Character Discussion Top 5 worst written characters
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To be fair that's the whole point of Doffy's character. He's extremely controlling and cunning which is why he has a fruit based around controlling people like puppets.
He has DOG SHIT physical stats and Haki. Like, they're ABYSMAL. But that's made up with his fruit.
The point is that he's not all that on his own, but he's got ways to manipulate people and bend them to his will, even if they're strong enough to neg diff him in an instant. That's how he became a Warlord after all, he bribed the government into making him one in exchange for him not leaking the secret of Mariejois (which I headcanon is the grimoire that Imu possesses).
He has DOG SHIT physical stats and Haki. Like, they're ABYSMAL. But that's made up with his fruit.
The point is that he's not all that on his own, but he's got ways to manipulate people and bend them to his will, even if they're strong enough to neg diff him in an instant. That's how he became a Warlord after all, he bribed the government into making him one in exchange for him not leaking the secret of Mariejois (which I headcanon is the grimoire that Imu possesses).
By Corazon, who could be proven wrong.
I mean it is literally stayed multiple times that Law and Doffy are the same type of people and we know Law was able to be saved
I mean it is literally stayed multiple times that Law and Doffy are the same type of people and we know Law was able to be saved
He was talking about Law as a person overall, literally read the second page I posted.
I used to think it was black and white until the seraphim where introduced and revealed to have the same personality as their clones. Then I re read dressrosa and again the only guy who said he was born evil was Corazon who had a grudge to begin with. He’s in no way infallible, and I think you’re selling Oda short if you don’t think he’ll follow up on the nature vs nurture with S-Flamingo
Flashback characters aren’t mean to be perfect
I used to think it was black and white until the seraphim where introduced and revealed to have the same personality as their clones. Then I re read dressrosa and again the only guy who said he was born evil was Corazon who had a grudge to begin with. He’s in no way infallible, and I think you’re selling Oda short if you don’t think he’ll follow up on the nature vs nurture with S-Flamingo
Flashback characters aren’t mean to be perfect
I think Roger is quite badly written to be honest... so far at least.
He's just a horribly inconsistent character and Oda just relies on mystery to make him interesting. The more we find out about him, the less interesting I find him. He's either highly intelligent or incredibly stupid whenever whenever the plot calls for it. He's supposed to be some badass fighter, but the only major victory we even know of is against rocks which seemed like a hollow victory because he had to team up with Garp to do it. He was saved from Shiki by sheer dumb luck. He's supposed to be brave and always ready for a fight, but seemed to lose this energy when stealing Big Mom/Kaido's poneglyphs.
Oda has everyone sucking him off for practically no reason; even his enemies seem to love him so much that Shiki invaded marineford solo which is just fucking ridiculous.
His entire pathway to becoming pirate king was shaped through luck and cowardice, but then somehow Oda has him turn around and step up to prime whitebeard just for fun. He seemed to like children, but too bad he didn't think about all the kids that would die when he announced one piece was real. As I say, it's inconsistent.
He's just a horribly inconsistent character and Oda just relies on mystery to make him interesting. The more we find out about him, the less interesting I find him. He's either highly intelligent or incredibly stupid whenever whenever the plot calls for it. He's supposed to be some badass fighter, but the only major victory we even know of is against rocks which seemed like a hollow victory because he had to team up with Garp to do it. He was saved from Shiki by sheer dumb luck. He's supposed to be brave and always ready for a fight, but seemed to lose this energy when stealing Big Mom/Kaido's poneglyphs.
Oda has everyone sucking him off for practically no reason; even his enemies seem to love him so much that Shiki invaded marineford solo which is just fucking ridiculous.
His entire pathway to becoming pirate king was shaped through luck and cowardice, but then somehow Oda has him turn around and step up to prime whitebeard just for fun. He seemed to like children, but too bad he didn't think about all the kids that would die when he announced one piece was real. As I say, it's inconsistent.
You mean the no named characters?
you’re seriously comparing no named off screen characters to established one?
you might as well complaint about the rando underworld cameo characters
No, people assume he was sent there but the orders to deploy the sera were before they mentioned Croc. For all we know they were sent to quell a rebellion instead
I doubt oda would off screen Croc fighting his amped up clone
you’re seriously comparing no named off screen characters to established one?
you might as well complaint about the rando underworld cameo characters
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No, people assume he was sent there but the orders to deploy the sera were before they mentioned Croc. For all we know they were sent to quell a rebellion instead
I doubt oda would off screen Croc fighting his amped up clone
But they’re shown on screen, hence established.
The lvl 6 prisoners who escaped were all nebulous, just abstract. I personally never cared for any of them because oda himself didn’t. Their role was served, they existed to show Sengoku’s rift with the WG and eventually split. If we were shown actual prisoners who escaped with distinct design then you’d have a point
The lvl 6 prisoners who escaped were all nebulous, just abstract. I personally never cared for any of them because oda himself didn’t. Their role was served, they existed to show Sengoku’s rift with the WG and eventually split. If we were shown actual prisoners who escaped with distinct design then you’d have a point
You’re just wrong, anime isn’t canon
But still until oda actually does something with these three I dont see them any different from Bogard.
If Oda actually does develop flamingo like you want then you can argue Doffy is a deep character. But as of now, dudes just as shallow as Enel.