Current Events "Holy bums are a secret to the world"
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There’s 2 scenarios here:
1. The Admiral holds back and lets himself get killed, meaning there’s no more Admiral there to prevent Xebec from doing whatever he wants in the Holy Land
2. The Admiral goes all out, saving his own life, at the cost of doing some damage to the Holy Land.
Either way, the safety of the Holy Land is entirely at Xebec’s discretion, he can destroy the entire place if he so desires after killing you, so why not just say fuck it and go all out?
1. The Admiral holds back and lets himself get killed, meaning there’s no more Admiral there to prevent Xebec from doing whatever he wants in the Holy Land
2. The Admiral goes all out, saving his own life, at the cost of doing some damage to the Holy Land.
Either way, the safety of the Holy Land is entirely at Xebec’s discretion, he can destroy the entire place if he so desires after killing you, so why not just say fuck it and go all out?
There's no way to really know tbh. Jiaga would have died before he was born, and Sakazukis other family members could have had their money stolen/killed by pirates to really spice it up, and would help tie Sakazuki and Teach together, which Oda has done before. If Oda wanted to make a marine a nepo baby, it would clearly be him too. I also think it's pretty possible Oda just never drew Jiaga because he's rushing and had a lot more he wanted to focus on in the flashback, though.
It was stated 3 times that an admiral cannot use their full power in Marijoies. We saw an admiral complain about not being able to fight, all the while being surrounded by CDs. You know...the people who live there. These statements were talking about out admirals in general.
It canon and common sense that an admiral has issues fighting in Marijoies. The very fact you rely so much on headcannon shows your lack of an argument. You have to prove that those statements dont matter, and that Jiaga or whatever is an exception for some reason.
It canon and common sense that an admiral has issues fighting in Marijoies. The very fact you rely so much on headcannon shows your lack of an argument. You have to prove that those statements dont matter, and that Jiaga or whatever is an exception for some reason.
I'm pretty sure his point is that the Admiral holding back would actually be far more detrimental for the citizens of Mariejois, as compared to if that Admiral just bit the bullet and went all out.
CDs would be hurt in both cases, but in the case that the Admiral goes all out and manages to defeat Xebec, he won't be able to rampage throughout the land anymore, as opposed to the Admiral dying and Xebec being free to do whatever he wants there.
It's essentially the trolley problem thought experiment.
CDs would be hurt in both cases, but in the case that the Admiral goes all out and manages to defeat Xebec, he won't be able to rampage throughout the land anymore, as opposed to the Admiral dying and Xebec being free to do whatever he wants there.
It's essentially the trolley problem thought experiment.
In theory, but Garp too doesn't seems particuarly rich.
We can even assume some dumb CD blamed "his father" for the event as that CD wanted to do with Aramaki.
Overall, there are plenty of possible reasons.
* i would like for Akainu to not have any notable father/mother/ancestor or whatever to be clear, but we are to a point of no return. I fully expect even Koby to have some legendary ancestor at this point lol. I hate this.
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Btw, Akainu wasn't there when Sengoku was talking about Xebec. He arrived after:
We can even assume some dumb CD blamed "his father" for the event as that CD wanted to do with Aramaki.
Overall, there are plenty of possible reasons.
* i would like for Akainu to not have any notable father/mother/ancestor or whatever to be clear, but we are to a point of no return. I fully expect even Koby to have some legendary ancestor at this point lol. I hate this.
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Btw, Akainu wasn't there when Sengoku was talking about Xebec. He arrived after:
