Enough to make a significant difference even against the Whitebeard Pirates.
Ryuma was the strongest swordsman in the world when he was alive. Not saying this is a exact statement of his strength because we don't know the mean strength back then, but it is something. Turning his sword black, which is something only Mihawk has been shown to do, also speaks good of him.
You're assuming what being a zombie enhances. "Same body" is also farfetched unless a dead, rotten body is the same as a fresh, alive one. Sure, they don't feel pain, does it compensate the rest? (lacking their original personality and experience in battle, a fresh and alive body, etc.).
What you think isn't necessarily correct. What we know is that Morley seems to be one of Dragon's top three and is addressed by Doflamingo as a monster, not as a good leader or an authority figure. It is a matter of power here. Of course, it depends on Dragon's own level with regards to his subordinates and all of that, but still, this giant isn't a weakling.
First of all, Zoro and Sanji weren't throwing a giant but a wotan.
Second, sure I discount the ones we met that were trash (a couple of your examples are a bit tricky, by the way: Luffy's G2 plus haki punch is strong while Hajrudin is a rookie; Oars Jr. was a punching bag because he faced an army plus Doflamingo and Moriah, but he's still a 550 million pirate; Dorry was tricked with a bomb and Zoro was about to cut his own leg to get away from the wax that had Brogy trapped). I discount them because I'm not saying that there aren't weak giants but that there are strong ones, hence why I won't lose my time with irrelevant examples.
Third, the proportion isn't bad in the slightest. We've had a very small number of representatives yet they include some strong individuals. The point I'm defending is that, at the end of the day, there are factual examples of strong giants so the Numbers aren't bound to be at Chopper's level "at best", as you stated. That's just a lie, a dishonest statement that ignores that giants can be strong no matter how you try to rebut it. The moment we have strong giants (and we do), the moment you can't assure anything about the Numbers's power level.
Ryuma was the strongest swordsman in the world when he was alive. Not saying this is a exact statement of his strength because we don't know the mean strength back then, but it is something. Turning his sword black, which is something only Mihawk has been shown to do, also speaks good of him.
You're assuming what being a zombie enhances. "Same body" is also farfetched unless a dead, rotten body is the same as a fresh, alive one. Sure, they don't feel pain, does it compensate the rest? (lacking their original personality and experience in battle, a fresh and alive body, etc.).
What you think isn't necessarily correct. What we know is that Morley seems to be one of Dragon's top three and is addressed by Doflamingo as a monster, not as a good leader or an authority figure. It is a matter of power here. Of course, it depends on Dragon's own level with regards to his subordinates and all of that, but still, this giant isn't a weakling.
First of all, Zoro and Sanji weren't throwing a giant but a wotan.
Second, sure I discount the ones we met that were trash (a couple of your examples are a bit tricky, by the way: Luffy's G2 plus haki punch is strong while Hajrudin is a rookie; Oars Jr. was a punching bag because he faced an army plus Doflamingo and Moriah, but he's still a 550 million pirate; Dorry was tricked with a bomb and Zoro was about to cut his own leg to get away from the wax that had Brogy trapped). I discount them because I'm not saying that there aren't weak giants but that there are strong ones, hence why I won't lose my time with irrelevant examples.
Third, the proportion isn't bad in the slightest. We've had a very small number of representatives yet they include some strong individuals. The point I'm defending is that, at the end of the day, there are factual examples of strong giants so the Numbers aren't bound to be at Chopper's level "at best", as you stated. That's just a lie, a dishonest statement that ignores that giants can be strong no matter how you try to rebut it. The moment we have strong giants (and we do), the moment you can't assure anything about the Numbers's power level.
