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None of this changes the fact that you still confuse character growth and character development. Everyone can write stories, whether they're good or not is an entirely different thing, and whether you get the semantics of the words you use is also something else. Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp and...

I have a few points to make : 1- You aren't helping your point at all by saying that this guy's "character development" is literally two sentences. 2- If you think a character needs what you call "character development" to be good then you don't know much about writing stories. 3- The fact...

Well, that's because Wano wasn't a war arc. Saying Wano was a war arc would be like saying Alabasta, Skypiea, Enies Lobby and Impeldown were war arcs. In all those cases (including Wano) there were really big conflicts involving Luffy or the Strawhats but none of them were a war arc because the...

It's funny how she says "It's not about the money" when she could literally retire with her $27 million. She could at least do like Pewdiepie and give parts of what she gains to charity. I mean, he literally gives money to charity every months, and in 2020 alone these donations culminated up to...

I mean, Doflamingo was always above Jack (just look at how easily he dealt with Jozu during Marineford) so there's no real consistency issue here. And when it comes to getting cut by Law I'm pretty sure you could argue that : 1- Kinemon had no idea about Law's powers and he didn't even know...

Oh ok, that's weird. But I guess it can't be helped seeing how Americans like to bring up politics anywhere and everywhere whenever they can.

Why would you start this subject of conversation on a One Piece forum 😂 ? Were there any previous posts related to this subject that I didn't see?

As I said, that's literally the moment where King was going super fast and Zoro cut him. Here you're only showing the aftermath of the cut, when King turned back in his durable form AFTER getting cut. Just look at the page right before :

Well of course Yamato could freeze King in place and shatter him. As I said, we can't definitively know the outcome for now. But it would have to be King in his fast form, otherwise the flames on his back would melt the ice.

It's the second one, the one when Zoro says he's fast. That's right after he cut him, King immediately took back his durable form after being cut.

Zoro could cut Kaido without Conqueror's, so with Conqueror's he could at least do as much as Yamato. And even Luffy did better than her. So nothing shows that she had it for years. King shouldn't be one-shot by base Kaido since his durable form can tank Zoro's Conqueror's infused attacks...

The first time Zoro cuts him (when King's mask falls off) we literally see a wide shot of King's back with no flames. The second time Zoro literally says : "He is fast, so this means I can cut him" thus highlighting that he can't cut King's durable form. And then there's the final clash where...

Your point about Yamato having Conqueror's Flow for years is pure speculation (just look at Ace who also used Conqueror's as a child), and your point about Yamato having an hybrid form is dumb because King also has one. That's why I didn't address those. The point about Zoro's haki was much...

Even with Conqueror's Flow Zoro couldn't even scratch King as long as he kept his durable form. The fight only ended because King couldn't keep this form for ever, which is why he got one-shot. So I wouldn't use that as an argument. I think the two are really close and we'd have to know more...

I found what it means 😏 https://www.japanesewithanime.com/2018/10/gogogogo.html?m=1

So what you're saying is : Kaido will be defeated when the Raid ends The Raid ended Therefore Kaido is defeated Except Kaido's defeat IS what signifies the end of the Raid itself as it is its objective. Kaido is defeat = The Raid ends Therefore your syllogism is wrong because its premises...

Luffy lost in 1042 and Kaido was announced as the victor by the narrator in 1043 with Luffy being out for the entire chapter but it was still reasonable to argue that he was going to get back up. So why would it be crazy to think the same about Kaido now considering the two scenarios are...

Luffy has been out for a chapter. Kaido seems to be out for the whole chapter as well. If Kaido doesn't come back up next chapter (flashback excluded) then he is truly done for. But for now I'd rather stay opened to anything.

Kaido was also announced as the victor in Chapter 1043 so it doesn't really mean anything.

Nami literally got yeeted from Zuneisha by Luffy (along with Brook, Pedro and Chopper) which is around 3 times as high as a sky island. King and Queen shouldn't be dead.