice of the slaves. Joyboy being God level is yet to be confirmed. Even in chapter 1 cover, Luffy was depicted on a...

Child of prophecy =/= becoming god level.

Power creep not confirmed yet. Joyboy was a figure of liberation in the first place. Probably will still have a tough fight with Kaido, same vs. Blackbeard. Unlike Naruto, who became a god who could solo the verse bar the other gods.