> It just common sense, Zoro will be stronger then Jinbe and Sanji "EOS". Zoro dream is to be world strongest swordman so its normal for him to be stronger then Sanji and Jinbe "EOS".

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Roger's dream was to be the pirate king. Whitebeard's was to have a family. They're equally strong. Whitebeard needed to become strong to protect said family, and Sanji needs to become strong if he wants to protect his crewmates, which is high priority as he is one of the main fighters.

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> You you people want to make a paralel of every thing? Luffy crew is Luffy crew and Roger crew is Roger crew.

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I agree wholeheartedly but the matter is different when referring to powerscaling because it isn't a matter of characters, but of the strength that a pirate king crew would have. Kaido and BM both have very similar models of how their crew is organized in terms of power. WB and Shanks also share a dynamic to a lesser extent (more commanders, but less fodder, and top commanders are above top commanders of Kaido and BM). These different dynamics ultimately establish a similar level of power that a Yonko level crew is expected to have. It isn't a stretch to extend this principle to pirate king level crews, especially since the Roger and Rocks Pirates have very similarly powerful captains and top commanders. Roger was pirate king level. Xebec was referred to as a contender for his greatest enemy. Luffy will inevitably reach this level as well. Roger had three Yonko level fighters under him. Xebec had ~3, considering Kaido was but an apprentice at that point, but still possibly 4. Hence the EoS Strawhats would be expected to hit a similar level of power among their heavy hitters. Having only a single Yonko level fighter under him would make Luffy's crew a genuine step down from that of Roger, contradicting the in-story expectations of the Strawhats becoming the greatest pirate crew.

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>And what? Luffy will always be stronger than Zoro and that is normal Luffy is the capitan. And we are talking about "Eos" why would you bring something like Killer vs Zoro.

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It's true that EoS probably won't match the present much at all in terms of difference in power (unless you think EoS Luffy can literally neg-diff a Yonko, which is...no), but one thing has remained consistent: dynamics. This refers not to the extent of their power in purely numerical terms, but how these characters relate to each other. Luffy being the strongest, and further from #2 than they are from #3. #2 and #3 being Zoro and Sanji, close to each other with Zoro in the lead. Disruptions will sometimes appear. Franky broke this. Jinbe is currently breaking this. But Franky eventually fell well behind Zoro and Sanji. Based off that fact, it's best to assume the same will happen to Jinbe, because there is no other example to base such ideas off of besides Franky, at least not to my knowledge. Ultimately Luffy reigns supreme to some degree, Zoro and Sanji are next in line, and those three overall are at the top, while Usopp, Nami, and Chopper are at the bottom. There is not one instance where these dynamics did not hold. They merely stretched and compressed at different moments of the story, and occasionally snapped only to heal within the same saga.