Speculations Will sanij and jinbe receives the same treatment?

#24
The Flying Six are the ones who are hypetools. All except for Drake and perhapss.....Whos Who. The rest are gonna get clowned hard.

Acc tbh Whos Who is probably gonna flop hard anyways. Him being a difficult oppoenent isnt needed tbh.

I dont think Sanji is gonna get clowned. He wouldnt be a valuable hypetool since hes been used as a hypetool a lot.
 
#26
I don’t think so.
The issue with last chapter was not Oda showing Apoo being able to hit Luffy and Zoro but the community not able to understand basic portrayal, to always want to downgrade characters rather than uplift them and the need to give « L » whatever the situation.

What happened last chapter was not meant to « clowned » Luffy and Zoro but to hype Apoo. To show to the reader that he is a part of the WG for a reason.

The F6 already receive their hype. We know that:

-They are the strongest headliners
-They are strong enough to pretend to be Calamities.

The only character which strength is not clearly establish yet is Yamato (if he is a fighter) and I do not see Sanji or Jinbe used as hype tool for him.
 
#27
The issue with last chapter was not Oda showing Apoo being able to hit Luffy and Zoro but the community not able to understand basic portrayal, to always want to downgrade characters rather than uplift them and the need to give « L » whatever the situation.
The issue of the last 10 years was not Oda showing some characters being able to hold their own against a main character but Zoro fans downgrading characters non named Zoro or that were not Zoro's opponents whatever the situation because they were not able to understand that Zoro might be the one to take various Ls (according to their own definition of L) one after the other in the future


Being captured by Hody's crew and being defeated by the Yeti Cool Brothers weren't enough:hihihi:


Any character might be used as a hype tool, i don't care if they are not named Sanji. He has been one almost as much as Zoro, i think that's enough :kayneshrug:
 
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#29
The issue of the last 10 years was not Oda showing some characters being able to hold their own against a main character but Zoro fans downgrading characters non named Zoro or that were not Zoro's opponents whatever the situation because they were not able to understand that Zoro might be the one to take various Ls (according to their own definition of L) one after the other in the future


Being captured by Hody's crew and being defeated by the Yeti Cool Brothers weren't enough:hihihi:


Any character might be used as a hype tool, i don't care if they are not named Sanji. He has been one almost as much as Zoro, i think that's enough :kayneshrug:
The admirals were downgraded because rather than understand that the showing of Marco, Benn Beckman and Jozu were there to establish them as very competent fighters being able to hold their own against bonafide top tiers, people in the community used MF to shit on the admirals.

Big Mom was shit on after a showing in WCI because people were not able to understand that the Mugiwara’s are not complete fodders.

I know that some you think that the Zoro fans are the alpha and the omega of the One Piece community but not every thing is about us or our fault:kayneshrug:
 
#35
I don’t think so.
The issue with last chapter was not Oda showing Apoo being able to hit Luffy and Zoro but the community not able to understand basic portrayal, to always want to downgrade characters rather than uplift them and the need to give « L » whatever the situation.

What happened last chapter was not meant to « clowned » Luffy and Zoro but to hype Apoo. To show to the reader that he is a part of the WG for a reason.

The F6 already receive their hype. We know that:

-They are the strongest headliners
-They are strong enough to pretend to be Calamities.

The only character which strength is not clearly establish yet is Yamato (if he is a fighter) and I do not see Sanji or Jinbe used as hype tool for him.
Exactly. I think people give too much importance to skirmishes, as if they were comparable to a full fledged fight. Short clashes aren’t conclusive, the stronger opponent actually tends to lose in those situations.
 
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