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As far as I understood he was given Wano's because he fought to bring Kaidou and Linlin too so he deserved it, but not Zou's. This way Law would have two, Kid two but Luffy three; it'd feel unfair for Law to share Zou's just because but for Kid to keep Whole Cake's for himself. I could be...

This would be an unironically great way for Kid to get Zou's Road Poneglyph and, if Oda intends to portray him as an enemy, put him in an antagonistic situation: Carrot gets in his ship and he pretty much kidnaps her to travel to Zou and get the Poneglyph he suspects to be there.

Furries according to your Google definition only exist in the real world. In One Piece, fishmen are racialized people perfectly capable of reproducing with humans and they're literally portrayed as allegories of blacks; so, for comparison, seeing them as furry material would equal to seeing...

What are you even talking about? I was only correcting your absurd take on Yamato being furry, I couldn't care less about your derail about Ben 10 (what the...?) and bestiality in elves marrying orcs (who is the animal in that relationship and why do you probably believe it to be the poor...

Yamato looks human with one non-human trait; Carrot looks animalistic with human anatomy. What defines a furry isn't not being human but looking like an anthropomorphized critter; you can't do that with Yamato because he already looks human by default, therefore no anthropomorphization can be...

Yamato doesn't look animalistic, therefore he won't generate a response in any furry lover. What defines Carrot as a furry is that she looks more animal than Homo sapiens yet is anthropomorphized to remind of one, which Yamato doesn't.

Which ones and how many for it to be considered "often"?

While I'm in for making people suffer, especially those who want this forced, uninspired character with an unfitting devil fruit to join, I don't see why Momonosuke needs more development. He's already quite aware of his importance and is starting to take the reins of his figure.

But what's the point then? If Yamato's character already feels completely uninspired and coming out of nowhere, she at least needs somewhere to go in the plot that isn't just popping in and out (hopefully that "somewhere" isn't the crew because she's horrible even in terms of devil fruit...).

Japan doesn't live in the same 2021 as other countries do in terms of sexism, so it doesn't really have much relevance.

I'm obviously not suggesting that she would, but she'd still know everything and, in my opinion, that goes against the spirit of discovering and growth of the crew. Just imagine Robin finding out the erased history and Yamato like "LoL sis, you can't imagine how much I wanted to spoil you during...

The big problem with Yamato is that she's a walking spoiler. She knows what is written in Oden's diary and that's exactly the type of information that Luffy doesn't want to even hear about, Robin wants to find out by herself, etc.

Mmm... no, in fact we saw him practicing with two swords.

At this point I just want Oda to finally recruit Vivi back instead of some newly-added character, because I have strong doubts that he wouldn't add the ex-crewmate to the final journey to Laugh Tale. The only other candidate I'd accept would be Carrot; not because I enjoy her character, which I...

In recent days I've seen minimum three threads that just assume Yamato as a crewmate (the one about the strongest crew/org., for example) and even put him as a top tier member by end of series. I've cringed way too many times these days, I'm telling you.

The idea of Yamato joining the crew sounds horrible to me to begin with, but some people's attempt to put him in the same group as Zoro (first person to ever join the crew), Sanji (only crewmate to have two detailed flashbacks and a whole arc revolving around him apart from his introduction) and...

Jinbe dying equals Luffy giving up on becoming Pirate King quite literally.

I mentioned Monet's fruit following popular theories that are usually brought up regarding Nami's trees and the Yuki Yuki, plus how Oda likes to play with contrasts like a desert princess having a cold ability (e.g.: Crocodile, the water animal wearing a big coat that keeps you warm, controls...

At this point I really hope the crew closes with Vivi's return. I've always had a problem with the idea of new crewmates joining in the New World because, after so many years since Brook, a new addition would feel "out of place"; also, we're almost in the ending of the journey. That's why...