All posts by Turi123456

@Cvdvvatikin

The "Myth" is that:

"Myth: Blackbeard has eaten the "Mythical Zoan Type: Cerberus" Devil Fruit, and because a Cerberus is a dog with three heads he's able to consume two more Devil Fruits. The Cerberus also explains the three skulls in Blackbeard's jolly roger, why Blackbeard carries three pistols, also how Shanks' scar, which was given to him by Blackbeard, has three scratches on it, and why Zoro and Luffy referred to Blackbeard as "they" instead of "he" during the Jaya Arc.".

And that is the Fact there is that:

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Fact: It is unknown if a Cerberus fruit exists, and while there may be a theme with the number 3 it is unclear what it means. Zoro and Luffy may have realized Blackbeard had allies on Jaya or that some of the people they saw were his crew. It is highly unlikely either Zoro or Luffy could have realized Blackbeard had such an ability, given that he shows no outward signs of any powers, like any other Devil Fruit user.

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With the new knowledge that the sword of Shamrock is the one with the Cerberus fruit and the fact that the body of Blackbeard is unique, something that was mentioned a few times (because he can't sleep and lives twice as normal person), this myth seems unlikely.

Even if Blackbeard will get this fruit in the future and will eat it (and that is a big if because we don't know if he can eat more than two fruits at the same time). It has no contact with this Myth that explains why he can eat more than one fruit to begin with.

@Teslamyman1

That action alone will be enough in a normal army to deprive his rank and he be very very lucky if he not going find himself in jail for the rest of his life.

@Httpedrokkk

Kozan try to stop Sakazuki (most likely) because of what happened in Ohara, not in Mrineford.

About the real life. I don't want to get into this (it only going to drag the discussion into trouble). I do say that the situation that you mentioned was more of a lack of capability and not a lack of ambition.

About the police, it depends on the situation (and also the country), however, normally they try to arrest the people that they can (especially if the criminal can be dangerous to uninvolved people). If someone managed to escape they try to arrest him later.

About what happened in real life first, the Mrineford war didn't look like something like reality if the goal was to save Ace, all that Whitebeard needed to do was is to take hostages and try to go to negotiations that prevented the war in the first place.

About what was happened after the war. I think it's more likely that another group of units was going after the Whitebeard Pirates and their allies when the main force that fought in the Marineford was taking care of the injuries (there are units that it is their main goal in an army).

by the way, why it is called war and not fight or battle?

I tried to justify nothing. I already said my opinion about what he did in Ohara and about the fact that he murdered that soldier. What I did say is that I don't know how much of his actions from the place of love of murder like Lucci and how much is come from the place of his persona as an uncompromising person.

@Httpedrokkk

Protect is maybe the wrong word to use, however, Koby's acts were one of the main reasons that Luffy survived the war.

About the part with the pirates they ran, however, were pirates that decided to continue to fight. But more importantly, they ran they did not surrender and they are still wanted criminals if the police tried to ambush a group of criminals and successfully arrest the main targets they not give the other criminals that were in the area to leave because they not were in the original plan.

About the part about the blind killing that's what I mean when I said that's not how armies work, it's just a way to make the Marines look bad and the pirates look good.

@Httpedrokkk

Killing Koby in that moment was not a crime (not moral maybe) but not a crime he protected a wanted criminal who got away and ran out of the situation because of that.

More than that, the war was not over at that moment the goal was to kill Ace and Whitebeard, however, the pirates were still fighting and were there a lot of wanted criminals.

My problem with what happened in the Marineford is the fact that is not how wars or armies work. In a war, some soldiers are supposed to take the soldiers who get hurt and unable to fight to a safe place.

Now about Sakazuki, he is hard and does not have a lot of mercy, however, he didn't kill Bonney (who at this point were pretty much useless), and it's hard to say how much of his actions come from "love for the killing" like Lucci, and how much of it is just his the facts that he uncompromising person.

@Yımorta

Sakazuki kills a marine soldier without mercy and also kills the civilians who were on the rescue ship of Ohara.

@Blue fighter15

I'm not. And I'm sorry if it sounds like it (English isn't my first language).

I just asked for an opinion about my line of thinking.

@Blue fighter15

It's not Shanks. If it was Shanks Loki was saying something about him (he knows Shanks after all). Also, this man's persona and the way that he is acting is not how Shanks action normally when it comes to fights.

Do you think that I'm wrong or say nonsense?

@*Astrid107*

That is my point: Even if someone is evil if the story doesn't say that what he does is bad, he can't be considered one.

If you want to say that the Revolutionary Army is a gray group show us the gray things that happened under their control. You do not even need to punish them or something just give them that treatment by saying that not all of what they are doing is good.

@Blackbeard069

@*Astrid107*

@Charys Da 2nd

@XXLuffytaroOoO56

That is true that there is a lot of gray in One Piece, however, there are things that the story and the plot don't touch.

And about Luffy, it's maybe only me, but I think that the plot, the narrative, and the story prefer Luffy's side, such as Marineford.

About the part of my preference... As I mentioned there are things that the plot and the story not going to touch or deal with for example you are not going to see normal characters (with a name and stories) that Luffy killed or people who die because of the actions of the Straw Hat Pirates (look on Enies Lobby, for example, we saw people that Luffy thrown from a cliff and all of them in the end survived, look also on the fight of Zoro in Whisky Peak Zoro didn't kill anyone although he said that he has no problem with it (and we already know that Zoro kills people in the past).

My point is more like, do you want to read a series that the main characters celebrate after they kill a lot of people?

About the corrupt, I don't think that "corrupt" is the right word here (that's why I don't used it).

Most of the Marines in the high rank are not corrupt you think that Sakazuki will take a bribe? Because I don't think so. The problem is more the radicalism and the fundamentalists of the soldiers like Onigumo or Sakazuki (you can't say that the murder of the soldiers that Onigumo and Sakazuki did was right).

@*Astrid107*

I'm mean to it literally.

When the story or the plot said that what the Revolutionary Army does is not right or when it said that the Revolutionary Army does bad things?

I mean the most bad thing that we know about is the fact that the Revolutionary Army trained kids to be soldiers and even then the story pretty much said that is fine and not going against it.

You can say that the World Government is worse and they are, however, you do not need to normalize the bad things that the other side does. Even if there are no other options (and I 100% accept that) you can't say that those things are fine.

@*Astrid107*

Can you mention one time that the plot or the story goes against what the Revolutionary Army does or their agenda?

It seems that information was released to the public after the great escape of the prisoners.

I think that the most likely option is a Mythical Zoan.

It can't be Logia because Hajrudin already hinted that there isn't any giant with a Logia Type (and he knows Loki). So it is most likely a Mythical Zoan or some kind of unique Paramecia.

I don't think that I like the part with Shanks and how the conflict with Bartolomeo comes to an end.

Yes, in the end, Shanks didn't kill the "Barto Club", however, at the same time, he (and the rest of the Red Hair Pirates) has no way of knowing that they will survive the explosion (we the readers, so we know that they alive but it's still feels unright)...

I need to say that I think that I don't like the new development with Vegapunk and the fact that all of them (somehow) survived...