My opinion?
These guys are all Luffy version #
Luffy hasn't been taken out yet.
Why should these guys?
I agree with this fine gentleman.
I am sure they will all be alive
My opinion?
These guys are all Luffy version #
Luffy hasn't been taken out yet.
Why should these guys?
I agree with this fine gentleman.
I am sure they will all be alive
The most overrated (popularity) characters of One Piece.
They are cool but I do not know their dreams, pasts, beliefs, a special bond with one of the main characters.
They seem to be random thugs with random powers.
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The most overrated (popularity) characters of One Piece.
They are cool but I do not know their dreams, pasts, beliefs, a special bond with one of the main characters.
They seem to be random thugs with random powers.
You also think nami is like rouge and luffy will have a kid with nami, so to be fair… shut the fuck up.
The most overrated (popularity) characters of One Piece.
They are cool but I do not know their dreams, pasts, beliefs, a special bond with one of the main characters.
They seem to be random thugs with random powers.
I think it's anyones guess that both Kidd and Law will grow up to be the enemies to Luffy that Whitebeard and Shikki for example were to Roger. They already have a cool competetive things going on between them ever since we saw them together outside the auction house.
So, we'll prolly find out more about them and it will be awesome, I have no doubt. Law saving Luffy made Law very interesting.
Some others may also have a large role.
You also think nami is like rouge and luffy will have a kid with nami, so to be fair… shut the fuck up.
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It kinda happened already. It is coincidentally Oda's baby that coincidentally look like Nami who is in Luffy's hands with Nami (coincidentally) at his side.
You do not need to swear. Chill out :sad:
Back to the supernovas, I think they were made at the last minute by Oda. Showing them at the end of part 1 brought almost nothing to the storyline. A random normal person could have talked about them and it would have been the same. I think Oda had another idea on how to save Luffy in Marinford if they were not there. I think it is pretty clear that Blackbeard will be the equivalent of WB and Luffy is Roger's equivalent.
The rookies introduction is not memorable at all. Mihawk's entrance was way more impressive. Zoro vs Mihawk was epic because it involved themes like vulnerability, honor, self improvement, inspiration, dream, promise, curiosity, respect, tears and destiny.
The supernovas are indeed badasses. That's it. They lack depth.
Mihawk was a stylish guy with insane skills like the supernovas but You could tell there was something more than just superficial power.
Honestly, the supernovas are not even close enough to ruin One Piece. I am just hoping Oda will not alienate interesting characters like Tashig, Hina and Smoker in the process.
The most overrated (popularity) characters of One Piece.
They are cool but I do not know their dreams, pasts, beliefs, a special bond with one of the main characters.
They seem to be random thugs with random powers.
That's what makes them awesome… They aren't principal characters, but they're an important part of what makes One Piece's diversity.
They're quite important, really cool and interesting, but we don't see them all the time. It just makes the manga more awesome ! Characters like that are needed.
With them, we're sure that things are happening in the world of One Piece, that the only important people aren't those that we see all the time, it makes OP a more realistic and living universe, with a lot of awesome and different people that interact and make the world move !
I LOVE THEM
And of course, as the story progresses, we'll learn more about them !
The supernovas were created to continue the idea that the one piece world is huge and we have not seen all of it. Just when we start to think that luffy is overpowered (besting 2 warlords and lucci) we are told that there are 9 other people of about the same strenght. It brings luffy down to earth for the reader.
The supernovas were created to continue the idea that the one piece world is huge and we have not seen all of it. Just when we start to think that luffy is overpowered (besting 2 warlords and lucci) we are told that there are 9 other people of about the same strenght. It brings luffy down to earth for the reader.
Agreed.
My wishes are that they do not take the screentime and development of more interesting character. I hope they do not take too much volumes to wrap up their stories.
This is the reason why Skypea is one of the least favorite arc because it is filler. You felt that this arc was not deeply related to the main storyline. Enel had almost 0 connections to the WG, the blue sea or true history. He was just a generic villain with cool power, with a god complex with an annoying personality with no deep bond to the main characters.
Worst of all, the arc just dragged on for 6 volumes. It was too long for such an unimportant arc. Thank god the supernovas did not take as much space so far.
The supernovas are not so different from Enel in terms of depth.
Back to the supernovas, I think they were made at the last minute by Oda. Showing them at the end of part 1 brought almost nothing to the storyline. A random normal person could have talked about them and it would have been the same. I think Oda had another idea on how to save Luffy in Marinford if they were not there. I think it is pretty clear that Blackbeard will be the equivalent of WB and Luffy is Roger's equivalent.
Not true, it brought a fair bit to the story. It shows the contrast between luffy and the other (rookie) captains, who travelled the exact same ocean. Although this could have been, probably already had been, established otherwise, I think this was a better way to do it.
I liked the cautious actions of these other supposed page-lighting rookies when faced with the world nobles, as something to develop the uniqueness of the strawhat crew that much more. Also, showing the other crews preparations for at least heading to the new world as a clear sign that the strawhats were not prepared.
I see the addition of these supernovas as a positive and do not see anything wrong with it.
I think it is pretty clear that Blackbeard will be the equivalent of WB and Luffy is Roger's equivalent.
No. Whitebeard and Roger were more like rivals, but for Luffy Blackbeard is just an enemy. But well, you probably didn't mean it like that.
No. Whitebeard and Roger were more like rivals, but for Luffy Blackbeard is just an enemy. But well, you probably didn't mean it like that.
Luffy and Blackbeard relationship is kinda complex.
It starts funny with cherry pies fight. Taste in food conflict.
Then we have BB speech about dreams. There is respect, honor and a challenge involved. This scene is heartwarming after we were disgusted by the Bellamy pirates. It feels good when we meet someone who is very similar and opposite to Luffy. They are both "D".
Obviously, there is enemity because he indirectly caused Ace's demise.
In other words, they have a complex relationship. This is why there is aboslutely no chance a supernova will become Luffy's ultimate opponent. There is a special bond between BB and Luffy and this is why their battle will be the last big one.
Same thing for Zoro and Mihawk, it is Zoro's last fight.
Luffy and Blackbeard relationship is kinda complex.
It starts funny with cherry pies fight. Taste in food conflict.
Then we have BB speech about dreams. There is respect, honor and a challenge involved. This scene is heartwarming after we were disgusted by the Bellamy pirates. It feels good when we meet someone who is very similar and opposite to Luffy. They are both "D".
Obviously, there is enemity because he indirectly caused Ace's demise.
In other words, they have a complex relationship. This is why there is aboslutely no chance a supernova will become Luffy's ultimate opponent. There is a special bond between BB and Luffy and this is why their battle will be the last big one.
Same thing for Zoro and Mihawk, it is Zoro's last fight.
They are enemies, there is nothing complex about their relationship, they are in the same mindset about one piece and dreams, so is Kid. They are both 'D', but none the less they are still enemies, Blackbeard was indirectly responsible fro Ace's death.
You don't know whether Zoro's last fight will be with Mihawk
They are enemies, there is nothing complex about their relationship, they are in the same mindset about one piece and dreams, so is Kid. They are both 'D', but none the less they are still enemies, Blackbeard was indirectly responsible fro Ace's death.
You don't know whether Zoro's last fight will be with Mihawk
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So what? You think I'm not familiar with both situations. Fight over cherry pies and drink - introduction of the character. Rambling about dreams - same mentality as Luffy - setting up the character.
They are both going after One Piece/ Pirate King title, Blackbeard bought about Ace's downfall, indirectly, both D's. What is complex about their relationship? Oda is going to show everyone that they are both long lost brother's.
The supernova's are interesting, Oda bought them in to show that there are other pirates around Luffy's level, good on ya for thinking that they won't play an important part in the latter half, where they will be fully fleshed out.
It kinda happened already. It is coincidentally Oda's baby that coincidentally look like Nami who is in Luffy's hands with Nami (coincidentally) at his side.
You do not need to swear. Chill out :sad:
Back to the supernovas, I think they were made at the last minute by Oda. Showing them at the end of part 1 brought almost nothing to the storyline. A random normal person could have talked about them and it would have been the same. I think Oda had another idea on how to save Luffy in Marinford if they were not there. I think it is pretty clear that Blackbeard will be the equivalent of WB and Luffy is Roger's equivalent.
The rookies introduction is not memorable at all. Mihawk's entrance was way more impressive. Zoro vs Mihawk was epic because it involved themes like vulnerability, honor, self improvement, inspiration, dream, promise, curiosity, respect, tears and destiny.
The supernovas are indeed badasses. That's it. They lack depth.
Mihawk was a stylish guy with insane skills like the supernovas but You could tell there was something more than just superficial power.
Honestly, the supernovas are not even close enough to ruin One Piece. I am just hoping Oda will not alienate interesting characters like Tashigi, Hina and Smoker in the process.
Kidd lacks depth? His beliefs are Don&Teach's contrasting views rolled rolled into one. Funny you bring up Teach but not Kidd beliefs. We get a guy named Killer with a Voldo mask giving us the idea he and his boss are just Psycho only to be shown he is actually very knowledgeable meaning there is something beyond the mask. Drake&Law obviously have stories waiting to be told. Bonney depth grows every time we see her. Others are just the pirate rivals the SH never got to show up in the first half of the series.
People your comparing them too were hardly deeper more complex and original characters when first introduced. Hina&Tashigi are still dull characters(doubt thats changing for Hina) while Mihawk was just your typical stoic character seen in pretty much every shounen (Byakuya, Itachi, Ulq, Seshomaru, Negi, etc) just less lame. You make the SN sound like they're Boa&Jimbei, two truly shallow and boring yet hyped characters. Its clear from there detailed designs Oda has been planning stuff for them for a while. Shit even WB came off as just some arrogant Old man we've seen a million times before until the war. Honestly the SN have more going for them than most characters introduced in the series…Ace for example whose back story and significance seemed almost tacked on.
Hina is an annoying and boring character, her being interesting is the lamest shit I ever heard.'Hina got pwned', 'Hina talks like a retard', I'm surprised Smoker hasn't gone up to her and said 'Stop talking in third-person, bitch!'
The supernovas don't need plot relevance. They're just Oda being creative. I enjoy it more when he builds on his world than when the plot progresses, it's not as important to me. In fact I'd rather see even more kooky and awesome rookies then focus on the supernovas from two years back, I don't feel as though Oda should feel restrained by showing us more of them. To me they already served their twin purposes of showing us a chaotic pirate fight with multiple abilities, and showing us how everybody was no match for Kizaru.
That being said, there's little doubt that their reintroductions after the war were bad fucking ass. Drake ftw.
When people gripe how lame some characters were (e.g., Hina), I just place faith in Oda that either they come back with more interesting characterization or he just drops them (looking at you Alvida) and focuses on exercising his boundless creativity with new characters.
Kidd lacks depth? His beliefs are Don&Teach's contrasting views rolled rolled into one. Funny you bring up Teach but not Kidd beliefs. We get a guy named Killer with a Voldo mask giving us the idea he and his boss are just Psycho only to be shown he is actually very knowledgeable meaning there is something beyond the mask. Drake&Law obviously have stories waiting to be told. Bonney depth grows every time we see her. Others are just the pirate rivals the SH never got to show up in the first half of the series.
People your comparing them too were hardly deeper more complex and original characters when first introduced. Hina&Tashigi are still dull characters(doubt thats changing for Hina) while Mihawk was just your typical stoic character seen in pretty much every shounen (Byakuya, Itachi, Ulq, Seshomaru, Negi, etc) just less lame. You make the SN sound like there Boa&Jimbei, two truly shallow and boring yet hyped characters when its clear from there detailed designs Oda has been planning stuff for them in a while. Shit even WB came off as just some arrogant Old man we've seen a million times before until the war. Honestly the SN have more going for them than most characters introduced in the series…Ace for example.
Ace was not shown a lot but I know his background, what his dream was, his issues in life. He had an ARC. I can associate different words with Ace's like bitterness, sorrow (Sabo and his own death), sacrifice (for Luffy), brotherhood, dreams, liberty, loyalty. In other words, getting to know the characters in depth makes the audience closer to them. If I do not know them I cannot care.
Let's compare Magneto from X men (animated series) and Kidd. They both have the same power (magnetism).
We know that Magneto was a survivor from the Holocaust and he has developed mutant power. He wants to prevent the mutants to be exterminated like the jews for illegitimate reasons. His sense of duty tansformed into superiority complex. We know why he is doing all this, we have empathy and so we can care.
Kidd is indeed badass but I do not know what else to say except he is messing around in the NW and crucifying pirates for whatever reasons… Does he want to be PK or what ? Do we even know the "why" of his actions ? Is he related to one of the main characters in terms of background ?
It is not about the screentime. It's more about the qualtiy development. Even characters like Bellemere, Hilikuk are way more interesting.
You can like the supernovas if you love the star wars prequels...
Ace was not shown a lot but I know his background, what his dream was, his issues in life. He had an ARC. I can associate different words with Ace's like bitterness, sorrow (Sabo and his own death), sacrifice (for Luffy), brotherhood, dreams, liberty, loyalty. In other words, getting to know the characters in depth makes the audience closer to them. If I do not know them I cannot care.
Let's compare Magneto from X men (animated series) and Kidd. They both have the same power (magnetism).
We know that Magneto was a survivor from the Holocaust and he has developed mutant power. He wants to prevent the mutants to be exterminated like the jews for illegitimate reasons. His sense of duty tansformed into superiority complex. We know why he is doing all this, we have empathy and so we can care.
Kidd is indeed badass but I do not know what else to say except he is messing around in the NW and crucifying pirates for whatever reasons… Does he want to be PK or what ? Do we even know the "why" of his actions ? Is he related to one of the main characters in terms of background ?
It is not about the screentime. It's more about the qualtiy development. Even characters like Bellemere, Hilikuk are way more interesting.
You can like the supernovas if you love the star wars prequels...
You're acting like it's impossible for Oda to give these characters back-stories when we run into them again. We were introduced to nine new characters on Sabaody Archipelago, should Oda have done each and every one of their back-stories right then and there? Obviously Luffy will be running into some of these characters in the New World, there is plenty of time and space for more of their characters to be fleshed out and revealed.
The reason they were introduced on Sabaody is because it was the end of the first half of Grand Line. Were we expected to believe that Luffy is the only Captain who can have a crew survive this, or should Oda have brought them up out of nowhere once we were already in the New World? If we weren't introduced at an opportune time to get to know other pirate crews of Luffy's generation then we'd end up getting something like this once Luffy ran into the pirate named Kidd he's never heard of before:
"We went through the Grand Line at the same time, we're of the same generation of pirates, but you've never heard of me before because this is the first time I've been introduced into the story".
Instead we got a glimpse of future obstacles for Luffy to overcome, and we got the sense that he's not the only pirate capable of making it through the Grand Line. Did you expect Luffy to be the only pirate of his generation as he made it through the story, fighting only Shichibukai, the Marines, and older pirates like Blackbeard?
Also, we know that Kidd wants to find One Piece.
What I noticed more about the supernovas and Saobody is how we got to see how crazy and abnormal the SHs really are from other pirates' perspective. It gave the reader another viewpoint towards their whole story.
What I noticed more about the supernovas and Saobody is how we got to see how crazy and abnormal the SHs really are from other pirates' perspective. It gave the reader another viewpoint towards their whole story.
Good point. I like how they analyzed Zoro's awesomness but any random pirates could have done that.
I'm surprised Smoker hasn't gone up to her and said 'Stop talking in third-person, bitch!'
It's because of her impressive bondage-skills :ninja:
Let's compare Magneto from X men (animated series) and Kidd. They both have the same power (magnetism).
We know that Magneto was a survivor from the Holocaust and he has developed mutant power. He wants to prevent the mutants to be exterminated like the jews for illegitimate reasons. His sense of duty tansformed into superiority complex. We know why he is doing all this, we have empathy and so we can care.
wow did not know that, cool ^^
Ace was not shown a lot but I know his background, what his dream was, his issues in life. He had an ARC. I can associate different words with Ace's like bitterness, sorrow (Sabo and his own death), sacrifice (for Luffy), brotherhood, dreams, liberty, loyalty. In other words, getting to know the characters in depth makes the audience closer to them. If I do not know them I cannot care.
Let's compare Magneto from X men (animated series) and Kidd. They both have the same power (magnetism).
We know that Magneto was a survivor from the Holocaust and he has developed mutant power. He wants to prevent the mutants to be exterminated like the jews for illegitimate reasons. His sense of duty tansformed into superiority complex. We know why he is doing all this, we have empathy and so we can care.
Kidd is indeed badass but I do not know what else to say except he is messing around in the NW and crucifying pirates for whatever reasons… Does he want to be PK or what ? Do we even know the "why" of his actions ? Is he related to one of the main characters in terms of background ?
It is not about the screentime. It's more about the qualtiy development. Even characters like Bellemere, Hilikuk are way more interesting.
You can like the supernovas if you love the star wars prequels…
Yes. Did you pay attention to his lines at all?
No and thats why he still needs to be developed. You realize all that info with Magento was tacked on to give him more depth years after his original debut? He, Mr.Freeze, Hulk, and many other comic book heroes were very shallow until somebody came and added onto their character.
No and that is a good thing. Shows there is more going on in the OP world that matters than whats tied to the SH crew. He is seemingly a misfit from South blue going out to prove his worth in the world and by the end will have close status to Luffy without any of the special treatment main characters receive.
Your argument makes no sense. They are new characters. How are their introductions any less interesting than any other new character who showed up only to be expanded upon later?. Bonney went from bitchy glutton whose powers hinted at a filler chibi SH&Flesh&Blood Brooke arc to having possible ties with WB, Rouge&Ace(Anne&Bonney), the Garousei, or a relationship with Akainu like Robin has with Aokiji. Missed my entire point about Ace.
Being the product of a 2-year pregnancy and not actually Luffy's biological brother but Roger's son seemed very tacked on to the story. Sabo arguably was as well. People still think Ace is a weak character after the war. Why no special attachment to his original crew that got him to the NW? Kidd's rise to power, Laws mysteriousness, Drake's interest in advanced technology, Bonney's backstory, and probably the rest of their stories are more well ingrained in the plot than Ace, Hina, and Tashigi's.
Star Wars Prequels?
probably the rest of their stories are more well ingrained in the plot than Ace, Hina, and Tashigi's.
I suppose I can understand about Hina, she has no story to her and doesn't really matter at all, but Ace and Tashagi have a lot going for them. If you feel Aces backstory was tacked on at the end, you have to admit it was tacked on with extreme care and skill. It gave such insight into both Luffy and Ace's characters. Tashagi is also interesting, her personality and dream are quite fun, ever since the Alabasta arc I have wanted to see more of her. What do you not like about them?
Talking about the Roger part. Seemed a way to explain why Ace wasn't inspired by Shanks to be a pirate and where he was in the first few chapters.
Who exactly is Tashigi? A rival that is a clone of Zoro old friend who he barely interacts with and no hype what so ever. Coby, Smoker, Kidd, and Law are built up as rivals. She has almost no part at all.
I heart Ace's backstory, I didn't feel it was tacked on at all. It made him way more interesting to me, before the war arc I didn't like him.
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Couldn't agree more with Flagg. I think it was extremely important to add the supernovas if only to provide a little perspective. Luffy can't be the only rookie pirate with enough skill to make it to the halfway point. Given the number of uber powerful pirates, it's makes sense that every generation produces many skilled pirates and I think it was a wise move to show that Luffy isn't the only one.
I also think it was a great move plotwise to intro other characters which the story can follow. It would be awful to have the entire story being told from Luffy's point of view. I think it is interesting to show things happening with the vast array of other characters in teh story - gives it a grand/epic scale that differentiates it from many other shonen comics that centre solely on the lead protagonist.
I also think it was a great move plotwise to intro other characters which the story can follow. … . I think it is interesting to show things happening with the vast array of other characters in teh story - gives it a grand/epic scale that differentiates it from many other shonen comics that centre solely on the lead protagonist.
I have to agree, even if the supernova's had no other reason for existing (which they do) that would be enough to justify their introduction into the story.
Being the product of a 2-year pregnancy and not actually Luffy's biological brother but Roger's son seemed very tacked on to the story. Sabo arguably was as well. People still think Ace is a weak character after the war. Why no special attachment to his original crew that got him to the NW? Kidd's rise to power, Laws mysteriousness, Drake's interest in advanced technology, Bonney's backstory, and probably the rest of their stories are more well ingrained in the plot than Ace, Hina, and Tashigi's.
I'm going to be resident Ace defender.
Luffy and Ace not being brothers biologically is not tacked on. Most "family" bonds in OP aren't biological, for whatever reason. Whitebeard and "sons." All of the SHs apart from Usopp and Robin (Brook's family unknown). I'd say it's even brilliant subtle foreshadowing. Non-biological family bonds seem to have become something of a theme.
I don't understand why people call Ace a weak character. He's multi-faceted. He has a goofy fun side and a serious, self-doubting side. He had a clear motivation ("hunt Blackbeard"), a loving relationship with Luffy and his division members/Whitebeard, and a berserker button that was his fatal flaw. To me he's a fascinating character. At first I didn't see it but after I saw how much anguish he suffered seeing everybody he loved dying for him he became more human to me (as opposed to just some dude who exists to be cool a la Kizaru).
I don't understand the charge that his story wasn't well integrated. The end of TB arc has Luffy worrying over the burning Vivre card.
Though I agree with you on the "where did Ace's former crew go" issue, that bothered me.
/offtopic, for reals.
Couldn't agree more with Flagg. I think it was extremely important to add the supernovas if only to provide a little perspective. Luffy can't be the only rookie pirate with enough skill to make it to the halfway point. Given the number of uber powerful pirates, it's makes sense that every generation produces many skilled pirates and I think it was a wise move to show that Luffy isn't the only one.
I also think it was a great move plotwise to intro other characters which the story can follow. It would be awful to have the entire story being told from Luffy's point of view. I think it is interesting to show things happening with the vast array of other characters in teh story - gives it a grand/epic scale that differentiates it from many other shonen comics that centre solely on the lead protagonist.
Not only that but I feel some will be there to warn the Strawhats to turn back - to see the established confidence shattered in 2 years.
Just think about it they all turned up at SA and crashed around - fought off a couple of Pacifista's (spelling) or some fodder marines. But when we saw them in the New world it was evident that they were biting off a fair bit. They went there with the Bravado of making it to the halfway point and still having bounties and a whole crew.
I think this will make it more established how bad the threats are in the New World. Who cared about Don Krieg? not many Gin still has a soft spot for many but the fact was Don's trouble in the GL didn't really convay itself. Having the SH's meet a Supernova with their will crushed and just trying to escape with little left will hammer home how bad the New World can be.
I am fairly certain too that 1 of the Supernovas will be used for this reason - My bet is on Beige he has the largest crew by far and would be a fitting irony to have him refereed to as an empty shell of the man he used to be.
I think Capone is the weakest of the Supernova. The guy relies on military strength in numbers. He makes soldiers and soldiers and uses conventional warfare weaponry to win. There's a good chance that his crew is made up of these soldiers as well, seeing as how they call him father, making him pretty much alone, and most of the other Supernova can easily take down regular Marines by the squadron with ease. I can see some kind of plot-line with him later on where he gets beaten down and some sort of "nakama" lesson is taught to him.
I think Capone is the weakest of the Supernova. The guy relies on military strength in numbers. He makes soldiers and soldiers and uses conventional warfare weaponry to win. There's a good chance that his crew is made up of these soldiers as well, seeing as how they call him father, making him pretty much alone, and most of the other Supernova can easily take down regular Marines by the squadron with ease. I can see some kind of plot-line with him later on where he gets beaten down and some sort of "nakama" lesson is taught to him.
We don't know whether attacks that are made are reduced in size and by how much, a canon ball going straight for him could turn into something the size of a grain of rice. I think it is iffy basing how powerful each supernova is based on the handful of attacks we have seen them do.
Oda really isn't that Cliche. Typically when we think of some generic plot line he goes another way. That theories line of thought is no different than all those people who originally thought the SN would be taken down by individual SH(9vs9) to show how much better the SH crew is than every other rookie. Then people thought Capone would be used to show the effects of a bad coating job, the other SN were really done in by Kizaru, and Bonney would be a villain like Foxy.
None of that has or is going to happen. Oda made it seem Apoo, Urouge, and Capone were in some trouble at the NW. We got enough examples of how dangerous the world is and how the SH can't just wing their adventure with skill&luck. Oda's not going to beat a dead horse showcasing the SN's in desperation too. Characters you're looking for are Coribou&Caribou.
It looked like they were in trouble but Oda is creative enough to throw us a curve ball and show us they all dealt with their ordeals with the same skills&ability that got them to the NW. Not be screwed for 2-years until saved by SH or put in place by SH. Doesn't do much to show so and so isn't good enough to make it that far without ever seeing what they can really do in the first place. In Capone's case I wouldn't be surprised if he is a tactical genius and is dealing with his situation just fine. SH having far more interesting and unique meetings with all the SN in the future.
I think Capone is the weakest of the Supernova. The guy relies on military strength in numbers. He makes soldiers and soldiers and uses conventional warfare weaponry to win. There's a good chance that his crew is made up of these soldiers as well, seeing as how they call him father, making him pretty much alone, and most of the other Supernova can easily take down regular Marines by the squadron with ease. I can see some kind of plot-line with him later on where he gets beaten down and some sort of "nakama" lesson is taught to him.
Please no, one of the things I have loved about OP is that no villains get taught lessons, they just get beaten up.
i always thought of the supernova's as a glimps of how big the pirate world is in OP they show that alot of people are after one piece not just the SH crew. its like the mentioning of the north blue west blue and south blue, obviously the SH's will prob never enter most of these sea's because their in the grand line but they still exist in the OP world. was it bad writing for Oda to include the names and locations of these sea's? IMO no just like i dont care if most of the supernoavas dont make re appearances its more important to me that they were there and they "could" be important down the line
I would be quite surprised if they all each don't have at least a semi-important role in an arc.
Still banking on them all becoming Luffy's allies though :D
Yet this would be after the FI arc anyway so it's sure gonna be ages before we find out!
I don't really think any of them will die. Death is reserved for important people in One Piece. Kidd will probably get beat down by Luffy at some point, I think Law will get captured by and admiral, and Bonney will be of some importance later. The rest will probably go down as jobbers for someone, assuming Bege isn't already gone.
I have a feeling one will meet Enel…
This should probably be put on stupid theories thread... O well
I like how the poll's question is in plural form, but you can only choose one.
Oh well….Kidd, it is!
@Muda:
I like how the poll's question is in plural form, but you can only choose one.
I may nit-pick a bit, but Supernovae is the correct plural.
I have a feeling one will meet Enel…
This should probably be put on stupid theories thread... O well
Kidd was Enel. That would be interesting.
@Don:
I may nit-pick a bit, but Supernovae is the correct plural.
From what I've heard (and seen), apparently Supernovas is also correct. Don't ask me who's right and who's wrong. I'm just saying. It doesn't matter to me, either way. The fact of the matter still stands (that I can only choose one)!