I didn’t even mention women. I was talking about having a character of importance that willingly sided with the bad guys. Anyone important and it’s always ‘i’m actually good please help’
Hawkins and Kuzan come to mind. And of course, as it was mentioned, York. Caesar is also evil even if he is self-servingly siding with the SHs. There are more but these come to mind for now.
We don’t know yet. There’s got to be more issues than the former king dies, there always is. And we clearly aren’t close to done with the arc.
Christ, Redditors are the worst thing to happen to
Wasn’t it established that Imu had only stepped in because the God’s Knights were taking too long? Maybe Imu just had competent minions all this time so there was no need to step in. That or there’s something at play akin to why Imu stays in the castle all day. That’s what I’m assuming.
To rescue one of his friends! I can’t wait to see what cosmic lore bullshit is said to have been done when Luffy finally wakes up and actually does something.
It’s always like that, side villain/character that nobody cared about becomes main character for the arc overshadowing any of the straw hats. and than you never hear from them after the arc ends until blackbeard kidnaps them and that’s the only time you actually want to see what happens.
It wasnt even that, it was to shock some sense into that friend.
Either way, that “declaring war against the world” was just something that was done without realizing the ramifications until Luffy was told about them. Completely in line with the running theme of “Luffy changes the world without knowing or giving a shit.”
If that’s the case, I wonder if you can make a roster of characters slated to come back and assemble like the Avengers against Thanos considering we’ve got a prophecy of the sun god (Luffy) leading a massive force against a giant monster.
I kinda think he knew, else telling Usopp to do it was kind of pointless, and he didnt react to being told with "Oh well" he told Spandam "Bring it"
Point taken. I’m probably seeing things in too big a picture. You see it as Luffy challenging those who’d come after him in his quest to become king of the pirates, while the story and wider meta is working to show how Luffy is what Whitebeard said the government is afraid of: a man carrying the weight of history challenging the world to a fight.
I think you're confused good clown, you will in fact find Usopp was not there on that occasion.
It is Luffy looking at the big picture, which is something he does more often than it seems.
