Has anything happened since the time I made Sugar faint two years ago?

If I don’t do well, I might end up with characters that only the author likes…

Pop is the only exception.

I really love it when weak characters, like Pop, grow and become the strongest, but it doesn’t happen very often, does it?You’ve been a genius since long ago!
Pop!

The persuasive argument that since you can cast synthesis magic, you can also perform magic decomposition as an application of that.

A weakling from Hadlar’s Demon Army who can presumably cast instant-death Melazoma.

It was a delicate balance between failing and growing, Pop.

I think it would be deeply moving if Usopp were standing side by side with Zoro and Sanji right now.
It didn’t turn out that way, though.

A magician who can use Mega Flame from the beginning is definitely not just a worthless weakling.

In the main story, I was moved to see Toki, who was treated as a mere bonus character, grow up wonderfully in Ω.

Usopp didn’t grow much in 2 years, but Pop reached level 51 in just 3 months.

Pop says that editing can kill, so I quickly resolved myself.
It was just right for the readers.
Originally, it might have been planned to stretch it out to about Beat’s kiss.
Well, Kiss was already a top-notch force even before their determination was fully set.

If only there was an editor who would say to Usopp, “Let’s kill this guy!”…!

It’s not mentioned in the story, but since I received Balan’s blood, it’s not strange at all to have a super power-up.

Pop is great too, isn’t he?

The pop is in good shape, and because Hyunkel showed Gira and drank Baran’s blood.
There are scenes that suggest they may have become stronger!

If the protagonist is really weak, there are plenty of them.

Zenitsu from Demon Slayer also appeared as a pathetic character who quickly runs away.
I awakened and became a strong character.

In short, Zenitsu is a drunken fist, so that’s a different category.

In the final phase, Zenitsu was properly awakened…

I think Jounouchi-kun is just one step away from being the strongest.

Usopp has been away for 2 years!

Kanchome’s sudden power-up was quite unexpected, but I liked the natural flow of the story where the weak became stronger, and it was a reaction to the complexes they had up until that point.

I feel like that position in One Piece has been replaced by Kobe.

Can one dislike the sight of someone mustering their tiny courage and standing up while crying?

Usopp always plays an active role in the movies.

Isn’t Usopp not in the pop character category from the start? He’s a regular, but isn’t he positioned more like Badac or Chiu?

Two years ago, Usopp was really active.

It’s strange that Pop was seen as a growing ordinary person, despite having always been a genius without any concern for perspective.

I feel that the Pop category and the Usopp category are separate, and that there are more characters categorized under Usopp.

Well, if I have too many trusted friends around, I wonder if I won’t have any opportunities to grow. While shouting “whoa,” if I run away with Nami, Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji will take care of it for me.

Humans are not that impressive compared to demons and dragons, so in that sense, I think they fall into the category of ordinary people.
It was depicted as possessing the highest-level talent among humans.

There are also cases where the protagonist is like Naruto.
No, rather, is it Sakura-chan who fits that description among the Naruto characters?

Not just Usopp, but all weak characters among the One Piece crew are struggling to keep up with the inflation in the story, so their moments to shine in battles tend to disappear.
Since only Nami got Zeus, it’s just a bit better.

I think it’s a relatively common pattern in sports stories if it’s the protagonist.
An amateur awakens their talent and gets better and better.

>>59This guy, unlike Pop, comes through in the early stages, so of course no one tells him to get off the ship.

I think Pop’s self-evaluation is greatly influenced by Hyunkel.
From Pop’s perspective, Hyunkel’s evaluation is extremely high while his own is low.
Well, from Hyunkel’s perspective, Pop’s evaluation is extremely high while his own is low.

It was Mashirito who suggested “Let’s kill them quickly” and when he heard Sanjo Riku’s idea, he indeed found it interesting but advised that he wasn’t sure if readers could wait that long.

There are too few situations where you can defeat the enemy directly, so if the impression doesn’t shine, I can see why the self-evaluation would die.
If I hadn’t been there, there would have been countless situations where Dai and the others would have been wiped out in a state where the seal didn’t shine at all—there’s no way I could say that, huh?

I mean, aren’t they already doing the “get off the ship” development in the main story?
On top of that, many fans were blown away by their sniping performance… In other words, do more sniping.

I thought that Ichigo was training the hardest in BLEACH, but it’s actually amazing that Renji started as a regular lieutenant and has been able to keep up all the way to the final battle.

The fact that the growth and cowardly traits are still combined in one character is the source of confusion.

“There’s no way a character who’s being questioned for casting a spell like Megaflare as a boy when they first appeared is just a worthless weakling.”

Domon tends to be treated as a weak character, but I have the impression that he was strong from the very beginning…

I think the one that is the scariest and most incomprehensible, even if it’s not the strongest, is pop.
Next is Hyunkel.

The same author’s Adventure King Beat has the image that the two unconventional characters are too strong and the others are more like support roles.

Domon is one of the few favored Earth attribute characters that often comes to mind.

Usopp still has a tendency to be cowardly and to run away, which hasn’t really changed, and his inventor aspect is being spoiled, so I feel like he has been relatively weakened.

Pop’s Melazoma is a weak spell inferior to my Melazoma.
I can’t believe there was such a difference that they were able to dismantle the Kaiser Phoenix.

Domon is too good at using equipment.
Why does that power-type appearance belong to a skill character?

Domon is not only simply strong, but fundamentally has a strong mentality.
When your mental state is stable, there is a sense of security that exceeds your actual abilities.

It may look like a muscle-head, but isn’t he the one who uses his head the least among the main characters?

“Gambafuraihai’s Uchida or someone like that”
The protagonist, Fujimaki, became the strongest and, with no room for further growth, effectively turned into the main character in the latter half.

Mii-chan, who seems like a skilled and intellectual type, is unexpectedly a muscle head.

It feels like all four main characters, namely Gash, Tio, Kancho, and Umagon, belong to that kind of category.
The skills are too weak until the middle of the game.

If Usopp can’t do it in Elbaf, then there’s nothing he can do.

If Usopp truly became reliable, I guess Odacchi doesn’t want that because there would be no longer a role for the “Eh~!!” moment.

Poala is quite an important part; she can keep up with firepower and become a breakthrough in boss battles, so that’s great.
The two additional members are honestly just support staff, so to speak.

Recently, Kagurabachi’s Hakuri has a presence that evokes a lot of pop and kiss.

It seems that Rikuka Domon ranked 6th in the popularity poll at that time, so it’s impressive that he performed so well despite his appearance.

What I understood from reading the thread is that.
One characteristic of a weak character’s awakening is that it is a condition to be told “die” from the outside…

When it comes to other characters of this type who have grown and left a strong impression, Yokoshima definitely comes to mind.

If Usopp is no good, then Sakura is no good either…

Usopp is technically a combatant, after all…

If it’s okay to include enemies, then as mentioned above, there’s also Kobe.

Pop’s abnormality is overwhelmingly the highest, even in Dai-Dai.
…No, Hyunkel is on the same level too.

Is it okay to include Kouichi in this category?

Sure!

Is it possible that the Straw Hat crew is just… kind of mediocre?

Got it.
Kill Usopp

They say there isn’t much of it.
I feel like protagonists in kids’ comics usually start as treated as weak fools and follow a growth pattern that leads them to defeat the final boss.

It’s going to clash with the incredibly strong sound-absorbing Van Oger, but if Usopp stays the way he is now, he’s too much of an underdog.

Pop’s self-evaluation is just too low; he’s a genius and has incredible composure in critical moments.
Usually, well…

I wonder if there will be side stories in the Avan side story until Pop learns the spell Merazoma.

In Echoes ACT 3, is there no limit to the number of targets that can be weighed down?
Or, if I could make it as heavy as ACT1 with a similar range, that would be great.
Isn’t the balance adjustment a bit too strict?

Koichi is strong, but when it comes to being the strongest, I have to say no, no, no.

Pop is a character like Usopp.
In terms of positioning, I’m in the second slot like Zoro and the others…

I think Kouichi-kun is among the strongest in terms of personal performance.
The stand’s ability is not the strongest, but…

Having escape characters ready makes it easier to change scenes, which is a bad thing.

For example, if Usopp were to challenge the final battle alongside Luffy, it would just leave me wondering… why?

The glimpses of the time when Sugar’s colors bloom and in movies are there.

Not just Zoro and Sanji.
The other Four Emperors are clearly divided between executives and others, right?

Kiss is a good character, but I just think, “Who is this guy…?” I can’t really feel the urge to cheer for him.
My wife might be closer to pop.

Unlike Beat, who is different due to his bloodline, Kiss is…
It’s naturally crazy.

A man who is highly regarded by his allies but is underestimated by his enemies because he is compared to Dai.

If Pop hadn’t studied under Master Avan, he would probably have become even more arrogant.

Pop’s combat style concept is so troublesome that the more you understand it from the enemy’s perspective, the more you want to crush it quickly.

Usopp and Nami’s positions haven’t really changed since two years ago.
Chopper was in a stronger position than these two two years ago.
I feel like I will be in the same position as these two in two years.

Robin and Chopper are a scholar and a doctor.
It’s strange to fight.

The second-in-command position in pop has a strong aspect as a tactical role that can also engage in combat.
There are actually fewer partners for this kind of position than I expected.
Similar positions often tend to be the brakes for protagonists who easily rush forward, but Dai is not that kind of character.

Nami really isn’t cut out for combat, yet she fights so well.

Franky and Brook joined before Sabaody.
Two years ago, there wasn’t much combat overall, but two years later, they are quite active as a fighting force.

Begirama is incredibly strong.
Mera Zoma is weak.
Why…

Hasn’t it become harder to stand out in combat since the time when I was also working as a shipbuilder…?

The son of a general weapon shop, treated as a fictional character in later generations.

Yokoshima’s combat power has surpassed that of the main characters; he directly fought and won against Mikami-san.

If the definition of “weak” continues to inflate, then Crocodine will become weak in the context of being able to keep up with the battle.

Pop is too mutated and scary.

Even though the world is connected to the power of magic through intelligence, with the Gira system being strong and arriving earlier than the original, it’s insane that you can use Melazoma from the moment you join.

Yokoshima, who obtained Monju through training, and Ms. Mikami, whose stick turned into a whip.
I wonder if there was a little more to Ms. Beauty.

I believe the issues with Melazoma were largely due to facing a majority of opponents, and in the latter half, the situation meant that spells other than Medroa were only effective as a form of deterrence.

Let’s do it this way.
Everyone who takes the first hit from Burn-sama is weak!

Medoroa probably won’t deal much damage even with Doruora, but it’s so amazing that it can make Burn sweat.
What is this magic?

Is Medoroa your master’s original creation?
I should be reading the spin-off of the Avan, but I forgot about that part.

What do you think about a position like Yahiko from Rurouni Kenshin?

I think it’s probably good to have consistent worries but not make the same mistakes.

I think crocodiles may ultimately not be understood, but their toughness is unparalleled among peers, so I believe there is a way to utilize them…
Mr. Hyunkel is different from toughness, so back off.

That guy can withstand Gigabreak.

Crocodiles are the epitome of front-line jobs.

In terms of gameplay, it’s like an instant death technique, so it doesn’t seem very reliable; also, if the boss doesn’t reflect, then it wouldn’t work and the game wouldn’t be playable.

I think it’s terrible that Pop Behoima is an upgraded version of the princess.

In the past, even a bamboo sword could easily kill when compared to a wooden sword, so I wonder if it could at least be made so that it doesn’t kill.

I wonder if Poron from Loto’s story suddenly got stronger; that really caught my attention.

To be honest, I think there were quite a few risky aspects in the author’s favoritism towards pop.
I feel like if I did a demon world arc, it would be criticized for being the author’s favorite character.

Even if you focus on small fries, you can still clear them out quickly to open the path, or snipe the big boss to create openings…

The story about the editor trying to kill Pop, like Killburn, is famous, but…
The person who proposed the pop growth plan and gave the go-ahead isn’t famous, right?

What I actually said was that if you’re going to keep them alive without any particular role as they are now, then you should let them go.
Just saying “just kill” changes the meaning 180 degrees, doesn’t it?