I mean, you get that the whole point was that Sanji wasn't morally obligated to save them, right?
What happened in WCI was the same thing that's been happening since, AT LEAST, Dressrosa:
"Oda mixing a bunch of arc ideas into a single one because he can't make up his mind on what he wants to write, so he tries to write everything".
The result? A "Jack of all trades, master of none" type of scenario.
"Oda mixing a bunch of arc ideas into a single one because he can't make up his mind on what he wants to write, so he tries to write everything".
The result? A "Jack of all trades, master of none" type of scenario.
Dressrosa wasn't nearly as bad. Doffy was Law's personal villain and I think it was really exciting to see that unfold in the manga. But for WCI, it just felt like Oda didn't know what he was doing.
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I think it would have been fine if Sanji tried to save judge if they were at least the villains of the arc. But its just hard when Oda outright portrays the vinsmokes as literal nazis, shows that sanji has zero love for them, and then tries to force them as allies.
I feel like I can speak for a majority of sanji fans when I say that it would have probably been better if the climax of sanji's arc was a battle between him and Ichiji, rather than the cake(which isn't to say that the cake couldn't still happen, but it shouldn't be the climax of his arc).
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