Or its revealed there is a true WSS. Think about it.
Well the obvious problem that results from that is… How do you prove that this other guy is the “True” WSS? I mean we the readers know Mihawk is the WSS because the Narrator tells us he is
if it’s revealed the narrator is lying then how will we be able to confirm that this “True” WSS is that?
in fact EoS how will we even be able to prove That Zoro has become WSS after beating them? I mean what if they are also a lie.
if we are dealing with fake titles then we automatically have the problem of proving what the real titles are
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Weird thing is that these guys are, genuinely, Zoro fans.
@Garp the Fist
I can sympathize.
”Zoro vs Mihawk” is the probably the only MAJOR plot point left in the entire story that has nothing to do with the main plot.
And there’s this dissonance between how much the Fans cares about it versus how much Oda seemingly does.
I legitimately think that in the back of most OP fans, and especially Zoro fans, they truly believe that Oda is not going to deliver on this plot point. It’s just festering in their minds anytime they even try to think about this. They are thinking:
What if Oda just 3 chapters this entire encounter. They meet. They clash. Zoro wins.
what if Zoro doesn’t even get a character arc in this too? I mean he didn’t get one in Wano the island he descended from.
What if the choreography of the fight is ass? That’s par for the course for Oda sword fights.
what if Mihawk is weaker than we thought? So then who even cares about Zoro accomplishing a lame goal.
what if mihawk is stronger than we thought? This doesn’t make sense for Zoro to do something this impressive.
what if Mihawk doesn’t get a flashback, and what if it’s ass?
when does it even make sense for this to occur without disrupting the sacred MAIN PLOT? This is literally just a side detour that has nothing to do with anything.
a new one is: What if Oda forces Mihawk to also be a Nika worshipper in order to somehow make this encounter still about Luffy and supposedly make it relevant to the main plot?
There’s a reason Oda can have 10 main characters with 10 dreams (11 dreams if you count Luffy’s secret Dream) and yet Zoro is THE ONLY ONE who people actively argue about whether he’ll accomplish his dream, or whether his dream even matters, or maybe his dream was fraudulent the entire time, or maybe Zoro changed his dream offscreen to just wanting to be a good Right hand man(even though Luffy has never called him that) or maybe Zoro already accomplished his dream offscreen and there’s better writing for him up ahead that’s not shackled by this plot point that people no longer have faith in.
I blame Oda. It’s entirely his fault that so much doubt in the quality of his writing has infected the fans so much that they are actively hoping he just cuts the entire thing off than subject them to a poorly written storyline that they have been anticipating for decades.