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Apr 26, 2013 4:52 PM
#101
lupadim said: You said: I am perfectly aware of that, but in this case, Ace was so much more powerful than Luffy that it's not even worth debating if Blackbeard was stronger than Luffy, having beaten Ace. Oh, how many times I've heard the Enel and Luffy argument. Yes, that was an exception. Yes, that was a BIG exception and if electricity hadn't been weak against rubber we all know Luffy would have ended up as a smoldering pile of ash. But that was an extremely rare, even if big, exception and cannot be described as the "normal case". Also, Enel can move at the speed of light? Kizaru is made of light and even he can't. Enel is made out of lightning. From what I can remember, lightning travels slower than light. In my opinion, Enel cannot defeat the whole of Marineford. He just can't. The only reason Blackbeard was hurt by Luffy's Jet Pistol (which is not his "worst attack", by the way) is because he's careless. Maybe if Luffy had hit him with his most powerful attack as his first one, maybe he would have harmed BB significantly. Maybe. But Luffy did significantly hurt him with Jet Pistol. But an Gattling Gun = 500000 Jet Pistols. It would be an OVERKILL. And yes, Enel could kill whoever he wants, as hes attack can instantly-kill anyone. And watch the anime again: He made an attack called 20.000.000.000.000.000.000.alotofzeroes watts. It would destroy Marineford EASILY. And lightining may not be at speed of light but is faster than the speed of sound ( way faster ) which would be the fastest attack in One Piece universe. Plus Kizaru SHOULD BE ABLE to move in the speed of light, he can't cuz the anime's Akuma no Mis are plotholes. You said: WB crew is not that strong? I'm sorry, but that is bullshit. Ace showed Conqueror's Haki in the Luffy's flashback against Bluejam. The exact reason why he didn't use it isn't explained, but would it have actually been useful? I mean, he couldn't knock any of the important people out, like any of the Admirals (of course, usually Conqueror's only knocks out fodder) and even if he did knock out the executioners, it wouldn't have done much cause he would have been killed anyways. Anyways, I'm sorry, but I'm too tired to make any real complex arguments right now. He could have saved so much time from others, the only enemies that would be left would be pacifists, admirals, vice-admirals and shichibukais. If you truly think that Enel could destroy Marineford along with some of the strongest characters in the series easily, then I have nothing more to say to you. Good day, sir. |
Apr 26, 2013 4:55 PM
#102
Piccolo because he was a badass. |
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Apr 26, 2013 4:55 PM
#103
Aren't we missing someone here? The real best villain in One Piece? |
Apr 26, 2013 4:57 PM
#104
ArbitraryFate said: lupadim said: You said: I am perfectly aware of that, but in this case, Ace was so much more powerful than Luffy that it's not even worth debating if Blackbeard was stronger than Luffy, having beaten Ace. Oh, how many times I've heard the Enel and Luffy argument. Yes, that was an exception. Yes, that was a BIG exception and if electricity hadn't been weak against rubber we all know Luffy would have ended up as a smoldering pile of ash. But that was an extremely rare, even if big, exception and cannot be described as the "normal case". Also, Enel can move at the speed of light? Kizaru is made of light and even he can't. Enel is made out of lightning. From what I can remember, lightning travels slower than light. In my opinion, Enel cannot defeat the whole of Marineford. He just can't. The only reason Blackbeard was hurt by Luffy's Jet Pistol (which is not his "worst attack", by the way) is because he's careless. Maybe if Luffy had hit him with his most powerful attack as his first one, maybe he would have harmed BB significantly. Maybe. But Luffy did significantly hurt him with Jet Pistol. But an Gattling Gun = 500000 Jet Pistols. It would be an OVERKILL. And yes, Enel could kill whoever he wants, as hes attack can instantly-kill anyone. And watch the anime again: He made an attack called 20.000.000.000.000.000.000.alotofzeroes watts. It would destroy Marineford EASILY. And lightining may not be at speed of light but is faster than the speed of sound ( way faster ) which would be the fastest attack in One Piece universe. Plus Kizaru SHOULD BE ABLE to move in the speed of light, he can't cuz the anime's Akuma no Mis are plotholes. You said: WB crew is not that strong? I'm sorry, but that is bullshit. Ace showed Conqueror's Haki in the Luffy's flashback against Bluejam. The exact reason why he didn't use it isn't explained, but would it have actually been useful? I mean, he couldn't knock any of the important people out, like any of the Admirals (of course, usually Conqueror's only knocks out fodder) and even if he did knock out the executioners, it wouldn't have done much cause he would have been killed anyways. Anyways, I'm sorry, but I'm too tired to make any real complex arguments right now. He could have saved so much time from others, the only enemies that would be left would be pacifists, admirals, vice-admirals and shichibukais. If you truly think that Enel could destroy Marineford along with some of the strongest characters in the series easily, then I have nothing more to say to you. Good day, sir. Shanks would flick his lightning bolt... |
Apr 26, 2013 4:57 PM
#105
Alone is my all time fav villain, i likepretty much everything about him, personality, character design, seiyuu, powers of God, ect |
Apr 26, 2013 5:56 PM
#106
ArbitraryFate said: lupadim said: You said: I am perfectly aware of that, but in this case, Ace was so much more powerful than Luffy that it's not even worth debating if Blackbeard was stronger than Luffy, having beaten Ace. Oh, how many times I've heard the Enel and Luffy argument. Yes, that was an exception. Yes, that was a BIG exception and if electricity hadn't been weak against rubber we all know Luffy would have ended up as a smoldering pile of ash. But that was an extremely rare, even if big, exception and cannot be described as the "normal case". Also, Enel can move at the speed of light? Kizaru is made of light and even he can't. Enel is made out of lightning. From what I can remember, lightning travels slower than light. In my opinion, Enel cannot defeat the whole of Marineford. He just can't. The only reason Blackbeard was hurt by Luffy's Jet Pistol (which is not his "worst attack", by the way) is because he's careless. Maybe if Luffy had hit him with his most powerful attack as his first one, maybe he would have harmed BB significantly. Maybe. But Luffy did significantly hurt him with Jet Pistol. But an Gattling Gun = 500000 Jet Pistols. It would be an OVERKILL. And yes, Enel could kill whoever he wants, as hes attack can instantly-kill anyone. And watch the anime again: He made an attack called 20.000.000.000.000.000.000.alotofzeroes watts. It would destroy Marineford EASILY. And lightining may not be at speed of light but is faster than the speed of sound ( way faster ) which would be the fastest attack in One Piece universe. Plus Kizaru SHOULD BE ABLE to move in the speed of light, he can't cuz the anime's Akuma no Mis are plotholes. You said: WB crew is not that strong? I'm sorry, but that is bullshit. Ace showed Conqueror's Haki in the Luffy's flashback against Bluejam. The exact reason why he didn't use it isn't explained, but would it have actually been useful? I mean, he couldn't knock any of the important people out, like any of the Admirals (of course, usually Conqueror's only knocks out fodder) and even if he did knock out the executioners, it wouldn't have done much cause he would have been killed anyways. Anyways, I'm sorry, but I'm too tired to make any real complex arguments right now. He could have saved so much time from others, the only enemies that would be left would be pacifists, admirals, vice-admirals and shichibukais. If you truly think that Enel could destroy Marineford along with some of the strongest characters in the series easily, then I have nothing more to say to you. Good day, sir. Say why he cant |
Apr 26, 2013 6:01 PM
#107
lupadim said: ArbitraryFate said: lupadim said: You said: I am perfectly aware of that, but in this case, Ace was so much more powerful than Luffy that it's not even worth debating if Blackbeard was stronger than Luffy, having beaten Ace. Oh, how many times I've heard the Enel and Luffy argument. Yes, that was an exception. Yes, that was a BIG exception and if electricity hadn't been weak against rubber we all know Luffy would have ended up as a smoldering pile of ash. But that was an extremely rare, even if big, exception and cannot be described as the "normal case". Also, Enel can move at the speed of light? Kizaru is made of light and even he can't. Enel is made out of lightning. From what I can remember, lightning travels slower than light. In my opinion, Enel cannot defeat the whole of Marineford. He just can't. The only reason Blackbeard was hurt by Luffy's Jet Pistol (which is not his "worst attack", by the way) is because he's careless. Maybe if Luffy had hit him with his most powerful attack as his first one, maybe he would have harmed BB significantly. Maybe. But Luffy did significantly hurt him with Jet Pistol. But an Gattling Gun = 500000 Jet Pistols. It would be an OVERKILL. And yes, Enel could kill whoever he wants, as hes attack can instantly-kill anyone. And watch the anime again: He made an attack called 20.000.000.000.000.000.000.alotofzeroes watts. It would destroy Marineford EASILY. And lightining may not be at speed of light but is faster than the speed of sound ( way faster ) which would be the fastest attack in One Piece universe. Plus Kizaru SHOULD BE ABLE to move in the speed of light, he can't cuz the anime's Akuma no Mis are plotholes. You said: WB crew is not that strong? I'm sorry, but that is bullshit. Ace showed Conqueror's Haki in the Luffy's flashback against Bluejam. The exact reason why he didn't use it isn't explained, but would it have actually been useful? I mean, he couldn't knock any of the important people out, like any of the Admirals (of course, usually Conqueror's only knocks out fodder) and even if he did knock out the executioners, it wouldn't have done much cause he would have been killed anyways. Anyways, I'm sorry, but I'm too tired to make any real complex arguments right now. He could have saved so much time from others, the only enemies that would be left would be pacifists, admirals, vice-admirals and shichibukais. If you truly think that Enel could destroy Marineford along with some of the strongest characters in the series easily, then I have nothing more to say to you. Good day, sir. Say why he cant Kizaru could knock him out before he even knew what was going on. Aokiji could conduct all of his power in a lightning rod esq. fashion. Luffy could nullify his electricity aswell. |
Apr 26, 2013 6:03 PM
#108
YorozuyaGinSan said: And I think that his power still below Marco.lupadim said: ArbitraryFate said: lupadim said: You said: I am perfectly aware of that, but in this case, Ace was so much more powerful than Luffy that it's not even worth debating if Blackbeard was stronger than Luffy, having beaten Ace. Oh, how many times I've heard the Enel and Luffy argument. Yes, that was an exception. Yes, that was a BIG exception and if electricity hadn't been weak against rubber we all know Luffy would have ended up as a smoldering pile of ash. But that was an extremely rare, even if big, exception and cannot be described as the "normal case". Also, Enel can move at the speed of light? Kizaru is made of light and even he can't. Enel is made out of lightning. From what I can remember, lightning travels slower than light. In my opinion, Enel cannot defeat the whole of Marineford. He just can't. The only reason Blackbeard was hurt by Luffy's Jet Pistol (which is not his "worst attack", by the way) is because he's careless. Maybe if Luffy had hit him with his most powerful attack as his first one, maybe he would have harmed BB significantly. Maybe. But Luffy did significantly hurt him with Jet Pistol. But an Gattling Gun = 500000 Jet Pistols. It would be an OVERKILL. And yes, Enel could kill whoever he wants, as hes attack can instantly-kill anyone. And watch the anime again: He made an attack called 20.000.000.000.000.000.000.alotofzeroes watts. It would destroy Marineford EASILY. And lightining may not be at speed of light but is faster than the speed of sound ( way faster ) which would be the fastest attack in One Piece universe. Plus Kizaru SHOULD BE ABLE to move in the speed of light, he can't cuz the anime's Akuma no Mis are plotholes. You said: WB crew is not that strong? I'm sorry, but that is bullshit. Ace showed Conqueror's Haki in the Luffy's flashback against Bluejam. The exact reason why he didn't use it isn't explained, but would it have actually been useful? I mean, he couldn't knock any of the important people out, like any of the Admirals (of course, usually Conqueror's only knocks out fodder) and even if he did knock out the executioners, it wouldn't have done much cause he would have been killed anyways. Anyways, I'm sorry, but I'm too tired to make any real complex arguments right now. He could have saved so much time from others, the only enemies that would be left would be pacifists, admirals, vice-admirals and shichibukais. If you truly think that Enel could destroy Marineford along with some of the strongest characters in the series easily, then I have nothing more to say to you. Good day, sir. Say why he cant Kizaru could knock him out before he even knew what was going on. Aokiji could conduct all of his power in a lightning rod esq. fashion. |
Apr 26, 2013 6:05 PM
#109
NeoAnkara said: YorozuyaGinSan said: And I think that his power still below Marco.lupadim said: ArbitraryFate said: lupadim said: You said: I am perfectly aware of that, but in this case, Ace was so much more powerful than Luffy that it's not even worth debating if Blackbeard was stronger than Luffy, having beaten Ace. Oh, how many times I've heard the Enel and Luffy argument. Yes, that was an exception. Yes, that was a BIG exception and if electricity hadn't been weak against rubber we all know Luffy would have ended up as a smoldering pile of ash. But that was an extremely rare, even if big, exception and cannot be described as the "normal case". Also, Enel can move at the speed of light? Kizaru is made of light and even he can't. Enel is made out of lightning. From what I can remember, lightning travels slower than light. In my opinion, Enel cannot defeat the whole of Marineford. He just can't. The only reason Blackbeard was hurt by Luffy's Jet Pistol (which is not his "worst attack", by the way) is because he's careless. Maybe if Luffy had hit him with his most powerful attack as his first one, maybe he would have harmed BB significantly. Maybe. But Luffy did significantly hurt him with Jet Pistol. But an Gattling Gun = 500000 Jet Pistols. It would be an OVERKILL. And yes, Enel could kill whoever he wants, as hes attack can instantly-kill anyone. And watch the anime again: He made an attack called 20.000.000.000.000.000.000.alotofzeroes watts. It would destroy Marineford EASILY. And lightining may not be at speed of light but is faster than the speed of sound ( way faster ) which would be the fastest attack in One Piece universe. Plus Kizaru SHOULD BE ABLE to move in the speed of light, he can't cuz the anime's Akuma no Mis are plotholes. You said: WB crew is not that strong? I'm sorry, but that is bullshit. Ace showed Conqueror's Haki in the Luffy's flashback against Bluejam. The exact reason why he didn't use it isn't explained, but would it have actually been useful? I mean, he couldn't knock any of the important people out, like any of the Admirals (of course, usually Conqueror's only knocks out fodder) and even if he did knock out the executioners, it wouldn't have done much cause he would have been killed anyways. Anyways, I'm sorry, but I'm too tired to make any real complex arguments right now. He could have saved so much time from others, the only enemies that would be left would be pacifists, admirals, vice-admirals and shichibukais. If you truly think that Enel could destroy Marineford along with some of the strongest characters in the series easily, then I have nothing more to say to you. Good day, sir. Say why he cant Kizaru could knock him out before he even knew what was going on. Aokiji could conduct all of his power in a lightning rod esq. fashion. Can't really gauge his power level from the fact we haven't seen him in a full decade... But yeah. |
Apr 26, 2013 6:12 PM
#110
YorozuyaGinSan said: lupadim said: ArbitraryFate said: lupadim said: You said: I am perfectly aware of that, but in this case, Ace was so much more powerful than Luffy that it's not even worth debating if Blackbeard was stronger than Luffy, having beaten Ace. Oh, how many times I've heard the Enel and Luffy argument. Yes, that was an exception. Yes, that was a BIG exception and if electricity hadn't been weak against rubber we all know Luffy would have ended up as a smoldering pile of ash. But that was an extremely rare, even if big, exception and cannot be described as the "normal case". Also, Enel can move at the speed of light? Kizaru is made of light and even he can't. Enel is made out of lightning. From what I can remember, lightning travels slower than light. In my opinion, Enel cannot defeat the whole of Marineford. He just can't. The only reason Blackbeard was hurt by Luffy's Jet Pistol (which is not his "worst attack", by the way) is because he's careless. Maybe if Luffy had hit him with his most powerful attack as his first one, maybe he would have harmed BB significantly. Maybe. But Luffy did significantly hurt him with Jet Pistol. But an Gattling Gun = 500000 Jet Pistols. It would be an OVERKILL. And yes, Enel could kill whoever he wants, as hes attack can instantly-kill anyone. And watch the anime again: He made an attack called 20.000.000.000.000.000.000.alotofzeroes watts. It would destroy Marineford EASILY. And lightining may not be at speed of light but is faster than the speed of sound ( way faster ) which would be the fastest attack in One Piece universe. Plus Kizaru SHOULD BE ABLE to move in the speed of light, he can't cuz the anime's Akuma no Mis are plotholes. You said: WB crew is not that strong? I'm sorry, but that is bullshit. Ace showed Conqueror's Haki in the Luffy's flashback against Bluejam. The exact reason why he didn't use it isn't explained, but would it have actually been useful? I mean, he couldn't knock any of the important people out, like any of the Admirals (of course, usually Conqueror's only knocks out fodder) and even if he did knock out the executioners, it wouldn't have done much cause he would have been killed anyways. Anyways, I'm sorry, but I'm too tired to make any real complex arguments right now. He could have saved so much time from others, the only enemies that would be left would be pacifists, admirals, vice-admirals and shichibukais. If you truly think that Enel could destroy Marineford along with some of the strongest characters in the series easily, then I have nothing more to say to you. Good day, sir. Say why he cant Kizaru could knock him out before he even knew what was going on. Aokiji could conduct all of his power in a lightning rod esq. fashion. Luffy could nullify his electricity aswell. -> Enel can attack anything from anywhere, Aokiji, Kizaru and others would not even know that Enel exists -> The only one alive would be Luffy |
Apr 26, 2013 7:51 PM
#111
johnyjohny said: No Griffith guys? okay i call it. Er....Seinen. If this was about Seinen or villains in general I'm sure he'd be at the top of a lot of lists. Anyway, this is something HxH does really well. But, so far I'd probably pick Chrollo and Hisoka as my favorites from the series. Looking forward to when the Main villain of Chimera Ant comes into play, I hear a lot of good things about him and he's been mentioned quite a bit in this thread. Blackbeard from OP is pretty great as well. Also, Yoshikage Kira from Jojo Part 4 is great. It'll be interesting to see the anime only fans reaction to him. |
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Apr 26, 2013 7:53 PM
#112
insan3soldiern said: I wouldn't really consider Hisoka a villain/antagonist of the series.johnyjohny said: No Griffith guys? okay i call it. Er....Seinen. If this was about Seinen or villains in general I'm sure he'd be at the top of a lot of lists. Anyway, this is something HxH does really well. But, so far I'd probably pick Chrollo and Hisoka as my favorites from the series. Looking forward to when the Main villain of Chimera Ant comes into play, I hear a lot of good things about him and he's been mentioned quite a bit in this thread. Blackbeard from OP is pretty great as well. Also, Yoshikage Kira from Jojo Part 4 is great. It'll be interesting to see the anime only fans reaction to him. |
Apr 26, 2013 7:57 PM
#113
Alexx_ said: insan3soldiern said: I wouldn't really consider Hisoka a villain/antagonist of the series.johnyjohny said: No Griffith guys? okay i call it. Er....Seinen. If this was about Seinen or villains in general I'm sure he'd be at the top of a lot of lists. Anyway, this is something HxH does really well. But, so far I'd probably pick Chrollo and Hisoka as my favorites from the series. Looking forward to when the Main villain of Chimera Ant comes into play, I hear a lot of good things about him and he's been mentioned quite a bit in this thread. Blackbeard from OP is pretty great as well. Also, Yoshikage Kira from Jojo Part 4 is great. It'll be interesting to see the anime only fans reaction to him. Honestly, I'm not sure if I do either. Maybe at first, but as the series goes on I'm not really sure. I guess I just wanted an excuse to throw him out there. |
"Yes, I have been deprived of emotion. But not completely. Whoever did it, botched the job." - Geralt of Rivia |
Apr 26, 2013 8:01 PM
#114
insan3soldiern said: Heh, can't blame you. He really is an interesting and bit mysterious character.Alexx_ said: insan3soldiern said: I wouldn't really consider Hisoka a villain/antagonist of the series.johnyjohny said: No Griffith guys? okay i call it. Er....Seinen. If this was about Seinen or villains in general I'm sure he'd be at the top of a lot of lists. Anyway, this is something HxH does really well. But, so far I'd probably pick Chrollo and Hisoka as my favorites from the series. Looking forward to when the Main villain of Chimera Ant comes into play, I hear a lot of good things about him and he's been mentioned quite a bit in this thread. Blackbeard from OP is pretty great as well. Also, Yoshikage Kira from Jojo Part 4 is great. It'll be interesting to see the anime only fans reaction to him. Honestly, I'm not sure if I do either. Maybe at first, but as the series goes on I'm not really sure. I guess I just wanted an excuse to throw him out there. |
Apr 26, 2013 8:40 PM
#116
toyall123 said: Aizen immediately comes to mind. He's a good villain and all, but Gin really outshines him. AnimePlanet community hates Aizen. |
Apr 26, 2013 8:55 PM
#117
YorozuyaGinSan said: toyall123 said: Aizen immediately comes to mind. He's a good villain and all, but Gin really outshines him. AnimePlanet community hates Aizen. Personally, I'm rather indifferent towards Gin. It may stem from what I believe to be his limited screen time (in comparison to Aizen) in the Arrancar arcs. But again, that's just me :) |
Apr 26, 2013 10:04 PM
#118
lupadim said: Yes, he is weak-willed. He is so weak willed that hes power made him become crazy. After episode one, after hes first kill, is was clear that Light was totally mad and that went to the end of the anime. There first step for being a powerful character is facing the fact you have an capability, but Light failed at this damn basic step and went crazy. Like I said, stop spouting bullshit. Did you read the manga? The manga as in the little sequel to Death Note. Here's how it went; A random Shinigami comes down and gives a notebook to a random person. He starts killing people and all of a sudden, Japan is dead bottom in living expectancy. Near comes on screen (with the big L) and calls him a pathetic wannabe. The guy commits suicide. That is what happens when a weak-willed person gets the Death Note. Light going crazy had nothing to do with his will. Ryuk even acknowledges that Light is the strongest willed person he's seen. That even a normal willed person would've committed suicide within a day. |
Apr 27, 2013 12:49 AM
#119
Dio Brando of JJBA due to the fact he is despisable but yet hard to hate him. |
Apr 27, 2013 1:45 AM
#121
lupadim said: jimbob1141 said: lupadim said: Nidalee said: Hey Black Beard is the worst villain ever. He receives double pain and hes power can be easily countered by flying. I can't believe he will be the final villain in One Piece also, there has to be someone that has not been revealed yet and that will fight Luffy at the end. But not him. I didn't say most powerful anyway, even though blackbeard is powerful. Blackbeards story was very well written, if you are basing your favorite villain on power levels then well.... BB's story well written? Wtfff. He killed an guy, ran away, made an crew and is shooting at others now. You should check Naraku's history. He was an bandit and an mass murderer, he killed people like if they were garbage. One day, he was burned but he was still alive, about to dying. An "priest" saw him there and saved him. He fell in love for the young (she was a girl) priest, but he would never be able to move hes body again due to the damage he suffered. So, he offered hes body to all the demons there was near, and after possessing him, he earned the power of all the demons, and since them, he starts hunting an gem that will give him immortality, while trying to avoid the priest he fell in love due to he can't kill her If that is how you perceive blackbeards story then you are a straight up retard. One piece spoilers below :) You are totally ignoring how he became a schibukai, started marineford and robbed whitebeard of his life and his devil fruit and then took up his position as a yonkou. Honestly i don't even know what to say to someone who thinks blackbeards story is "killed some guy and ran away and is now shooting at people" you don'y exactly need to be a genius to understand blackbeards story >.> one piece doesn't exactly have the greatest plot ever, but blackbeards story was damn good |
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Apr 27, 2013 1:58 AM
#122
yhunata said: That is what happens when a weak-willed person gets the Death Note. Light going crazy had nothing to do with his will. Ryuk even acknowledges that Light is the strongest willed person he's seen. That even a normal willed person would've committed suicide within a day. This is how I remember Light- Bleeding on the ground and screaming like a bitch calling for help. I'm sorry, but that does not seem like a strong willed person to me. Whatever he may have started as, or as noble as his intentions may have originally been, he devolves into nothing more then a childish murder and a very sore loser. I guess you could argue he was strong willed in his desire to beat L, because after all, that's what his goal devolved into, but I question if that's strong willed to begin with or child like stubbornness. |
ShrabsterApr 27, 2013 2:17 AM
Apr 27, 2013 2:24 AM
#123
Shrabster said: yhunata said: That is what happens when a weak-willed person gets the Death Note. Light going crazy had nothing to do with his will. Ryuk even acknowledges that Light is the strongest willed person he's seen. That even a normal willed person would've committed suicide within a day. This is how I remember Light- Bleeding on the ground and screaming like a bitch. I'm sorry, but that does not seem like a strong willed person to me. Whatever he may have started as, or as noble as his intentions may have originally been, he devolves into nothing more then a childish murder and a very sore loser. I guess you could argue he was strong willed in his desire to beat L, because after all that's what his goal devolved into, but I question if that's strong willed to begin with. Let's not forget that shortly after this he's begging for help and crying from what I recall. Of course, the purpose of Light's development was to show much how people can change when they possess a great power whether they're strong- or weak willed. |
Apr 27, 2013 2:29 AM
#124
Shrabster said: This is how I remember Light- Bleeding on the ground and screaming like a bitch calling for help. I'm sorry, but that does not seem like a strong willed person to me. Whatever he may have started as, or as noble as his intentions may have originally been, he devolves into nothing more then a childish murder and a very sore loser. I guess you could argue he was strong willed in his desire to beat L, because after all, that's what his goal devolved into, but I question if that's strong willed to begin with or child like stubbornness. How exactly does that translate to having a weak will? You're gonna tell me he didn't have a strong will because he realised he was done for? |
Apr 27, 2013 2:38 AM
#125
yhunata said: Shrabster said: This is how I remember Light- Bleeding on the ground and screaming like a bitch calling for help. I'm sorry, but that does not seem like a strong willed person to me. Whatever he may have started as, or as noble as his intentions may have originally been, he devolves into nothing more then a childish murder and a very sore loser. I guess you could argue he was strong willed in his desire to beat L, because after all, that's what his goal devolved into, but I question if that's strong willed to begin with or child like stubbornness. How exactly does that translate to having a weak will? You're gonna tell me he didn't have a strong will because he realised he was done for? The undignified way he went about it, screaming for help, placing blame on others for his situation, and etc. To me if he were strong willed he'd have just tried to scheme his way out of the situation with his usual calm demeanor, but whatever "will" he had completely went away. I hesitate to call it will because it's more along the lines of childlike stubbornness. It turned into that immediately when he decided to make things personal and abandon his "better world" goals for simply trying to one up L. What I saw was desperation and grasping at straws, nothing more, he caved in exactly like they wanted him to. |
ShrabsterApr 27, 2013 2:57 AM
Apr 27, 2013 3:18 AM
#126
Shrabster said: The undignified way he went about it, screaming for help, placing blame on others for his situation, and etc. To me if he were strong willed he'd have just tried to scheme his way out of the situation with his usual calm demeanor, but whatever "will" he had completely went away. I hesitate to call it will because it's more along the lines of childlike stubbornness. It turned into that immediately when he decided to make things personal and abandon his "better world" goals for simply trying to one up L. What I saw was desperation and grasping at straws, nothing more, he caved in exactly like they wanted him to. From the very beginning, he stated he didn't want to die. He was not your usual shonen hero, who doesn't fear death in the road to achieve his goal. His arrogance led him to believe that only he could do what he did (he was probably right on that one). Because of this, when he figured out that there was nothing more he could do when he was caught, he decided to beg Ryuk for help. It wasn't weak will, just a mix of stubbornness and arrogance. Oh, and memory loss considering how he forgot Ryuk wasn't his ally. |
Apr 27, 2013 3:31 AM
#127
yhunata said: Shrabster said: The undignified way he went about it, screaming for help, placing blame on others for his situation, and etc. To me if he were strong willed he'd have just tried to scheme his way out of the situation with his usual calm demeanor, but whatever "will" he had completely went away. I hesitate to call it will because it's more along the lines of childlike stubbornness. It turned into that immediately when he decided to make things personal and abandon his "better world" goals for simply trying to one up L. What I saw was desperation and grasping at straws, nothing more, he caved in exactly like they wanted him to. From the very beginning, he stated he didn't want to die. He was not your usual shonen hero, who doesn't fear death in the road to achieve his goal. His arrogance led him to believe that only he could do what he did (he was probably right on that one). Because of this, when he figured out that there was nothing more he could do when he was caught, he decided to beg Ryuk for help. It wasn't weak will, just a mix of stubbornness and arrogance. Oh, and memory loss considering how he forgot Ryuk wasn't his ally. Exactly, he let his fear, arrogance, and stubbornness cloud his reason and logic. At the end he completely lost his resolve and whatever will was there turned into desperation and pleading. Really, what is will without reason and logic? Stubbornness and desperation. He went from a convict meticulously planning an escape to one clawing at the bars of his cell in vein. |
ShrabsterApr 27, 2013 3:37 AM
Apr 27, 2013 3:36 AM
#128
Shrabster said: yhunata said: Shrabster said: The undignified way he went about it, screaming for help, placing blame on others for his situation, and etc. To me if he were strong willed he'd have just tried to scheme his way out of the situation with his usual calm demeanor, but whatever "will" he had completely went away. I hesitate to call it will because it's more along the lines of childlike stubbornness. It turned into that immediately when he decided to make things personal and abandon his "better world" goals for simply trying to one up L. What I saw was desperation and grasping at straws, nothing more, he caved in exactly like they wanted him to. From the very beginning, he stated he didn't want to die. He was not your usual shonen hero, who doesn't fear death in the road to achieve his goal. His arrogance led him to believe that only he could do what he did (he was probably right on that one). Because of this, when he figured out that there was nothing more he could do when he was caught, he decided to beg Ryuk for help. It wasn't weak will, just a mix of stubbornness and arrogance. Oh, and memory loss considering how he forgot Ryuk wasn't his ally. Exactly, he let his fear, arrogance, and stubbornness cloud his reason and logic. At the end he completely lost his resolve and whatever will was there turned into desperation and pleading. He went from a convict meticulously planning an escape to one clawing at the bars of his cell in vein. Okay, fine he lost his will at that moment. But the thing is... anyone would. He's not some mainstream battle shonen MC, after all. He's a very realistic representation of a very smart, "justice" loving human (that got twisted into what he became). Isn't it unfair to call him weak-willed for losing his composure for realising he's gonna die, when wanted to live due to his arrogance. |
Apr 27, 2013 3:52 AM
#129
yhunata said: Shrabster said: yhunata said: Shrabster said: The undignified way he went about it, screaming for help, placing blame on others for his situation, and etc. To me if he were strong willed he'd have just tried to scheme his way out of the situation with his usual calm demeanor, but whatever "will" he had completely went away. I hesitate to call it will because it's more along the lines of childlike stubbornness. It turned into that immediately when he decided to make things personal and abandon his "better world" goals for simply trying to one up L. What I saw was desperation and grasping at straws, nothing more, he caved in exactly like they wanted him to. From the very beginning, he stated he didn't want to die. He was not your usual shonen hero, who doesn't fear death in the road to achieve his goal. His arrogance led him to believe that only he could do what he did (he was probably right on that one). Because of this, when he figured out that there was nothing more he could do when he was caught, he decided to beg Ryuk for help. It wasn't weak will, just a mix of stubbornness and arrogance. Oh, and memory loss considering how he forgot Ryuk wasn't his ally. Exactly, he let his fear, arrogance, and stubbornness cloud his reason and logic. At the end he completely lost his resolve and whatever will was there turned into desperation and pleading. He went from a convict meticulously planning an escape to one clawing at the bars of his cell in vein. Okay, fine he lost his will at that moment. But the thing is... anyone would. He's not some mainstream battle shonen MC, after all. He's a very realistic representation of a very smart, "justice" loving human (that got twisted into what he became). Isn't it unfair to call him weak-willed for losing his composure for realising he's gonna die, when wanted to live due to his arrogance. The whole thing of it is that his will would have had to have been broken for him to even accept he was going to die and resort to desperation. I never expected him to be a good loser, as that's just not his character, but for all his pride and arrogance I at least expected him to go out with dignity maybe cursing them and the world for not seeing things his way, but certainly not breaking down and pleading for help. On a side note, am I the only one who thought "Gee, you know with so much at stake and being the clever guy he is, you think Light would have made a back up plan even or did a bit of fool proofing by making Mikami carry a few pieces of the Deathnote in his pocket at all times so he'd know they were real." |
ShrabsterApr 27, 2013 4:06 AM
Apr 27, 2013 3:57 AM
#130
Shrabster said: The whole thing of it is that his will would have had to have been broken for him to even accept he was going to die and resort to desperation. I never expected him to be a good loser, as that's just not his character, but for all his pride and arrogance I at least expected him to go out with dignity maybe cursing them and the world for not seeing things his way, but certainly not breaking down and pleading for help. He believed he was the only one who could've done what he did. That no one else could've done it. And he truly wanted to "save" the world from the "garbage". This later transformed into a "desire" to be a "God", especially after Lawliet died. In other words, his arrogance and stubbornness led him to breaking down like that. Even Lawliet admitted it. That he was similar to Kira as he, too, was stubborn. It seems ridiculous to label Light as weak-willed, just because of him breaking down like that. |
Apr 27, 2013 4:05 AM
#131
yhunata said: Shrabster said: The whole thing of it is that his will would have had to have been broken for him to even accept he was going to die and resort to desperation. I never expected him to be a good loser, as that's just not his character, but for all his pride and arrogance I at least expected him to go out with dignity maybe cursing them and the world for not seeing things his way, but certainly not breaking down and pleading for help. He believed he was the only one who could've done what he did. That no one else could've done it. And he truly wanted to "save" the world from the "garbage". This later transformed into a "desire" to be a "God", especially after Lawliet died. In other words, his arrogance and stubbornness led him to breaking down like that. Even Lawliet admitted it. That he was similar to Kira as he, too, was stubborn. It seems ridiculous to label Light as weak-willed, just because of him breaking down like that. Well, I wouldn't necessarily call him weak willed and I agree that calling him completely weak willed would be a stretch, but stubbornness =/= strong will, and he was only strong willed when he was seemingly winning or had an advantage, so I hesitate to call him strong willed. |
ShrabsterApr 27, 2013 4:13 AM
Apr 27, 2013 4:15 AM
#132
Uchiha Madara, i like his idea that as long as there are winners then there will be losers and hate is born from love like the love of maintaining peace causes wars, his trying to create a dream world or The Matrix where everybody's wish can come true although the only problem is that his gonna control it so his a dictator |
Apr 27, 2013 4:56 AM
#133
Mr7Beans said: Cell from Dragon Ball.. this Gohan going SSJ2 one of the most memorable moments i've seen in Anime anyway |
Apr 27, 2013 4:59 AM
#134
Shrabster said: Well, I wouldn't necessarily call him weak willed and I agree that calling him completely weak willed would be a stretch, but stubbornness =/= strong will, and he was only strong willed when he was seemingly winning or had an advantage, so I hesitate to call him strong willed. He's more than normal willed, at the very least. Ryuk stated that a normal human would lose his mind within days of attaining the Death Note, so Light definitely isn't a normal-willed person. So, he's either strong-willed or somewhere in between. Also, I realise I haven't posted my take on this thread yet. Quite easy. Yagami Light. And no, it's not his will, not his smartness that raked me in. It's the character. Light had a conviction which he desperately wanted to bring out to the world even before attaining the Death Note. This eventually leads him to becoming Kira and creating the most unorthodox, most gripping battle I've ever seen. Of course, Lawliet also deserves credit for that, but he wouldn't have been as awesome without Light and vice versa. |
Apr 27, 2013 5:08 AM
#135
I'll second Cell as well, he was BA too. |
The forums are dark, and full of ego. |
Apr 27, 2013 8:54 AM
#136
yhunata said: Shrabster said: Well, I wouldn't necessarily call him weak willed and I agree that calling him completely weak willed would be a stretch, but stubbornness =/= strong will, and he was only strong willed when he was seemingly winning or had an advantage, so I hesitate to call him strong willed. He's more than normal willed, at the very least. Ryuk stated that a normal human would lose his mind within days of attaining the Death Note, so Light definitely isn't a normal-willed person. So, he's either strong-willed or somewhere in between. But he did lose his mind! I will tell you the part when Light went crazy. 17:10 (to be more specific 17:25) Yes, he went crazy at that part. Light was the kind of guy that would never kill for any reason. He was walking by the streets and thinking "Those people would be better death", but at the deep of hes heart, he was thinking "Those people would be better death... But I can't kill them". If you think this is bullshit: - He killed the FBI agent - He wanted to be an god - He said everyone that goes against him will die - This: With all those things, if you still think he had a great will, that he was one of the best villains in the story of anime I give up. Light did great things because he had an OP (Overpower) power. Even if he had an geass he would not progress. You could say Lelouch was the most strong-willed character in the story of anime. That I would understand. He even died just to accomplish what he wanted. But Light? Oh, please, he was an kid with a childish goal (killing people that he didn't liked) which wanted to become an god, but at the end, ended up crying in the ground and insulting everyone. Enough? Or will you still complain that he is great-willed even with all those proofs? |
Apr 27, 2013 9:00 AM
#137
lupadim said: yhunata said: Shrabster said: Well, I wouldn't necessarily call him weak willed and I agree that calling him completely weak willed would be a stretch, but stubbornness =/= strong will, and he was only strong willed when he was seemingly winning or had an advantage, so I hesitate to call him strong willed. He's more than normal willed, at the very least. Ryuk stated that a normal human would lose his mind within days of attaining the Death Note, so Light definitely isn't a normal-willed person. So, he's either strong-willed or somewhere in between. But he did lose his mind! I will tell you the part when Light went crazy. 17:10 (to be more specific 17:25) Yes, he went crazy at that part. Light was the kind of guy that would never kill for any reason. He was walking by the streets and thinking "Those people would be better death", but at the deep of hes heart, he was thinking "Those people would be better death... But I can't kill them". If you think this is bullshit: - He killed the FBI agent - He wanted to be an god - He said everyone that goes against him will die - This: With all those things, if you still think he had a great will, that he was one of the best villains in the story of anime I give up. Light did great things because he had an OP (Overpower) power. Even if he had an geass he would not progress. You could say Lelouch was the most strong-willed character in the story of anime. That I would understand. He even died just to accomplish what he wanted. But Light? Oh, please, he was an kid with a childish goal (killing people that he didn't liked) which wanted to become an god, but at the end, ended up crying in the ground and insulting everyone. Enough? Or will you still complain that he is great-willed even with all those proofs? How the fuck does any of that translate to him being weak-willed? Admit it, you're just mad because his actions and thoughts goes against yours and since you're right, he's wrong. |
Apr 27, 2013 9:01 AM
#138
yhunata said: lupadim said: yhunata said: Shrabster said: Well, I wouldn't necessarily call him weak willed and I agree that calling him completely weak willed would be a stretch, but stubbornness =/= strong will, and he was only strong willed when he was seemingly winning or had an advantage, so I hesitate to call him strong willed. He's more than normal willed, at the very least. Ryuk stated that a normal human would lose his mind within days of attaining the Death Note, so Light definitely isn't a normal-willed person. So, he's either strong-willed or somewhere in between. But he did lose his mind! I will tell you the part when Light went crazy. 17:10 (to be more specific 17:25) Yes, he went crazy at that part. Light was the kind of guy that would never kill for any reason. He was walking by the streets and thinking "Those people would be better death", but at the deep of hes heart, he was thinking "Those people would be better death... But I can't kill them". If you think this is bullshit: - He killed the FBI agent - He wanted to be an god - He said everyone that goes against him will die - This: With all those things, if you still think he had a great will, that he was one of the best villains in the story of anime I give up. Light did great things because he had an OP (Overpower) power. Even if he had an geass he would not progress. You could say Lelouch was the most strong-willed character in the story of anime. That I would understand. He even died just to accomplish what he wanted. But Light? Oh, please, he was an kid with a childish goal (killing people that he didn't liked) which wanted to become an god, but at the end, ended up crying in the ground and insulting everyone. Enough? Or will you still complain that he is great-willed even with all those proofs? How the fuck does any of that translate to him being weak-willed? Admit it, you're just mad because his actions and thoughts goes against yours and since you're right, he's wrong. What the fuck? How can someone that wants to be an god just because has a note, cries when is shooted and curses everyone when is losing be called strong-willed? Are you calling him strong-willed because he killed people? I give up, you ran out of arguments and now is using the good and old "I am right and you are wrong so shut up now I'm going to cry at my corner". Geez. |
Apr 27, 2013 9:03 AM
#139
lupadim said: yhunata said: lupadim said: yhunata said: Shrabster said: Well, I wouldn't necessarily call him weak willed and I agree that calling him completely weak willed would be a stretch, but stubbornness =/= strong will, and he was only strong willed when he was seemingly winning or had an advantage, so I hesitate to call him strong willed. He's more than normal willed, at the very least. Ryuk stated that a normal human would lose his mind within days of attaining the Death Note, so Light definitely isn't a normal-willed person. So, he's either strong-willed or somewhere in between. But he did lose his mind! I will tell you the part when Light went crazy. 17:10 (to be more specific 17:25) Yes, he went crazy at that part. Light was the kind of guy that would never kill for any reason. He was walking by the streets and thinking "Those people would be better death", but at the deep of hes heart, he was thinking "Those people would be better death... But I can't kill them". If you think this is bullshit: - He killed the FBI agent - He wanted to be an god - He said everyone that goes against him will die - This: With all those things, if you still think he had a great will, that he was one of the best villains in the story of anime I give up. Light did great things because he had an OP (Overpower) power. Even if he had an geass he would not progress. You could say Lelouch was the most strong-willed character in the story of anime. That I would understand. He even died just to accomplish what he wanted. But Light? Oh, please, he was an kid with a childish goal (killing people that he didn't liked) which wanted to become an god, but at the end, ended up crying in the ground and insulting everyone. Enough? Or will you still complain that he is great-willed even with all those proofs? How the fuck does any of that translate to him being weak-willed? Admit it, you're just mad because his actions and thoughts goes against yours and since you're right, he's wrong. What the fuck? How can someone that wants to be an god just because has a note, cries when is shooted and curses everyone when is losing be called strong-willed? Are you calling him strong-willed because he killed people? I give up, you ran out of arguments and now is using the good and old "I am right and you are wrong so shut up now I'm going to cry at my corner". Geez. What the fuck? How does having bad ideas equate to a person having bad will? Please, for the sake of God, go learn some English first. |
Apr 27, 2013 9:05 AM
#140
yhunata said: lupadim said: yhunata said: lupadim said: yhunata said: Shrabster said: Well, I wouldn't necessarily call him weak willed and I agree that calling him completely weak willed would be a stretch, but stubbornness =/= strong will, and he was only strong willed when he was seemingly winning or had an advantage, so I hesitate to call him strong willed. He's more than normal willed, at the very least. Ryuk stated that a normal human would lose his mind within days of attaining the Death Note, so Light definitely isn't a normal-willed person. So, he's either strong-willed or somewhere in between. But he did lose his mind! I will tell you the part when Light went crazy. 17:10 (to be more specific 17:25) Yes, he went crazy at that part. Light was the kind of guy that would never kill for any reason. He was walking by the streets and thinking "Those people would be better death", but at the deep of hes heart, he was thinking "Those people would be better death... But I can't kill them". If you think this is bullshit: - He killed the FBI agent - He wanted to be an god - He said everyone that goes against him will die - This: With all those things, if you still think he had a great will, that he was one of the best villains in the story of anime I give up. Light did great things because he had an OP (Overpower) power. Even if he had an geass he would not progress. You could say Lelouch was the most strong-willed character in the story of anime. That I would understand. He even died just to accomplish what he wanted. But Light? Oh, please, he was an kid with a childish goal (killing people that he didn't liked) which wanted to become an god, but at the end, ended up crying in the ground and insulting everyone. Enough? Or will you still complain that he is great-willed even with all those proofs? How the fuck does any of that translate to him being weak-willed? Admit it, you're just mad because his actions and thoughts goes against yours and since you're right, he's wrong. What the fuck? How can someone that wants to be an god just because has a note, cries when is shooted and curses everyone when is losing be called strong-willed? Are you calling him strong-willed because he killed people? I give up, you ran out of arguments and now is using the good and old "I am right and you are wrong so shut up now I'm going to cry at my corner". Geez. What the fuck? How does having bad ideas equate to a person having bad will? Please, for the sake of God, go learn some English first. Now you are using my grammar as an argument. Light was more strong-willed than you certainly. And you has to be EXTREMELY weak-willed to have a waker will than Light's. |
Apr 27, 2013 9:09 AM
#141
lupadim said: yhunata said: lupadim said: yhunata said: lupadim said: yhunata said: Shrabster said: Well, I wouldn't necessarily call him weak willed and I agree that calling him completely weak willed would be a stretch, but stubbornness =/= strong will, and he was only strong willed when he was seemingly winning or had an advantage, so I hesitate to call him strong willed. He's more than normal willed, at the very least. Ryuk stated that a normal human would lose his mind within days of attaining the Death Note, so Light definitely isn't a normal-willed person. So, he's either strong-willed or somewhere in between. But he did lose his mind! I will tell you the part when Light went crazy. 17:10 (to be more specific 17:25) Yes, he went crazy at that part. Light was the kind of guy that would never kill for any reason. He was walking by the streets and thinking "Those people would be better death", but at the deep of hes heart, he was thinking "Those people would be better death... But I can't kill them". If you think this is bullshit: - He killed the FBI agent - He wanted to be an god - He said everyone that goes against him will die - This: With all those things, if you still think he had a great will, that he was one of the best villains in the story of anime I give up. Light did great things because he had an OP (Overpower) power. Even if he had an geass he would not progress. You could say Lelouch was the most strong-willed character in the story of anime. That I would understand. He even died just to accomplish what he wanted. But Light? Oh, please, he was an kid with a childish goal (killing people that he didn't liked) which wanted to become an god, but at the end, ended up crying in the ground and insulting everyone. Enough? Or will you still complain that he is great-willed even with all those proofs? How the fuck does any of that translate to him being weak-willed? Admit it, you're just mad because his actions and thoughts goes against yours and since you're right, he's wrong. What the fuck? How can someone that wants to be an god just because has a note, cries when is shooted and curses everyone when is losing be called strong-willed? Are you calling him strong-willed because he killed people? I give up, you ran out of arguments and now is using the good and old "I am right and you are wrong so shut up now I'm going to cry at my corner". Geez. What the fuck? How does having bad ideas equate to a person having bad will? Please, for the sake of God, go learn some English first. Now you are using my grammar as an argument. Light was more strong-willed than you certainly. And you has to be EXTREMELY weak-willed to have a waker will than Light's. I'm not using your grammar as an argument. I'm using your incapability to understand words as an argument. You don't understand what being weak-willed is at all. Luffy went crazy after waking up at the Isle of Women when you-know-what happened at Marineford. But hey, he's from One Piece and he doesn't kill people, so he's not weak-willed, right? |
Apr 27, 2013 9:11 AM
#142
yhunata said: lupadim said: yhunata said: lupadim said: yhunata said: lupadim said: yhunata said: Shrabster said: Well, I wouldn't necessarily call him weak willed and I agree that calling him completely weak willed would be a stretch, but stubbornness =/= strong will, and he was only strong willed when he was seemingly winning or had an advantage, so I hesitate to call him strong willed. He's more than normal willed, at the very least. Ryuk stated that a normal human would lose his mind within days of attaining the Death Note, so Light definitely isn't a normal-willed person. So, he's either strong-willed or somewhere in between. But he did lose his mind! I will tell you the part when Light went crazy. 17:10 (to be more specific 17:25) Yes, he went crazy at that part. Light was the kind of guy that would never kill for any reason. He was walking by the streets and thinking "Those people would be better death", but at the deep of hes heart, he was thinking "Those people would be better death... But I can't kill them". If you think this is bullshit: - He killed the FBI agent - He wanted to be an god - He said everyone that goes against him will die - This: With all those things, if you still think he had a great will, that he was one of the best villains in the story of anime I give up. Light did great things because he had an OP (Overpower) power. Even if he had an geass he would not progress. You could say Lelouch was the most strong-willed character in the story of anime. That I would understand. He even died just to accomplish what he wanted. But Light? Oh, please, he was an kid with a childish goal (killing people that he didn't liked) which wanted to become an god, but at the end, ended up crying in the ground and insulting everyone. Enough? Or will you still complain that he is great-willed even with all those proofs? How the fuck does any of that translate to him being weak-willed? Admit it, you're just mad because his actions and thoughts goes against yours and since you're right, he's wrong. What the fuck? How can someone that wants to be an god just because has a note, cries when is shooted and curses everyone when is losing be called strong-willed? Are you calling him strong-willed because he killed people? I give up, you ran out of arguments and now is using the good and old "I am right and you are wrong so shut up now I'm going to cry at my corner". Geez. What the fuck? How does having bad ideas equate to a person having bad will? Please, for the sake of God, go learn some English first. Now you are using my grammar as an argument. Light was more strong-willed than you certainly. And you has to be EXTREMELY weak-willed to have a waker will than Light's. I'm not using your grammar as an argument. I'm using your incapability to understand words as an argument. You don't understand what being weak-willed is at all. Luffy went crazy after waking up at the Isle of Women when you-know-what happened at Marineford. But hey, he's from One Piece and he doesn't kill people, so he's not weak-willed, right? Of course Luffy went crazy; Hes brother DIED. But well, when things are going bad for him, he doesn't started crying and such. Instead, he solves the problem with intelligence and without screaming like a bitch. |
Apr 27, 2013 9:13 AM
#143
Souther from Fist of the North Star. His fight with Kenshiro at the pyramid was epic, he was a completely unconventional opponent, and even Raoh respected him. He's honestly more of a big bad than Raoh was and felt motivated to do what he did while Raoh was just sort of in it for the lulz. |
Apr 27, 2013 9:14 AM
#144
Stop with those quote towers... Light wasn't weak willed his will was very strong at least when he was winning. He died like a bitch though And there is more to good villains than how strong or weak their will is... |
Apr 27, 2013 9:14 AM
#145
lupadim said: Of course Luffy went crazy; Hes brother DIED. But well, when things are going bad for him, he doesn't started crying and such. Instead, he solves the problem with intelligence and without screaming like a bitch. Luffy cried and wanted to die. Yes, his brother died. What happened to Light? He got caught and was gonna be sentenced to death. But no, right? Light's weak-willed. From your logic and definition of weak-willed, Luffy fits right into it. |
Apr 27, 2013 9:17 AM
#146
yhunata said: lupadim said: Of course Luffy went crazy; Hes brother DIED. But well, when things are going bad for him, he doesn't started crying and such. Instead, he solves the problem with intelligence and without screaming like a bitch. Luffy cried and wanted to die. Yes, his brother died. What happened to Light? He got caught and was gonna be sentenced to death. But no, right? Light's weak-willed. From your logic and definition of weak-willed, Luffy fits right into it. Luffy cried FOR HES NAKAMA, FOR HES FRIENDS. And Luffy didn't wanted to die; He just lost hes mind for some minutes. While Luffy was crying for all hes friends, Light was crying because HE WANTED TO SAVE HES OWN ASS. He wanted to save HIMSELF. You see how he speaks? "I will be the god of the new world" "Matsuda, shoot THEM!" "Mikami, protect ME!". How can he be strong willed if he is an stupid coward that only cares about himself? What he wants to protect? Hes own ass? What he wants to accomplish? He wants to kill everyone he doesn't like? He is killing hes own friends for saving hes ass, who will be left at the end? |
Apr 27, 2013 9:20 AM
#147
lupadim said: yhunata said: lupadim said: Of course Luffy went crazy; Hes brother DIED. But well, when things are going bad for him, he doesn't started crying and such. Instead, he solves the problem with intelligence and without screaming like a bitch. Luffy cried and wanted to die. Yes, his brother died. What happened to Light? He got caught and was gonna be sentenced to death. But no, right? Light's weak-willed. From your logic and definition of weak-willed, Luffy fits right into it. Luffy cried FOR HES NAKAMA, FOR HES FRIENDS. And Luffy didn't wanted to die; He just lost hes mind for some minutes. While Luffy was crying for all hes friends, Light was crying because HE WANTED TO SAVE HES OWN ASS. He wanted to save HIMSELF. You see how he speaks? "I will be the god of the new world" "Matsuda, shoot THEM!" "Mikami, protect ME!". How can he be strong willed if he is an stupid coward that only cares about himself? What he wants to protect? Hes own ass? What he wants to accomplish? He wants to kill everyone he doesn't like? He is killing hes own friends for saving hes ass, who will be left at the end? Did you just call Light stupid? Also, I've already had this same damn conversation with Shrabster who actually understood what I was trying to say. So, I'm just gonna link you to that and be done with it (besides, Liverpool's games starting. I don't have time to debate with you). http://myanimelist.net/forum/?topicid=591713&show=120 Starting post no 132 |
Apr 27, 2013 9:22 AM
#148
lupadim said: yhunata said: lupadim said: Of course Luffy went crazy; Hes brother DIED. But well, when things are going bad for him, he doesn't started crying and such. Instead, he solves the problem with intelligence and without screaming like a bitch. Luffy cried and wanted to die. Yes, his brother died. What happened to Light? He got caught and was gonna be sentenced to death. But no, right? Light's weak-willed. From your logic and definition of weak-willed, Luffy fits right into it. Luffy cried FOR HES NAKAMA, FOR HES FRIENDS. And Luffy didn't wanted to die; He just lost hes mind for some minutes. While Luffy was crying for all hes friends, Light was crying because HE WANTED TO SAVE HES OWN ASS. He wanted to save HIMSELF. You see how he speaks? "I will be the god of the new world" "Matsuda, shoot THEM!" "Mikami, protect ME!". How can he be strong willed if he is an stupid coward that only cares about himself? What he wants to protect? Hes own ass? What he wants to accomplish? He wants to kill everyone he doesn't like? He is killing hes own friends for saving hes ass, who will be left at the end? Um, lets backtrack to the scene of blackbeard rolling on the ground in pain. He stands back up, picks luffy up and slams him into ground, luffy then proceeds to also roll around on the ground in pain. Blackbeards deep breathing&sweating is because he's kinda out of shape and middleaged.. he's got muscle but he's also fat.. I'm not sure where you're getting this whole "crying" thing from |
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Apr 27, 2013 9:23 AM
#149
lupadim said: yhunata said: lupadim said: Of course Luffy went crazy; Hes brother DIED. But well, when things are going bad for him, he doesn't started crying and such. Instead, he solves the problem with intelligence and without screaming like a bitch. Luffy cried and wanted to die. Yes, his brother died. What happened to Light? He got caught and was gonna be sentenced to death. But no, right? Light's weak-willed. From your logic and definition of weak-willed, Luffy fits right into it. Luffy cried FOR HIS NAKAMA, FOR HIS FRIENDS. And Luffy didn't wanted to die; he just lost his mind for some time. While Luffy was crying for all his friends, Light was crying because HE WANTED TO SAVE HIS OWN ASS. He wanted to save HIMSELF. You see how he speaks? "I will be the god of the new world" "Matsuda, shoot THEM!" "Mikami, protect ME!". How can he be strong willed if he is an stupid coward that only cares about himself? What he wants to protect? His own ass? What he wants to accomplish? He wants to kill everyone he doesn't like? He is killing his own friends for saving his ass, who will be left at the end? By the way, you're conflating universal trauma with lack of a strong will. Try again, or I move everyone to respond stupidly to you. Again. |
Apr 27, 2013 9:30 AM
#150
Light had a strong will, a very strong will. Just because you disagree with his killings doesn't make it a weak will. It would have been pretty weak willed of him to accept losing againster Near, but instead he continued to try to fight right up to the end |
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