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What about that Fishman swordsman Zoro faced and easily defeated, saying "you can't even kill my boredom!!"...?

... like how it was originally planned. Would that be too much for them?

Did he?

Oh And lol did they justify that by Law not putting him in one piece the right way?

When did Kaido or whoever else cut him in half again?

Ryuma from Thriller Bark, btw.

Right after Ace's final exchange with Black Beard Ace said he'd make Whitebeatd the king of the pirates. But then once dying Ace told Luffy he's only sad that he didn't see him fulfilling his (Luffy's) dream. So what do you think?

This seems like a well accepted theory, but did he in fact change? Personality wise, not power, ofc.

Crocodile? Idk if it was confirmed either way.

I think so. The smile fruits try to imitate the normal Akuma no Mis, right? Even though it can't replicate it 100%, I imagine the part about the structural sense of 2 Akuma no Mis being fatal would be maintained.

Luffy would punch harder than Zoro there. Zoro would bridge the gap with his swordsman ship skills.

Weapons can be an advantage depending on how well you use them. Luffy for example jokingly tried to use swords against Arlong and got bodied quickly. I'm just saying that whoever fights without swords, is expected to have a bigger striking ability than whoever uses a sword... but if their...

He didn't have a hair :troll

I also think that Zoro's measurement of power when punching shouldn't be above Sanji's kick. Sanji fights by directly connecting his legs to the opponent... therefore his striking ability counts more than a direct hit from Zoro. When you're a swordsman, your technique with the sword goes beyond...

That was a gorgeous flashback. Couldn't expect a better character construction and workability as that work of piece AT left us.

Kaku's measurement ability with Fukurou (when all the CP9's members hit him) was underrated since he's a swordsman, and techniques with the swords count, therefore, more than striking ability? Mihawk for instance may not have that big of a striking ability when compared to foes that are ranked...

No, Luffy and Blueno were fighting on par when Luffy was in base.

So how strong is he? He was having a hard time against Blueno in base alone, but then managed to hold his own somewhat well against Lucci... did he get stronger between this time space?

What if you were offered a job as a gym instructor?

So, if they hadn't traveled there and gone through that hardship, do you think they'd succeed in the Davy Back Fight, that happened shortly after? Remember Zoro and Sanji sustained some considerable damage and Luffy hadn't that easy of a time with all the tricks Foxy played on him.