I don't remember seeing Doflamingo putting Koka around his torso, all I saw him put Koka on was his arm.
He put Koka on his hand to grab Law's blade, and blood was dripping from his palm.
I have a feeling that it'll be Luffy that puts an end to Joker.
It means that Laws CoA has been honed more towards defending against slicing/piercing attacks, which makes sense since his main target has been Mingo all his life. We're not sure how well he defends against blunt attacks.
Would bring in full circle when Law saved Jean Bart and told him to give Luffy some of the credit.
This is not the problem. The problem is that Luffy's portrayal since the timeskip seems just too bad compared to Law. The strongest opponent he defeated is now getting wrecked by Lao G who isn't even seat level and it seems even the Doffy he is supposed to beat by the end of the arc will be heavily injured or something. When will he have a full fight against a strong opponent for once? On the other side, Law defeated a seat in one slash(Vergo), clashed with an admiral and Doffy and will do the major job against Doffy while injured. What type of portrayal is this?
Pretty damn good one IMO. This is one of Oda's strengths, the spotlight doesn't always go to the main character, other characters get it too which causes the reader to become more involved with them; due to the fact that we're used to Luffy getting the main spotlight(Every arc but Marineford), it's not really that bad that we get one or two arcs where someone else shines a little brighter because the story will always be on Luffy and eventually, Law is gonna go back to being off-screen, at which point Luffy will be able to shine again by being stronger. There's nothing wrong with Luffy coming in second place every now and again.
) but he is probably gonna get beaten I was wondering about that too..maybe someone Law met after he left that island who knew about the D ?
