Speculations Does Sanji genuinely like Big Mom more than his own Vice Captain?

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#2
What I find weird is that Oda said « the serious nature of their fight » which means that Sanji really tried to killed Zoro. Which means that Sanji wanted Zoro to be dead so much that he has gone beyond his own principles just to kill Zoro. Because remember that he said he will never poison food even of an enemy. That is how much Sanji wants to see Zoro dead:crazwhat:

But some people want me to believe that their love each other:jay-yeah:

Since when you love someone you put razors and poisons in their food? :watchout:
 

Dickie D. Dick

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#5
What did you exept from beta male like Lanji? It's only natural that he will try to get rid of the superior alpha male, moral codes or not the virgin simp want to get laid.
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Also ZoLo isn't the vice-captain
 
#15
This is exactly why Whole Cake Island was always a terrible arc.

Choosing to help his own enemy when letting her rampage and destroy her own territory would had been a better idea.
Definitely not the only reason that whole arc sucked on ice, but it’s gotta be the main one :sanmoji:
It was literally in Sanji's flashback that he always cared more about the people, than the ideals that Nobility are superior to everyone, and anyone less was expendable.

Letting Big Mom destroy her entire Country and kill countless citizens, is what the Vinsmokes would have done. Crazy how Oda took that into account when writing the arc.
 

Jew D. Boy

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#16
It was literally in Sanji's flashback that he always cared more about the people, than the ideals that Nobility are superior to everyone, and anyone less was expendable.

Letting Big Mom destroy her entire Country and kill countless citizens, is what the Vinsmokes would have done. Crazy how Oda took that into account when writing the arc.
Which is fine and dandy, but Big Mom isn’t some easily neutralized threat that Sanji could or should have brushed off in the interest of saving the citizens of WCI. There’s no reason why he couldn’t have made that cake taste delicious to entice her, while also including some poison or other ingredient that could have knocked her ass out. Why did he spend the whole timeskip learning Attack Cuisine from the okamas if the only thing he was gonna do with it is restore a Yonko to full health?? If he’s a man of the people, why feed the rampaging queen a tasty cake that doesn’t hurt her in any way??
 
#18
Which is fine and dandy, but Big Mom isn’t some easily neutralized threat that Sanji could or should have brushed off in the interest of saving the citizens of WCI. There’s no reason why he couldn’t have made that cake taste delicious to entice her, while also including some poison or other ingredient that could have knocked her ass out. Why did he spend the whole timeskip learning Attack Cuisine from the okamas if the only thing he was gonna do with it is restore a Yonko to full health?? If he’s a man of the people, why feed the rampaging queen a tasty cake that doesn’t hurt her in any way??



 

Jew D. Boy

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#20
Zoro thing is a joke done by Oda. Sanji will never defile food, even if it was to be eaten by his worst enemy and even if he knew his whole crew would be killed. It is a matter of principle, that’s all.
Why should principle matter when you have a chance to knock a Yonko out of commission and allow your friends an easy escape?? Who gives a shit about integrity when your life and the lives of people you care about are on the line?? Would you rather that inflexibility have gotten Luffy and half the crew killed?? This is why people don’t like Sanji - he has the chance to defeat his enemies, people who are actively trying to hurt his loved ones, and he willingly chooses to go the other way. It’s fucking stupid, you have to stay alive to uphold your morals in the first place.
 
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