For all of Gol D. Rogers hype, he was taken down by normal marines, wasn't he? Sure, he gave himself up, but why? Instead of just taking over the world or something?
Even early in the manga, Luffy and crew seemed more powerful than most communities.. Higher end characters seem powerful enough to conquer the world. Good thing for the citizens of the One Piece-verse that they prefer to live out at sea as pirates, away from civilization. 😂
Originally posted by Rikudo sennin
The sage who is a God created the moon on his death bed without the juubi's chakra. He would destroy gol d roger. And prime rikudo who is a God who has another God sealed into him solos opverse and bleachverse.
Am I the only one who finds his capitalization of the letter G in his post funny?
Originally posted by cdtm
For all of Gol D. Rogers hype, he was taken down by normal marines, wasn't he? Sure, he gave himself up, but why? Instead of just taking over the world or something?
He was going to die of sickness if he didn't, remember.
Though it's worth noting we know characters who clashed with him repeatedly. Garp, Sengoku, Whitebeard. That tells us his rough power.
Originally posted by Rikudo sennin
Im told whenever you use the word you have to capitalize the first letter out of respect.
When explicitly referring to the supreme deity within a monotheistic religion, one would use 'God' as it is considered to be a proper noun. Whereas 'god', which is a common noun, would be used when you were describing something/someone who was revered as a deity.
At least that is how I understand it.
If you capitalized the letter out of respect, there was no need to do it in this case, seeing as no one in the real world would worship the Sage of the Six Paths as a god.
Besides, you did not capitalize the 'g' in Gol D. Roger's first name, and I just found "a God who has another God sealed into him" to be funny. 😛
Originally posted by Demonic Phoenix
When explicitly referring to the supreme deity within a monotheistic religion, one would use 'God' as it is considered to be a proper noun. Whereas 'god', which is a common noun, would be used when you were describing something/someone who was revered as a deity.
At least that is how I understand it.If you capitalized the letter out of respect, there was no need to do it in this case, seeing as no one in the real world would worship the Sage of the Six Paths as a god.
Besides, you did not capitalize the 'g' in Gol D. Roger's first name, and I just found "a God who has another God sealed into him" to be funny. 😛
Whenever I use the word I feel obligated for some reason to capitalize it. And was not out of respect of the sage who gives a **** about him but in most cases whenever I use the word I think of the supreme deity. Can't help it and why should I capitalize the g in gol d roger it's not like it is God it's gold.
Originally posted by Rikudo sennin
Whenever I use the word I feel obligated for some reason to capitalize it. And was not out of respect of the sage who gives a **** about him but in most cases whenever I use the word I think of the supreme deity. Can't help it and why should I capitalize the g in gol d roger it's not like it is God it's gold.
You always capitalize the first letter of proper nouns, which include names. 'God' (as the name) and 'Gol D. Roger' are proper nouns, whereas 'god' (as a descriptor) and 'gold' are not.
I realize we're making mountains out of mole-hills, but meh, this discussion is probably going to be more interesting than a discussion concerning a fight between two characters that are largely shrouded in myth.
Originally posted by AuraAngel
You use God when you are talking about the God of a religion(Christian, Jewish, Islamic god).You use god when talking about what that character is. I.e, in the world of Naruto, the Juubi was like a god.
You capitalize Gol because that is his name, Gol D. Roger. It's like not capitalizing Gaara.
Originally posted by Demonic Phoenix
You always capitalize the first letter of proper nouns, which include names. 'God' (as the name) and 'Gol D. Roger' are proper nouns, whereas 'god' (as a descriptor) and 'gold' are not.I realize we're making mountains out of mole-hills, but meh, this discussion is probably going to be more interesting than a discussion concerning a fight between two characters that are largely shrouded in myth.
I just was to lazy to capitalize his name and I have this thing where I can't help but capitalize the word every time I use it