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Nov 22, 2022 11:35 PM
#1
Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER |
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Nov 22, 2022 11:54 PM
#2
The marines knew Whitebeard was gonna come so they were using ace as bait for a way to take down the crew. Also it’s a big symbolic moment since they were finally ending rogers blood line for good. |
Nov 23, 2022 12:02 AM
#3
They don't do a good job of building up anything |
Nov 23, 2022 12:34 AM
#4
his title? you mean "fire fist" ace? if so, then what part of "fire fist" suggests that he's strong and grand? it implies that he's a fire user, i thought that's...obvious? the whole navy gathered for his execution bc they knew whitebeard would surely come to retrieve his 2nd division commander. it's called being "bait". |
ryzxgumNov 23, 2022 12:42 AM
Nov 23, 2022 1:11 AM
#5
ryzxgum said: his title? you mean "fire fist" ace? if so, then what part of "fire fist" suggests that he's strong and grand? it implies that he's a fire user, i thought that's...obvious? the whole navy gathered for his execution bc they knew whitebeard would surely come to retrieve his 2nd division commander. it's called being "bait". you think their plan... was to have their entire HQ destoryed and their army reserves decimated in a war torn battle? you really dont think they could have figured out a better way to get whitebeard |
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Nov 23, 2022 1:18 AM
#6
onionboys said: ryzxgum said: his title? you mean "fire fist" ace? if so, then what part of "fire fist" suggests that he's strong and grand? it implies that he's a fire user, i thought that's...obvious? the whole navy gathered for his execution bc they knew whitebeard would surely come to retrieve his 2nd division commander. it's called being "bait". you think their plan... was to have their entire HQ destoryed and their army reserves decimated in a war torn battle? you really dont think they could have figured out a better way to get whitebeard literally everyone was there so it was kinda the only chance they had at taking down whitbeard. the whole navy force had time to gather and prepare, this was the greatest opportunity they would ever get to taking down whitebeard |
Nov 23, 2022 1:30 AM
#7
Please do not turn yourself into one of those traditional critics of One piece who look through every crevice, cusp, and corner to find the most minute thing to bitch about. That being said, I just wholeheartedly disagree. In Alabasta, you can see the way Ace carried himself among Luffy's crew. They could tell that he was someone incredibly strong. I can't remember what the anime did, but I know that Ace only appears briefly,in the manga, helping fight some baroque war agents, and then talking with the straw hats. Immediately after that, he continued looking for Blackbeard. He was the second division commander of Whitebeard's crew, how does that not signify properly his strength and power? Ace was one of the most notorious pirates in the world not just for being linked with Whitebeard but also for his lineage. In other arcs/ storylines, Ace does get built up as more of a primary character. Even in the current arc in the anime, he is still being talked about as an important figure. |
samsince04Nov 23, 2022 2:03 AM
Nov 23, 2022 1:41 AM
#8
onionboys said: They clearly were anticipating full-on-war when they decided to execute one of WB's crewmates so I'm sure there was no other alternative for them. The Marines executing Ace was to send a message to the whole world more than it was to kill WBryzxgum said: his title? you mean "fire fist" ace? if so, then what part of "fire fist" suggests that he's strong and grand? it implies that he's a fire user, i thought that's...obvious? the whole navy gathered for his execution bc they knew whitebeard would surely come to retrieve his 2nd division commander. it's called being "bait". you think their plan... was to have their entire HQ destoryed and their army reserves decimated in a war torn battle? you really dont think they could have figured out a better way to get whitebeard They hoped to end the insane era that Roger's statements had sparked. They wished for the entire world to witness the Marine's true power. Yes, there was a risk but ultimately they achieved what they wanted. Although it backfired when a respected figure like WB acknowledged The One Piece's existence. |
Nov 23, 2022 1:41 AM
#9
onionboys said: ryzxgum said: his title? you mean "fire fist" ace? if so, then what part of "fire fist" suggests that he's strong and grand? it implies that he's a fire user, i thought that's...obvious? the whole navy gathered for his execution bc they knew whitebeard would surely come to retrieve his 2nd division commander. it's called being "bait". you think their plan... was to have their entire HQ destoryed and their army reserves decimated in a war torn battle? you really dont think they could have figured out a better way to get whitebeard no clown, their plan was to lure whitebeard out, they take the bait and the marines defeat them. AND IT WORKED. majority of pirates died and the marines lived on. this is what happens when you watch one piece on tiktok. you make dumb threads like this. |
Nov 23, 2022 1:45 AM
#10
this is what happens when you watch one piece on tiktok. you make dumb threads like this. x2 |
Nov 23, 2022 2:13 AM
#11
onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I think they did a solid job on the build up, with 1000+ episodes and more than just build up to show, there’s no need for a 700 word essay on why ace is part of one of the strongest crew’s 2nd division, “they don’t let just anyone become the 2nd division commander of the whitebeard pirates” -zoro, i mean he’s got the moniker “fire fist ace” then he gave a small example of what he’s capable of, of course we don’t get all the good stuff till after marineford, keep in mind this was a time when the biggest threat to anyone was a guy who could make a sea king piss off with a stare, so i think your take isn’t really all that thought out I think you’d have a better time giving takes about anime over at that place over there —> ![]() |
Nov 23, 2022 2:15 AM
#12
the thing about ace is since his "bad" performance in marineford people tend to hate him and calling him weak. these people have to remember that not only ace was in terrible condition (ate and drank almost nothing in jail etc.) also he was worried af about Luffy. the conclusion is ace couldn't be in his full power on marineford leave alone reaching his prime |
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Nov 23, 2022 4:26 AM
#13
If you want to talk about strength and power buildup heres some of what was said to shown his strength: Ace was shown to have been strong enough to stop the climate of an entire island due to his prescence, was the second division commander of the strongest pirate crew in the world. He was also asked to join and tied with a Shichibukai, then the person who captured him was immediately made a shichibuki, displaying how strong the Navy considered him. In terms of feats, his fight with Blackbeard was probably the most destructive fight we had seen up till that point in the series. Those "rocks" that Ace and Blackbeard were destorying were shown to be near the size of mountains and Ace's flame engulfed half an island. Also, you don't seem to understand why the navy was deployed. It wasn't for his execution, it was to kill Whitebeard. Its made clear multiple times that the plan was to kill Whitebeard, this was just an opportune moment to kill Ace and end his bloodline |
ThreeieceNov 23, 2022 6:26 AM
Nov 23, 2022 5:50 AM
#14
Threeiece said: If you want to talk about strength and power buildup heres some of what was said to shoe his strength: Ace was shown to have been strong enough to stop the climate of an entire island due to his prescence, was the second division commander of the strongest pirate crew in the world. He was also asked to join and tied with a Shichibukai, then the person who captured him was immediately made a shichibuki, displaying how strong the Navy considered him. In terms of feats, his fight with Blackbeard was probably the most destructive fight we had seen up till that point in the series. Those "rocks" that Ace and Blackbeard were destorying were shown to be near the size of mountains and Ace's flame engulfed half an island. Also, you don't seem to understand why the navy was deployed. It wasn't for his execution, it was to kill Whitebeard. Its made clear multiple times that the plan was to kill Whitebeard, this was just an opportune moment to kill Ace and end his bloodline + Ace and Jinbe fought 5 days long before Ace joined the Whitebeard pirates. Reason? Because Ace wanted to kill Whitebeard, Jinbe wanted to protect him (Whitebeard) because Jinbe belonged to Whitebeards fleet and is a honorable person/man. |
Nov 23, 2022 6:18 AM
#15
Am 100% sure that Ace was built up to being strong, unless the OP is suggesting we needed to have a backstory volume or two focused only on Ace showing him defeating enemies, then I dont get the complaint here. A good writer doesnt need to make everything 100% explicit, you can use your intuition, logic, and reasoning to reach the conclusion that Ace is strong based on the facts Oda presented in the story. |
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Nov 23, 2022 6:25 AM
#16
Loaf_dontcare1 said: Threeiece said: If you want to talk about strength and power buildup heres some of what was said to shoe his strength: Ace was shown to have been strong enough to stop the climate of an entire island due to his prescence, was the second division commander of the strongest pirate crew in the world. He was also asked to join and tied with a Shichibukai, then the person who captured him was immediately made a shichibuki, displaying how strong the Navy considered him. In terms of feats, his fight with Blackbeard was probably the most destructive fight we had seen up till that point in the series. Those "rocks" that Ace and Blackbeard were destorying were shown to be near the size of mountains and Ace's flame engulfed half an island. Also, you don't seem to understand why the navy was deployed. It wasn't for his execution, it was to kill Whitebeard. Its made clear multiple times that the plan was to kill Whitebeard, this was just an opportune moment to kill Ace and end his bloodline + Ace and Jinbe fought 5 days long before Ace joined the Whitebeard pirates. Reason? Because Ace wanted to kill Whitebeard, Jinbe wanted to protect him (Whitebeard) because Jinbe belonged to Whitebeards fleet and is a honorable person/man. Yeah, legit the second longest fight in One Piece canon that we have seen (in a series with fights that span days) |
Nov 23, 2022 7:07 AM
#17
well the thing is ,if they would have build the Ace , luffy would have no chance to shine as protagonist , cos their would be always a thread that there is always someone better to be pirate king, |
Nov 23, 2022 10:26 AM
#18
RequiemLo64 said: onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I think they did a solid job on the build up, with 1000+ episodes and more than just build up to show, there’s no need for a 700 word essay on why ace is part of one of the strongest crew’s 2nd division, “they don’t let just anyone become the 2nd division commander of the whitebeard pirates” -zoro, i mean he’s got the moniker “fire fist ace” then he gave a small example of what he’s capable of, of course we don’t get all the good stuff till after marineford, keep in mind this was a time when the biggest threat to anyone was a guy who could make a sea king piss off with a stare, so i think your take isn’t really all that thought out I think you’d have a better time giving takes about anime over at that place over there —> ![]() i aint reading all that |
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Nov 23, 2022 11:53 AM
#19
onionboys said: bruh his response is relatively the same length as your post. Have some shame.RequiemLo64 said: onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I think they did a solid job on the build up, with 1000+ episodes and more than just build up to show, there’s no need for a 700 word essay on why ace is part of one of the strongest crew’s 2nd division, “they don’t let just anyone become the 2nd division commander of the whitebeard pirates” -zoro, i mean he’s got the moniker “fire fist ace” then he gave a small example of what he’s capable of, of course we don’t get all the good stuff till after marineford, keep in mind this was a time when the biggest threat to anyone was a guy who could make a sea king piss off with a stare, so i think your take isn’t really all that thought out I think you’d have a better time giving takes about anime over at that place over there —> ![]() i aint reading all that |
Nov 23, 2022 11:53 AM
#20
The whitebeard pirates are a family. Power had nothing to do with it. |
Nov 23, 2022 1:14 PM
#21
samsince04 said: onionboys said: bruh his response is relatively the same length as your post. Have some shame.RequiemLo64 said: onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I think they did a solid job on the build up, with 1000+ episodes and more than just build up to show, there’s no need for a 700 word essay on why ace is part of one of the strongest crew’s 2nd division, “they don’t let just anyone become the 2nd division commander of the whitebeard pirates” -zoro, i mean he’s got the moniker “fire fist ace” then he gave a small example of what he’s capable of, of course we don’t get all the good stuff till after marineford, keep in mind this was a time when the biggest threat to anyone was a guy who could make a sea king piss off with a stare, so i think your take isn’t really all that thought out I think you’d have a better time giving takes about anime over at that place over there —> ![]() i aint reading all that u must really need attention if ur over here quoting other posts after u have very clearly been ignored multiple times |
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Nov 23, 2022 1:21 PM
#22
onionboys said: lol who are you fronting for? No one's impressed by this shtick you have going on here. You make a post, people respond to your post and you reply with mundane answers. How sad, you ignored my response. How does that affect me in any way? It's not like I cannot just hop on another forum thread and voice my opinion there or anything...samsince04 said: onionboys said: RequiemLo64 said: onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I think they did a solid job on the build up, with 1000+ episodes and more than just build up to show, there’s no need for a 700 word essay on why ace is part of one of the strongest crew’s 2nd division, “they don’t let just anyone become the 2nd division commander of the whitebeard pirates” -zoro, i mean he’s got the moniker “fire fist ace” then he gave a small example of what he’s capable of, of course we don’t get all the good stuff till after marineford, keep in mind this was a time when the biggest threat to anyone was a guy who could make a sea king piss off with a stare, so i think your take isn’t really all that thought out I think you’d have a better time giving takes about anime over at that place over there —> ![]() i aint reading all that u must really need attention if ur over here quoting other posts after u have very clearly been ignored multiple times |
Nov 23, 2022 2:40 PM
#23
onionboys said: RequiemLo64 said: onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I think they did a solid job on the build up, with 1000+ episodes and more than just build up to show, there’s no need for a 700 word essay on why ace is part of one of the strongest crew’s 2nd division, “they don’t let just anyone become the 2nd division commander of the whitebeard pirates” -zoro, i mean he’s got the moniker “fire fist ace” then he gave a small example of what he’s capable of, of course we don’t get all the good stuff till after marineford, keep in mind this was a time when the biggest threat to anyone was a guy who could make a sea king piss off with a stare, so i think your take isn’t really all that thought out I think you’d have a better time giving takes about anime over at that place over there —> ![]() i aint reading all that Then maybe don’t post in the forums :) you know this is how discussion works right? plus it doesn’t sound like you know what you’re talking about anyways. |
Nov 23, 2022 2:59 PM
#24
onionboys said: RequiemLo64 said: onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I think they did a solid job on the build up, with 1000+ episodes and more than just build up to show, there’s no need for a 700 word essay on why ace is part of one of the strongest crew’s 2nd division, “they don’t let just anyone become the 2nd division commander of the whitebeard pirates” -zoro, i mean he’s got the moniker “fire fist ace” then he gave a small example of what he’s capable of, of course we don’t get all the good stuff till after marineford, keep in mind this was a time when the biggest threat to anyone was a guy who could make a sea king piss off with a stare, so i think your take isn’t really all that thought out I think you’d have a better time giving takes about anime over at that place over there —> ![]() i aint reading all that I actually thought you made a forum to start conversation but it seems you just started one to hate. |
Nov 23, 2022 3:17 PM
#25
His execution was obviously meant to be symbolic. He was set to be executed because he was Roger's son, not because he as a pirate was a huge threat to the WG itself. |
Nov 23, 2022 9:59 PM
#26
onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I agree, his emotional build up was flawed, because all the informations that we know about him and his past were shown in the flashbacks which were used every 5 min in Marineford lmfao Not to mention the cringe execution of his death, he's been kept detained while watching the death of his teammates for dozens of episodes, so he should've been be the most aware person of the crucial conditions they're in and just escape with them In honor of their sacrifices, especially Whitebeard being closer to him than anyone else, but no he chooses an unrealistic decision for the sake of the drama and the usual pathetic porn tears in one piece |
Nov 23, 2022 11:56 PM
#27
Khalil04 said: What unrealistic decision? A decision not to leave WB alone? Not unrealistic, all the division commanders were doing the same. A decision to protect his little brother? Not unrealistic at all.onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I agree, his emotional build up was flawed, because all the informations that we know about him and his past were shown in the flashbacks which were used every 5 min in Marineford lmfao Not to mention the cringe execution of his death, he's been kept detained while watching the death of his teammates for dozens of episodes, so he should've been be the most aware person of the crucial conditions they're in and just escape with them In honor of their sacrifices, especially Whitebeard being closer to him than anyone else, but no he chooses an unrealistic decision for the sake of the drama and the usual pathetic porn tears in one piece |
Nov 24, 2022 5:20 AM
#28
Khalil04 said: onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I agree, his emotional build up was flawed, because all the informations that we know about him and his past were shown in the flashbacks which were used every 5 min in Marineford lmfao Not to mention the cringe execution of his death, he's been kept detained while watching the death of his teammates for dozens of episodes, so he should've been be the most aware person of the crucial conditions they're in and just escape with them In honor of their sacrifices, especially Whitebeard being closer to him than anyone else, but no he chooses an unrealistic decision for the sake of the drama and the usual pathetic porn tears in one piece It wasn't unrealistic but dumb. But a comment I've seen on Youtube before describes it pretty well. I'm not quoting it exactly: Ace let his pride (the tattoo on his back which resembles his father and captain, and which was also the main reason he died anyway) burn to something or better SOMEONE more important to him. (his little brother) He made a couple of stupid decisions (among other things for his captain and father) that let to his death. But later on right before his death, he let go of his pride and love for his father/captain and protected his little brother. (because Luffys more important to him) |
Nov 24, 2022 10:48 AM
#29
Loaf_dontcare1 said: Khalil04 said: onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I agree, his emotional build up was flawed, because all the informations that we know about him and his past were shown in the flashbacks which were used every 5 min in Marineford lmfao Not to mention the cringe execution of his death, he's been kept detained while watching the death of his teammates for dozens of episodes, so he should've been be the most aware person of the crucial conditions they're in and just escape with them In honor of their sacrifices, especially Whitebeard being closer to him than anyone else, but no he chooses an unrealistic decision for the sake of the drama and the usual pathetic porn tears in one piece It wasn't unrealistic but dumb. But a comment I've seen on Youtube before describes it pretty well. I'm not quoting it exactly: Ace let his pride (the tattoo on his back which resembles his father and captain, and which was also the main reason he died anyway) burn to something or better SOMEONE more important to him. (his little brother) He made a couple of stupid decisions (among other things for his captain and father) that let to his death. But later on right before his death, he let go of his pride and love for his father/captain and protected his little brother. (because Luffys more important to him) That's true, but it still feels somewhat clishé Here's an example I would personally loved to see instead of what actually happened: Imagine the same hype moment when Luffy freed Ace from his chains, but the difference is that they keep running after it while showing Ace seeing his crew injured and on the verge of death, so he decides to not waste what they have sacrificed for him, and rather keeps moving forward to escape as soon as possible.. Now I don't expect him to do all this without being emotionally broken and in tears, so he looks at the white beard one last time and tries to save his life but Luffy and the others stop him and push him away to shanks' ship ... I understand that the death of white beard is necessary to carry the themes of one piece so that will be remained, but let's be real Luffy didn't have proper development after ace's incident , it was just an excuse for him to get stronger |
Nov 24, 2022 11:02 AM
#30
Khalil04 said: Loaf_dontcare1 said: Khalil04 said: onionboys said: Maybe this is specific to the anime, but Ace is not portrayed in the anime as being as strong and grand of a pirate as his title suggests. To bring the whole Navy together for his execution, you would think hes on the level of the old king of the pirates. Instead, the anime gives us practically no build up for his character. Hell, up until Marineford, hes been nothing but a secondary character for the Alabasta arc. P.S. - so you one OP fanboys dont mix this up.. im not talking about EMOTIONAL build up... this is about STRENGTH/POWER I agree, his emotional build up was flawed, because all the informations that we know about him and his past were shown in the flashbacks which were used every 5 min in Marineford lmfao Not to mention the cringe execution of his death, he's been kept detained while watching the death of his teammates for dozens of episodes, so he should've been be the most aware person of the crucial conditions they're in and just escape with them In honor of their sacrifices, especially Whitebeard being closer to him than anyone else, but no he chooses an unrealistic decision for the sake of the drama and the usual pathetic porn tears in one piece It wasn't unrealistic but dumb. But a comment I've seen on Youtube before describes it pretty well. I'm not quoting it exactly: Ace let his pride (the tattoo on his back which resembles his father and captain, and which was also the main reason he died anyway) burn to something or better SOMEONE more important to him. (his little brother) He made a couple of stupid decisions (among other things for his captain and father) that let to his death. But later on right before his death, he let go of his pride and love for his father/captain and protected his little brother. (because Luffys more important to him) That's true, but it still feels somewhat clishé Here's an example I would personally loved to see instead of what actually happened: Imagine the same hype moment when Luffy freed Ace from his chains, but the difference is that they keep running after it while showing Ace seeing his crew injured and on the verge of death, so he decides to not waste what they have sacrificed for him, and rather keeps moving forward to escape as soon as possible.. Now I don't expect him to do all this without being emotionally broken and in tears, so he looks at the white beard one last time and tries to save his life but Luffy and the others stop him and push him away to shanks' ship ... I understand that the death of white beard is necessary to carry the themes of one piece so that will be remained, but let's be real Luffy didn't have proper development after ace's incident , it was just an excuse for him to get stronger Nah.. that wouldn't have been good. It was multiple times mentioned that Ace was just like his father Roger. So both don't run away from anything. + Ace was literally and figuratively just a hothead. Probably a good example would be if Sabo was there and rescued of his brothers. Oda even made a artwork sometime ago in the past (I forgot how long it was xD, and I don't know where to find it) about this idea. (or probably that's just the Mandela effect.. xD, but there's really artwork about that ๐ค๐คทโ๏ธ) When I saw it for the first time I cried hard. ๐๐ญ๐ฅบ๐๐คฆโ๏ธ |
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