You've even forgotten how to properly use punctuation.
This is the french way my guy, it's easier to read.
Because she breaks a lot of the lore and hype we had so far.
Nothing was broken. And i'm amazingly hyped for the future, I don't know what you are talking about.
We don't have a single thing that we can look and tell oh that's why Roger and Xebec were rivals.
They were not. They were pirates. Pirates are all rivals on the seas.
Literally nothing justify that.
Justify what ?
Only true rival of Roger was Garp and even though just because Garp is in love with him without any explanation.
wut ?
Because that's how flashbacks always worked on One Piece.
Flashback always gave contextual explanation before the actual dramatic content, what do you mean ?
DO you really think that what happens in God Valley at the moment is not important for the story of Loki ?
Loki was telling what happened when his father died. And then out of sudden we have Gaban and Shanks talking. And then Harald flashback. And then is about Rocks. And then about Shakky. It became a mess!
Nah, the world just expended.
There are information about the murder of Harald that we have yet to understand and those information are RELATED to the world / Pirate situation (
in my opinion because Loki is projecting all his ambition and current happyness on the violence and agressivity of Rocks.)
If there is something you should know about One Piece, is that Oda never do things for no reasons, there is always a purpose, even the slightest one.
Elbaf, like I've already explained in this thread:
https://worstgen.alwaysdata.net/forum/threads/the-elbaph-political-conflict.63109/
Explores an HIGHLY political conflict : The importance of
agressivity VS the importance of
Kindness in social and political relationships.
Not only for the Giants relationships with themselves inside Elbaf, not only with their relationship with the outside world, not only with the conflict between Harold and Rocks, but ALSO in
the entire conflict that shapes who Loki is as a character.
I believe that Loki is a character that will have to choose between kindness and his agressive behavior, (maybe in a form where he will do both). All his life has been a back and forth between those two notions. On one side, Loki was raised by a hatefull and agressive mother which shaped who he was as a character... on the other Loki has a real desire to be included.
The fact that he was raised later by Ida allowed this side to take a little more place.
This entire flashback is preping that conflict. it's not just a matter of Rocks or Roger, but relationships between father and children, splitted families, brothers who are separated and reunited, it a big mess that I believe Oda will reconcentrate to give us a satisfying ending like he always does.
Despite the critics.