Questions & Mysteries Why didn’t the WG clone any of their own men? Are they too weak compared to pirates?

[Thunderbolt]

Are pirates really that much better in comparison? I mean don’t you find it weird how they didn’t make a copy of any of their heavy hitters?

Is it because Warlords > Vice Admirals? Is it because even a top Yonko subordinate is better than any high ranked Marine or Ciphor?

Kizaru is willing to submit to tests to have his Devil Fruit copied but they won’t copy his genetic template to make a pacifista, no, they rather have Kuma lmao.

Weevil is walking around being compared to Young Whitebeard by Kizaru but where is the hype for any of their men who aren’t devil fruit merchant Admirals? Remember how Doffy clowned Tsuru for years, evading the marine who stood next to Garp and Sengoku?

Why does even Jack not give af about having to face Sengoku, Fujitora, and Tsuru alone but their own AdmiraLs do this in the face of great opposition:

AdmiraL lovers I am coming for you like how Mihawk went after Krieg, there will be no escape. Match me if you can lmao

 

[Sir Yasheen]

Warlords are much stronger than VAs and the only admiral that can be cloned is Fujitora which seeing how S-Croc had his scar who knows if S-Tiger would have his eyesight.

There’s also the thematic victory the WG gets for controlling powerful pirates and that demoralizes others

 

[Yoho]

🤔 why does S-Crocodile have a scar?

I'm not an expert on DNA or anything but are scars apart of a person's DNA I think of a scar like drawing on a piece of paper

While it's on the paper it isn't apart of the original composition of the paper

Which begs the question, did Vegapunk purposely scar The crocodile clone since he's a stickler for perfection and even dubbed momo's fruit a failure because of the color

🤔

 

[Thunderbolt]

🤔 why does S-Crocodile have a scar?

I'm not an expert on DNA or anything but are scars apart of a person's DNA I think of a scar like drawing on a piece of paper

While it's on the paper it isn't apart of the original composition of the paper

Which begs the question, did Vegapunk purposely scar The crocodile clone since he's a stickler for perfection and even dubbed momo's fruit a failure because of the color

🤔

Yeah he had to have scarred him for the sake of accuracy which is actually kind of messed up.

 

[MonsterKaido]

You are stacks aren't you?

 

[IsaziSempi]

They wouldn't clone a D and everybody else is strong through hard work or df.

 

[Thunderbolt]

You are stacks aren't you?

another stacks accusation.

 

[SkySanji]

They can't clone the C3 or Ryokugyu because they're devil fruit merchants and logia can't be cloned.

No excuse for why they haven't cloned Sengoku or Fujitora though.

 

[Thunderbolt]

They can't clone the C3 or Ryokugyu because they're devil fruit merchants and logia can't be cloned.

No excuse for why they haven't cloned Sengoku or Fujitora though.

Then why did they clone Croc?

 

[Nikuzi]

I actually never thought of that, hmmm

 

[MonsterKaido]

another stacks accusation.

Your thread spam reminds me of them

 

[SkySanji]

Then why did they clone Croc?

To complete the set of Warlords, already went through the effort of cloning the others I guess

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Your thread spam reminds me of them

It's definitely Stacks

Bro thinks no one would notice

 

[Jew D. Boy]

I actually never thought of that, hmmm

I was gonna say, I’m surprised this asshole’s making a really good point…

 

[Apollo]

The WG also has the body of Roger and the DNA of Kaido, and neither were cloned even though they should take priority over any warlord.

Seraphim are just Oda's way of switching the Warlords from the WG side to against them.

 

[Owl Ki]

Well for starters, the Seraphim are meant to replace the Warlords because the Warlords kept being consistently unreliable to the World Government. The Admirals and other notable officer ranks haven't been unreliable or disloyal, so there is no need to replace them.

Besides, the Seraphim are a new technology, a technology whose reliability has yet to be truly tested for any length of time so it makes sense to clone weaker but still powerful individuals such as the Warlords rather than the absolute top of the WG food chain like the Admirals. If S-Moria goes rogue then you still have people capable of putting him down. If say an S-Garp or S-Akainu goes rogue well then that is a huge friggen problem right there. So yes, it makes sense that the WG didn't immediately clone the absolute strongest individuals they have or churn out as many powerful clones as possible through a system that has yet to prove its reliability.

 

[Thunderbolt]

Well for starters, the Seraphim are meant to replace the Warlords because the Warlords kept being consistently unreliable to the World Government. The Admirals and other notable officer ranks haven't been unreliable or disloyal, so there is no need to replace them.

Besides, the Seraphim are a new technology, a technology whose reliability has yet to be truly tested for any length of time so it makes sense to clone weaker but still powerful individuals such as the Warlords rather than the absolute top of the WG food chain like the Admirals. If S-Moria goes rogue then you still have people capable of putting him down. If say an S-Garp or S-Akainu goes rogue well then that is a huge friggen problem right there. So yes, it makes sense that the WG didn't immediately clone the absolute strongest individuals they have or churn out as many powerful clones as possible through a system that has yet to prove its reliability.

Yet they cloned Mifraud, make it make sense

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I was gonna say, I’m surprised this asshole’s making a really good point…

Yea I am easily the smartest member on this site barring minamoto

 

[Owl Ki]

Yet they cloned Mifraud, make it make sense

Yeah, cause he is a Warlord. The entire point of the Seraphim are to replace the strength of the Warlords with a more reliable force. If these Warlord replacements go rogue then the WG is at worst just back to square one since the original Warlords kept going consistently rogue anyway.

If they cloned as many of their high rank officers as possible (despite them not even needing replacing) and all those officer clones went rogue then that would be disastrous. They have done only seven, the seven they need to replace the Warlords with the only clone from a Top Tier being S-Mihawk.

 

[wrongidea]

Yeah, why WG not cloned the Admiral instead of Shicibukai?

 

[Thunderbolt]

Yeah, cause he is a Warlord. The entire point of the Seraphim are to replace the strength of the Warlords with a more reliable force. If these Warlord replacements go rogue then the WG is at worst just back to square one since the original Warlords kept going consistently rogue anyway.

If they cloned as many of their high rank officers as possible (despite them not even needing replacing) and all those officer clones went rogue then that would be disastrous. They have done only seven, the seven they need to replace the Warlords with the only clone from a Top Tier being S-Mihawk.

because he isn’t as strong as the Yonko or assmirals? I knew it

 

[Toryu]

🤔 why does S-Crocodile have a scar?

I'm not an expert on DNA or anything but are scars apart of a person's DNA I think of a scar like drawing on a piece of paper

While it's on the paper it isn't apart of the original composition of the paper

Which begs the question, did Vegapunk purposely scar The crocodile clone since he's a stickler for perfection and even dubbed momo's fruit a failure because of the color

🤔

Logical: he really scarred S-Croc just for fidelity

The answer: DNA works however Oda wants it.

It's one of the things you don't think too much.