Hi Worstgen,
When the Mihawk Seraphim left the fight with Luffy, Zoro, Lucci, and Kaku, it was mentioned that he was likely doing it to attack weaker opponents in an effort to cause the stronger ones to become temporarily distraught to open a window of opportunity to attack them.
For example, if Usopp died, then that would probably cause Luffy to leave his guard open temporarily and he could receive damage during that time. A window of opportunity exists.
Now... people are saying Kizaru is so strong that he is not only pushing Luffy beyond his limits, but they also say that he is playing around and not taking Luffy seriously at all.
Their "evidences" for this includes Kizaru "blitzing Luffy" and then proceeding to attack Usopp or Vegapunk.
"Blitzing" suggests that he easily defeated Luffy and then moved on to other targets.
But isn't the truth.... he avoided Luffy because he's too strong and he did the same thing the cowardly Mihawk Seraphim did by attacking weaker enemies to cause the stronger one to drop their guard.
Somehow... the fandom has twisted this to the following format.
Seraphim Mihawk = A coward because he ran away from a fight to pick on weaker enemies
Admiral Kizaru = Not a coward... because he ran away from a fight to pick on weaker enemies. In fact, he's being hyped as one-shotting Luffy and then moving on to one-shot other people. The only problem with that logic being he didn't actually one shot anybody except maybe Sentomaru.
Double standard.
When the Mihawk Seraphim left the fight with Luffy, Zoro, Lucci, and Kaku, it was mentioned that he was likely doing it to attack weaker opponents in an effort to cause the stronger ones to become temporarily distraught to open a window of opportunity to attack them.
For example, if Usopp died, then that would probably cause Luffy to leave his guard open temporarily and he could receive damage during that time. A window of opportunity exists.
Now... people are saying Kizaru is so strong that he is not only pushing Luffy beyond his limits, but they also say that he is playing around and not taking Luffy seriously at all.
Their "evidences" for this includes Kizaru "blitzing Luffy" and then proceeding to attack Usopp or Vegapunk.
"Blitzing" suggests that he easily defeated Luffy and then moved on to other targets.
But isn't the truth.... he avoided Luffy because he's too strong and he did the same thing the cowardly Mihawk Seraphim did by attacking weaker enemies to cause the stronger one to drop their guard.
Somehow... the fandom has twisted this to the following format.
Seraphim Mihawk = A coward because he ran away from a fight to pick on weaker enemies
Admiral Kizaru = Not a coward... because he ran away from a fight to pick on weaker enemies. In fact, he's being hyped as one-shotting Luffy and then moving on to one-shot other people. The only problem with that logic being he didn't actually one shot anybody except maybe Sentomaru.
Double standard.
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