Speculations Imu will be defeated for good at the end of the Elbaf arc

[M.O]

That’s not going to happen; Imu is going to absolutely thrash Luffy and Loki, and won't leave Elbaf until Sommers and Killingham are dead. I get that you like Blackbeard, but Imu—an 800-year-old villain—is far from being at full power.
It baffles me that people think someone who once faced Joyboy will be defeated by the current versions of Loki and Luffy on Elbaf.

 

[Roo]

kinda believe it, or at least his defeat will lead to his death at the hands of BB because rn he's a chump

 

[nik87]

Imu or at the very least the entity that his powers are based on are too important lore wise to fall before raftel.

If Nerona Imu loses, Mu will just find a new host

What can he offer later that he aint offering now?

 

[Sir Yasheen]

What can he offer later that he aint offering now?

Lore on the first world the world that Nika comes from

 

[nik87]

Lore on the first world the world that Nika comes from

Seems like Imu knows nothing about that...
...which is normal considering he's from 2nd world.

 

[Sir Yasheen]

Seems like Imu knows nothing about that...
...which is normal considering he's from 2nd world.

That’s why I mentioned the entity that originates his power.

 

[soupongo]

Seems like Imu knows nothing about that...
...which is normal considering he's from 2nd world.

You should spend 5 minutes thinking about it. There was no global government to censor history in his childhood. He should know the full story of the world

 

[Donquixote Shivercalero]

Imu or at the very least the entity that his powers are based on are too important lore wise to fall before raftel.

If Nerona Imu loses, Mu will just find a new host

Imu is Mu get this weak ass possession theory out of here

 

[Donquixote Shivercalero]

These are just the impotent fantasies of Fatbeaard wankers

 

[DenifClock]

I don't know how people can even come to the conclusion that Imu is going to defeated for good in this arc when we still have Imu's army to deal with.
To have the main boss be defeated before their subordinates is an underwhelming writing choice.
Don't pick up a pen.

 

[sanjikun]

The issue is that Imu's nerfed down in the lower world. A villain always has to be defeated at max power. See Kaido.

 

[nik87]

The issue is that Imu's nerfed down in the lower world. A villain always has to be defeated at max power. See Kaido.

What aspect of his power is nerfed exactly?

 

[Iaarm]

I think Imu will be defeated by Luffy but he will ultimately meet his end at Blackbeards hand. Maybe he will be send back to MJ after his defeat and there he will be ambushed by Blackbeard. It’s been implied that BB will do what his father couldn’t do.

 

[S.W317]

I’m referring to the initial text in my first post, where I talk about Kizaru and Akainu.

And you completely misunderstood my second post, because that’s not what I’m saying; I’m talking about a specific narrative structure that keeps repeating, speaking of katakuri.

Read the whole thing before foolishly criticizing off the cuff.

The idiot sob is probably not a native English speaker, I would ignore him entirely

 

[S.W317]

Imu or at the very least the entity that his powers are based on are too important lore wise to fall before raftel.

If Nerona Imu loses, Mu will just find a new host

And that host will be Blackbeard

 

[S.W317]

You should spend 5 minutes thinking about it. There was no global government to censor history in his childhood. He should know the full story of the world

I think you should be the one spending 5 minutes to think, we don’t know that there was a government in the second world.

That could well have been the ancient kingdom; I think the ancient kingdom is the world government of the past

 

[Urouge]

I don't know how people can even come to the conclusion that Imu is going to defeated for good in this arc when we still have Imu's army to deal with.
To have the main boss be defeated before their subordinates is an underwhelming writing choice.
Don't pick up a pen.

There are as many Holy Knights as there are astrological signs, 12.

All the Holy Knights have been introduced.

You can verify by counting them; there are 12, just like the astrological signs.

bearing in mind that some of them likely fought against the revolutionaries during the siege of Mary Geoise

The Holy Knights are the only elite army of Mary Geoise; apart from them, the rest are just standard royal guards.



And they have all been introduced.

 

[Sugoi]

That’s not going to happen; Imu is going to absolutely thrash Luffy and Loki, and won't leave Elbaf until Sommers and Killingham are dead. I get that you like Blackbeard, but Imu—an 800-year-old villain—is far from being at full power.
It baffles me that people think someone who once faced Joyboy will be defeated by the current versions of Loki and Luffy on Elbaf.

oda never makes sanji and zoro win their fights and luffy lose his, if they win then luffys winning too

 

[Sugoi]

I don't know how people can even come to the conclusion that Imu is going to defeated for good in this arc when we still have Imu's army to deal with.
To have the main boss be defeated before their subordinates is an underwhelming writing choice.
Don't pick up a pen.

because they simply become garlings army once garling kills imu the moment hes sent back. If imu was meant to be an endgame character then oda wouldn't be revealing his whole bag right now, garling is the one oda is saving for later