Robin was actually done very well. With Pudding we did not get enough time and development with her to make it so that it makes sense. That would be like Perona from Thriller Bark becoming friends with Sanji for calling her ghosts cute or whatever. It's just dumb.
LMAOOOO I'm done. Last post your problem was it was happening at all. This post, your problem is how it's happening. When you gotta change what you're complaining about when people say something, then you're just being a child.
Btw, no, it wouldn't be. I was about to say it'd make sense if Perona was shown to be insecure about her ghosts, but even as it is that would make a lot of sense considering her character revolves around having the cutest things. It'd be dumb if there's no set up for the payoff.
Because all it took was a one liner for her to change her stance when she has been under BM for how long now?
Time doesn't really mean much when it comes to shit like that. Your parent constantly berating you for a trait you can't control is gonna have a deep impact on you. Especially since it was revealed that Pudding admired Lola for having the courage to leave Big Mom and live for herself while she was stuck being a tool for BM. As said before, set-up and pay-off.
I shouldn't have to write a long ass thesis on why that is objectively bad writing.
The fact that you can't provide any reasoning at all beyond saying what it is in some alternative phrasing and then attaching some buzzword of "lame" or dumb" to it shows you don't have jack shit to say at all.
"Pudding's turn is bad writing because it's lame."
"What makes it lame/bad?"
"She turns because Sanji calls her eye cute, that's dumb."
You on some nut shit, Dannie.
The priest wasn't even important so not sure why that is such a big deal to you.
The dude who was supposed to be the back-up assassin to Sanji? Yeah, totally not important whatsoever. Also ignoring that the main failure is that Katakuri set out to kill an enemy and killed an ally instead. Regardless of how important the ally is, the blunder remains the same because of the missing Sanji part.
Her first goal was getting Pudding to marry Sanji. That failed.
Her next goal after that was protecting her photo from the intruders? That also failed.
For one thing, this isn't what I asked. Nice try at dodging the question. You said that her killing Opera was a failure. I'm asking what goal did she fail at in the process of killing Opera? Cause last I checked, her killing Opera wasn't he trying to do one thing, and doing another due to failure.
Katakuri's goal: Kill Sanji
Katakuri's action: Killed priest, missed Sanji
Result: Failure because Sanji lived
That should help you answer the question.''
Secondly, Big Mom's goal wasn't to marry them, it was assassinate the Vinsmokes. That failure isn't on her, that failure is on the BM pirates as a whole. Including BM and Katakuri. So that's Katakuri's L as well, still putting him ahead of BM.
Obviously her only goal after these two things would be to stop the intruders from messing up things even further, which also failed and is why she didn't want Katakuri to show off,
Oh yeah, BM was just jealous of hyper competent Katakuri who was succeeding left and right. Still an L for the BM pirates as a whole.
and is why she is still on the chase after them currently.
A chase that started with them having a huge advantage and that falling piece by piece with each chapter as they descend deeper into hopelessness in the wake of some of BM's power, yes.
It halted and slowed her down, and iirc(not sure) she still doesn't even have Zeus in her possession.
Zeus and Prometheus have both returned to her. She left them on the shore because they're both hungry and need to replenish their power. It stalled her for a brief moment, and she bounced right back and they immediately lost the advantage, so how is that an L when it in the end it failed to accomplish anything?
