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Will Oda Flip the Script for whole war


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#23
Absalom shouldn't count, Nami is the one who defeated him. Besides, he was only the fourth strongest, as Oz, Moria and Ryuma were stronger than him.
I wouldn't count Oars, he was more like an addition to Moria as main villain that couldn't be taken down individually. It was clear for me that Ryuma and Absalom were Moria's top two subordinates.

And Nami "settled things" with Absalom. The one who defeated him was Sanji, the only reason Nami was able to take him down again was his previous defeat by the cook.

Sanji wasnt there but Zoro vs Pica who was clearly 2nd strongest antagonist on Dressrosa

too add Zoro has never fought main antagonist alongside Luffy, but imo because I think Oda has put more emphasis than usual on WorstGen in Wano i think he will flip the script for this war and it will be 5v2 the whole time
The thing I see with Oda is that he usually wants everything. For example, he wanted Pell to sacrifice himself yet wasn't brave enough to take him out of picture; wanted a sad moment with Pound but couldn't leave him dead because he needed to meet his daughters again; wanted the minks to take revenge on Jack but probably still wants him to have a proper versus as Neko and Inu fight and go down against Kaido; and so on.

So yes, obviously he wants to write this clash between the old and the new generation of piracy, but it wouldn't surprise me if he couldn't help but put Zoro against an individual enemy to give him a more classic versus; and again, the team of King and Queen strongly reminds of other pairs of enemies Zoro and Sanji have taken down.
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Sanji fans really love zoro. They try to cling on to him as hard as they can because he’s a waste of space and a huge disappointment. It’s getting sad to watch
Personally I'm no fan of Sanji nor Zoro, so am I allowed to share my opinions without you trying to mock them with fallacious approaches?
 

Doggo

Talent is something you make bloom.
#25
The reasons its important, its because alabasta and ennies lobby have the most iconic matchups sequences.
And in these sequences, zoro fought the strongest goon, while sanji fought the next strongest.
Since Oda does indeed mix his formula a bit every arc, it didnt happen for a while. Why? Because there were tons of solo luffy arcs in The Middle.
Who did zoro and sanji fought and won in sabaody? Sentoumaru? No. Kizaru? No. They come back2 years later and they are the ones that find luffy and beat a pacifista together. They are the ones that can use haki, aside from luffy.
Zoro and sanji block the goons for luffy on FI, zoro takes oj the sword octopussy, who was the strongest goon, second to him, it was the giant dude, knocked out by sanji, something jinbei failed to do.
After that, they start fighting all over the place and then get separated in dressrosa. Only now in wano they come back together. And still they are put together side by side. At yasuie execution. They are the only 2 SH to clash with SN. But OMG if someone put them back together. What are they thinking? What kind of delusional bastard would put them together just because oda keeps doint it on a regular basis?
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#26
Based of chapter 1000, we have a 5vs2 fight WorstGen vs Kaido and BM

The usual script has been Zoro and Sanji fight 2nd and 3rd strongest

But after seeing this will Oda Flip the script and keep the 5v2 worstgen vs Kaido and BM or will we end up seeing the usual script later on during the war
Kaido is the second strongest opponent in Wano and King the third, Luffy and Zoro are just getting a lot of help :cheers:
 
#27
I wouldn't count Oars, he was more like an addition to Moria as main villain that couldn't be taken down individually. It was clear for me that Ryuma and Absalom were Moria's top two subordinates.



The thing I see with Oda is that he usually wants everything. For example, he wanted Pell to sacrifice himself yet wasn't brave enough to take him out of picture; wanted a sad moment with Pound but couldn't leave him dead because he needed to meet his daughters again; wanted the minks to take revenge on Jack but probably still wants him to have a proper versus as Neko and Inu fight and go down against Kaido; and so on.

So yes, obviously he wants to write this clash between the old and the new generation of piracy, but it wouldn't surprise me if he couldn't help but put Zoro against an individual enemy to give him a more classic versus; and again, the team of King and Queen strongly reminds of other pairs of enemies Zoro and Sanji have taken down.
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Personally I'm no fan of Sanji nor Zoro, so am I allowed to share my opinions without you trying to mock them with fallacious approaches?
Im rooting for Oda to flip the script because it's more interesting to see how this unfolds then watching another Z and S 1v1 in which we know how it'll unfold
 
#28
The reasons its important, its because alabasta and ennies lobby have the most iconic matchups sequences.
And in these sequences, zoro fought the strongest goon, while sanji fought the next strongest.
Since Oda does indeed mix his formula a bit every arc, it didnt happen for a while. Why? Because there were tons of solo luffy arcs in The Middle.
Who did zoro and sanji fought and won in sabaody? Sentoumaru? No. Kizaru? No. They come back2 years later and they are the ones that find luffy and beat a pacifista together. They are the ones that can use haki, aside from luffy.
Zoro and sanji block the goons for luffy on FI, zoro takes oj the sword octopussy, who was the strongest goon, second to him, it was the giant dude, knocked out by sanji, something jinbei failed to do.
After that, they start fighting all over the place and then get separated in dressrosa. Only now in wano they come back together. And still they are put together side by side. At yasuie execution. They are the only 2 SH to clash with SN. But OMG if someone put them back together. What are they thinking? What kind of delusional bastard would put them together just because oda keeps doint it on a regular basis?
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One defeats sn . The other one gets shambles by sn. Law ...kidnapped by sn...Capone ...gets smack downed by supernova without retaliation.drake . They are not comparable. Sanjis feats are literal garbage .
 
#29
Kaido is the second strongest opponent in Wano and King the third, Luffy and Zoro are just getting a lot of help :cheers:
I agree 5v2 is a lot of assistance, I also think it makes sense since if Luffy were to defeat the "strongest" pirate/creature right now 1v1, there is no point of going 1v1 vs shanks or bb because Luffy would be considered the strongest pirate and would presumably beat BB and Shanks in 1v1

I personally like the worstgen emphasis, i think this war is their real notoriety going to be coming up and let the world know they are the new powers in New World
 
#30
I wouldn't count Oars, he was more like an addition to Moria as main villain that couldn't be taken down individually. It was clear for me that Ryuma and Absalom were Moria's top two subordinates.

And Nami "settled things" with Absalom. The one who defeated him was Sanji, the only reason Nami was able to take him down again was his previous defeat by the cook.



The thing I see with Oda is that he usually wants everything. For example, he wanted Pell to sacrifice himself yet wasn't brave enough to take him out of picture; wanted a sad moment with Pound but couldn't leave him dead because he needed to meet his daughters again; wanted the minks to take revenge on Jack but probably still wants him to have a proper versus as Neko and Inu fight and go down against Kaido; and so on.

So yes, obviously he wants to write this clash between the old and the new generation of piracy, but it wouldn't surprise me if he couldn't help but put Zoro against an individual enemy to give him a more classic versus; and again, the team of King and Queen strongly reminds of other pairs of enemies Zoro and Sanji have taken down.
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Personally I'm no fan of Sanji nor Zoro, so am I allowed to share my opinions without you trying to mock them with fallacious approaches?
If Nami is the one who took Absalom down then she's the one who defeated him. She pulled it off thanks to Sanji but she's the one who did it at the end.

I've always thought it was unfair that Sanji didn't get to defeat Shura and Trebol, but it's the way it is.
 
#31
you didnt specify superior in your post before, you just said main antagonist, and morgan was the main antagonist of that arc.
You are right, i went off assumption, but Zoro and Luffy never tag teammed vs main antagonist, Luffy fought Morgan then Zoro finished him off bec Luffy had his back turned and Morgan was about to attack.

Its why I find this interesting no one going into Wano remotely saw this happening where Luffy and Zoro face Kaido together
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In Alabasta, there was Miss Doublefinger & Nami fought her & this Fight was right before Zoro's Fight & after Sanji's Fight.
In Fishmen Island, the Box says "Jinbe + Sanji vs Wadatsumi" so not only it doesn't count but we don't know how those Fishmen rank

2 Times is very low number when talking about 1000 Chapters Manga

I'm against you calling Zoro vs #2 & Sanji vs #3 a Script
I never said Zoro fighting Main Antagonist is a Script nor did i say Sanji can't fight #3 .... etc
I'm just saying that there is no Script, Oda writes what he thinks works best in every Arc

Nami helped Luffy against Buggy & Cracker
Zoro was the one who finished Morgan after Luffy beat him up
Law was the one who defeated Strongest Antagonist in Punk Hazard
Luffy received help against Mr.3 & Co.
Luffy & Sanji & Usopp teamed up against Satori
Luffy received help from all SHs to finish off Oars
Luffy & all SHs fought against & defeated PX4
Luffy, Zoro & Sanji fought Surume together
Luffy & Zoro fought PH Dragon
Mr.3 & other Prisoners helped Luffy against Magellan
Luffy & Franky vs Yeti Cool Brothers
Luffy & Law vs Doflamingo
Luffy & Zoro vs Hawkins
And now Luffy & 4 other Supernova against 2 Yonko

So as you can see, there is no rule that says Luffy can't share victory with others
If multiple Characters, both from Crew & outside can be involved in Luffy's Fights, then why can't 2nd Main Character & his Main Fighter?

There are no rules set in stone, actually the fact that Law defeated Strongest Villain in Punk Hazard & teamed up with Luffy again against Doflamingo should prove that any Scenario is possible
You make a lot of fair points, but for me In this post I am considering their 2 1v1s the script and which most of us here made the assumption that an epic 1v1 would happen up until 1000 where Zoro legit reached the roof.
 

HA001

World's Strongest Swordsman
#32
You are right, i went off assumption, but Zoro and Luffy never tag teammed vs main antagonist, Luffy fought Morgan then Zoro finished him off bec Luffy had his back turned and Morgan was about to attack.

Its why I find this interesting no one going into Wano remotely saw this happening where Luffy and Zoro face Kaido together
Thats not true plenty of people said zoro would fight kaido too.
 

Finalbeta

Hero of Albion
#37
Oda is not a man always possible to be foregone, his behaviour is all but linear.

We can only posit things by the total amount of odds these may or may not occur. But that's about it.

So the actual scheme is the most likely simply in that it's what he has been portraying since a while now. Zoro taking Kaido's head with Luffy and co assisting and BM eventually making it alive.
 
#39
If Nami is the one who took Absalom down then she's the one who defeated him. She pulled it off thanks to Sanji but she's the one who did it at the end.

I've always thought it was unfair that Sanji didn't get to defeat Shura and Trebol, but it's the way it is.
Yes, she landed the last attack (assuming Absalom didn't go unconscious after being sent away by Sanji), but I think we're falling in an irrelevant "technicality"; especially considering the point of mentioning him wasn't defeat per se but versus. Sanji is his main versus, has a two-chapters fight with him, the guy even ate the cook's dream fruit, and ultimately leaves him so weakened that a technique that was harmless before puts him down with ease. Sure, technically Nami was the one to land the last hit, but Absalom was Sanji's fight and that's how he should be understood in terms of versus, in my opinion; the only reason why Nami was the one to ultimately put him down was her fulfilling her subplot vendetta.
 
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