General & Others If a Strawhat gets Domi Reversi’d Who is most likely to get it?
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He was scared of that happening and destroyed the RS as a result, but it never occured. Him preventing it from happening isn't the same as having to fight his inner demon.
I agree that after this chapter we are definitely getting Domi Reversi Luffy. However, while that significantly decreases the chances of Domi Reversi Sanji, it doesn't eliminate it entirely. I still think Evil Sanji is a necessary step for his character development
There was no actual evil Sanji storyline on Wano. Sanji didn't realize invisible Queen hurt the girl and ended up questioning his own sanity. He feared losing himself but that was something that couldn't have happened. While Sanji deciding to destroy the RS is still meaningful for his character, there was no choice to make in the first place.
The true evil Sanji storyline started the moment he called Zoro and asked him to kill him if he ever lost himself. And it is still ongoing
Aka CoC
There was no actual evil Sanji storyline on Wano. Sanji didn't realize invisible Queen hurt the girl and ended up questioning his own sanity. He feared losing himself but that was something that couldn't have happened. While Sanji deciding to destroy the RS is still meaningful for his character, there was no choice to make in the first place.
The true evil Sanji storyline started the moment he called Zoro and asked him to kill him if he ever lost himself. And it is still ongoing
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Aka CoC
Don't really agree with this but then again why do you think it is necessary for Sanji's character development?
There was though, Sanji got Germafied on Wano and the evil Sanji plot line was quite literally Sanji's main plot line during the arc.
He feared losing himself and becoming like his brothers (i.e evil) due to his transformation and even told Zoro to kill him in the case that he ended up losing his sanity. Characterization-wise it was pretty good development for Sanji and it ended up with him retaining his sanity for whatever reason (i.e. could have been a strong will not to succumb to Germa in the form of him symbolically destroying the raid suit or hell maybe even as a result of his mother's love in the form of whatever she took that prevented the transformation in the first place). Sanji has already overcome that evil plot-line by not succumbing to Germa. If Sanji was ever gonna become evil and lose his shit that was it and Oda didn't go that route. It isn't suddenly going to happen due to a gimmic like Domi-Reversi imo.
There was though, Sanji got Germafied on Wano and the evil Sanji plot line was quite literally Sanji's main plot line during the arc.
He feared losing himself and becoming like his brothers (i.e evil) due to his transformation and even told Zoro to kill him in the case that he ended up losing his sanity. Characterization-wise it was pretty good development for Sanji and it ended up with him retaining his sanity for whatever reason (i.e. could have been a strong will not to succumb to Germa in the form of him symbolically destroying the raid suit or hell maybe even as a result of his mother's love in the form of whatever she took that prevented the transformation in the first place). Sanji has already overcome that evil plot-line by not succumbing to Germa. If Sanji was ever gonna become evil and lose his shit that was it and Oda didn't go that route. It isn't suddenly going to happen due to a gimmic like Domi-Reversi imo.
Mate, there is Imu and Loki that haven't even been fully fleshed out yet and there's also Nika. I'm not saying Sanji cannot and does not get special focus. I'm saying I don't really see the sense in Evil Sanji here with all that is going on right now nor any narrative reason for it. Why would the focus suddenly be on Evil Sanji? Moreover what is so special about Sanji becoming evil from getting Domi-Reversi-ed. In this instance it'd be no different from anyone else.
Sanji turning evil from Germa transformation makes more narrative sense than Sanji getting turned evil due to a gimmic that would apply to anyone else if Oda really wants to go the route of making Sanji lose himself.
Sanji turning evil from Germa transformation makes more narrative sense than Sanji getting turned evil due to a gimmic that would apply to anyone else if Oda really wants to go the route of making Sanji lose himself.
It forces him to confront his emotionless/Germa side, something that didn't truly happen on Wano. On Wano he just faced his own fears. Sanji must declare his name, a bit like Momo did, accept his past and complete his character arc. This is the reason he is still CoCless
I would've agreed if Sanji actually hit O-Some. Instead, Sanji was terrified of losing himself for no reason at all. He did nothing out of character and any mental suffering he went through was self inflicted.
While it was very real to Sanji, the whole Germa thing on Wano was just surface-level, a play of light. This takes nothing away from the experience but the real conflict is still unresolved
I would've agreed if Sanji actually hit O-Some. Instead, Sanji was terrified of losing himself for no reason at all. He did nothing out of character and any mental suffering he went through was self inflicted.
While it was very real to Sanji, the whole Germa thing on Wano was just surface-level, a play of light. This takes nothing away from the experience but the real conflict is still unresolved
Narrative reason for evil Sanji is that this is a reasonable reason for :
- CoC unlock (because DR is being controlled, and CoC=overcame it)
- Sanji hurting women (DR is berserk mode)
- Finished Sanji asking Zoro to disable him subplot from Wano
- Germa can turn him evil, why need Imu? This time it can be about Sora and what's special about her (which IMO is the origin of Jambe fires)
So yeah, he is different from everyone else because his character has weight and previous subplot that can be concluded.
Every other SH doesn't even have their own storyline, making them getting DR-ed feels random, sudden, & having no essence.
- CoC unlock (because DR is being controlled, and CoC=overcame it)
- Sanji hurting women (DR is berserk mode)
- Finished Sanji asking Zoro to disable him subplot from Wano
- Germa can turn him evil, why need Imu? This time it can be about Sora and what's special about her (which IMO is the origin of Jambe fires)
So yeah, he is different from everyone else because his character has weight and previous subplot that can be concluded.
Every other SH doesn't even have their own storyline, making them getting DR-ed feels random, sudden, & having no essence.
