General & Others Will One Piece get a terrible sequel once it has finished?

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Due to popularity of the One Piece series after the series finished shonen jump will most likely want a sequel because they will not want to lose their cash cow.

Sequels of popular series have been hit or miss with most of them being awful and some of them being decent or even being better than the original series:

Dragon ball super and GT:Both awful
Boruto: Awful
That Bleach one shot:Awfull
Fairy tail 100 years quest: Better than the original series because after the Alverez arc it was hard to get any worst
Shaman king flowers:Awful
Chainsaw man part 2: Decent
Nnt 4Knights: Awful
Inushahime:Awfull

Mejuro: This is actually really good and dabura is a far better and more interesting character than Sukuna who looking back and was quite one dimensional this might of the few times the sequel series is better than the original

In short manga/Anime sequels are likely to be terrible and I cannot wait for One Piece's sequel about Luffy's son and his adventures
 
#4
Honestly I’d much rather a prequel or side stories similar to the Law/Ace novels or projects like Fan Letter

But obviously SJ will want to rake in the money even after OP is finished so we’ll probably get a sequel

I know a lot of people here hate One Piece at this point but there’s a reason why OP is the at the center of nearly everything Shonen Jump related even if it isn’t the best seller that year. It’s the most sold manga of all time and can always be relied on to generate millions of dollars in physicals alone

They aren’t leaving that money on the table
 
#5
This is another anti-fan topic.
- We, as anti-fans, hold the opinion that we are morally just in our judgements of this story and the people involved in it. Basically, if Oda disrespects MY MANGA by making a terrible sequel just to make extra money then I reserve the right to do something violent and extreme against him or his family even distantly related.
 
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