Commercially, this theatrical version is definitely a success, and if you watch it in a movie theater, it will be a word of mouth, but for Heimi, the character design of Barrett is a failure.
First of all, the intensity is set too high. Barrett has Rayleigh's level at the age of 16. When the character reaches Luffy's timeline, he is so strong that he can fly, which is obviously a breakdown for the balance of the pirates' combat power;
Secondly, Barrett's fruit is completely a burden. He directly exploded a number of supernovas with pure physical skills. After using the ability, his expressiveness decreased, and the proud speed advantage disappeared. The most important thing is that Barrett is a person on Roger's ship. The pirates themselves are more resistant to Devil Fruits. From the dialogue between Bucky and Redhead, they are not sure whether they will gain abilities after eating Devil Fruits, which shows that they are on board. I don’t know much about Devil Fruit, and maybe even have no ability at all, so the existence of Barrett has become a contradiction;
In the end, I think Barrett's domineering overlord color is the most failed design. It is true that adding an overlord color conflict to the Boss is very eye-catching, but it will affect the frame of the entire pirate. The currently known overlord color owners are in addition to Lei Liwai is all the boss or successor. The appearance of Barrett seems to tell everyone that as long as he is strong enough, he can have the overlord. At present, when a group of people who love to brag about fighting power see the ghost of Sauron, they have to say that he also has the overlord. , which greatly affects the environment of the entire pirate circle.
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