Controversial Luffy is fighting Akainu
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Sabo will fight Mercury the strongest Gorosei, and Zoro will fight Venus the 2nd strongest Gorosei.
Sabo or Dragon vs Akainu is guaranteed, Oda isn't going to have Luffy bully an Admiral this arc and then have him fight another one later, especially since Imu is the overarching antagonist, not a fucking Admiral.
Kizaru is an Admiral (Taisho). Akainu is Fleet Admiral (Gensui). Akainu is a step above Admirals
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Sabo or Dragon vs Akainu is guaranteed, Oda isn't going to have Luffy bully an Admiral this arc and then have him fight another one later, especially since Imu is the overarching antagonist, not a fucking Admiral.
not PTS Sengoku but prime Sengoku was definitely above current Admirals + Akainu/Aokiji. 80 year old Garp was giving Aokiji a solid beating before he also got jumped by Shiryu, Pizarro, Vasco Shot etc. Roger said that if they wanted to stop him they should have sent Garp or Sengoku, meaning that those two were literally above your top Marine officers.
Why would Sabo vs Akainu be foreshadowed at the Reverie when Akainu was on New Marineford?
There’s the recent foreshadowing of Akainu vs Sabo, the full scene was about Akainu being told about what happened there and how Sabo is now the Flame Emperor and ends with Akainu glaring out to sea swearing to defeat all his enemies. Next to a gigantic picture of Sabo.
Akainu can still very much fight Luffy, Dragon, Sabo or even another Marine like Fujitora. The problem with the Luffy one is still that he’s got no chance of being the final villain while still being important enough that he should be in the final arc. If he fights Luffy he’s either a mid arc fight, which makes him look bad, or somehow goes down before the final war, which makes no sense.
There’s the recent foreshadowing of Akainu vs Sabo, the full scene was about Akainu being told about what happened there and how Sabo is now the Flame Emperor and ends with Akainu glaring out to sea swearing to defeat all his enemies. Next to a gigantic picture of Sabo.
Akainu can still very much fight Luffy, Dragon, Sabo or even another Marine like Fujitora. The problem with the Luffy one is still that he’s got no chance of being the final villain while still being important enough that he should be in the final arc. If he fights Luffy he’s either a mid arc fight, which makes him look bad, or somehow goes down before the final war, which makes no sense.
Why would Sabo vs Akainu be foreshadowed at the Reverie when Akainu was on New Marineford?
There’s the recent foreshadowing of Akainu vs Sabo, the full scene was about Akainu being told about what happened there and how Sabo is now the Flame Emperor and ends with Akainu glaring out to sea swearing to defeat all his enemies. Next to a gigantic picture of Sabo.
Akainu can still very much fight Luffy, Dragon, Sabo or even another Marine like Fujitora. The problem with the Luffy one is still that he’s got no chance of being the final villain while still being important enough that he should be in the final arc. If he fights Luffy he’s either a mid arc fight, which makes him look bad, or somehow goes down before the final war, which makes no sense.
There’s the recent foreshadowing of Akainu vs Sabo, the full scene was about Akainu being told about what happened there and how Sabo is now the Flame Emperor and ends with Akainu glaring out to sea swearing to defeat all his enemies. Next to a gigantic picture of Sabo.
Akainu can still very much fight Luffy, Dragon, Sabo or even another Marine like Fujitora. The problem with the Luffy one is still that he’s got no chance of being the final villain while still being important enough that he should be in the final arc. If he fights Luffy he’s either a mid arc fight, which makes him look bad, or somehow goes down before the final war, which makes no sense.
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Obviously yes.
This is just to point out the most obvious of the hints.
This is just to point out the most obvious of the hints.