Future Events Why Oda created conflict between Akainu and Fujitora

milluki

milluki

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So Akainu forbade Fujitora to visit any navy base, until he captures Luffy. Fujitora still went to Maryjoa, against those orders. This is important for two reasons.

1. If he hadn't come there, the Revos would have had to deal only with Ryokugyu, so if Fujitora was really secretly working against the WG, he could just have followed Akainu's orders. He could have helped the enemies of the WG without taking any risk. He didn't. Same goes for Ryokugyu, who could have tried to throw Fujitora out, if he was secretly working for the WG.

2. One reason why Ryokugyu didn't try to kick Fujitora out by force was that Fujitora would have hit back. They didn't want to destroy the place. So Fujitora can't fight with full strength in Maryjoa or even in a navy base. He would destroy everything.

Oda wrote this conflict because he wants Fujitora to show his full power. Fujitora is not allowed to go back to the HQ. This rule will still stand when Luffy prepares to attack the navy base. He will stay somewhere close to New Marineford, but not too close. When Luffy arrives to fight Akainu, Fujitora will be in the way. Zoro will have to stay behind to fight him while the other Strawhats advance to New Marineford. Fujitora vs Zoro will be isolated from the others. Fujitora will have the space to unleash his whole power without fear of harming bystanders.
 
milluki

milluki

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Date said:
Fuji being against the WG dont mean he is a Revo member and would know the Revos would attack the Reverie.
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Rocks attacked the Celestial Dragons. Kaido and Big Mom planned to. Blackbeard wants to do it. They think Dragon will do it one day. The people in Maryjoa have lots of enemies. Why would you strengthen their secruity at such a crucual gathering, if you mean them harm and your boss even tells you to stay away?
 
milluki

milluki

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R A I T E I I I said:
In what world can Zoro stop fujitora u good bro
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You expect him to just stagnate? I mean, Oda said Zoro would come out of Japan, if he lived in real life, but he is not himself the personification of that country that stagnated economically for the last 20-30 years. Zoro will continue to grow with rapid speed.
 
milluki

milluki

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Lor D. Coast said:
Already stopped him multiple times, Zoro will fight someone that deserve to be oneshotted not a disabled person that is fighting against the system.
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He is not fighting against the system. He is fighting against pirates. He is preserving the system because, while he likely considers it faulty, he still prefers it to the likes of Kaido taking over the world.
 
Finalbeta

Finalbeta

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I bet Loda loved to spice up things between the two to generate a funny scenario. He sometimes doesn't think that deep :josad:

But honestly it's probably also a metaphor to Fuji disagreeing with absolute justice
 
LordofCinder

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That’s an easy one. To give an advantage to the SH later on. Funnily enough, 90% of times this is the correct answer to all inorganic things happening post-ts.
 
Big Boiii

Big Boiii

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milluki said:
He is not fighting against the system. He is fighting against pirates. He is preserving the system because, while he likely considers it faulty, he still prefers it to the likes of Kaido taking over the world.
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The guy who removed 1 of the 3 powers that Akainu/Gorosei/etc were trying to maintain and keep is preserving the system, makes sense.
 
milluki

milluki

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Big Boiii said:





The guy who removed 1 of the 3 powers that Akainu/Gorosei/etc were trying to maintain and keep is preserving the system, makes sense.
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Sengoku called them scum of the sea. Akainu probably has similar thoughts. All marines dislike them strongly. By lending his martial might to the navy, he more than makes up for the loss of the Warlords. So if he just helps them to trick them, it would be a very stupid strategy. He is critical of the WG but he just hates pirates more.
 
Big Boiii

Big Boiii

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milluki said:
Sengoku called them scum of the sea. Akainu probably has similar thoughts. All marines dislike them strongly. By lending his martial might to the navy, he more than makes up for the loss of the Warlords. So if he just helps them to trick them, it would be a very stupid strategy. He is critical of the WG but he just hates pirates more.
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Sengoku and Akainu despite their hate for the pirates are willing to overlook the corruption and BS WG has caused for other people. Fujitora despite having dislike for pirates is willing to let the pirates get their way and take credit if it fixes up the bullshit that the World Government has caused. Going far enough to expose that it wasn't simply some pirates who were responsible for shit that happened in Dressrosa, but rather it was the World Government's fault.

Fujitora's need to change the World Government and address the corruption > His dislike for pirates, hence his ideology is "Moral Justice".

Warlords were simply #1 thing on his agenda, we'll be seeing more of his agenda soon enough.
 
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