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I have no idea on that, my only exposure to that is the fact Sesshomaru in Inuyasha speaks in the same manner as Imu and he isn’t childish or presented in that way

Yes. The leader of the world government and one who commits genocide on islands freely is not a good person. He destroyed the island because it was closest, less time wasted. It was pragmatic and quick.

Nope. There was zero whining or crying from Imu-sama. That take is a reach.

Imu isn’t a spoiled kid. That’s an agenda take if I ever saw one

Imu orders his subordinates to order their subordinates to murder teach

No, Blackbeard can’t be king of the world, he cannot represent what Imu-sama does. That’s wishful thinking.

For real. Imu-sama can destroy an island for the fun of it and that’s not even touching a fraction of his power Teach’s crew got fodderdized by one admiral

Nah, I defer to Whitebeard’s dying words about Teach—he’s not the one to shoulder the centuries of atrocities from the world government. And Teach does not have the power to replace Imu-sama as a final villain. Imagine going from the Gorosei + Holy Knights + Admirals to… A bunch of characters...

Too bad that will never be in his grasp. He’s going to fall apart in the race to replace Roger.

His current scheme is…. Stealing Vegapunk, who has already made an island buster for the WG. Trying to be legitimized… Which would make him Imu’s subordinate. Not a very glamorous future.

They are wavering their right to use their brains I almost feel bad for them, up until Reverie, Teach was head and shoulders the best candidate to be FV. Now he’s nearly irrelevant to the story

It’s Imu-sama, anyone with a brain knows that

That’s not going to be developed or humored at all in One Piece lol. Luffy freed hundreds of violent criminals from Impel Down, which would’ve been a good time to hammer down freedom vs danger to society and Oda has never once addressed it.

Everyone got it in their heads that Teach is the final villain and everyone knows Teach is going to be defeated for Luffy to be the pirate king. They can’t rectify the fact that Luffy’s journey won’t end after Teach.

Yeah, one directly challenges the desires of the protagonist and is the only entity powerful enough to make them “not free”.

But he won’t, because Luffy needs to bear the weight of those horrible centuries. Teach can never represent that better than Imu-sama. He can never represent it period.

Xebex really just wanted to be Imu too

The extent of Teaches purpose in the story is to be Luffy’s Xebec. He’ll fall an Emperor and be overshadowed by the WG (he already is tbh)

Yes, his reasons for existing are long established outside the frame work of being an underling to a gag Emperor.

Why are you bringing up Mihawk