Character Discussion Who is more relevant? Sanji or Nami?
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Not single character but most of the one piece character. Oda just want to make their fanbase happy so they give them mere minimal.
Like some their backstory is also stolen from Nami because she was simply benchmark
Why don't read Skypiea? That's why I telling to wait for endgame. Or let's judge Sanji character till the end of Dressrosa
Like some their backstory is also stolen from Nami because she was simply benchmark
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Why don't read Skypiea? That's why I telling to wait for endgame. Or let's judge Sanji character till the end of Dressrosa
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IMU is simply gonna be parallel to Enel.
Every single E4 is connected to Yonko
Kaido-Zoro
Big Mama - Sanji
Shanks - Usopp
Blackbeard/whitebeard- Nami.
She is definitely connected to Uranus. There is reason Zeus was given to her. If you know connection between Zeus and Uranus .
I bring Dressrosa because Sanji at this point was most trash character of one piece and also less relevant than Usopp Zoro and Nami , you are simply judging a character without the end.
Every single E4 is connected to Yonko
Kaido-Zoro
Big Mama - Sanji
Shanks - Usopp
Blackbeard/whitebeard- Nami.
She is definitely connected to Uranus. There is reason Zeus was given to her. If you know connection between Zeus and Uranus .
I bring Dressrosa because Sanji at this point was most trash character of one piece and also less relevant than Usopp Zoro and Nami , you are simply judging a character without the end.
@AverageNamiEnjoyer, pre-TS Nami and post-TS Nami are not the same person. I did say Nami has become Sanji's bitch. But look at the evidence - pre-TS Nami would never call their group Curly Brow (I don't remember exactly) Pirates.
Now this is a hard "disagree" from me.
I don't think the character dreams are measured like this at all. They are all very personal dreams.
The Luffy/Sanji similarity is being about finding something "mythical", a "fantasy", some "special hidden thing somewhere in the world". That's like some old adventures movies about findings treasures, curses, lands, etc. Think "indiana jones", or games like "uncharted". Whether we, as an audience, perceive these dreams as "lame" or not, that's on us. Not what the story tries to sell.
And about the Usopp/Zoro comparison, being brave is not the same as being strong. While, more often than not, these concepts tend to walk together, they are each their own thing. Usopp will never be "strong" the same way characters like Zoro are. Which is why Oda >used to< invest more in his intelligence, strategy, and gave a lot of effort on moments where Usopp is faced with impossible odds but eventually decides to face them despite his fears. Zoro's dream is all about being the very best like no one ever was. *queue the pokemon opening song*
I don't think the character dreams are measured like this at all. They are all very personal dreams.
The Luffy/Sanji similarity is being about finding something "mythical", a "fantasy", some "special hidden thing somewhere in the world". That's like some old adventures movies about findings treasures, curses, lands, etc. Think "indiana jones", or games like "uncharted". Whether we, as an audience, perceive these dreams as "lame" or not, that's on us. Not what the story tries to sell.
And about the Usopp/Zoro comparison, being brave is not the same as being strong. While, more often than not, these concepts tend to walk together, they are each their own thing. Usopp will never be "strong" the same way characters like Zoro are. Which is why Oda >used to< invest more in his intelligence, strategy, and gave a lot of effort on moments where Usopp is faced with impossible odds but eventually decides to face them despite his fears. Zoro's dream is all about being the very best like no one ever was. *queue the pokemon opening song*