World's Strongest Creature is specifically used with the wording Oda uses to refer to non-humans iirc. That said, Admirals fodder FRA. I legitimately want them to all get backstories so I don't have to hate them anymore. Fujitora's ok I guess.
Creature can refer to any living animal iirc
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We're like months away from this and Ishi is already making fire art about this, that's how you know this moment is gonna be peak
We're like months away from this and Ishi is already making fire art about this, that's how you know this moment is gonna be peak
Coby and Garp has extremely similar vibes to Izuku and All Might, it's why I really like this video:
That's Zoro.
Anyone remember this obscure character from chapter 2? He just appeared in a silhouette once and never really did anything since.
Yeah, but I think they're referred to as being classified differently in a databook statement about... Giants? idk.
Ok, so seibutsu, like creature, can refer to humans, but is typically not used to do so.
Zero difficulty, either one of them solo kuzan and kizaru.How much difficulty do y'all think Kizaru and Kuzan would give Big Mom and Kaido, if they were both working as a team
This makes it seem like it's referring to non-humans.
Gorosei > admirals i think
But Kong >Strongest creature... Meaning Kaido > Elders
Since Luffy still human, it's fine that he's still strongest creature
wasn't a joke, just saying that it can still apply even tho he got defeated since it's only about creatures/non humans
Hmm? Gorosei >> Admirals and it's not even close
Context matters, being named one and actually being one is different
You are not ready for what Kong is gonna do to Luffy
