Spoiler One Piece Chapter 984 Spoilers Discussion
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@enelminemreborn When it comes to Yamato I'm kinda scared about it too.
@Zoro D Goat Prime Fenaker here you are banned now you won't write anything here until you wank pica
@Bold, and Bogard is wrong on that, not only in his description in the difference between young Sabo & adult Sabo, but even in describing the event that happened.
- He's still calculating as before, hence he's leading cp-0-esque missions where he goes around with a small unit. Only times he chose to be "reckless" is.. well never actually.
Ahh Sabo getting mad at seeing his mentor being treated like a slave, isn't really much different from young Sabo:
Him coming to help out Luffy or taking on Fujitora to keep him away from Luffy isn't any different than this:
So yea.. not much of a change in adult Sabo & young Sabo, not sure which young Sabo they saw when they talk about him being a completely different character now. Maybe y'all got Trafalgar Law confused with Sabo, idk.
As for the events at the Reverie.. he didn't "opt" for anything. Their mission was to save Kuma, that's it. It didn't become their mission after they got there, it was already their mission from the beginning.. and they were there to carry it out. The "do or die" line was a line about the immense threat that was there at Mariejois if they were to gotten caught, with the CP0 & Marine HQ being all there.
You didn't see him rush at Charloss when you saw Kuma, did you? No. Rather he met up with the rest of the RA commanders and they discussed the plan they were going to execute to rescue Kuma. Exactly what part of that is not calculating?
- He's still calculating as before, hence he's leading cp-0-esque missions where he goes around with a small unit. Only times he chose to be "reckless" is.. well never actually.
Ahh Sabo getting mad at seeing his mentor being treated like a slave, isn't really much different from young Sabo:
Him coming to help out Luffy or taking on Fujitora to keep him away from Luffy isn't any different than this:
As for the events at the Reverie.. he didn't "opt" for anything. Their mission was to save Kuma, that's it. It didn't become their mission after they got there, it was already their mission from the beginning.. and they were there to carry it out. The "do or die" line was a line about the immense threat that was there at Mariejois if they were to gotten caught, with the CP0 & Marine HQ being all there.
You didn't see him rush at Charloss when you saw Kuma, did you? No. Rather he met up with the rest of the RA commanders and they discussed the plan they were going to execute to rescue Kuma. Exactly what part of that is not calculating?
@Bold, and Bogard is wrong on that, not only in his description in the difference between young Sabo & adult Sabo, but even in describing the event that happened.
- He's still calculating as before, hence he's leading cp-0-esque missions where he goes around with a small unit. Only times he chose to be "reckless" is.. well never actually.
Ahh Sabo getting mad at seeing his mentor being treated like a slave, isn't really much different from young Sabo:
Him coming to help out Luffy or taking on Fujitora to keep him away from Luffy isn't any different than this:
So yea.. not much of a change in adult Sabo & young Sabo, not sure which young Sabo they saw when they talk about him being a completely different character now.
As for the events at the Reverie.. he didn't "opt" for anything. Their mission was to save Kuma, that's it. It didn't become their mission after they got there, it was already their mission from the beginning.. and they were there to carry it out. The "do or die" line was a line about the immense threat that was there at Mariejois if they were to gotten caught, with the CP0 & Marine HQ being all there.
- He's still calculating as before, hence he's leading cp-0-esque missions where he goes around with a small unit. Only times he chose to be "reckless" is.. well never actually.
Ahh Sabo getting mad at seeing his mentor being treated like a slave, isn't really much different from young Sabo:
Him coming to help out Luffy or taking on Fujitora to keep him away from Luffy isn't any different than this:
As for the events at the Reverie.. he didn't "opt" for anything. Their mission was to save Kuma, that's it. It didn't become their mission after they got there, it was already their mission from the beginning.. and they were there to carry it out. The "do or die" line was a line about the immense threat that was there at Mariejois if they were to gotten caught, with the CP0 & Marine HQ being all there.
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Firstly, you didn't disprove my point, in fact you have given me another point. Sabo craved freedom more than Ace. While Ace craved approval more than freedom. That alone makes Sabo a better character in my opinion. Sabo doesn't care what others think of him, Ace does. It is the same with Luffy. Luffy doesn't care what others think of him either.
It was Sabo who wanted to sail as a free man when he becomes one at 17. Ace just did what what Sabo wanted. Of course, I am not saying Ace didn't want to sail, but Sabo is the one who made the decision. Ace was all talk in regard.
Sabo has never been portrayed as hot-headed. This is the kind of nonsense that those Ace fans and Sabo-haters who never cared for Sabo would say.
It was Sabo who wanted to sail as a free man when he becomes one at 17. Ace just did what what Sabo wanted. Of course, I am not saying Ace didn't want to sail, but Sabo is the one who made the decision. Ace was all talk in regard.
Sabo has never been portrayed as hot-headed. This is the kind of nonsense that those Ace fans and Sabo-haters who never cared for Sabo would say.
ok since spoiler are probably not gonna come out until pretty late tonight i'll just give my two piece on why i thought kiku was still female one the inconsistency in how the character is shown now kawamatsu mentioned the first time he saw him he replies with "you didnt change at all " which implies kiku always looked like this which we know from the oden flash backs right? but at the same time no one knew what kiku looked like which implies its either they forgot or she just straight has the mask on but she didnt have on a mask on their meeting sukayake but i would assume she wears the mask after and l considering wano inspiration from japanese culture and it was a thing that women couldnt be warriors well it was like that for most of the world tbh but i'll go on so i assumed there still is something but its more a of a theory it is entirely also to address the im a woman at heart its more like kiku personality completely changes when she puts on the mask so i assume its like some personality disorder . honestly idk
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