Either he sees himself as that or he is that....Doesnt matter. At the end of the day he stands atop of every cook in the world. So yup he needs CoC now
Powers & Abilities Sanji is the world's greatest cook...he needs CoC
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Either he sees himself as that or he is that....Doesnt matter. At the end of the day he stands atop of every cook in the world. So yup he needs CoC now
ROFL... Might give one to the World's Greatest Doctor as well, eh?
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@PeperLevi what do you think?
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@PeperLevi what do you think?
greatest and strongest are 2 different words
世界最強の剣士 = Sekai Saikyō no Kenshi = World's strongest swordsman
世界最強の男 = Sekai Saikyō no Otoko = World's strongest man
Here we have Mihawks and Whitebeards title. It should be clearly visible that both titles are very similar to each other, in fact the only thing they differ in is the last part. 剣士 means swordsman while 男 means man.
Both titles are build up in the same pattern: The first part is what they are, in this case the World's strongest, that is the same in both titles. The second part is the more important part as it states what group the first part refers to: In case of Whitebeards title it refers to the group of man, while it in Mihawks title refers to the group of swordsman.
To put their titles in other words:
World's strongest man: The WSM is the one Person X of the group man who is stronger than any other member of the group man.
World's strongest Swordsman: The WSS is the one Person X of the group swordsman who is stronger than any other member of the group swordsman.
Both titles make their holder superior in overall strength to any other member of the group their respective title refers to.
the word greatest isnt there
世界最強の剣士 = Sekai Saikyō no Kenshi = World's strongest swordsman
世界最強の男 = Sekai Saikyō no Otoko = World's strongest man
Here we have Mihawks and Whitebeards title. It should be clearly visible that both titles are very similar to each other, in fact the only thing they differ in is the last part. 剣士 means swordsman while 男 means man.
Both titles are build up in the same pattern: The first part is what they are, in this case the World's strongest, that is the same in both titles. The second part is the more important part as it states what group the first part refers to: In case of Whitebeards title it refers to the group of man, while it in Mihawks title refers to the group of swordsman.
To put their titles in other words:
World's strongest man: The WSM is the one Person X of the group man who is stronger than any other member of the group man.
World's strongest Swordsman: The WSS is the one Person X of the group swordsman who is stronger than any other member of the group swordsman.
Both titles make their holder superior in overall strength to any other member of the group their respective title refers to.
the word greatest isnt there
Didn't Bege comment on how difficult it would be for Sanji to impress Big Mom with his cooking because she's tasted some of the best food from around the world (this is according to Bege of course)? We saw her reaction to his cooking. Big Mom is the food centred Yonko, not saying Sanji being better than her best chef, means he's the best but there doesn't seem to be much competition when he's a better chef than everyone on a food island. Also, the chapter I'm referring to is the one where Bege gets a taste of Sanji's cake. But yeah, Oda cook spend more time showing us if there are any other great chefs aside from Big Mom's.
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