Tbh, I used to think that due to how easily Robin dealt with most of the Straw Hats both times she snuck aboard the ship (though even then I never believed she would actually replace Sanji), but yeah around EL they clearly became stronger than Robin.
Definitely not a trans-male (no disrespect to any that I might have offended w/ that statement).
This is Oda we're talking here none Of them are dead until fully confirmed
I do admittedly lean more towards the Sanji > Jinbe side, but I wouldn't say by far just yet lol. While Jinbe's fighting a Tobi Roppo and Sanji has feats against two Calamities, we can't just forget about Jinbe's past feats. I'm pretty confident Jinbe could beat Queen just like Sanji's about to do.The monster trio was established in Thriller Bark then brought back up during Fishman Island.
This is and has been a thing. It's not fan made. They've been referred to as 3 monsters.
Not at all because the Monster Trio was established after they both Joined.
Jinbe's fighting a tobiroppo. Sanji matched a calamity and bodied another calamity.
Sanji > Jinbe by far.
Yamato is about to fight Kaido, who's >>>>> King, who's ≥ Sanji.
That is true. Yamato gives a genderfluid impression so far.
I'll take this with a powerscaling perspective.
Unless he puts Yamato under King, I don't see it
I generally try to refer to to Yamato as They/Them, tho ill at times use he/him and she/her. So far they seem Genderfluid to me but we could obviously get a more definitive answer from the Vivre Cards.Definitely not a trans-male (no disrespect to any that I might have offended w/ that statement).
Yamato switches between "Yamato" and "Oden". "Yamato" is the girl that was friends with Ace, the child of Kaido, the one that wants to join Luffy. "Oden" is the one who read Oden's journal, the "father" of Momonosuke, the one that calls Kaido "Kaido", the one who fights alongside the scabbards, etc.
Since she was introduced as "Kaido's son" and dubbed as "him".
I usually say he because I'm used to it. Not because of gender, but because that was how Yamato was introduced.
But occasionally I'll say she, because she is a girl.
It's not because she wants to be a man, it's because she wants to be Oden.
I'll call her she occasionally though, because I don't identify her as Oden, I identify her as Yamato.
Shouldn't Jinbe's best feats also include what he did in WCI against Big Mom?
Isn't that version of Big Mom un-quantifiable since she grew weaker from her hunger pangs?
The hungry one?
Fair
The hungry one?
Definitely relative
Fair
Sad but accurate. Tbh, I'm surprised we didn't see Robin and Brook already standing over a defeated Black Maria in one of those one panels he showed us of them in the past two chapters. After all, you got to be one of the East Blue 5 or Chopper or Law to get any screen time (or power-ups) in this story, despite the fact Robin has always been one of Oda's most popular characters.
Robin just had some cool moments on her own in Wano before current Act 3. She also had multiple cool moments on her own back in Dressrosa and Fishman Island.
Feels bad, man.
a friend of mine noted they possibly parted some cloud during there clash
They sent some clouds flying, but it’s smaller than the ones Luffy sent
. The newest Strawhat memebr gives her soem juice and the ability of homing attacks. He also transformed the staff into a mace and attacked by himself so it is possible we'll see more new abilities as their partnership blossoms.
Well yamato is a female, with female body parts obviously, but wants to be a male because she looks up to oden. Personally I would say she, because she's not wanting to be the other gender alone, but just oden.
I feel like Yamato's self-identification as a man is a consequence of his self-identification as Oden, because Oden was a man. I think it is clear that Yamato wants others to treat him as a man
Would it be disrespectful to use she?
