Chapter Discussion "Imu is not a physical fighter he only has political power"
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This gives me Sephiroth vibes. Where people argue he just needs to use Meteor to win fights when people forget it needs a long ass time to strike the earth in the first place.
Could be the same here. It looks like a massive destructive power but who knows how long it needs to get into position and fire.
And yes, its useless 1v1 unless Imu plans to take themself with it, so at best with current standing with no feats other than this, Imu has a massively situational weapon which he can only tie at best by blasting themself along with the enemy and that is not even including the potential preparation time it needs.
Either way, so far Imu has no actual fighting power other than a weapon which is only good at surprise attacks at this point.
Could be the same here. It looks like a massive destructive power but who knows how long it needs to get into position and fire.
And yes, its useless 1v1 unless Imu plans to take themself with it, so at best with current standing with no feats other than this, Imu has a massively situational weapon which he can only tie at best by blasting themself along with the enemy and that is not even including the potential preparation time it needs.
Either way, so far Imu has no actual fighting power other than a weapon which is only good at surprise attacks at this point.
Ace never destroyed an island. Hell, he didn't even create a fireball as big as a mountain.
Enel did destroy an island, and he's the only character ever to do so.
Lulusia was a much bigger island though as it had a pretty decent mountain range.
They are the Navy's best fighters.
No such thing has been suggested let alone shown (the Gorosei/Imu sama in particular I mean).
Enel did destroy an island, and he's the only character ever to do so.
Lulusia was a much bigger island though as it had a pretty decent mountain range.
They are the Navy's best fighters.
No such thing has been suggested let alone shown (the Gorosei/Imu sama in particular I mean).
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How does this look like the Gorosei crossing out Lulusia to you?
It's Imu that is focused on throughout the Lulusia affair.
See again:
It makes no sense to highlight/focus on Imu like this if it was actually the Gorosei destroying the island.
It's Imu that is focused on throughout the Lulusia affair.
See again:
It makes no sense to highlight/focus on Imu like this if it was actually the Gorosei destroying the island.
The fingers aren't silhouetted, and the text box from the gorosei is normal, as though they're in the same room as the event happening
We see the fingers clearly holding the pen that’s crossing out the map whereas even Imu’s hands get covered up in silhouette
Why is Sakazuki more interesting as the final antagonist? Sakazuki will be an important fight for Luffy, but Imu is intimately intertwined with the major outstanding mysteries of One Piece:
- The Void Century
- The Ancient Weapons
- They stabbed Shirahoshi's picture
- They may wield Uranus
- Joy Boy
- The Strawhat
- The National Treasure of Mariejoa
- Vivi
- The Ancient Kingdom
- The thing Roger could not fulfill
- The very founding of the World Government
- The Gorosei
Hell, Imu's very existence is likely one of the three biggest mysteries of One Piece.
How could a confrontation with Sakazuki possibly be more interesting than the confrontation with Imu?
