You Take Two Months To Finish A Show Because You Watch It At A Reasonable Pace, Weak, Pathetic, Lame

You take two months to finish a show because you watch it at a reasonable pace, weak, pathetic, lame no dedication. I

take two months to finish a show because I binge every episodes in 2 days go to sleep and then procrastinate watching the finale till the boredorm literally threatens to consume me.

We are not the same.

this is so adorable!

I can imagine Shanks saying o mIhawk "Are star signs are compatible 🥰" and "Mihawk just being like of course they're compatible we literally have the same birthday , it's the same sign."

Shanks is a astrology girly

He fully believes to make your own story outside of your blood and family stuff, but he does believe in fate, and astrology goes hand in hand with that.

He also won't shut up about how he and mohawk have comparable star signs.

It also really helps with navigation, sure he has a Navigator on his crew who is way better and stuff, but he can technically also navigate through calm waters.

I know Yuuji will never forgive Sukuna there’s too much. He’s simply done too much. And he’s taken more.

And Sukuna can never be redeemed that requires even a modicum of remorse that he simply just doesn’t have. I do truly believe he is completely amoral, with no concept of right and wrong he does as he sees fit. There is no side you can convince him too so he can never be redeemed.

But it feels like they are reaching for something I can’t explain it but it feels like it’s all gonna end with them; Yuuji and Sukuna and an understanding? Whether dead or alive it’s gonna be them. And I thinks it’s gonna be bittersweet.

I don’t know they are twins; two sides of the same endlessly flipping coin.

I think Mihawk should break his arm, have to wear it in a sling the whole shebang, it's just completely useless for a little while, meaning( because I'm pretty sure Yoru is a two hand sword) he can't use Yoru at full potential.

I think it'd give him a lot to think about, once he made it past all the anger that is.

preferably his right arm because while I'd bet he's ambidextrous to some insane self taught degree I'm pretty sure he's right hand dominant

Also I don't now how he'd break it but preferably something involving doing something for/protecting he kids. (could be silly could be serious) maybe they made him climb a coconut tree who knows, not me 🤷🏿‍♀️

But I think he'd come out of the whole ordeal wih a little more respect for Shanks and just how hard it is to live without your dominant hand, A realization that he kind of made the whole shanks lost an arm thing about him and while Shanks' loves Mihawk's vanity that was a little too childish even for him.

And finally i think he's be angry cause how could Shanks give this up? He can't use Yoru with the extreme ease he usually can and even just this is threatening to swallow him whole, how could Shanks' so recklessly, willingly, throw away his forever?

But he looks over at where a pair of cotton candy haired idiots are arguing over nothing; whole, relatively healthy and maybe not very happy but alive and he thinks about how he had a little something to do with that.

And Maybe he's starting to get it.

It’s interesting that despite Kuma probably knowing of Mihawk’s reputation for ruthlessness and being a warlord for atleast 3 years he’s actively seen his apathy. But he must have seen something else to send two kids he was actively trying to help to his island (that is considering his powers don’t have a mind of their own and he has to actively consider where exactly he’s sending people and not just a want or vibe)

I don’t know; he sent the strawhats exactly where they needed to go and he sent Perona and Zoro to kuraigina home of the world’s strongest swordsman and he had to know, atleast on some level trust, that Mihawk wouldn’t hurt them. And I wonder why.

Maybe he’s seen the extent of Mihawk’s various whims to combat boredom and knew the man couldn’t resist anything this interesting.

It's really interesting and intentional that of the original 7 warlords, at least 4 of them are amongst the pirates with the most atrocities committed against them by the hands of the world government (celestial dragons) the system they used to work (liberal use of the word) for and occasionally defend.

obviously, Doffy's situation as an outsed celestial dragon is distinctly very different from Boa, and Kuma who were previously slaves and the oppression of Jimbe’s entire race* but it also raises the interesting pattern of all the former oppressed* warlords eventually in some way allying or helping Luffy because they just sense the freedom Luffy embodies while Doffy as a Celestial dragon is threatened by it.

I wonder what this means for Crocodile and Mihawk the only Warlords with still vague origins and arguably the most complicated relationships to the strawhats.