Questions & Mysteries Why was Sommers scared of Gaban?

[Shiroyru]

He knows Gaban and Rayleigh are equal, so he's terrified of both.

Gaban said he’s met Sommers before though

 

[SkySanji]

Gaban said he’s met Sommers before though

Sommers was there when Gaban and Rayleigh saved Garp and Roger.

 

[Shiroyru]

Sommers was there when Gaban and Rayleigh saved Garp and Roger.

Ok but that dialogue definitely made it seem like they had more of a history than just catching a glimpse of each other

 

[SkySanji]

Ok but that dialogue definitely made it seem like they had more of a history than just catching a glimpse of each other

Nothing about their dialogue suggests their history is anything more than having met each other and probably exchanged a few words, like what would've occurred when Rayleigh and Gaban saved Roger and Garp.

 

[EmperorKinyagi]

Because Rayleigh low diff’d him and Gaban is a rival of Rayleigh lmao

 

[Sir Yasheen]

Ok but that dialogue definitely made it seem like they had more of a history than just catching a glimpse of each other

It’s just “long time no see” nothing significant

 

[matt245]

Because he’s going to run into Scopper Gaban at some point.

And he, in fact, didn't not run into Gabum. At least not during GV

 

[GalaxyLevelShanks]

Because he knows Gaban is Rayleigh’s equal.

 

[matt245]

Because he knows Gaban is Rayleigh’s equal.

No lol.

 

[GalaxyLevelShanks]

No lol.

Ignore manga statements if you wanna. Lol.

 

[Orojackson Refugee]

Gaban bribed Sommers to wank him

 

[Ven437]

Holy knights may be hypetools but at least they made Waban and Runleigh run far far away via presence diff

 

[Rumble]

Ok but that dialogue definitely made it seem like they had more of a history than just catching a glimpse of each other

Doubt GV flashback was even finalised when that happened.

I believe Oda initially had ideas to show more of the fighting and that it included Gaban vs Sommers.

 

[Dark Knight Sanji]

Because he got folded by the no.3 of the Epger Pirates so he k ew he stood no chance against the no.2.