Questions & Mysteries What scene was sadder? Ace's death or Corazon's?
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King is currently suffering in hell for his sins in Wano. Ironic and fitting end for that torture loving freak. Now he will be forgotten once Seraphim steal his thunder
I’m the same way. I fucking hate Itachi. We are a rare breed.
inb4 “hurr durr u don’t understand his sacrifice” - every itachi fanboys go to when they find out he isn’t one of your favorite characters.
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I’m the same way. I fucking hate Itachi. We are a rare breed.
inb4 “hurr durr u don’t understand his sacrifice” - every itachi fanboys go to when they find out he isn’t one of your favorite characters.
Would the outcome have been any different had Ace not turned back to fight Akainu?
Luffy was at the end of his rope. Ace clashing with Akainu for a minute doesn't change the fact that Luffy became unable to move, and would have become a sitting duck either way.
So I am not really sure what Ace clashing with Akainu has to do with anything pertaining to him dying, when Akainu didn't kill Ace during their clash.
Luffy was at the end of his rope. Ace clashing with Akainu for a minute doesn't change the fact that Luffy became unable to move, and would have become a sitting duck either way.
So I am not really sure what Ace clashing with Akainu has to do with anything pertaining to him dying, when Akainu didn't kill Ace during their clash.
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Hmmm people rag and disparage Ace all the time (donut memes) but also claim his death was sad??? Because Luffy cried loudly? Who among those people remember Ace fondly and miss him and wish he was still alive?
Ace was one of my favorites pre time skip and I was in denial about his death for a long time. At least he died with a smile.
The thought of Corazón holding on in silence for as long as possible so Law’s cries wouldn’t give him away and then dying covered is snow is pretty tragic, though.
They are both pretty sad, though.
Ace was one of my favorites pre time skip and I was in denial about his death for a long time. At least he died with a smile.
The thought of Corazón holding on in silence for as long as possible so Law’s cries wouldn’t give him away and then dying covered is snow is pretty tragic, though.
They are both pretty sad, though.
Luffy crying did absolutely nothing for me and still doesn't do a thing for me, I never understood this angle. When I first witnessed Ace's death I didn't think it was all that sad, but I feel like I was a bit immature at the time. On rewatch/reread Ace's final words where he's simply thanking everyone for loving him got to me, as an adult you come to appreciate little things like that in life. It's sad to see someone so young having to accept their life is over, and only when their life is stripped from them is when they fully realize they were loved. It's such a basic thing every child/person should receive in this world, as they didn't ask to be born. Ace being so grateful for that is heartwarming but also sad af man.
I have to give dressrosa a reread, I have never revisited that arc so I can't speak on Corazon's moment like that. The whole silence thing was amazing though.
I have to give dressrosa a reread, I have never revisited that arc so I can't speak on Corazon's moment like that. The whole silence thing was amazing though.