Speculations Why are there no Seraphim Admirals?
- Thread starter Shiroyru
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The Seraphim were basically meant to be the Warlord 2.0 DLC pack (obedient weapons the WG can flex) Admirals aren’t disposable pawns, they’re the actual backbone of Marine leadership. Imagine trying to explain to Kizaru that his discount clone is running around taking orders from some CP0 nerd who thinks sunglasses = authority. Total chaos. It would wreck the chain of command.
Dude, Admirals are leaders of the Navy. They can't just have mindless clones running around of them, it's a bad look. Now you're just complaining to complain, optics matter. Using warlords as compliant slaves is one thing, using Admirals is an entirely different matter. It's out of the question, downright disrespectful.
Tesla, I don´t think you know how ¨Human rights¨ work in OP.
Human rights apply to anyone in a WG country who isn´t deemed a criminal
(For reference, a criminal is usually someone who violates the law and is a pirate in the context of the story, but there´s also entire bloodlines/races deemed criminal. Which is a whole thing). By that logic, every single admiral has human rights. This is why the government does not randomly kill/execute Garp despite not really liking him. If the CD´s disliked a warlord, they would just try burning them alive while they´re asleep or some sort of similar situation
(for clarification, yes, the celestial dragons do not really care about human rights and they violate them all the time. This doesn´t necessarily mean human rights don´t exist, as any government ever in any context violates human rights all the time). I also don´t understand how you made some comparison between admirals and slaves, since we know admirals can quit(Kuzan). That kind of goes against the point of slavery.
Also again, your argument about Fujitora getting ¨chewed out¨ is legitmately god awful, again. Your boss yelling at you is not really relevant in a conversation about if you have human rights. Stop wasting our time with arguments I don´t think you even believe make sense.
Human rights apply to anyone in a WG country who isn´t deemed a criminal
(For reference, a criminal is usually someone who violates the law and is a pirate in the context of the story, but there´s also entire bloodlines/races deemed criminal. Which is a whole thing). By that logic, every single admiral has human rights. This is why the government does not randomly kill/execute Garp despite not really liking him. If the CD´s disliked a warlord, they would just try burning them alive while they´re asleep or some sort of similar situation
(for clarification, yes, the celestial dragons do not really care about human rights and they violate them all the time. This doesn´t necessarily mean human rights don´t exist, as any government ever in any context violates human rights all the time). I also don´t understand how you made some comparison between admirals and slaves, since we know admirals can quit(Kuzan). That kind of goes against the point of slavery.
Also again, your argument about Fujitora getting ¨chewed out¨ is legitmately god awful, again. Your boss yelling at you is not really relevant in a conversation about if you have human rights. Stop wasting our time with arguments I don´t think you even believe make sense.
Lmfao, they are not burning a Warlord alive just because they dislike them. What kind of planet do you have to live on to say this?? 
Anyway I've given you enough attention for today.
Anyway I've given you enough attention for today.
Because they're not unique individuals. You can make an admiral out of every obedient marine soldier by giving them a premium DF from Imu's drawer.
Also VP had trouble recreating logia fruits, which most of these DF merchants prefer since it's the biggest power coupon without the requirement of any talent.
Also VP had trouble recreating logia fruits, which most of these DF merchants prefer since it's the biggest power coupon without the requirement of any talent.
It has nothing to do with power because Mohawk is stronger than all the Ladmirals
It has nothing to do with the fruit because all the Seraphim have unrelated fruits and it's mostly King's Gene who helps them
They used the pirate faces because they don't want to do whatever they want with the Ladmirals faces
Also, Oda kind of brought back characters that were removed from the story
It has nothing to do with the fruit because all the Seraphim have unrelated fruits and it's mostly King's Gene who helps them
They used the pirate faces because they don't want to do whatever they want with the Ladmirals faces
Also, Oda kind of brought back characters that were removed from the story
