Again, I ask what debate did we have regarding Ace? You claimed that you merely "refuted my Ace fanboyism?"
No I'm simply saying that I'm not a Coby fanboy.
I just call it as I see it.
You hadn't asked it in a while. I think you know I wasn't referring to that question. My theory isn't flawed; you've proved nothing, get your undeveloped premature ass off this thread.
Dude, if you had read my posts in this thread and the other then you'd see that I brought this up in damn near every post. You simply chose to ignore it. Most of my refutes to your claims were questions like this one so if you didn't mean this one then which question did you mean? Also your theory is flawed because you don't have an answer to the question being "what if Garp decides to keep it as a keepsake?" If he does then your theory is moot.
A theory is based upon predictions (always circumstantial), does this mean that even the most perfect theories are flawed? My theories have been quite accurate e.g. Ancient Weapons can be organisms, Violet being Rebecca's aunt and meeting DD (she's headed to the Palace right now.... Ironically this theory seems to be correct so far!) and attempting to murder him. I also predicted that Sakazuki would fight Kuzan for the position of FA just before the timeskip. My theories are being more and more consistent. You can't claim that something is flawed because you disagree with it
Exactly. There are
no flawless theories until they are proven. Your theory is
not flawless and has points in which the whole thing can fall through. Is that flawless to you? You declaring that your theory is flawless without an
concrete evidence just shows how arrogant you are.
Prove Coby's relevance in this arc.
Prove that the Marines will ignore RAs and a Yonkou ship to secure the Mera Mera no Mi.
Prove that Sabo won't win the fruit.
Prove that Coby will become an Admiral in this generation with the three slots filled and enough formidable VAs that could possibly fill future spots. If your theory is truly flawless then you should have answers/evidence to all of this, no? Unless you simply get your head out of your ass and admit that you have only stated
possibilities and stop acting as if your theory is canon.
We don't know. But there's a good chance he is since he's an HQ captain and the HQ is in the New World now.
So you're uncertain about this, correct? This also proves that your theory is not
flawless.
Do you really think Sakazuki (a smart guy) would send forces that stand no chance into a fight? You've proven how stubborn you are. My point is invalid? I think not, just stop refuting something you can't refute successfully. You've dug yourself a deep hole.
Sakazuki murdered his own
comrade for not wanting to face
Whitebeard. Let's get real. The battleships that he sent were already en-route to Dressrosa
before we even knew that Big Mam's ship was headed there to. The Marines are going to bump into her not because he sent them. They're proabably going to be forced to fight as well seeing how it is their duty to protect the people. Fujitora is also there and Sakazuki trusted him enough to send him to Dressrosa in the first place. I'm in no hole, but you'd best watch out for the one that you seem to be digging for yourself.
Doesn't matter. They would have overwhelming force. Isshou got in so I imagine that with his/Sakazuki's authorization a Marine can enter the Colosseum.
Issho got in because no one knew that he was affiliated with the Marines. Did you see any other soldiers with him? No one expected that a blind old man would be a Marine Admiral. Oda has expressed this sentiment over and over in this arc. The point is it is canon fact that no Marines are allowed in the colosseum.
Sabo's purpose isn't to simply win the fruit. It's clearly much deeper kid.
From what Oda has shown us so far his purpose in
this arc is to try and win the Mera Mera no Mi. There is nothing supporting him not winning it and vise-versa. There is no way to definitely say either unless you're arrogantly trying to support a certain theory of yours.
Uhm not fact. Not even got any evidence to support this.
Alright. So toss me two arc in which major characters of the arc were introduced
after the major battles of the arc began and I'll concede this point.
Actually; when flames are dense they go white; when this happens you know what colour the flames are by looking at the border/sides of the oxidized masses (in Entei's case; Orange.) So is Luffy purply blue? No. So basically the fruit colour is irrelevant to the actual ability. STFU. Orange is the representation of common fire.
Like I said, Hiken, Entei, etc are white flames. I also like how you switched up and now said that the color of the fruit itself doesn't matter. Nice dodge.
It hurts when it comes from you as I must facepalm so hard my forehead implodes.
Just wear a helmet. I know proof-reading your work must be a trip. Not because of spelling or grammar, but because of sense.