Wano started in 2018, we are now in 2021 and I am pretty sure most of us agree that Wano isn't going to end in at least two more years since there is absolutely no way Kaido and all of his subordinates are going to get defeated this year. So Wano has been going on for three years now and I legitimately have no idea what we learned thus far that is of relevant information outside the Rodger flashback since it literally only took four chapters out of the 100 chapters of Wano? A baby that was born when Wano started will start kindergarten when it ends. Why does Oda need more time for a single arc than nurturing a baby into its adolescents age? A bachelors degree takes four years to obtain, why does Oda need more time for a single arc than a person getting their bachelors degree?
Sabaody Archipelago, Amazon Lily, Impel Down, Marine Ford and Luffy/Ace flashback took less time COMBINED than Wano and yet we learned a lot more in those arcs than Wano.
Sabaody Archipelago, Amazon Lily, Impel Down, Marine Ford and Luffy/Ace flashback took less time COMBINED than Wano and yet we learned a lot more in those arcs than Wano.