Since Blackbeard was in Ace’s division, he wanted to punish Teach himself. How’s, Ace didn’t know what Teach really was, and what his plans were. Teach defeated Ace at Banaro Island, and later handed him over to the Marines. Because of this, the War of Marineford broke out, and it has been one of the most iconic arc in One Piece. It was during this war that we saw Whitebeard and his Pirate Crew. We also saw the Shichibukai, and the Marines in full force as well. Legends like Fleet Admiral Sengoku, Garp, Whitebeard, and Shanks also took part in this War, all for different reasons. Ultimately, the Pirates succeeded in freeing Ace. But, he chose to sacrifice his life to save Luffy from Admiral Akainu. Ace’s death was one of the biggest shocks in One Piece, because this series isn’t really known for killing off people. When Oda did it, even his editors didn’t want to see this. They told him that Ace’s death is not a good idea, but Oda didn’t listen. He was set on killing off Ace, and that’s what he did. The story would’ve been very different if Ace was still alive. But coming back to Ace, why did Oda kill him off? The answer is simple. He wanted to give Luffy the desire to grow stronger. Luffy was very weak before the Timeskip. Oda used Ace’s death to make him train, groom him under Rayleigh, and then put him on the track to become the Pirate King once again. It would’ve also been possible without killing Ace off. But, the impact would’ve really have been the same. Ace’s death meant a lot. Something similar happened in Naruto if you’re familiar with it. [Spoilers if you haven’t watched the series already] Naruto’s mentor, Jiraiya was killed off by Masashi Kishimoto in order to make Naruto stronger. Oda also used the same card, and it is very common in the world of manga and anime. Looking back at it, I think Oda made the right choice, and you should expect something similar to come in the future of One Piece as well.
The Biggest Plot Hole In One Piece History Has Been Revealed
Hey everyone! Today I’m going to talk about a huge plot hole in the One Piece world, that has never really been talked about much. When it comes to the series, Eiichiro Oda is very careful with what he writes and makes sure it makes complete sense. However, Toei Animation is sometimes reluctant to ensure what they’re doing matches Oda’s work. So, the plot hole that I’m talking about today relates to the One Piece anime only. Before I begin discussing the post, I want to warn you all of the spoilers this post contains. I don’t want you to continue if don’t like being spoiled. So, let’s begin. The plot hole in the One Piece anime that I’m talking about is concerning one of the Yonko, Red Hair Shanks. Shanks was first revealed at Fooshia Village. This is where he met Luffy, and all the stuff with the bandits happened. This is also where Shanks saved Luffy from the Coastal King and ended up losing his arm. For a person like Shanks to lose his arm makes no sense in the first place. But, that’s not what I’m here to talk about. The plot hole that I’m referring to happens in around Episode 461 of the One Piece anime. This is where we get a flashback of Portgas D. Ace when he is on his way to meet with Shanks. Ace only wants to pay his gratitude to him for saving his kid brother. He also partied with Shanks, and together they talked about how Ace would try to take Whitebeard’s head. A huge thing that Toei Animation messed up was the animation for the Yonko Shanks himself. Remember how Shanks sacrificed his arm for Luffy? Looks like he learned how to grow one back, because Toei showed us that Shanks had both his arms in this episode. That’s right! For them to make such a big error is inexplicable. Further, Shanks is a very important character in One Piece.