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The more I read about peeps opinions about One Piece, the more I hate the community >.>
 
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I’m a Sanji fan too but the Zoro and Shanks fanboys (Akainu too) are toxics >.>

I only read comments from an old french site bout One Piece, no toxicity no trolling. :pepeking:
Yeah, most Zoroboys are like that but there are some who remain reasonable tho. I would never engage in a debate against them unless they are prepared to change their perspectives and headcanons.

As a Sanji, I acknowledged long ago that Zoro is superior to Judge's son. And the same reason why I love Sanji, cuz he's number 3. In the same way, I loved Ikakku Madarame, Vegeta, and every loser in Manga/Anime because they have more depth than linear characters like Zoro.

And it's just a shame how and why a well-written character like Sanji is less appreciated by new readers. I mean, he's got prolly one of the best character development in the series.
 

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MVP Kallavan wants all the smoke
Kallavan post???
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WCI #1
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How many years have come and gone since the battle at God Valley? How many years have they waited, for this moment? For the one that stood alone against the storm, the shifting of the eras. For the emergence of a hero unlike ever before seen within the marines? The name Kallavan was not a well known name, not within the Grandline and especially not within the new world. But many had heard of his achievements, his meteoric rise to fame. He was an anomaly. Enlisted at the young age of 14 he was eventually promoted to Vice-Admiral at the meagre age of 32. Many of his peers within this rank were almost double his age, a truly unprecedented achievement. Only Vice-Admiral Shaarib had him beat in that department.

A lot of that would change after this raid was done and over, but in what aspect it would remain unknown. But one thing was set in stone. The name Kallavan would inspire and cast fear for years to come.

The young marine, having gone through a hellish training camp, had now found himself aboard the Ancient weapon Mika. Within the centre of the room, Kallavan stood nearby Sasaki, one of Burn's closest friend and colleague. Looking onto Sasaki the younger marine would look on impressed. Lighting flowed from the Admiral without much of a sweat, powering this behemoth of a ship with an ease as if he had flipped a button. Kallavan could not help but comment on it.
"The Goro Goro no mi. Doesn't cease to amaze me. Both fire and lightning. I do not envy those that have to combat both you and Burns-san at once."

Sasaki would not respond to this comment, but made a different request from his younger colleague. A spar to test Kallavan's fighting style and powers. Kallavan would cross his arms in front of his chest and shook his head, denying the idea.

"I'd rather refrain from us wounding one another before such a critical mission. Sasaki-san. We'll have to be at full strength for the battle ahead. Mission command was brief but to the point. Either Kaido or Big Mom have to go down. Preferably the both of them at once, but at least one of them has to go." Kallavan said lowering his arms and closing his hands into fists, a memory of their previous battle would flash in his mind. The boiling anger would come to the surface, heating up his haki to frightening levels. Sasaki who was incredibly tuned with mantra would pick up on this shift in aura. It was of a caged beast and with each passing moment the cage was losing its stability, letting it out prematurely, even in a spar, would be very detrimental. To both the ship and the war effort. Kallavan was dying to latch out, to set himself free and to cast off this pent up anger and frustration. And he did not want to accidentally do so against a colleague, for he would not be able to hold back even in a spar.

Like a boxer standing in his corner, Kallavan was dying to hear the bells. The bells that'd mark the start of a new era, for better or for worse.



"I will be the one to end Kaido and this time, no one will interfere."
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STATISTICS
95 x 5 = 475 Zoan boosts
- STR: 77 (Race: +18, DF: +20, FS: +5) = 100(120)
- SPE: 63 (Race: +18, DF: +15, FS: +5) =86(101)
- Movement: 90(101)
- Reaction: 82(101)

- VIT: 71 (Race: +18, DF: +20, FS:+5) = 94(114)
- Stamina: 88(108)
- Durability: 100(120)

- Ryū Ryū no Mi, Model: Allosaurus : 58 (Race: +27) = 85

- Martial Arts: 100
- Rokushiki: 100
- Hasshoken: 100

- Expertise: 36
- Life Return: 71
- Haki: 70

- Busou-shoku no Haki: 100 (Item/Haki boost:+20) = 120
- Kenbun-shoku no Haki: 40 [Awareness]
- Hao-shoku no haki: Advanced

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Yeah, most Zoroboys are like that but there are some who remain reasonable tho. I would never engage in a debate against them unless they are prepared to change their perspectives and headcanons.

As a Sanji, I acknowledged long ago that Zoro is superior to Judge's son. And the same reason why I love Sanji, cuz he's number 3. In the same way, I loved Ikakku Madarame, Vegeta, and every loser in Manga/Anime because they have more depth than linear characters like Zoro.

And it's just a shame how and why a well-written character like Sanji is less appreciated by new readers. I mean, he's got prolly one of the best character development in the series.
Because new readers see one piece as this big power level fest when thats not what One Piece is lol
 
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