The appearance of Sabo ... ? :D
#1
Posted 09 January 2013 - 09:16 PM
And p.s.: When is the next shonen jump coming out , because i started biting my nails again from anticipation
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#2
Posted 10 January 2013 - 02:40 AM
#3
Posted 12 January 2013 - 09:46 AM
Soo, slight spoiler, Sabo died bro. (highlight to left)
Funny. You obviously don't read chapters thoroughly, do you? Sabo was rescued by Dragon and was treated by Ivankov.
#4
Posted 12 January 2013 - 04:37 PM
And you don't Read right at all, he did die even Oda stated it in one of his Q&A's, he was not saved. He is dead.Funny. You obviously don't read chapters thoroughly, do you? Sabo was rescued by Dragon and was treated by Ivankov.
#5
Posted 12 January 2013 - 11:51 PM
Evidence:
First Image: The one who's heavily injured and need treating is likely Sabo since Dragon is unharmed.
Second Image: This is just a food for thought. Notice the three sake cups in front of Ace's grave. Only Luffy, Sabo, and Ace do that. Luffy hasn't been there, Ace is obviously dead. I wonder who set it up then?
Still have doubts? Let's look at it with the anime's perspective this time. And Before someone bitch about using that as a valid argument, anime storyboards are co-planned with the owners (Oda and the publisher). Making it a slightly reliable aspect at least:
Dragon is unharm. Then who needs treating? To top it off, this event is around the time Sabo's ship was blown up. And by common sense, you'd realise Dragon is holding someone small enough not to be seen from his back's pov. In other words, a body of a wounded child.
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Also, use your brain and think about it, if Sabo was meant to die, why even introduce him? Those flashbacks are enough with just Ace and Luffy present. Why include a third one? He obviously have plans in store for Sabo. In fact, Oda obviously made Sabo's background fitting to be a Revolutionary member since Sabo despises the World Government.
Lastly, Don't take SBS/Q&A seriously. Oda's often sarcastic with his answers. His answers are in the tone of "Sure, whatever".
Even if Sabo is listed dead in a certain databook or whatever, it's only there because Oda wants you to think in that mindset until he reveals otherwise.
Edited by wintercry, 17 January 2013 - 08:29 AM.
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#6
Posted 23 January 2013 - 11:40 PM
The meta-analysis: why would Oda draw that page? It is pretty much a standalone page in the middle of a chapter, and the only mysterious thing that happens is that we know that "someone" is quite injured and needs to be treated. It even mentions that it is "during the evening of the day the Tenryuubito arrived"
However, your meta-analysis that "If Sabo was meant to die, why even introduce him?" is flawed, because a lot of people have died in flashbacks.
"Why include a third one?" are you referring to a third person? If so, again, the reasoning could be that Sabo's death played a very strong role in the formation and development of Luffy and Ace. It certainly seemed to make Luffy grow up, once he stopped crying.
And there is also the question of a notable plot hole, if Sabo is any sort of healthy: he was able to write a letter to Luffy + Ace before he left, but afterwards no more letters had come. I suppose its possible that he didn't want to update them on anything, or that Dragon had forbidden him, but its pretty doubtful that would have stopped him for 10+ years.
Lastly, I just read the bit in the Green Databook, and it says 砲撃を受け死亡。 is what happened to Sabo.
#7
Posted 24 January 2013 - 03:25 AM
Shanks might have kept the bottles... since he might have heard the story from ACE when he went to talk with him..
#8
Posted 24 January 2013 - 04:12 AM
And I was thinking that perhaps Ace had told the story of him + Sabo + Luffy to someone who had visited the graves. It would certainly make sense if he had told Shanks, because we knew he planned to meet Shanks and thank him for saving Luffy (and I believe he did that).
#9
Posted 24 January 2013 - 04:18 AM
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#10
Posted 24 January 2013 - 04:40 AM
If Sabo is alive, then there have to be pretty compelling reasons for why he didn't show up to save Ace in the Whitebeard War, and I really can't imagine those reasons. So I choose to believe Sabo is dead.
Imagine a scenario, say, if he's in the revolutionary for instance. The Revolutionary itself didn't want to do anything in the war. Then why should Sabo enter the war? That would be idiotic because he's the only one from the Revolutionaries who would go and one person won't amount to anything.
Edited by wintercry, 24 January 2013 - 04:42 AM.
#11
Posted 25 January 2013 - 02:52 AM
#12
Posted 25 January 2013 - 04:17 AM
#13
Posted 27 January 2013 - 06:48 AM
Imagine a scenario, say, if he's in the revolutionary for instance. The Revolutionary itself didn't want to do anything in the war. Then why should Sabo enter the war? That would be idiotic because he's the only one from the Revolutionaries who would go and one person won't amount to anything.
He wouldn't have to enter the way as a Revolutionary, but as a friend of Ace's the same way Luffy did. All he would need to do is go talk to Whitebeard and ask him to come along, which I imagine wouldn't be too difficult if you're a member of Dragon's Army.
I'm not saying there is no chance that Sabo is alive and has amnesia or something, but I don't particularly like that development. I think the story works better if he's dead, but I would be happy to be wrong.
~Walter Benjamin
#14
Posted 19 February 2013 - 11:09 PM
#15
Posted 26 February 2013 - 08:09 PM
#16
Posted 03 May 2013 - 10:31 PM
If i remember correctly Oda stated it was up to the readers to decide so he probably wont use him at all for the rest of plot
#17
Posted 06 May 2013 - 02:02 PM
Lets take it as an hypothesis, not a fact, that he may be alive. I agree with what kalye101 said that if Sabo is still alive we'll probably see it when Luffy and co. meet with Luffy's dad which will probably be in a very long time. It's only speculation so don't take it too bad, we'll see in due time. We are only at, like half of the series length, there is still a lot that can happen. We can without a doubt expect some surprises!
So don't take it as a fact but as an opinon, and opinions are from what each ones see (there ain't good or bad opinion) and it really annoy me when people can't see the difference between both. (And that's my opinion!)
#18
Posted 12 May 2013 - 04:33 AM
Assuming Sabo isn't dead and will reappear at some point, and he couldn't come to the Whitebeard War because he's part of the Revolutionaries which is completely logical, then I would guess that he has a high probability of being in this grand tournament on Dressrosa. Ace's fruit is incredibly powerful, so it would be a great asset to the Revolutionaries, and since Dressrosa has somewhat of a nobility system, this seems like the perfect place for the Revolutionaries to get a larger role in the manga. Who better to come claim it than Sabo, who is undoubtedly strong (surviving the cannon attack at a young age, fighting on par with Ace and demolishing Luffy) and has a deep emotional attachment to something like that?
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#19
Posted 31 July 2013 - 12:05 PM
Assuming Sabo isn't dead and will reappear at some point, and he couldn't come to the Whitebeard War because he's part of the Revolutionaries which is completely logical, then I would guess that he has a high probability of being in this grand tournament on Dressrosa. Ace's fruit is incredibly powerful, so it would be a great asset to the Revolutionaries, and since Dressrosa has somewhat of a nobility system, this seems like the perfect place for the Revolutionaries to get a larger role in the manga. Who better to come claim it than Sabo, who is undoubtedly strong (surviving the cannon attack at a young age, fighting on par with Ace and demolishing Luffy) and has a deep emotional attachment to something like that?
Well let me post a theory of my own .. I think the man that Bartolomeo want's to give the Mera Mera fruit is actually Sabo .. I mean he did say that his roots with Luffy go deep. This is just a theory , but i think Bartolomeo is a revolutionary under the comand of Sabo acting as a pirate
#20
Posted 03 August 2013 - 07:51 PM
my opinion as to sabo being in the war cause i for sure say he's not dead beut rather with a death experince while near port from the tenruyibi (pardon the spelling) is that he may have forgoten about it or that he was unable to partake in the war for being to busy and such. Though forgeting about his bonds with luffy and Ace is very likely and would cause an interesting saga for one piece to build on and as well i think this would happen when Luffy properly meets with his Dad, Dragon.
Yeah i can agree with that, I mean Dragon hardly mentions Luffy at all, and he never knew that Sabo was friends with him and Ace, so neither of them even know that they know Luffy.