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Who gives a shit about changing how things are executed?
That has zero bearing on the core concepts of the story, lmao.
Oda knew he wanted to introduce a singing skeleton with a connection to Laboon, way back when he introduced Laboon. It took Years to get to Thriller Bark. If Oda changed 50 things during Thriller Bark, it has no impact on the Brook/Laboon plotline.
That has zero bearing on the core concepts of the story, lmao.
Oda knew he wanted to introduce a singing skeleton with a connection to Laboon, way back when he introduced Laboon. It took Years to get to Thriller Bark. If Oda changed 50 things during Thriller Bark, it has no impact on the Brook/Laboon plotline.
Response 1: Oda planned this arc for 10+ years
Response 2: Who gives a shit if he made changes and how he executed it
Listen, longetivity is not always the best. Oda is an unconclusive writer. I repeat, UNCONCLUSIVE WRITER.
He can use bait-and-switch method to fool the audience, but the end result will always be unsatisfactory (like Wano's ending).
No, it is not about expectations. It is about basic storytelling. Regardless, stans gonna stan no matter what.
Response 2: Who gives a shit if he made changes and how he executed it
Listen, longetivity is not always the best. Oda is an unconclusive writer. I repeat, UNCONCLUSIVE WRITER.
He can use bait-and-switch method to fool the audience, but the end result will always be unsatisfactory (like Wano's ending).
No, it is not about expectations. It is about basic storytelling. Regardless, stans gonna stan no matter what.
I've been reading One Piece since the end of Skypiea.
And I never said it's not for everyone. My point of the entire thing is we are reading an unfinished product, that was initially only to last 5 years. Obviously Oda had his core themes thought up way back then.
Manga is written weekly. It takes time for an Author to introduce everything they want, because of how limited the release is. It takes time for the entire story to be told the way it is intended. And this is statement about mangas in general, not just One Piece.
WI things change along the way? Of course. But Oda has made it abundantly clear over the years, that he has a clear vision for the ending of One Piece, and that's exactly where we are now.
And I never said it's not for everyone. My point of the entire thing is we are reading an unfinished product, that was initially only to last 5 years. Obviously Oda had his core themes thought up way back then.
Manga is written weekly. It takes time for an Author to introduce everything they want, because of how limited the release is. It takes time for the entire story to be told the way it is intended. And this is statement about mangas in general, not just One Piece.
WI things change along the way? Of course. But Oda has made it abundantly clear over the years, that he has a clear vision for the ending of One Piece, and that's exactly where we are now.
I find it hilarious how you say that to me, while blatantly assuming Oda wanted to draw Wano because of "Sword fights" with literally zero evidence to back that up.
Sword fights were damn near non existent in Wano, but that's what your claiming.
I provided you an example of how Wano was tied to bringing the Dawn, which has been a thing for a long time now, and Sun God Nika was introduced that very arc.
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I thought the Brook example would have been enough to get what I'm saying, but clearly not. Oh well...
Sword fights were damn near non existent in Wano, but that's what your claiming.
I provided you an example of how Wano was tied to bringing the Dawn, which has been a thing for a long time now, and Sun God Nika was introduced that very arc.
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I thought the Brook example would have been enough to get what I'm saying, but clearly not. Oh well...
Again, I use the Brook scenario as an example. Oda new since WAY back at the Twin Capes, that he wanted to introduce a singing skeleton, related to Brook. That was a core concept of his story. It took YEARS to get to Thriller Bark. How many times do you think the scenarios changed between then, before Brook was finally introduced, and how he was introduced?
The core concept never changed.
The core concept never changed.
