That last part is actually a really good point. A lot of people, myself included, attribute the heavy breathing to the amount of effort needed to break out, when it could have just been the inability to breathe while frozen.
I mean he was frozen completely idk why kuzan would leave someone's mouth open when freezing them and if I can remember properaly luffy was same way when they had to defrost him im pretty sure air is going through as oxygen is everywhere etc.. But not nearly enough as a regular body is used to
People flipped with Doffy so quick after Gamma Knife. As though they'd prefer to see Law and Luffy lose.
You obviously are narrow minded if you dont think Ivankov is revered as a legend. In the one piece world he is A
Being a legend has nothing to do with how powerful you are. I pull my definition of Legend from the dictionary, which states:
I hope u don't imply that doffy was even remotely trying to fight kuzan ... Honestly what would he gain from fighting him... During that time when he was after Caesar and law...
Did it with Whitebeard.
What?
Which is exactly why Kuzan's ice on Doflamingo could very well be a serious attack that you're underrating.
Was it stated that Jozu was frozen to the bone? No. That's conjecture you just pulled out of thin air to fit your narrative.
Not when the feats support it. Doflamingo was able to restrain Jozu and busted out of a stronger version of the attack that defeated Jozu, even while both men's attention weren't directed towards Kuzan as he launched the attack. We know the attack is stronger because the amount of ice created was larger in scale. So far, Kuzan's ice attacks have all been stronger with the scale of the attack he's using: The stronger the attack, the larger the scale. That's why the amount of ice surrounding Whitebeard was greater than the amount of ice surrounding Doffy and Jozu.
Because Kuzan has never shown finding ways to isolate what he's freezing at a distance. Oh wait. He has. When he froze Whitebeard, he was able to surround Whitebeard with ice without freezing the surroundings as a medium[
Not true. Zoro explicitly looks up and recognizes that Fujitora has blocked him and has a flashback of him a moment before the gravity activates
Considering the fact that with both Luffy and even Sanji, Doflamingo threw up his guard before their attacks even got close, the fact that Doffy doesn't even move to acknowledge Zoro knows he knew that he wouldn't need to counter Zoro's attack, which he could only know if he knew Fujitora was about to block it. My point in mentioning this isn't to say Zoro is inferior to Doffy, but that his portrayal of such is similar to Sanji's, with the particular actions demonstrating that neither are even on Doffy's level; i.e., similar parallels between them.
Luffy has no first mate. When the topic of first mate came up, Luffy dismissed the idea entirely. Luffy doesn't want, need or care for having a first mate, so the notion that he does or will is something that has been purely fabricated by Zoro's fanbase thus far.
He can rely on his other senses. Sanji low diffed Absalom while Ryuuma gave Zoro some trouble.
I actually kinda understand where you're coming from. Ryuuma doesn't actually have any feats that are super impressive, whereas Absalom doesn't. Ryuuma beat Brook, but even his strikes kinda just blew holes in the walls, which we could see since Arlong. Ryuuma didn't really push Zoro that hard since he didn't use nearly as many techniques as he did against Kaku, so Ryuuma isn't really that impressive, we just kinda accept that he's supposed to be stronger than Absa since he's Zoro's opponent. But since that's the same arc where Oda stopped using the M3-Villain-hierarchy formula, I am actually rethinking my earlier statement and taking "Ryuuma>Absa" with a grain of salt.
Sanji was beating Absalom with barely any difficulty while Ryuuma actually gave Zoro some trouble, even though it was a low-mid siff fight.
