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What?He said Viola wanted to kill Doflamingo, just wasn't against him at the time.
What?He said Viola wanted to kill Doflamingo, just wasn't against him at the time.
No she wasn't. She literally said she was afraid to turn on Doffy, to the point where she was afraid to even run away. Sanji gave her enough hope to finally turn on Doffy. Sanji's influence led her to trust Luffy, Law, and the Straw Hats for the remainder of the arc.Wrong Viola was already plotting to have Luffy and Law take out Doffy even before she ran into Sanji
She had already turned on him before then by not giving away the locations of the Strawhat Pirates, that explosion guy(forgot his name) even said it.No she wasn't. She literally said she was afraid to turn on Doffy, to the point where she was afraid to even run away. Sanji gave her enough hope to finally turn on Doffy. Sanji's influence led her to trust Luffy, Law, and the Straw Hats for the remainder of the arc.
Doffy even pointed this out after he clashed with Sanji. That was the first time he ever acknowledged a traitorous action from her.
That is not really turning against him, only making things a bit more difficult...She had already turned on him before then by not giving away the locations of the Strawhat Pirates, that explosion guy(forgot his name) even said it.
So what is turning against them?That is not really turning against him, only making things a bit more difficult...
What she did in the manga. Helping the Strawhats, pointing a knife to Doflamingo, etc.So what is turning against them?
I feel like Sanji's plot in WCI was certainly lacking. He could have come out with a decent fight, and the cake sub-plot could have been introduced better, so that we care about it more. I think the idea of cooking to defeat the enemy would have worked better if there was some sort of precedent for it: for example, a Zeff/Ivankov flashback to give it more legitimacy. And if fans had the satisfaction of seeing Sanji beat up Daifuku or another officer of the big mom pirates, they would have probably been less critical of the cake sub-plot. So all in all, yeah, it did feel like some aspects of Sanji's character could have had more spot light.Anyone here feels weird about the whole sanji plot in wci?
I feel like its forced just so that luffy has a reason to go to wci.
The vinsmoke should notice sanji after enies lobby incident. The strawhat was invading a vital part of marine, after all..that should make them on headline news
The flashback also ended cheesy and quite similar to robin : Y-you will get loyal nakamas, fam!
The conflict between sanji and luffy also does not make sense, to be honest
Sanji should know that luffy is not a person who is willing to give up his crew. Did sanji forget the whole robin and cp 9 thing?
Sanji should just say something like he wants to leave strawhat crew to live together with pudding who he "loved", rather than making obvious lie.
Wci just destroyed any good thing left from sanji, to be frankly
For me, Luffy vs Katakuri was about the best fight post-ts. Brook got his coolest moment yet vs Big Mom. But the Sanji parts could have been better.Why should i let someone explain to me something i didnt like in the first place?It wont even change my opinion in like 95% of times.
Mainreason i dislike WCI is simple: It wasnt our entire crew. I friggin hate that splitting since it began. Everytime we have a full crew its just awesome, filled with comedy and action.
Also i dislike the theme of big moms crew and island. It kinda lacks a good antagonist too. Katakuris wasnt hyped at all except for: "he can see the future" and Big Mom... was just all like caaaaake.
Yes and that came after she withheld information on the whereabouts of the Strawhats and her plan to pit Luffy and Law against Doffy, so explain to me why your refusing when i say she already betrayed the family long before she met SanjiWhat she did in the manga. Helping the Strawhats, pointing a knife to Doflamingo, etc.
Well in this case we facing a Yonko. Not that he won't ever come back. Just now isn't the time since dealing with Kaido and didn't want BM on their necks from his end.I'm surprised that Sanji actually thought Luffy of all people would leave the island and abandon Sanji no matter what Sanji did. Not only is Luffy not the kind of person to do that, but in their first meeting he kept trying to recruit Sanji even when Sanji kept saying no. Given what Luffy did for Robin, Nami, and Ace, no one on the crew should even think Luffy would leave them easily.
100% agree on this. Just like eefrit said, the fight could still happen but at least sanji should be honest about it rather than making obvious lie. That scene made sanji as an unreliable crew who doesnt know well his captain.I'm surprised that Sanji actually thought Luffy of all people would leave the island and abandon Sanji no matter what Sanji did. Not only is Luffy not the kind of person to do that, but in their first meeting he kept trying to recruit Sanji even when Sanji kept saying no. Given what Luffy did for Robin, Nami, and Ace, no one on the crew should even think Luffy would leave them easily.
I think it was just desperation and putting on an act for his family so they won't go after Luffy thinking Sanji might go back.100% agree on this. Just like eefrit said, the fight could still happen but at least sanji should be honest about it rather than making obvious lie. That scene made sanji as an unreliable crew who doesnt know well his captain.
WCI is just so bad, excluding luffy's fights