Will Akainu Sakazuki Personally Move to Defeat Luffy!? | Has Luffy Defeated the New Three Admirals?
Has Luffy Defeated the New Three Admirals?
Sakazuki may have had no choice but to send Borsalino to Egghead Island on the cruel mission of assassinating his close friend.
Firstly, Sakazuki, as Fleet Admiral, can’t easily leave New Marineford. He’s responsible for commanding the Navy worldwide in the face of an increasingly unstable world.
Additionally, leaving New Marineford might require the approval of the Celestial Dragons to ensure the protection of Mariejois.
Sakazuki’s ability to fend off Kuma’s attack was because he was stationed at New Marineford. Sakazuki is someone who prefers to take action himself, but his current position comes with too many restrictions.
Furthermore, there are issues with the current Admirals.
Fujitora (Issho) has a stance that supports the people, often acting against Sakazuki’s will, leaving him in a semi-dismissed state.
Meanwhile, Ryokugyu (Aramaki) is loyal to Sakazuki but may act recklessly in an attempt to earn his praise, making him unreliable for serious missions.
Given these circumstances and the fact that Saint Jaygarcia Saturn was accompanying the mission, Sakazuki had no choice but to send Borsalino, whom he trusted.
Borsalino likely understood this situation, but Sakazuki’s trust may have felt more like exploitation.
From my perspective, I believe Luffy and the Straw Hats have effectively “defeated” the new Three Admirals.
In Dressrosa, Issho faced off against Luffy but became enamored with his character, ultimately allowing him to escape.
In Wano, Aramaki tried to capture Luffy, but Momo and Yamato fought to protect him, and with Shanks’ intervention, Aramaki was forced to retreat without even seeing Luffy’s face.
In Egghead, Luffy clearly overpowered Borsalino, and it’s fair to say Borsalino was defeated in terms of strength.
Therefore, Luffy has already repelled the three Admirals.
Considering this, it’s undeniable that Luffy has become the greatest threat to the World Government.
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