Character has an OP power but is written out of the story or too stupid to use it properly

>Character is generally in top 3 in popularity polls
>Is also the MC
>Is focused upon.
Wow, it's almost like Oda is appealing to majority of the fanbase?

Haki ruined One Piece fights. It was cool seeing hardcounters like Luffy VS Enel, or improvisions like Luffy VS Crocodile. Now it's just 'luckily I know a haki that instantly counters this fruit power)

>his neck is weak enough to be snapped by a tiny lady-girl
t. filtered by fishman island, never would have survived in the new world

>'luckily I know a haki that instantly counters this fruit power
Has literally never happened, Haki only supplements physical abilities and was necessary to justify some superhuman feats, as well as being an excuse to not shoehorn seastone into every scene with df users.
Also good job quoting the ONLY two fights where elemental interactions were important, like every other baby who complains about Haki while ignoring that fights are handled exactly the same as how 95% of pre-haki fights were handled. Not to mention it’s been explicitly stated that haki cannot negate logia powers if the user has transformed into their element before being hit, which means ANY elemental-matchup fights that could happen post-haki will still happen the same way as how Crocodile or Enel was handled (remember that they were ultimately just punched into submission anyways like every other enemy).

Or maybe a gigantic-ass Rankyaku unleashed by a giant leg made out of a thousand limbs!

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its a kids show

>Summon it and it literally just murders everything in range with 0 way to defend

>tfw

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>OP power
Wot

She can make anything people can already make, in fact support heroes would be stronger from their one of a kind advanced tech they created themselves.. That's nothing compared to actual combat quirks.

>tfw robin will never lick your entire body using 1000 tongues