I mean, Netero having a random nuke in his body that activates when he dies, out of nowhere is kinda BS, was there ever any foreshadowing on that?
i kind of feel like there was a little bit, but I've been watching 1 episode a week on toonami and the arc is so long that I might just be remembering incorrectly.
My memory sucks , but I don't recall there ever being any clue about his nuke.... I mean ,I like how that ended, but it was still some random BS.
That wasn't sudden, she was unhinged the entire show. It just got worse over time, the more and more things got out her control the worse she got as a person, at least mentally.
Not invented out of nowhere. It was pretty obvious what was going to happen with Eneru's lightning powers meeting Luffy's rubber powers. Eneru had the fortune of getting a really overpowered devil fruit and then the misfortune of meeting someone who's fruit was basically the best to counteract his.
Slightly. The government was obviously in on the plan to kill the ants and they obviously had a back-up plan if Netero failed. But the thought was that they would just start air bombing the continent, not that the nuke was literally inside Netero.
Yeah even though there was foreshadowing and setup, the decision to turn her into a physically unbalanced, limb swaying lunatic was too much and I ultimately couldn't buy into it. Plus, I didn't like that they still let her keep lightning bending even though you need concentration and focus to use it.
One hint was that the arc took place in a fictional country analogous to North Korea.
That's literally the point, Eneru is a God. But Luffy has the Will of D, gods natural enemy. It's forshadowing to the extreme.
I mean, that was a genious thing that actually makes sense with the in-universe explanation. Logias are made of that element so they are invulnerable (except to an opposite element). It gives a weakness to the most op Devil Fruit type while making sense.
Plus Luffy's immunity to lightning was foreshadowed in both Loguetown and the beginning of Skypeia.
Ruby should have been shown at the end of the GSC chapter at least or something because I agree. It's odd because all throughout RS they do a really good job of hinting that Ruby is super powerful without fully committing, then that happens and you're just like "why did we even bother" lmao.
This person has it right, Azula was going batshit long before she fought Zuko and Katara. From her childhood on she was unhinged. She goes full psycho in The Search as well.
Thats a terrible example. Hell i would have excepted Gon's transformation or this. Go home you're done. Get some rest and try again tomorrow.
??? Random nuke was BS, I don't see how that is a bad example...
Haki was in the series as early as ch. 1 and when Shanks first met with Whitebeard in the series we saw aspects of haki as well.
For an arc about the depravity and brutality of humanity, I don't see a nuke as random.
