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* Moriah is the subject of a lot of hate for being a [[Flunky Boss]] and for going down easily when he went [[One -Winged Angel]] and at Marineford. But he's not shaped like that (entirely) because it's funny, since we've seen him at Roger's execution looking slim and muscular: His defeat at Kaidou's hands led him to become morbidly obese, and therefore has very poor motility and hand-to-hand combat, which he was forced to rely on both times he seemed to have been [[Worf Effect|worfed]].

* Some of the logia powers shown so far in the manga have all had a element of mystery. Kizaru is once heard mumble a cryptic <s>[[Pre -Mortem One -Liner]]</s> [[Pre -Ass -Kicking One -Liner]] - "Light is...''weight.''" If one isn't familiar with Einstein's relativiety theory, it makes absolutely no sense. - [[Tropers/Spirit Of Sahara|Spirit Of Sahara]]

** Well, that's also assuming that all of those characters are straight-out villains. Aokiji seems like a very decent guy ('Lazy Justice' my ass, he was deliberately trying to give Robin a second and even third chance, despite his obvious duty being to ''kill or capture her''.), Kuma may or may not have been an actual good guy at some point, and Kizaru seems more [[Lawful Neutral]] than villainous. What must be remembered is that most of these 'villains' are actually protecting people, the normal citizens of their world, from the pirates who would harm them. Luffy's crew is the ''[[The Pirates Who Don't Do Anything|exception]]'', not the rule. I wouldn't call the enemies 'heroes', but most of them aren't straight-up villains either. Even Akainu, that most bastardy of bastards in the marines, is basically a [[Well -Intentioned Extremist]] / [[Knight Templar]] with lava powers--he's utterly ruthless and definitely takes things '''''way''''' too far... but he's not deliberately doing cruel or evil things. He doesn't seem to enjoy hurting people, but believes in absolutely NO mercy. In fact, the sheer complexity of every character is what makes Oda-sensei so great... if you compare Luffy's reaction to that of the fans, you'll see that initially, they're similar (both the fans and Luffy see things extremely simply at first; Luffy's simplicity doesn't change, however, even when the situation gets complex). On the other hand, as can be seen here, the situation ''is'' immensely complex, and who is or is not a villain/hero can be up to debate, just like in the real world. Despite how over-the-top the show is about EVERYTHING, very few of the characters are overtly and absolutely of a specific [[Character Alignment|alignment]]--as in real life, you get far more [[Chaotic Neutral]], [[True Neutral]], and [[Neutral Good]] characters than you do [[Lawful Good]] and [[Chaotic Evil]], and even then, they can't be defined strictly by their alignment.