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I mean he has like 30 years of experience just fighting using haki and brute strength alone.

Haki will always be just his secondary skill, but he'll definitely have ACOC.

He is one of those pirates that has insane charisma, it makes sense that many powerful people would follow him.

Hopefully it isn't a coincidence

:risitameh: Couldn't agree more, always disliked almost everything about him, his life is full of fraudulent behavior. His over hyped death pales in comparison to Whitebeard's death, Roger just let fodder marines execute him like a dog, Whitebeard fought everyone while being in the worst shape...

Yeah, this should be renamed to "Do you enjoy the fact that many old gen characters are related to current gen characters?"

It's not even nepotism, considering 99.9% of the characters had to work their ass off to get to power, some of them even got a more difficult life just because of who their father/mother is.

I'll go a step above that, He's a better pirate than Roger even though he appeared in only two chapters so far, he's so much cooler.

Too early to say, but this flashback is definitely a million times important when it comes to the overall story instead of just specific characters, I'm also a gigafan of Rocks and BB, so I prefer it so far. 1752882940 As good as the Kuma flashback is, it's pretty much Kuma and Bonney character...

He wasn't even in his prime and he was completely alone, fighting Imu in the middle of the Holy Land isn't a simple 1v1, it's like taking on the WG as a whole, he needed a strong crew first.

Something like that, for example Law surprised him with awakening, but he wasn't worried because he knew how much stronger he is than Law, he was still smiling even if he didn't expect awakening at all. Let's say the holes in his plans are blocked out by being over prepared in other parts of...

He's willing to take risks, but only when the odds are in his favor, Xebec just charges in and reacts on the fly.

I like how Oda didn't make Teach a perfect copy of Xebec, they have similarities, but they're different in many ways. Xebec was ambitious and charismatic, stronger than Teach, but not nearly as intelligent or patient, his answer to everything was to brute force his way to victory. Teach is...

Considering he isn't even aiming for the fraudulent PK title, it makes sense.

BB as the final villain has never been clearer, he will just accomplish what Rocks failed to do.

Chapters like these make me remember why OP is the goat, no other manga hypes me up as much.

Best chapter in a while, Rocks produces so much fun.

He speaks like he's a kid with severe mental illness, I just wish Imu spoke like a normal person for once in his life.

Is there anything cringier in One Piece than Imu saying "Mu"

Funnily enough Saturn died :suresure: