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It was always portrayed as a powerful move, but its first showing was definitely a bit underwhelming. I think newness is overrated. The coolest parts of most fights tend to be the most conventional. For example, Kaido is much cooler fighting in base or hybrid than he is fighting in his dragon...

I actually prefer his fighting style being around his fang techniques, though thats just my bias towards liking six powers and Lucci's fighting style. I'm glad he was a bit more of a straight forward fighter. Otherwise you end up with something silly that Oda can't write himself out of like...

Yes, but also not really? Who's Who had a massive hakified bite charge attack, as well as his unique bite move. So I think those are at least two unique things. Also, even the way he used his blade was unique from any other 6 powers users. So he has shown 3 unique techniques. I would have...

TBH, I think that Robin's was a bigger less justified swing. One Piece often has these moments where the characters just "punch harder". Jinbei's scene here played out pretty much the same as Zoro's scene against Kaku when he uses Ashura. My problem with Robin's scene is that they don't really...

I think that the strawhats intervening to help Inu would work. Like, the strawhats witnessed what Jack did to Zou, it would be kind of silly if none of them even SAW Jack by the end of Wano. I'm thinking Usopp and Nami could chip in. Nami in particular as one of the first strawhats to arrive on...

I think it was implied at least that he would need the help of a Tobi Roppo if he wanted to feasibly deal with a calamity(though we do know this was a trap).

He may just get executed by CP0.

This is not a power levels thread, so I'll keep this short, but you are totally misrepresenting my points, as well as how the fight played out. Here is what I've actually said about the tobi roppo. These statements were made back in September 2020 before the rooftop battle had even started...