I think it’s time to accept that there is a gap (possibly a LARGE gap) both in power and narrative between Fleet Admirals and Admirals.
The dynamic between the Fleet Admiral and Admirals is going to be like the dynamic between a Yonko and their YCs, since that seems that is the case with all villainous organizations.
It's hard to imagine that Greenbull is on the same level as Akainu given his reverence for him.
It's like Flampe and Katakuri.
In every major villain organization we've seen, there's a MASSIVE gap in power between the leader/strongest and his closest subordinates.
Eg: Kaido is MASSIVELY more powerful than King, Queen, and Jack.
This gap is not only just in terms of power but likely in narrative significance as well.
Oda is clearly building up to something significant in the story with Kuzan.
And with Akainu too (obviously).
Meanwhile, Kizaru and Greenbull seem to be as side character-y as you can possibly get.
The dynamic between the Fleet Admiral and Admirals is going to be like the dynamic between a Yonko and their YCs, since that seems that is the case with all villainous organizations.
It's hard to imagine that Greenbull is on the same level as Akainu given his reverence for him.
It's like Flampe and Katakuri.
In every major villain organization we've seen, there's a MASSIVE gap in power between the leader/strongest and his closest subordinates.
Eg: Kaido is MASSIVELY more powerful than King, Queen, and Jack.
This gap is not only just in terms of power but likely in narrative significance as well.
Oda is clearly building up to something significant in the story with Kuzan.
And with Akainu too (obviously).
Meanwhile, Kizaru and Greenbull seem to be as side character-y as you can possibly get.
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