Current Events Wano Z

moreha9685

moreha9685

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Inspired by @CoC: Color of Clowns, drafted by machines.



Act 1: False Start — The Prophecy of the Oni Fruit
  • Prophecy time: a “devil fruit of pure rage” will awaken and destroy the world. Kaido’s men are collecting genetic material to create a synthetic Oni Zoan.
  • The Straw Hats arrive during a weird peace: Kaido has disappeared. Orochi rules in his absence with paranoia, feeding propaganda.
  • Luffy & Zoro team up early to wipe out half the Beast Pirates in one overkill battle. Zoro is forced to use a cursed sword that begins to “whisper back.” :christindeed:
Act 2: Mutation Spiral — The Birth of Oni-Kaido
  • Orochi activates a contingency plan: the Oni Fruit is forcibly grafted onto Kaido’s heir (Yamato).
  • Yamato’s mind begins collapsing between her original self, her father's expectations, and the Oni will. She goes berserk.
  • In desperation, Kaido returns and tries to absorb Yamato, fusing father/daughter into Oni Kaido—a grotesque Buu-like fusion of malice and unprocessed grief. :shame:
  • Nami and Robin lead a soul rescue arc, diving into Yamato’s memories to try and split her from the Kaido half. (Think Gohan/Videl school drama meets Majin Buu’s dog arc.)
Act 3: The Fusion War — Monster vs Monster
  • Straw Hats undergo crazy power-ups, but only via gimmicks:
    • Chopper unlocks a "Beast God" form via Rumble Ball overdose.
    • Luffy trains with an old lunatic in the mountains who teaches him to “punch without punching” (advanced haki).
    • Zoro fuses with his cursed sword, briefly becoming a Sword Wraith—then rejects it.
  • The final battle: Luffy and Yamato fuse (unwillingly) via the Oni Fruit’s will into Monkey-Oni Luffmato.
  • They fight Kaido’s last form: a walking apocalypse, half-flesh, half-furnace-dragon. :risiflip:
  • Luffy pulls out the win not by punching hardest—but by letting Yamato take control and reject her father.
  • Kaido vanishes into smoke. Wano is in ruins, but its people are free of his legacy.
  • The arc ends with Luffy accidentally creating a new pirate faction by leaving behind his fused doppelgänger clone (Toriyama-style cliffhanger gag).
 
shastar-sei

shastar-sei

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#4
The main villain of the 5th One Piece movie, 𝘛𝘩𝘦 𝘊𝘶𝘳𝘴𝘦𝘥 𝘏𝘰𝘭𝘺 𝘚𝘸𝘰𝘳𝘥, merged with his cursed blade.

For your write-up, you could spin this concept into fabled Sword God lore, much like how Super Saiyan was once regarded as a legend. In the distant past, the Ringo swordsman Ryuma was said to have truly become one with his sword and was revered as the Sword God who cast out all would-be invaders.

Then, in one of the interlude chapters between acts, Mihawk casually demonstrates sword merging that annihilates entire fleets of Marine ships while Fujitora watches in dismay. "Marine Hunter..."
 
BoaHancocksHusband

BoaHancocksHusband

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#7
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moreha9685 said:
Inspired by @CoC: Color of Clowns, drafted by machines.



Act 1: False Start — The Prophecy of the Oni Fruit
  • Prophecy time: a “devil fruit of pure rage” will awaken and destroy the world. Kaido’s men are collecting genetic material to create a synthetic Oni Zoan.
  • The Straw Hats arrive during a weird peace: Kaido has disappeared. Orochi rules in his absence with paranoia, feeding propaganda.
  • Luffy & Zoro team up early to wipe out half the Beast Pirates in one overkill battle. Zoro is forced to use a cursed sword that begins to “whisper back.” :christindeed:
Act 2: Mutation Spiral — The Birth of Oni-Kaido
  • Orochi activates a contingency plan: the Oni Fruit is forcibly grafted onto Kaido’s heir (Yamato).
  • Yamato’s mind begins collapsing between her original self, her father's expectations, and the Oni will. She goes berserk.
  • In desperation, Kaido returns and tries to absorb Yamato, fusing father/daughter into Oni Kaido—a grotesque Buu-like fusion of malice and unprocessed grief. :shame:
  • Nami and Robin lead a soul rescue arc, diving into Yamato’s memories to try and split her from the Kaido half. (Think Gohan/Videl school drama meets Majin Buu’s dog arc.)
Act 3: The Fusion War — Monster vs Monster
  • Straw Hats undergo crazy power-ups, but only via gimmicks:
    • Chopper unlocks a "Beast God" form via Rumble Ball overdose.
    • Luffy trains with an old lunatic in the mountains who teaches him to “punch without punching” (advanced haki).
    • Zoro fuses with his cursed sword, briefly becoming a Sword Wraith—then rejects it.
  • The final battle: Luffy and Yamato fuse (unwillingly) via the Oni Fruit’s will into Monkey-Oni Luffmato.
  • They fight Kaido’s last form: a walking apocalypse, half-flesh, half-furnace-dragon. :risiflip:
  • Luffy pulls out the win not by punching hardest—but by letting Yamato take control and reject her father.
  • Kaido vanishes into smoke. Wano is in ruins, but its people are free of his legacy.
  • The arc ends with Luffy accidentally creating a new pirate faction by leaving behind his fused doppelgänger clone (Toriyama-style cliffhanger gag).
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wtf
nice ai
 
moreha9685

moreha9685

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#8
#8
BoaHancocksHusband said:
wtf
nice ai
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I was having some fun with a series of alternative tweaks here and there, until it got me this dud of an ending worse than the actual Wano.

Luffy finally confronts Kaido — but only after Yamato defects and attacks both sides. She believes no one deserves to rule — not Kaido, not Orochi, not the Scabbards, not the World Government.
CP-0 kills Orochi halfway through the final battle and attempts to install a puppet democracy, which Robin and Franky blow up with the help of the orphans Big Mom raised.
Law betrays the alliance, trying to take Kaido’s corpse for experimentation. Zoro stops him in a quiet, one-chapter standoff.
The final battle is not Luffy vs Kaido, but Luffy vs Yamato, who has awakened the Oni form and intends to destroy the capital to sever Wano from all outside influence.
The fight ends with Luffy refusing to kill her, instead placing his straw hat on her and calling her “Joygirl.” :whitepress::whitepress:
She flees into the snow-covered mountains with the orphans, disappearing from history.
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