Looks like you didn't fully understand every aspect that I point out previously, so I will have to explain again:
- Is it someone have to become pirate in order to become stronger?
No, but what could Enel possibly do in the NW after just 2 years of training, and with no previous combat experience with big shots? The New World is no place for him, and there's no way he would just become a "big shot villain" there; he'd be squashed easily by pirates who get stronger by the day just by the fact that they're still surviving in the NW. No matter how powerful you think Enel is/can become, that means nothing when facing experienced fighters who have had decades of haki/DF/fighting experience.
- This is OP world, it can be no logic behind someone sudden power yup, I'm just given an example of how 2 years can change a person which you keep on disbelieving this possibility, don't ever forget that Oda is the real writer, he can do whatever he want.
So you're saying that there doesn't need to be an explanation for sudden power ups? I guess that's why we saw Coby/Helmeppo training under Garp, or even when the SHs separated and we saw how each of them trained for 2 years, and with
whom they trained....
Like I said, last we heard Enel was on the Moon, and nothing indicated that he wanted to come back (because he still saw himself as a God and now he could rule those on the Moon). What's there to train against on the Moon? He's the "king" there and has no reason to train/become tougher because he's already the most powerful one in that place.
If you compare that to Luffy who had to fight beasts pretty much everyday during his training with Rayleigh... Yeah, Enel is really, really far behind.
- Everyone know that there is a high chance for Enel to return which you assume that he back not as a huge villain........ from my POV, this is boring as hell, which I don't think Oda will did that.
Anyone in One Piece can come back at any point, that's a given and there's really nothing special about that. And yes, I assume if he comes back he probably won't be a villain. You say this would be "boring", but this is what always happens, it's a pattern.
Please name me one villain that was beaten by Luffy, and then came back even more powerful than he was before to face him again. You probably can't. Crocodile, Buggy, Bellamy, they're more likely to be considered as friends/allies than enemies.
- Look at Buggy & Helmeppo, I really don't give a damn about these two characters as they hardly had any influence inside this story.
Really? Are you forgetting how Buggy was instrumental in saving Luffy at Marineford? Nevermind the fact that he's close friends with Shanks and was on Roger's ship... And Crocodile also saved Ace, remember? When he was just about to be executed.
Sounds like we're both reading two different stories.
If I'm the writer, I won't bring back a character from the pass without a good story to push him forward.
Saying that a character is now "more powerful" is not a "good story"/good character development. That's why Oda brought back the likes of Crocodile, Bellamy, Mr.2, etc.
Was it to face Luffy again as stronger opponents?
No.
It's because they had other roles to fulfill, because they're characters of their own with their own stories.
Turning Enel to become a good person?? Hahaha, unless Oda is trying to destroy his own legacy as it really does sounds like the traditional Taiwanese where person can change from good > bad > good > die > alive >...... AND SO ON.
That statement doesn't make any sense. Enel doesn't need to be "good" to
not be a villain. You could say the same about Crocodile, look at what he was back in Alabasta, who would've thought that he would help out Luffy? And yet that doesn't make him 100% good.
You keep on saying that Enel DF is ntg, but you can deny the fact that there are tons of ppl who acknowledge his power online. Just go on to watch those video like top 10 DF, TOP 10 destruction move.........
I don't care about what people online say because I can take the story as it is and form my very own educated opinion. First you say that I'm following a "trend", but now your argument is "
yeah but a lot of people online agree with me so that makes me more right".
Also, that video is from 2013, so who's living in the "past"...?
I would say that the fact that you say Enel is useless in NW means that you are still looking at the baby Enel who got his ass kick by Luffy back then........ again.
That's the only Enel that exists so far. Again, has there ever been a character that was beaten by Luffy, and then come back again to challenge him once more? I can't think of anyone else besides Coby and Foxy if you want to go there.
It's preposterous to think that present Luffy would have trouble in dealing with Enel, someone whom he beat
pre-timeskip and to whom he has a natural defense thanks to his DF. No matter how hard you think Enel could train,
it still pales in comparison to all the training everyone else did and the experience that they got in the New World, which is ruled by pirates.
Enel thinks he's a God, he's cocky and arrogant that way, and we already know what happens to those guys who think they're big shots because of their abilities.
Furthermore, out of all the characters that we had saw so far, he has the most potential to be push as a strong force thx to his DF. Lightning power is ntg???? Almost all characters who hold this powerful are pretty OP in their own series.
Again, you keep referring "lightning", and it's already been established that Devil Fruits alone - even Logias - mean nothing in the New World if you don't have something more substantial to back it all up.
Busou? Pretty much everyone has it now, nothing special about it.
Perception/Mantra? He already has that... same as a lot of other characters.
Conqueror's Haki? Nope.
Fighting experience? Nope.
Challenged others who are stronger than him? Nope.
Suffered defeat countless times/close to dying, so he can become stronger? Nope.
Something to fight for/a bigger goal? Nope,
he already thinks he's a God, how can one go further than
that?
If Enel suddenly popped up as a "strong villain" in the NW, that would be the epitome of bad writing, because 2 years is definitely not sufficient to turn him into a believable threat, even less when we take into account that he's on the freaking Moon, which is definitely not like living in the NW and surviving every day.
Any Straw-hat could easily beat him now, especially Luffy. Luffy would probably one-hit KO him and ask "
who the hell was that guy?"
Any Admiral would beat him up effortlessly, especially Kizaru in my view. You just have to think logistically and logically. So what if his DF is "lightning"? It shocks you and that's it, if you have a tough enough Haki, anyone can easily withstand it (see how even the SHs aren't easily fazed by the Minks' attacks, that also use electricity?), and after that's out of the way, it's about who has the most experience in fighting, using their DF (if they have one), and developping their Haki.
And in the NW -
a place ruled by pirates who have decades of experience and mastering their abilities, where even Conqueror's Haki is a common thing - Enel (who is
NOT a pirate and
DOESN'T have that kind of experience) is definitely a baby in that aspect.
And that is why it's more likely that he comes back as something else, because the NW is no place for him
as a villain, seeing as pretty much anyone there would easily deal with him.
I mean, take a look at the Supernovas, they're either working with Yonkous/planning to take out Yonkous, you think they'd be worried about some cocky, Logia guy who thinks he's a God?
The weather in the New World is scarier than him...
where you got that idea, and frankly you're not making much sense.
