@@064razor its not a royal flush or even a straight for that matter. Flush would mean they’re all suited and every hand we’ve talked about needs five cards Jack-Ace is four so it’s not a straight either
I believe Rayleigh would have gone after Luffy on Amazon Lily regardless of the war, I think in fact that proposition was postponed by the sudden war. Kuma gave Rayleigh a proper explanation after the whole bopping so I think he might have come to Luffy saying "yo kid, you guys got wrecked but don't worry, your friends are safe. Now you could head back and continue your journey but know that you'll face enemies like Kizaru again, or I can give you a 3 step guide to the New World and then you'll be free to spin the block."
I think just like Whitebeard did, Shanks might offer Ace a spot on his crew. We know he occasionally makes offers to pirates who make a good showing like Marco and presumably Rockstar and he does accept weaker pirates under his command so I can see a similar situation with the spade pirates becoming a part of Shanks' fleet. Shanks gives Ace a spanking and a good talking to realize how much bigger the world is and that he needs to establish a goal for his ambition otherwise he'll just end up burning out when faced with real power. All as a gesture to the son of his former Captain and father figure
Ace would never agree to that. The only reason Ace eventually accepted Whitebeard was because he symbolized a father, the only thing he ever really wanted and I don't think Shanks would fit that roll.
The idea of ace devolopong his conquerers haki and armamant haki to advanced levels like luffy did but over 4 years and constantly breaking out to challenge kaido does sound rather fun
If Ace doesn't join Whitebeard then he doesn't hunt Blackbeard. Which means Blackbeard might catch Luffy like he originally planned and send him to Impel Down (the crew either join him or they die) and could be take Ace's spot at Marineford, with the marines hoping to attract Dragon. But since we saw Dragon being pragmatic in the latest chapters, he wouldn't send his men on a suicide mission for a son he met maybe twice?
That's sounds like some alternative script. If Teach catch before they go to Sky island and force Robin to decipher Glyfs, then Shanks has to fight him even sooner and eventually save Luffy from the Navy. Sengoku revealed Luffy parentage only to force the marine to actually treat him like a threat. Overall Ace in Red Hair pirates makes them busted. Blackbeard pirates get defeated and Luffy is saved.
you're forgetting Garp is there, if Luffy is being sentenced to death, Garp would feel even worse considering he is his own blood, i think if the time came, Garp would jump at the last moment to save Luffy
This is why i really wish Ace would've gotten more screen time. Based on how he fared against Blackbeard and Akainu , it's hard to accurately guage how strong he really was. Surely he was up there if he was strong enough to be a commander for an Emperor but i really wonder how he compares to the others.
@@korymulanax3362we dont know how BB won tho, it could be foul play going on, like during their clash Burgess could be giving ace back-shots from behind and Ace couldnt handle two guys at once or smth
@@korymulanax3362To be fair, Akainu had a stronger version of Ace's devil fruit which means a direct counter. Then there's Blackbeard which we know nothing about the fight but surely there was some foul play, knowing BB, plus his DF negates nearly all damage so that's another direct counter.
0:04 Ace's potential routes as a commander of an Emperor aside Whitebeard: 1. If he joins Shanks, he'd be the only Devil Fruit user in the Red Hair Pirates aside from Uta who's still at Elegia. He'd enjoy partying with them and also meet Jaguar D. Sail and the Giants of Elbaf. 2. If he joins Big Mom, he'd end up being engaged to one of her daughters and have some kids. Plus Big Mom would relish the idea of having Roger's son be part of her family as a middle finger to Roger. 3. If he joins Kaido, he'd make it to the Tobbi Roppo or even become the fourth member of the All Stars along with being the only Logia among the Zoans. And also probably Kaido having Ace and Yamato engaged together in matrimony.
And practically his name is already Ace and that fits well with the likes of King Queen and Jack and if the get a 10 somewhere would performa a Royal flush of a crew
In Ace's defense, Luffy was also not equipped to fight Katakuri he had to evolve in the middle of the fight to win so in theory Ace could evolve in his fight with Katakuri.
Hmm...something tells me that Ace losing to Shanks would be a solid reality check on how strong the other Emporers are...without the risk of getting grievously injured...maybe. Shanks is a wildcard who doesn't underestimate his opponents after all lol But maybe Shanks could be to Ace what Rayleigh is to Luffy. (Conversation about Roger would be pretty interesting, both technically being Rogers son lol)
honestly i think ace is the only D who meets an unlucky fate.. well if you ask me if he's satisfied, im pretty sure his friends sacrificing themselves to save him is already a satisfactory feeling for him
7:25 This is wrong. If ace never faced blackbeard, Blackbeard would have gone to capture Luffy at Water 7 potentially leading to a Garp vs Blackbeard situation or Blackbeard just captures Luffy and hands him for execution instead. Ace finds out and sets out from Wano to save Luffy.
One Piece: 10 Things Eiichiro Oda Didn't Plan One of the best twists at the start of the Grand Line is that one of the villains pursuing the Straw Hat gang was secretly infiltrating the villainous mafia-esque Baroque Works. This group was destabilizing her country, and she made the choice to fight them from within. This surprise twist fits into the story so smoothly, and provides the start of a well-regarded story arc - that this is unplanned is all the more surprising. Oda revealed why Vivi returned and her part was expanded in the 21st One Piece Collection, basing it on his character design of her with her hair down: "[...] I didn't think more about her. But, one time I drew Miss Wednesday with her hair down, and found, 'Ohh she looks like a princess!'" Shanks Showing up at Marineford Red-Haired Shanks is the pirate who urged Luffy into the life of piracy and is an inspiration to many in the story. The Marineford War marked the end of a generation and the start of a new one. While it makes perfect sense that Shanks would appear at this critical point in Luffy's story, it's doubtful this was the original plan. During the Impel Down arc, just a day earlier in-universe, readers are told that Shanks and his crew are fighting with an extremely dangerous pirate warlord named Kaido, and is expected to be busy for weeks. Oda has not commented on this the plan for this moment specifically - but Shank's arrival is strange and counters the established lore of navigating the Grand Line. but it does bookend the first half of Luffy's journey, as well as gave Luffy an opening to flee. Ace Being Gol D. Roger's Son As Luffy's adopted brother as well as right-hand man to Whitebeard, Portgas D. Ace's story couldn't have been completely unplanned. Luffy's brother and the heartwarming friendship they shared were always going to be tied into the lore of the series. 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Lucci is an intriguing character in many ways - he is attractive, skilled with his hands, and a capable ventriloquist. His sudden betrayal was not part of his initial character design, but this turn provided many characters with the emotional punch and pressure they needed to keep moving through the arc. The mountains of Drum Island are visually stunning. The nearly vertical mountains provide the island with a very distinctive silhouette, as well as a striking skyline for the nearly inhospitable island. The realization that the mountains could look like tree trunks thanks to colored snow came later, as he noted in the 25th One Piece Collection: "Wait... Does it mean I can wrap up Drum Island arc thanks to cherry blossoms??" Throughout the arc, Chopper has flashbacks to his mentor telling him stories of how the sight of beautiful cherry trees could cure anything, even a frozen nation. The emotional climax of this arc is when Dr. Kureha fires pink dye into the snow clouds, causing them to look like cherry trees. Doflamingo and Corazon Being Related Many manga artists come up with distinctive character designs first and then write background later. This is part of the reason that Doflamingo and Corazon Donquixote were not originally planned as siblings. One of the most hated characters Doflamingo is well contrasted by his tender-hearted brother. While Oda has not stated this clearly, there are some subtle signs that these characters were paired together after the fact. With more than 500 chapters/episodes between the first appearance of Doflamingo and Corazon, it's unlikely Doflamingo had much character planned beyond 'this looks cool.' On top of this, Oda tends to be very intentioned in his design within families - even those not related by blood tend to share a resemblance (like Nami and Bell-mère). These two characters don't share a strong resemblance or general style like others do. The Shichibukai in General The story of One Piece is one of piracy. Clashing with other pirates over the title of 'pirate king' was always planned- but who those pirates would be has shifted. Originally the plan was for the 4 Emperors - the 'Yonko' - to be the primary villains. This is particularly clear from the base plot - Luffy leaving to become Pirate King would make these 4 excellent 'final bosses.' But Oda added in the Shichibukai - the 7 Warlords of the Sea - who were pirates siding with the government. In the 23rd Collection, he noted that they became central to the story purely because he thought they looked cool! Supernovas Making it to the New World The 'Supernovas' are also known as the 'Worst Generation.' These 9 characters are the young upstart pirates who have earned a special reputation due to their large bounties and direct actions against the World Government. These 9 main characters grow to be more distinctive and central in the arcs after the Marineford War. The Sabaody arc, which began the lead-up to the time-skip, introduced a lot of characters and concepts. The New World has proven dangerous enough that apparently few, if any, were expected to last long: "[...] I thought about half of them would drop out of tough New World already!" Oda wrote this in the 23rd collection back in 2017, and the Supernovas are still going strong! Trafalgar Law Becoming a Central Character One of the most important 'Supernovas' is Trafalgar Law. As a pirate captain himself, he is at first antagonistic with Luffy. But as time goes on, the Straw Hats and Law's Heart Pirate crews come to be friendly with each other. Though it comes to be revealed that Law is a survivor of a mining colony that was poisoned by their product, it's likely that Law was originally intended to die at Marineford. Like many characters, before the time skip he lacked a lot of the characterization that we find endearing today. In the same note he wrote about the Supernovas, he noted that "I didn't imagine he would become such an important character. Weekly serialization is a wonderland." The Series Lasting Originally, Oda hadn't planned for the series to last past the early '00s. He is often asked about the potential future of the manga and the related anime, and in an early interview he stated he expected the series to end around 2002 - this would have placed the end of the series in the middle of the Alabasta Arc. In the 23rd Collection, he stated "At first, I intended to finish ONE PIECE in 5 years." but with the introduction of the Shichibukai, the story continued on for nearly 20 years.
One big mistake you made is saying there wouldn't be a paramount war. There would always be a war. With or without Ace, as Black Beard was going to capture Luffy to become a warlord but Ace got to him first. So it would be a war over Luffy instead which could have Ace and whitebeard trying to save him or Shanks and the Redhair pirates, or even the revolutionary army, or all 3.
No blackbeard ho no intention of turning in luffy alive he had every intention of killing luffy and delivering his head to the navy. So no there would not have been a paramount war.
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Ace did it to himself. Had he listened to his father, a man who rivaled his bio-dad and left Blackbeard alone he'd be alive. It was bloody Whitebeard who said he had an uneasy feeling about it. Who wouldn't listen to that experience talking? Then in Marineford when he was all but gone, he let that jerk Akainu get into his head and it cost him his life, and almost Luffy's too. He had the safest route, and all he had to do was listen to experience. This is a warning to all you young men who think you know better; if some oldhead is talking, listen. They didn't get old by chance. If you want to live to be old, listen.
I mean, most of these are fairly sad. But I can see a situation where one of these events becomes Ace's Sabaody moment. The Spade Pirates come back stronger than ever and maybe, just maybe Ace can actually go all the way up to King. No, I don't think Ace gets to any Yonko unless he gets the premium version of Luffy's training. The premium version has Ace learning not just basic Haki, but advanced as well. Who will mentor Ace, no idea.
Thing is, similar to Luffy, Ace can grow exponentially from his fights as well. His sparring with WB is an evidence of that. Even Jimbei was impressed on how much growth Ace had in such short notice. He could've definitely beat Katakuri or at least stalemated him like with Jimbei. But not Big Mom though.
It just occurred to me how convenient Luffy’s experiences against Big Mom and Kaido were. 1) They happened after a 2-year timeskip in which the Straw Hats and some other characters got a lot stronger but Big Mom and Kaido seemingly didn’t (considering they were emperors before the timeskip as well, and suddenly Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji are able to 1-v-1 the emperors and their commanders when thry would have had no chance pre-timeskip). Either that or the Straw Hats’ growth is truly exceptional. 2) Luffy invaded Kaido and Big Mom’s territories at very inconvenient times for the emperors. Big Mom was throwing a wedding and enacting a murder plot at the same time, and her resources were both stretched thin with preparations and not as easily mobilized at once (there were not commonly multiple threats present at the same time, like how Luffy fought two sweet commanders 1-on-1 instead of together, as Ace might have). Luffy and his Samurai also were able to infiltrate Kaido’s festival bash instead of just charging Onigashima while there were more active lookouts and the like. Granted, almost all of Kaido’s army WAS on Onigashima because of the festival, but they only made it to Onigashima in the way they did because of the element of surprise. In each of these Ace stories, he kind of just charges in and gets walloped.
the series ends far earlier than marineford in the Kaido path, Ace isn't on Alabasta to save luffy from Smoker, Luffy gets captured and sent to impel down series over
I think that there would still be a paramount war even if Ace died at Wano, iirc Blackbeard's original plan prior to being confronted by Ace was actually to capture Luffy and give him over to the government to become a warlord. Even if it didnt manage to start a war as massive as paramount, Luffy would still be alive with his crew having a chance to retrieve him.
No blackbeard would have killed luffy and deliver his head. Blackbeard only kept ace alive since he wanted to use ace as bait to get whitebeard fruit. He would not have that same insensitive for luffy since blackbeard had no clue who the hell luffy was he just knew that killing luffy would get him the warlord status he wanted.
The one thing I think I might disagree with is that the lack of a Paramount War would lead to Luffy entering the New World unprepared. Yeah, in this timeline, we don't get the Paramount War, but Luffy still gets his ass handed to him by Kuzon before Water 7, and both Kizaru and Kuma at Sabaody. So even though the Straw Hats will reunite earlier, I think there's still a chance Luffy gets trained by Reyleigh. Because Luffy isn't stupid, his outright loss to Kizaru at Sabaody was enough to teach him that his crew still isn't strong enough to reach for the top, even after their collective boosts during Enies Lobby. I can easily imagine this leading to the whole crew trying to come up with a plan for the New World at Shakky's Rip-off Bar, only for Reyleigh to then propose training Luffy just like before, as he already knew that Luffy is the man Shanks is betting on. So I think the difference in this scenario is that either the Straw Hats get training from other people they meet through Reyleigh and most (if not all) of them end up with different power ups for The New World, or they ALL undergo the training on the island with Luffy, and each ends up learning at least one form of Haki.
In the end, the only "safe path" was the main timeline path as it gave Ace a bit more of a boost-if not a slight one-in his skills/abilities because with the Big Mom or Kaido paths he was going in a bit underpowered. The only difference is those paths unlike the main timeline path is he had one thing it didn't:him not being a donut
Is it possible in the Kaido ending that Ace would meet Hyogoro and be trained in advanced haki. Even if it didn't make him strong enough to beat Kaido it may have made him strong enough to break out with his crew and maybe save some prisoners.
Honestly, the Kaido path will turn sideways when Luffy hears from Garp what happened to Ace. if Garp doesn't go in to try and fight Kaido (which he probably would consider), then Luffy may consider it. I still think that the timeskip training will still occur because of advice from Rayleigh. I do suspect that rescuing Ace will be part of Luffy's mission into the New World. The Wano conflict may stll drag in the Whitebeard pirates. As for Katakuri, you're forgetting he fights mainly with sticky rice dough. Ace's fire will burn and or melt it, leaving Katakuri in some serious trouble. And Ace could take hits from freakin Blackbeard. So Ace has a solid chance against Katakuri.
This is why I hope there's a filler in one piece soon where they animate Aces novels via by having it told to Luffy from former members of the Spade Pirates maybe even the Marine that was chasing him Isuka.
You forgot about the Marine path in which Ace becomes a marine at Garp’s wishes. Only to be discovered by Sakazuki to be Roger’s son and turned into a donut as punishment
Completely Unrelated: The man marked by flame is scopper, the black ship is the Oro Jackson, and what’s causing the whirlpools is whatever hatched out of the egg. OR It’s another Lunarian which would tie into luffy being Nikka. He would search for luffy after seeing his wanted poster which would explain why the Gorosei didn’t want that photo being published. Meaning there are possibly more lunarians besides King in hiding.
God GLR beat me to it. Was about to type a comment referring to the Ace v Kaido section that "Ace could probably beat Jack considering Jack never won a fight." Then the video said the exact same thing as I was typing it...
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One big thing that he didn't talk: smoothie was defeated by Brook, I don't know if does help with any comparation but is always good to remember that brook just defeated smoothie and a bunch of people in order to enter in the treasure room
I know there are uncountable ifs and when scenarios, but wouldn't the absence of ace mean that blackbeard would go after luffy instead? Meaning the paramount war could still happen, but with luffy on the chopping block instead of ace.
I like the Kaido path, if lucky Ace could be taught Haki by Hyogoro/Luffys Udon Trainer. And then rematch Kaido. Unless his crew gets haki too he will lose again, and his crew manages to talk him to leave Kaido for later and then the WB path happens but this time Ace haki is stronger and he defeats BB. Or if he loses to BB he can atleast haki block Akainu punch. My new headcanon😂
If Jack ever wins a fight, someone will announce it to the Beast pirates and absolute shock and horror will race among their ranks, just like Katakuri's defeat did for the Big Mom Pirates
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