I dont see any mocking in Zoro' tone. He was ENRAGED. he dont want no smokes againts scrubs, he only want to face Kaido, the world's strongest. no indication of mocking. but hey, im not fluent like this source. Lets just wait how stephen paul interpreted this bcs getting this information could be hella misleading.
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@Zara @Fujishiro Looks like you not out of the woods yet
as if you are good at reading shits word by word
In Sengoku's mind you see WB with the nasal hoses.
Sengoku saw Squard stab WB and still said he was the strongest.
And knowing Garp's level, Sengoku said that WB was the strongest and you know that Garp is one of the two most overrated characters in one piece
In this databook Oda says that WB continued to have the same strength of its best days
Also, the powers of the devil fruits do not get sick.
I don't, I think your comparison between Crocodile and Bonez is arbitrary. Sanji couldn't hurt Mr. 2 when he tried the Nami trick and Luffy could harm Crocodile in two of their three fights. Not "the same obstacle", just an obstacle fitting each character in order to enrich the versus. Also, I think Bonez was a one-trick pony who simply put Zoro in problems because he was a swordsman unable to cut steel and never faced someone skilled enough to hear the breath of his body, but that's pretty much it. I think Zoro became stronger than him the moment he learned how to cut steel because that was a situational match-up and that's pretty much it, no need to overthink it out of its particular narrative context.
"Unlocks haki", yeah, well, in my opinion a poorly done retconning that remains unjustified. I highly doubt Zoro awakened haki in Arabasta from an out-verse perspective.
Anyways, what's exactly the narrative point behind always nerfing Zoro? Keeping him away from any interesting rival for thirty years? From Oda's perspective as a writer, why should he nerf Zoro for three decades in a row and restrain himself from fully using one of his main characters instead of creating an adversary strong enough to put up a decent fight or situations that challenge him too? I'll answer you: because he hasn't done it and Oda sees Zoro as he saw Kaku with regards to Lucci and Jabra.
I don't use "diffs" nor I think they establish whether something is or not vague. Roger and Whitebeard, probably Garp back then, potentially Blackbeard and Sakazuki in the near future, are above any other top tier portrayed as such narrative-wise (which will include Zoro by end of series).
Of course it matters, because one thing is creating one powerful attack by combining individual slashes and another way different is cutting with an individual slash each edge of the scar, which is what their position suggests. In this scenario, Zoro simply needs more attack power (not necessarily any other stat) than those guys individually, which at the same time doesn't really say anything about their overall power level (one may be faster than Zoro, the other more durable, etc.).
Zoro's slash will only be comparable to Oden's if he manages to permanently scar Kaido in another area. Opening a scar is way different and easier than creating it, just like Luffy's feat with Chinjao was far away from Garp's.
And please, don't remind me of Inu and Neko versus Jack, which first of all lacks any validity as a feat (since the guy was severily injured in mammoth form) and second was pure garbage by a guy who found it smart to off-screen the closing of a revenge plot started five years ago. Still gives me nightmares...
"Unlocks haki", yeah, well, in my opinion a poorly done retconning that remains unjustified. I highly doubt Zoro awakened haki in Arabasta from an out-verse perspective.
Anyways, what's exactly the narrative point behind always nerfing Zoro? Keeping him away from any interesting rival for thirty years? From Oda's perspective as a writer, why should he nerf Zoro for three decades in a row and restrain himself from fully using one of his main characters instead of creating an adversary strong enough to put up a decent fight or situations that challenge him too? I'll answer you: because he hasn't done it and Oda sees Zoro as he saw Kaku with regards to Lucci and Jabra.
I don't use "diffs" nor I think they establish whether something is or not vague. Roger and Whitebeard, probably Garp back then, potentially Blackbeard and Sakazuki in the near future, are above any other top tier portrayed as such narrative-wise (which will include Zoro by end of series).
Of course it matters, because one thing is creating one powerful attack by combining individual slashes and another way different is cutting with an individual slash each edge of the scar, which is what their position suggests. In this scenario, Zoro simply needs more attack power (not necessarily any other stat) than those guys individually, which at the same time doesn't really say anything about their overall power level (one may be faster than Zoro, the other more durable, etc.).
Zoro's slash will only be comparable to Oden's if he manages to permanently scar Kaido in another area. Opening a scar is way different and easier than creating it, just like Luffy's feat with Chinjao was far away from Garp's.
And please, don't remind me of Inu and Neko versus Jack, which first of all lacks any validity as a feat (since the guy was severily injured in mammoth form) and second was pure garbage by a guy who found it smart to off-screen the closing of a revenge plot started five years ago. Still gives me nightmares...
oh boy here comes another one. Last chapter, reddit trans said Killer was saying Strongest PIRATES. Plenty of people doubt it as well. Official proven they were wrong.
And now, this. I can bet that the official will not be putting any word similar to "so-called" in the translation. Im fine with being wrong but I just dont see it. Zoro was pouring his emotions out. He MEANT that shit.
And now, this. I can bet that the official will not be putting any word similar to "so-called" in the translation. Im fine with being wrong but I just dont see it. Zoro was pouring his emotions out. He MEANT that shit.
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