so since it seems like zoro has figured out how to finally use his conquerors haki i wonder how the learning process for sanji is going to go. i imagine its going to be similar to the queen fight where he just keeps healing because of the germa enhancements.
also if using a very specific type of haki is all you need to beat the gods knights and joyboys haki was able to force the gorosei back to MG is the key to beating imu just having a strong enough force of will? maybe thats why the will of D is so scary to the celestial dragons.
Oda was probably late on his deadline again, or he took a break a bit too long. Pretty much from the get-go, everything looks rather rough, so maybe he just handed this chapter off to an apprentice or something. Which is a real shame because this is a Zoro-centric chapter and he deserves to look cool (saying this as someone who doesn't resonate with Zoro very well), so Oda better be cleaning this chapter up for the tankoban.
And wait, did Zoro make a move based on leopard spinning testicles? Bro??
the gods knights have been really enjoyable villains so far. sommers is great and killingham is ok too.. though personally im curious if we will see any more gods knights since there were a few we saw during the god valley flashback. otherwise we might end up having garling and shamrock left which would be disappointing honestly given how this arc has felt like an introduction for the gods knights.
that aside the thing i like the most about the gods knights is that they are very much no different than the other celestial dragons they just have the power to enact their cruelty on everyone rather than forcing others to do it for them.
I get the feeling we might see as many god knights as members of the Straw Hat. So when the final battle comes each member gets to fight their fitting opponent. Unless of course 1 or 2 will die in Elbaf
I get the feeling we might see as many god knights as members of the Straw Hat. So when the final battle comes each member gets to fight their fitting opponent
