One Piece Chapter 1057: Final Curtain
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- Tags #justice4kurozumi #luffy is the best #never forget orochi and kanjuro #yamato is lame carrot>yamato final chapter of wano goodbye wano it's finally over kanjuro>the other scabbards kurozumi>kozuki law reigns supreme no more wano orochi>oden wano is finally over yamato fans lost yamato is trash yamato4nakama is dead
Yammato got introduced with 3 purposes :
1- Helping Luffy and alliance during the raid
2- fan service ( she really has a cool character design )
3- Oden wank
Now that she accomplished her purposes there's no need for her to be a part of the story , until Oda decide to bring her back for more fan service
1- Helping Luffy and alliance during the raid
2- fan service ( she really has a cool character design )
3- Oden wank
Now that she accomplished her purposes there's no need for her to be a part of the story , until Oda decide to bring her back for more fan service
I didn’t even read the spoilers for this chapter, and I am still disappointed. I am glad Wano is over, but I feel like there was a lot of wasted potential.
My problem with Wano is that it feels like it should have been its own separate manga. Momo’s journey is an amazing story, but it detracted from the Strawhats. I am speaking hypothetically, but have Yamato be the one who helps Momo and defeats Kaido. It would be an interesting story as Yamato fights her dad and helps rebuild the country. Plus without the Strawhats, Kidd and his crew, Law and his crew the story would have had better focus.
Anyways back on topic, Yamato is not joining at this time and neither is Carrot. I couldn’t care less about either of these characters. I don’t understand why anyone wants them to join because Oda clearly can’t balance the characters he has. Luffy is going to get the majority of the focus and panel time. Anyone else who joins is just going to become a background character with maybe one or two moments.
Also Oda stop with this Luffy, Kidd, and Law rivalry. Luffy has clearly surpassed them. It’s a complete joke that either one of them thinks that they have a chance against Luffy. I swear even if Oda tried to make their rivalry relevant, he would just find a way to make Luffy ten steps ahead. Kidd and Law should just go away so we can focus on Shanks and Blackbeard.
I did like how dark the ending of Act 3 is. It’s also clearly a way for Oda to continue wanking Oden, but I like how the teacher is using propaganda to sway the masses. The Kurozumi were born to burn is dark. It doesn’t sound like that statement pertained to just Orochi and his actions. It was a blanket statement regarding a whole clan. It’s interesting how Oda has focused on how people’s existence aren’t a sin, yet here’s a character saying the complete opposite. The Strawhats may liberate countries but they don’t rebuild them. The ending of Wano is unique because I don’t know what direction the country will head in. Just because the threat that was Kaido is destroyed doesn’t mean the reconstruction is going to be smooth.
My problem with Wano is that it feels like it should have been its own separate manga. Momo’s journey is an amazing story, but it detracted from the Strawhats. I am speaking hypothetically, but have Yamato be the one who helps Momo and defeats Kaido. It would be an interesting story as Yamato fights her dad and helps rebuild the country. Plus without the Strawhats, Kidd and his crew, Law and his crew the story would have had better focus.
Anyways back on topic, Yamato is not joining at this time and neither is Carrot. I couldn’t care less about either of these characters. I don’t understand why anyone wants them to join because Oda clearly can’t balance the characters he has. Luffy is going to get the majority of the focus and panel time. Anyone else who joins is just going to become a background character with maybe one or two moments.
Also Oda stop with this Luffy, Kidd, and Law rivalry. Luffy has clearly surpassed them. It’s a complete joke that either one of them thinks that they have a chance against Luffy. I swear even if Oda tried to make their rivalry relevant, he would just find a way to make Luffy ten steps ahead. Kidd and Law should just go away so we can focus on Shanks and Blackbeard.
I did like how dark the ending of Act 3 is. It’s also clearly a way for Oda to continue wanking Oden, but I like how the teacher is using propaganda to sway the masses. The Kurozumi were born to burn is dark. It doesn’t sound like that statement pertained to just Orochi and his actions. It was a blanket statement regarding a whole clan. It’s interesting how Oda has focused on how people’s existence aren’t a sin, yet here’s a character saying the complete opposite. The Strawhats may liberate countries but they don’t rebuild them. The ending of Wano is unique because I don’t know what direction the country will head in. Just because the threat that was Kaido is destroyed doesn’t mean the reconstruction is going to be smooth.
It’s finally over. Now we can move on to better things (hopefully).
Yamato didn’t join as I always expected, but what I didn’t expect was the silly Kozuki propaganda to continue and mar one of the best and consistent themes in the story.
Oh well, it’s just one more awful thing to be endured from Wano.
Yamato didn’t join as I always expected, but what I didn’t expect was the silly Kozuki propaganda to continue and mar one of the best and consistent themes in the story.
Oh well, it’s just one more awful thing to be endured from Wano.
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This.
I said it before, Wano arc seem like a samurai period drama film that Oda tried to copy paste into his pirate shonen manga. One can tell that he adores this kind of story and tried to give his ancient Japanese characters lots of focus and panel time.
Sadly, he ultimately failed to make them interesting or compelling within the context of his shonen pirate manga.
He'd have done better to finish One Piece on a good note and make a few short series/one shots afterwards.
This ambiguous ending makes it look more realistic actually.
Rarely does overthrowing the oppressor end the country's struggles. I'll just mention Arab Spring as a good example in the real world.
I said it before, Wano arc seem like a samurai period drama film that Oda tried to copy paste into his pirate shonen manga. One can tell that he adores this kind of story and tried to give his ancient Japanese characters lots of focus and panel time.
Sadly, he ultimately failed to make them interesting or compelling within the context of his shonen pirate manga.
He'd have done better to finish One Piece on a good note and make a few short series/one shots afterwards.
This ambiguous ending makes it look more realistic actually.
Rarely does overthrowing the oppressor end the country's struggles. I'll just mention Arab Spring as a good example in the real world.
