General & Others Does Wano have the worst arc ending in One Piece?

[Woozles]

I'd say so. Largely cause it honestly fails to address a lot of issues Wano brought up and just kinda ushers us along with the expectation that it'll be resolved later or that we forgot.

Hell the fact that we more or less got ending DLC later to try and justify some bits really emphasizes how poorly Wano wrapped up.

 

[Zaretball]

GreenBull's plot, queen Carrot and Hiyori's scene really are something else.

 

[Emmazrine]

worst ending is debatable but very unsatisfied one for sure

 

[kanon]

Only the ending ?

 

[Egghead]

Besides Zou and Thriller Bark

 

[Swordtaker]

Ending??? The Whole Wano Arc was Shitty, even Loda know it. also what happen to the Lurking Legend fool was talking about?
the arc is trash they needed to make baits like editors crying reading some chapters, lurking legends and shit LOL

 

[stefan999]

Wano was too long and ending was definitely underwhelming. Oda was not able to portray SHs as group that can compete with the best of the best. Luffy had three power-up's during one arc. That's crazy. I was hoping for another team up, like in Thriller Barc, but Luffy soloed him with ridiculous ability. Then, Carrot became leader of Minks, Yamato stayed on Wano and Shanks came to promote his movie.

 

[Sanji D Cook]

When the raid began, that was the downward spiral for the Wano arc.

 

[Sir Yasheen]

Oh absolutely. Wano easily became the worst arc in one piece.

 

[Herrera95]

Everything is the worst in this arc except for Zoro main fight.

 

[Monkey D Theories]

there were so many loose ends, you can't even count them all. Like whatever happened to the beast pirates? Whatever happened to kaido and big mom?

 

[Fn Lucci]

I loved OP since 2002 and it was the worst finish of an arc relative to either quality of the story before it or the potential for where it could go. I'm willing to believe Oda didn't even work on it after the debut of Nika, it was just so fucking lazy and misguided.

 

[Sir Tuna Sandwich II]

Fuck you!
Wano was awful arc but the ending the best part!
Cry.

 

[Fuckthis3]

Luffy fandom, Kidd fandom, Sanji fandom, Zoro fandom, Apoo fandom, Drake fandom, Yamato fandom, Nami/Usopp fandom, Yonko faction, Admiral faction... too many Ls at certain points to count.

Well I guess Raizo and Tama fandom ate pretty well I guess? Plus Law came out of that shit pretty beastly, got Poneglyph importance with Robin and Puncture Wille was a move nobody literally expected from Law.

Apoo didn't took no L"s so he shouldn't be here

 

[Wanji>>Lolo]

I loved OP since 2002 and it was the worst finish of an arc relative to either quality of the story before it or the potential for where it could go. I'm willing to believe Oda didn't even work on it after the debut of Nika, it was just so fucking lazy and misguided.

Wano was so unsatisfying and the lackluster ending sealed the deal.
Almost killed my enjoyment for the series.

 

[HeroesNZ]

Dog shit ending, way too many loose ends and anticlimaxes.

The nature of the ending was in extremely poor taste as well; so what if Orochi was brutally discriminated against as a child by Wano citizens, he and all Kurozumis are definitely born evil for absolutely no reason at all, with no message or repercussions imposed upon the citizens who brutalised them and bent over to Kaido for decades. They did absolutely nothing to free themselves in the end.

I'm just glad that it's finished - Oda was definitely freestyling that one.

 

[dirtyLarry]

Even letting my usual sarcasm and intentional hyperboles aside:

Yes, the ending was comically bad.

Like "wtf was he even thinking" kind of bad.

 

[Fn Lucci]

All Kurozumi deserve to burn

Except there aren't any Kurozumi because we fucking burned all but two of them, and then we burned those two as well because they were mad about how we burnt the other ones.

 

[uyuu]

...wait how is Wano Ending again?

Was it Kurozumis are born to burn?

 

[dirtyLarry]

All Kurozumi deserve to burn

Except there aren't any Kurozumi because we fucking burned all but two of them, and then we burned those two as well because they were mad about how we burnt the other ones.

Tbh, out of all the bs at the end of Wano this was the least problematic.

It was just an obvious pun that triggered some sensitive people in the Western World.

The inconsistencies, useless "promotion moments" (looking at you Shanks and Greenbull), abandoned plot points (where do I even begin) and totally rushed conclusion were much more problematic.