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Taking it a little emotional here? This arc is too long and dragged out, plain and simple. As for villians, I like certain types, not evil caricatures. Plus, I like them to get what they deserve, mostly death. This has been way too long.

Also, given his background, it's kind of stupid of the navy to give him a Warlord title. Plus, what ever happened to the rule that Warlords are supposed to abandon their crew?

Ravagerblade · 2015-08-27, 17:12

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Taking it a little emotional here? This arc is too long and dragged out, plain and simple. As for villians, I like certain types, not evil caricatures. Plus, I like them to get what they deserve, mostly death. This has been way too long.

Also, given his background, it's kind of stupid of the navy to give him a Warlord title. Plus, what ever happened to the rule that Warlords are supposed to abandon their crew?

I've never heard such a thing. Where are you getting your info?

And Doflamingo is hardly the most evil character in One Piece. That title so far seems to be more closer to these bunch; Hody Jones, The World Government + World Nobles, and Blackbeard.

Slayerx · 2015-08-27, 17:56

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Also, given his background, it's kind of stupid of the navy to give him a Warlord title. Plus, what ever happened to the rule that Warlords are supposed to abandon their crew?

Such a rule never existed. That rule was nothing more than something fans assumed to be true based on the first few warlord's we met. Mihawk and Kuma were on their own, Crocodile had no official crew as baroque works was an organization he ran in secret, and arlong had was send to have been a member of Jimbei's crew which we assumed to mean that jimbei's crew disbanded (though incidently we have heard nothing of the sun pirates). This all led us to falsely believe that a warlord was not allowed to have a crew, but nowhere in the series is this stated. Moria, Boa, and Buggy all had/have crews.

thundrakkon · 2015-08-27, 18:02

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Warlords abandoning their crew was at the very beginning, when they explained how to become a Warlord. It is just that they don't necessarily do so, or at least do it in secret.

As for your list of most evil people, I have to disagree with you. Except for World Nobles and Celestial Dragons (which Doflamingo is actually a decedent from), none of the other guys were as evil as Doflamingo. Doflamingo manipulated people into killing their family and framed people. He manipulates everyone and never takes responsibility. He wants to kill everyone in the world <--- no one on your list even comes close to this point.

Ravagerblade · 2015-08-27, 18:04

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Warlords abandoning their crew was at the very beginning, when they explained how to become a Warlord. It is just that they don't necessarily do so, or at least do it in secret.

As for your list of most evil people, I have to disagree with you. Except for World Nobles and Celestial Dragons (which Doflamingo is actually a decedent from), none of the other guys were as evil as Doflamingo. Doflamingo manipulated people into killing their family and framed people. He manipulates everyone and never takes responsibility. He wants to kill everyone in the world <--- no one on your list even comes close to this point.

Hody Jones.

Buggy would then have to do the same. Your logic on this point is outdated. Jinbe and others have usually kept their crew. Get more accurate info.

thundrakkon · 2015-08-27, 18:09

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Hody Jones is not as evil as Doflamingo. He was a bastard, but not to Doflamingo level.

As for Warlords not abandoning their crew, as I said, something happened along the way of story telling, and I have no idea why Oda changed his own rules. He could just say that the World Government is in desperate times, and they need to alter the rule.

Ravagerblade · 2015-08-27, 18:17

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Hody Jones is not as evil as Doflamingo. He was a bastard, but not to Doflamingo level.
As for Warlords not abandoning their crew, as I said, something happened along the way of story telling, and I have no idea why Oda changed his own rules. He could just say that the World Government is in desperate times, and they need to alter the rule.

As I see it, you've got it backwards.

thundrakkon · 2015-08-27, 18:36

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Wow, really? Doflamingo manipulated thousands of people to kill their own family. He wants everyone in the world to be killed. Uh... I don't think anyone holds a candle with those 2 points alone, not to mention Doflamingo killing his own family.

Ravagerblade · 2015-08-27, 18:58

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Wow, really? Doflamingo manipulated thousands of people to kill their own family. He wants everyone in the world to be killed. Uh... I don't think anyone holds a candle with those 2 points alone, not to mention Doflamingo killing his own family.

Since when did Doflamingo want to kill everybody in the world?
Hody is the one that would have killed anybody.
Doflamingo has does some bad things, I'll admit that, but he has standards that Hody doesn't.

Blackbeard D. Kuma · 2015-08-27, 19:16

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Taking it a little emotional here? This arc is too long and dragged out, plain and simple. As for villians, I like certain types, not evil caricatures. Plus, I like them to get what they deserve, mostly death. This has been way too long.

Also, given his background, it's kind of stupid of the navy to give him a Warlord title. Plus, what ever happened to the rule that Warlords are supposed to abandon their crew?

A little emotional? Lol, I said that facetiously.

The navy don't grant pirates shichibukai status; it's the world government that does. Secondly, as mentioned already, it was never stated as a requirement that to become a warlord one must abandon their crew. That's nothing more than fan-made inference.

thundrakkon · 2015-08-28, 03:46

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I can't believe I had to check through all those atrocious episodes just to find those lines... a line or two from 80+ episodes from a boring arc is not cool. Anyway, I must have interpreted destroy the world as kill everyone. My bad, since destroying the world is worse than killing everyone. So it was stated at least twice. Once was in episode 699 by Doflamingo at the end, and the second time was when Corazon said it to Law in episode in episode 703.

Besides, making people killing their own family against their will is more evil than anything anyone has done on this show, and he did it by the thousands. That one point alone should have been more than sufficient, but you keep trying to point elsewhere with no basis on Hody.

And Doflamingo has no standards. He does whatever he wants, kills whoever he wants, and manipulate people for the fun of it.

That's all I'm going to say about this. It has gone on long enough.

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Awww... I wished you could have put an emoticon on. It would have helped me figure out that you weren't being serious.

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