Character Discussion Calamities valuation up to this point
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Make fun of the calamities as long as you can cause it's clear that Oda's been hiding their hybrids for the big turn around.
When Kaido gets Clowned in his Dragon form, he gets the benefit of the doubt, but when the same happens to King that is the extent of his combat abilities?
Not like King was Clowned by anyone so far. Marco just restrained him for a few seconds.
When Kaido gets Clowned in his Dragon form, he gets the benefit of the doubt, but when the same happens to King that is the extent of his combat abilities?
Not like King was Clowned by anyone so far. Marco just restrained him for a few seconds.
Non Sulong Neko forced Kaido's Club out of his hand. Kaido even in his base form could low Diff non Sulong Neko so badly that PETA would be called
It was just plot. Besides Izo seems to have gotten retconned to be much more powerful than his MF showing, he didn't travel 20 years into the future so he should at the very least be as strong as YC4 given how his own Sister who didn't spend 30 years in Whitebeard's crew is Seat level
It was just plot. Besides Izo seems to have gotten retconned to be much more powerful than his MF showing, he didn't travel 20 years into the future so he should at the very least be as strong as YC4 given how his own Sister who didn't spend 30 years in Whitebeard's crew is Seat level
Well Kaido sometimes looks like he is slow in reacting,probably has to do with him being big tanky dude,same as BM.As for King still it's stupid,could you imagine somebody weaker shooting Zoro sword out his hand during a fight.I doubt that we will see any master swordsman loosing their sword during a fight,Oda didn't have to do him like that.
Definitely King as the most competent. He’s taken over the leadership role in Kaido’s absence, he’s cancelled Kaido’s Tobi Rōppo/All Star challenge for the sake of a United front, he’s directly blocking an entrance to the roof top and prioritizing the demise of the samurai’s symbolic leader.
Queen is doing well too—outing Drake and keeping everyone busy. But his approach isn’t as methodical and he’s clearly trying to stimulate his own perverse joys first and foremost.
Jack’s a good brute, doing what he can. Which isn’t much.
Queen is doing well too—outing Drake and keeping everyone busy. But his approach isn’t as methodical and he’s clearly trying to stimulate his own perverse joys first and foremost.
Jack’s a good brute, doing what he can. Which isn’t much.
Not trying to sound rude here, but that's your problem, not Oda's. His characters aren't machines who stick to a power scale and that's it: they are people who won't always perform perfectly, just like pretimeskip Sanji was able to disarm Kuzan with ease. There's nothing wrong with a swordsman losing their sword when not even a weak fighter but a proficient marksman takes them by surprise.