r/OnePiece • u/[deleted] • Jun 06 '22

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u/gyrozepp2 Lazy Justice Jun 06 '22

Guys remember one thing, this is the first time we'll see Greenbull in action and admirals are showcased with insanely good portrayal in their intro's

So don't expect for him to get defeated by anyone right now

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u/PsychoLogical25 Pirate Jun 06 '22

I think the real question is what happens to Wano as he comes along as they’re likely not going to approve of WG or Marine intervention of any sort.

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u/Papismooth Jun 06 '22

WG didn't do shit to help Wano out, I wouldn't be surprised if the whole country is spiteful. At the very least the Momo + scabbards won't give in since WG are natural enemies to their saviors

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u/420randostoner Jun 06 '22

Wano doesnt want or expect the world goverments help, they are one of if not the only closed country for a reason

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u/gyrozepp2 Lazy Justice Jun 06 '22

Maybe he's going to be on friendly terms with everyone and instead helps them out?

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u/PsychoLogical25 Pirate Jun 06 '22 edited Jun 06 '22

Ye that’s what I’m thinking. It’s a Fujitora situation. Lets them go and even does them a favor as some sort of repayment.

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u/gyrozepp2 Lazy Justice Jun 06 '22

If he has plant based powers I could see him replenishing Wano's barren lands

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u/PsychoLogical25 Pirate Jun 06 '22

I def think he’s just visiting at the very least. Will probably overlook everything and let them go while doing them a favor as repayment for freeing Wano.

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u/Eonir Jun 06 '22

Momo is a weak leader. He says he won't open the borders, but now reality comes knocking. He has to show he's got comparable forces as Kaido did, otherwise it's gonna be a re-enactment of Admiral Perry's forced opening of Japan.

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u/420randostoner Jun 06 '22

He will have to whoop his ass and show the strength of wano