Speculations Oda thinks he's Kentaro Miura writing Berserk

[RebelliousSoma]

What's with all the negative crap chapters from Oda? He needs to stop writing Berserk fanfic.

Talks about Nika and smiling but he keeps going into depressing dark shit unironically.

 

[Paperchampion23]

What kind of complaint is this

 

[LANJI CUCKSMOKE]

From the title I thought this was a lee33 thread icl

 

[RebelliousSoma]

What kind of complaint is this

Uhm. It's not. It's observation haki. Shanks boy.

 

[Paperchampion23]

Uhm. It's not. It's observation haki. Shanks boy.

How is Kuma having a dark plotline an "atrocious" flashback? You are complaining, its in your title.

 

[Toby D. Dog]

From the title I thought this was a lee33 thread icl

@lee33 you like berserk?

 

[lee33]

@lee33 you like berserk?

I love me some Berserk.

 

[Toby D. Dog]

I love me some Berserk.

cool.

 

[Gauntlet]

Berserk definitely does the depressing shit better. At least there it isn't solely to emotionally manipulate the fans, though some shit in it can be really fucking extreme.

 

[Juanpiz]

Akshually his big idol is toriyama

 

[stormylife]

What's with all the negative crap chapters from Oda? He needs to stop writing Berserk fanfic.

Talks about Nika and smiling but he keeps going into depressing dark shit unironically.

Nika plotline needs desperate people and hurted souls to libarate bro.. Random princess in distress saga already came to end , now its era of random weaklings who mostly suffer bec of WG for long ass time and grow up with stories of nika to hold on to life

 

[RebelliousSoma]

How is Kuma having a dark plotline an "atrocious" flashback? You are complaining, its in your title.

I spotted a smidgen of gloom in Oda's usually jovial tale-spinning, akin to the grim narrative landscape of Berserk. The Kuma subplot bore a tinge of melancholy, slightly askew from One Piece's buoyant ethos. It's like finding a streak of noir amidst a kaleidoscopic narrative—a whimsical diversion by Oda, perhaps, before gamboling back to the merry narrative we cherish.

 

[Pringles]

This is were Oda got his inspiration for Kuma: John Coffey

- Both are somewhat prophets of God with miracle powers
- With a touch, both can absorb the pain of others or have someone else take it
- They're literally somewhat giants in size and entirely selfless

 

[Paperchampion23]

I spotted a smidgen of gloom in Oda's usually jovial tale-spinning, akin to the grim narrative landscape of Berserk. The Kuma subplot bore a tinge of melancholy, slightly askew from One Piece's buoyant ethos. It's like finding a streak of noir amidst a kaleidoscopic narrative—a whimsical diversion by Oda, perhaps, before gamboling back to the merry narrative we cherish.

Sure, thesaurus man

 

[RebelliousSoma]

Sure, thesaurus man

A tad of verbosity never hurt, but I digress. Kuma's dark tale and the Ginny mystery are turning a bit too Berserk-like, no?

 

[RYNO]

Me looking at this thread then looking at law, robin and nami backstoy

 

[RebelliousSoma]

Me looking at this thread then looking at law, robin and nami backstoy

True, Law's backstory had its intriguing twists. Nami's was extremely dull like Kuma's, thanks for bringing it up. Robin's, however, balanced the gloom with some lore on the Void Century.

 

[TheKnightOfTheSea]

Kuma's flashback is "Berserk fanfiction" solely because it's dark?

 

[Bisoromi Bear]

What's with all the negative crap chapters from Oda? He needs to stop writing Berserk fanfic.

Talks about Nika and smiling but he keeps going into depressing dark shit unironically.

What's y'all issues with the flashback?!
It's not that dark. Did you ever read berserk at all?

 

[RebelliousSoma]

What's y'all issues with the flashback?!
It's not that dark. Did you ever read berserk at all?

Oh, I've read Berserk, but stopped reading a long time ago, around when a guy looking like Rickert joined the Kushan army and took over Guts' ship. Also, Guts was having some weird daymare about his armor dog taking over. Kind of reminds me of the dark turn with Kuma's story in One Piece, don't you think?