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Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece is a legendary shonen manga that has been running in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump for almost 30 years now. One Piece began serialization in Weekly Shonen Jump on July 18, 1997, in the 34th issue of the magazine for that year. Since then, it has consistently been one of the best manga in the magazine and has now become its strongest pillar in the modern era.
That said, One Piece is edging closer to its conclusion with each new release. Currently, Eiichiro Oda’s story is in its Final Saga, and now, with the upcoming release of chapter 1198 on November 8, 2026, in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump Issue 50, it has officially been confirmed that the series’ ending is being pushed back by Eiichiro Oda even further due to the new release schedule of the manga.
Eiichiro Oda Confirms Series Extension As New Break Announced After Chapter 1198
Image created by the author Rei Penber using official assets.
One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda first announced the beginning of the end of the series with the Final Saga, which the Straw Hat Pirates embarked upon following the conclusion of the Wano Country arc. One Piece chapter 1058, released on August 29, 2022, in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump issue 39, marked the beginning of the Final Saga and thus the beginning of the end for the series as well. Four years have passed since then, and One Piece is nowhere close to its conclusion. While Eiichiro Oda’s One Piece has ended the Egghead arc, the Elbaf arc is still currently in its climax and is now facing significant interruptions due to frequent hiatuses by the author of the series.
One Piece received its latest chapter, 1197, on November 1, 2026, as part of the 49th edition of the Weekly Shonen Jump magazine for the year. Currently, fans are awaiting the release of chapter 1198, which is set to be released on November 8, 2026, in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump issue 50. However, as has been confirmed officially, One Piece is headed for another break after the release of chapter 1198.
Over the last three months, Eiichiro Oda has been consistently taking breaks after every two chapters, which comes as a massive surprise to the fans. Previously, Oda used to take a break after the release of every three chapters, which meant that every month fans used to get three chapters at the very least. Now Eiichiro Oda is releasing significantly fewer chapters, and this has now become his new publication schedule for the manga. With One Piece chapter 1198 set to be released on November 8, 2026, the series will not get any new chapter in the following week on November 15. Instead, One Piece chapter 1199 will be released officially on November 22, 2026.
One Piece’s New Break Schedule Confirms The Manga Won’t End Anytime Soon
Image created by the author Rei Penber using official One Piece assets.
With the climax of the Elbaf arc, it has now officially been confirmed that One Piece has a new publication and break schedule directly from the author, Eiichiro Oda. This new break schedule has officially delayed the ending of One Piece significantly and pushed it back by many years. On the surface, it might not look like a big deal to the fans, but when looking at how many chapter releases Oda drops a year, this difference becomes significant.
When it comes to the average year, Eiichiro Oda delivers anywhere between 35 and 38 chapters based on his latest manga production schedule, which he has stuck to since the climax of the Wano Country arc. Based on this new production schedule by Eiichiro Oda, which officially kickstarted at the climax of the Elbaf arc, Oda will drop fewer than 25 chapters in a year. This means that each year, fans will now get around 12 to 15 fewer chapters, slowing down the series significantly.
Over a period of 5 years, One Piece will have around 60 fewer published chapters, which could account for an entire arc of the series and thus take more years to cover. For instance, if Oda had projected to end One Piece by 2030 at his previous rate, the new schedule adds years to the life of the manga, effectively delaying the ending even further. But this is something that fans aren’t particularly worried about either, as it gives them more One Piece content.
Why Oda’s One Piece Will Slow Down Further With Time
Image created by the author Rei Penber using official One Piece assets.
As things stand, One Piece is in the climax of the Elbaf arc. Based on the current progression of the story, this arc isn’t ending before 10 to 15 more chapters. Based on the current pace of the story, One Piece’s Elbaf arc will end sometime in spring to summer of 2027, and the series will then head deeper into the final saga. It is also quite clear that, at this rate, One Piece is not going to end the story anytime soon. Whereas Oda previously wanted to end the story by 2025, we are already way beyond that mark, and the series will most definitely continue for at least a decade longer, if not more, based on how many breaks Oda is taking.
The reason behind these breaks has never been explained to us, but it comes down to two main reasons. The first reason is Oda’s deteriorating health, which is a natural consequence of writing manga for almost 30 years. This is also something that fans should accept and respect. A biweekly release schedule of One Piece only serves to help Oda get even better. The second reason is Oda’s involvement with a multitude of side projects. Oda is constantly working together with Netflix on the One Piece live-action project.
Image created by the author Rei Penber using official assets.
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On top of that, he has now started working together with Toei Animation for new movie projects, such as Film God Valley and Film Baad. With Oda’s side project involvement increasing even further, he has less time for the manga and for himself. As such, One Piece is experiencing a lot of hiatuses this year, which is most certainly going to continue into next year as well. In fact, in a couple of years, it is entirely possible that One Piece will instead receive just a single chapter release a month. This would slow down the story even more significantly and see the ending pushed back indefinitely. For now, we are still enjoying biweekly releases for the Elbaf arc, and hopefully, Eiichiro Oda will update us further on the current production rate of the manga soon.
All chapters of One Piece by creator Eiichiro Oda are available to read via Manga Plus and Viz Media.
The “blue tsunami” that swept over the midterm elections made it clear that voters are sick of tech billionaires meddling in politics, opposed to data center construction, and deeply suspicious of the AI industry.
But OpenAI chief financial officer Sarah Friar apparently didn’t get that memo. In an interview with CNBC on Friday, she vowed that OpenAI would keep pouring money into data center construction so it can please its corporate customers — voters be damned.
“When I think about the midterms, I need to keep thinking about how do we keep investing to meet that customer demand,” Friar told CNBC’s Sara Eisen in the interview. “It starts early with having built relationships with all of the hyperscalers, and it will continue to mean that we raise capital.”
While Eisen is focused on “customer demand,” she should probably start paying attention to what voters are asking for. Across 41 local ballot measures on restricting AI data centers, voters supported all but one, Ballotpedia data showed. 56 percent of Americans considered AI and data centers a crucial or major factor in how they voted, according to NBC News exit polls.
Meanwhile, Democratic challengers flipped seats in multiple states while campaigning against the data center buildout. Texas governor-elect Gina Hinojosa will become the first Democrat to lead the state in over three decades after promising voters to impose a moratorium on new data centers.
But all that is moot to OpenAI’s Friar — since, in her eyes, people want AI.
“The demand for AI is real,” Friar said in the interview. “I don’t think anyone’s arguing with that, or if they are, I think it’s a losing argument.”
In all, she doesn’t believe that the election drastically changes anything for the company. To her, it seems, the backlash to AI is more or less a messaging problem.
“If the midterm means more focus on data centers and communities, we’re going to keep doing the work to get into those communities and to build trust with them,” Friar said.
She put it in more transactional terms elsewhere in the interview: “We are going to keep building out those relationships with communities so we can get the compute we need.”
If Friar’s intentions are to portray the company as unphased, it’s coming a little too late. In the wake of the elections, OpenAI moved swiftly to announce “new commitments to the communities” where it’s building data centers, which included a promise to no longer use non-disclosure agreements while discussing data center construction with government officials.
CEO Sam Altman, meanwhile, showed his poker face still needed improvement by immediately tweeting that “people should always be in control of the future.”
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Max Justicz bought a brand-new, fully patched Android phone, pointed the same AI models he’d used on server software at it, and within hours found a way to take it over remotely — sending a malicious message over the cell network to seize control of the device. That finding, and a separate remote root code-execution bug in the package manager behind every Debian and Ubuntu machine, are the strongest evidence yet that the hardest part of security research — finding the flaw — has been radically democratized, according to Justicz, speaking on the MTS podcast.
“The worst of the worst finding where I could send a malicious message just over cell networks to an Android phone and take it over,” he said, describing the Android result. He is not a full-time security researcher; he has a day job and does bug bounties on the side. That’s precisely his point: what took him “dicking around one afternoon” would, until recently, have demanded expertise built over years.
The package manager is the most dangerous place to find a bug
The APT bug came first. Justicz had audited package-manager code by hand years earlier, which gave him the intuition to aim GPT-5.6 at it. After a couple of hours, the model returned a flaw that, by his account, affects all Ubuntu and Debian machines: a man-in-the-middle on the network can force those machines to install arbitrary software as root. “If you compromise the package manager, you compromise everything,” he said.
He reported the bug in September 2026. The fix and its rollout took five or six weeks — a delay he attributes to people, not engineering, since maintainers were partly on vacation during the window. In his view, a patch could have been written and shipped the same day.
The more telling signal, he argues, is what the speed of the find says about coverage. “The fact that I was able to find this app bug as quickly as I was kind of indicates to me that no one’s even bothered to aim an AI model at this code,” he said. That gap extends well beyond Linux: he points to radio firmware on an aircraft that decodes signals from other planes as an example of software where the first person to point a model at the code will find whatever is there.
A patch is not a fix when it takes six weeks
The episode’s practical through-line is a widening gap between how fast AI can find flaws and how fast humans can fix them. Discovery now runs in hours; patching still runs on human schedules, vacations included.
Bug
Reported
Patch status
Time to patch
APT (Debian/Ubuntu package manager)
September 2026
Rolled out
5-6 weeks
Android remote takeover over cellular
During the interview period
Still rolling out
Ongoing at interview time
For ordinary users, Justicz has little comfort to offer. “I think ordinary users are in a pretty bad spot right now,” he said, and the main lever is using fewer services. His pre-AI advice still holds: stick with major smartphone brands likely to be patched quickly, use major operating systems, and keep everything up to date. He called the current situation “a little bit feudal.”
His skill advantage is a leading indicator, not a moat
Justicz refuses to cast himself as an elite. He says he is not one of the world’s best hackers but has had some bug-bounty success, and he has seen a massive uplift from the models. His only edge is taste — knowing which targets are worth aiming a model at — and he expects that edge to evaporate fast.
“I’ve seen just a massive uplift in what I can do because of these models. And I think that marginal difference due to my skills is just going to quickly diminish to the point where if you’re completely unskilled, you’ll be able to do the same thing,” he said. “I have a little bit of taste in being able to aim the models at things that I think are worth looking at, but what kind of moat is that? I don’t think that’s going to last very long.”
He describes himself as a canary in the coal mine. A couple of months before the interview, the most skilled hackers were the ones getting extra results from AI; at the time of the interview it was people like him; soon it will be ordinary computer users. He is “pretty confident” of that progression.
The labs are tightening access — but the horse may be out of the barn
If AI makes finding bugs this easy, why hasn’t there been a wave of cyberattacks on ordinary people? Justicz offers three reasons, and only one of them is reassuring.
First, the frontier labs are getting better at refusing egregious vulnerability-hunting requests. He used Daybreak Blue, which he describes as the easiest-to-access tier with elevated security permissions that OpenAI offers, and says the same requests that found the APT bug no longer work since the disclosure. He says he hasn’t been able to get Claude to do anything “super useful” for him. Second, the number of actors trying to cause harm may itself be a rate limit — ransomware crews are still busy running ransomware. Third, and in his view most important, “I think the tools just aren’t in enough people’s hands to have caused major incidents. But I think we’ll see them. I think it’s kind of just a matter of time.”
That timeline is short. His forecast is that a wave of “really ridiculous bugs” is about to surface and will get worse over the next few months.
The access question is where the story gets uncomfortable. Justicz also tested an unrestricted open-weight model, GLM 5.3, served through a startup called Obliteration that strips out its safety restrictions. He calls it “a bit dumber” than the GPT-5.6 models he used but “certainly powerful enough to be dangerous” and capable of finding shallower bugs — for about $100.
Model / access route
Justicz’s assessment
GPT-5.6 via Daybreak Blue (OpenAI’s elevated-security tier)
Found the APT bug; the same requests stopped working after disclosure
Claude (Anthropic)
He could not get it to do anything “super useful” for him
GLM 5.3 via Obliteration (unrestricted)
Dumber than GPT-5.6 but dangerous; finds shallower bugs for ~$100
On whether services like Obliteration are net good, he splits his answer by time horizon. In the short term he sees them as good, because they let defenders audit code faster — and he notes second-order effects, like his own use raising awareness of the problem. He even messaged the company on LinkedIn to thank it. In the long term, though, he calls it “probably net bad to be providing kind of misaligned AI as a service,” because it normalizes access to models willing to do harmful things.
What defenders should do now — and why it’s a race
Justicz’s advice to package maintainers is blunt: sign up for the labs’ security programs — he names Daybreak Blue and what he recalls as Anthropic’s “cyber verification program” — and aim the models at your own code. He calls it “table stakes now.” For more aggressive auditing, spend the $100 on an unrestricted model and audit with that.
The structural problem underneath all of this is coverage. Popular devices may keep a high bar, but the surface area of modern life is too large for anyone to audit all of it, so security depends on who points a model at a given piece of code first. That makes AI-assisted bug hunting a first-mover race: the defender who audits their own code finds the flaw before an attacker does, and the attacker who looks first gets a window that human patch schedules — five to six weeks in APT’s case — leave wide open.
What follows is a race with an unstable equilibrium. The same access that lets defenders audit faster also lowers the skill floor for attackers, and the labs’ tightening of access — which Justicz observes directly — slows both sides at once. The unresolved tension is that nobody can audit everything, the models keep getting better, and patching still moves at the speed of vacation schedules.
For investors, the read-through is less about any single stock than about where risk now sits. Software that has never been audited with AI tools is an unpriced liability — for the companies that ship it, the platforms that depend on it, and the insurers who cover them. The defensive winners will be the labs’ security-access programs, the boutiques selling AI-assisted audits, and the vendors whose patch pipelines can actually move at machine speed. The losers are everyone who assumes the code they rely on has been checked — because, as Justicz’s afternoon on an Android phone shows, it probably hasn’t.
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Gege Akutami’s Jujutsu Kaisen is known to be a brilliant series that is often darker than the average shonen. Right from the get-go in Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 1, released on March 5, 2018, in Weekly Shonen Jump Issue 14, it was clear for us to see that the author was setting a darker tone for his story. As it continued, this pattern became apparent as Gege started killing characters all across the board.
When eventually reached its end in chapter 271, quite a lot of important characters had already perished, and this also included the strongest modern sorcerer, Gojo Satoru. However, at some point later down the line, in the blank period that followed between Jujutsu Kaisen and Jujutsu Kaisen: Modulo, set 68 years after the Sukuna Raid, Gege ended up killing his original main character of the story in a shocking turn of events. To this day, the main reason for the death of the original main character has not been revealed by Gege, and it remains a mystery to us all. Regardless, the world of Jujutsu Kaisen moves forward in a brand-new era where their sorcery has ceased to exist in the next generation, and Heavenly Restriction alongside Cursed Tools has taken over.
Gege Akutami’s Original Main Character Has Already Been Killed Off in Jujutsu Kaisen
Image by Rei Penber created using Jujutsu Kaisen assets
Gege Akutami started Jujutsu Kaisen on March 5, 2018, in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump Issue 14. This chapter built up the main character of the series, Yuji Itadori, and continued to craft a story around him. Over the next few years, Gege Akutami established Yuji as a compelling main character, and alongside him was a side cast of some amazing characters as well. However, most fans of Jujutsu Kaisen do not know that Yuji Itadori was not originally intended to be Gege’s main character. There is also a misconception that Gege’s original main character was Yuta Okkotsu due to him having been the lead in JJK 0, the prequel series to Jujutsu Kaisen.
In reality, Gege Akutami’s original main character for Jujutsu Kaisen is none other than Megumi Fushiguro, as was confirmed by the author in Jujutsu Sousen drafts. Yuji Itadori was still supposed to exist in the world of Jujutsu Kaisen, but only as a side character, with Megumi taking the lead. This draft eventually underwent many alterations, and it was decided that Yuji would instead become the main character, with Megumi pushed to the sidelines. In this Jujutsu Kaisen draft, it was also confirmed to us that Megumi was always destined to be taken over by Sukuna, given that it was he who was originally intended to be the vessel of the King of Curses instead. Now, in the modern timeline of Jujutsu Kaisen, it has already been confirmed that Megumi Fushiguro has passed away.
Yuji: That’s why I’m saying everyone will just have to figure it out.
Nobara: It is at times like these that I wish Fushiguro was still around.
In Jujutsu Kaisen: Modulo Chapter 25, which was officially released on March 9, 2026, in Shueisha’s Weekly Shonen Jump Issue 15, Gege Akutami confirmed through Yuji Itadori and Nobara Kugisaki that Megumi passed away due to unforeseen circumstances at an unknown time, long before the beginning of the Modulo era, which is truly unfortunate for someone who once supposed to be was the original main character of the series.
Why Gege Switched Main Characters From Megumi To Yuji
Image created by the author Rei Penber using official assets.
In the original draft by Gege Akutami, Megumi Fushiguro was supposed to lead from the front, and at his side was none other than Tsumiki, who was heavily involved in the original first chapter. Yuji, meanwhile, was supposed to be a side character to Megumi and held a blood connection to the King of Curses, Ryomen Sukuna. Eventually, this idea was scrapped by Gege completely. Yuji Itadori was made the main character, while Megumi was moved to a side character. Tsumiki was removed from the original trio completely and replaced by Nobara. Instead of Megumi being the original vessel of Sukuna, it was also switched to Yuji Itadori.
As to why Gege Akutami changed his mind, no one can say for sure, but it is uncommon for authors to craft multiple drafts for their story before it is officially published. For Gege, something must have told him that Yuji would make a more compelling main character than Megumi Fushiguro, and that Megumi himself would serve better as a side character in the story. Needless to say, we agree with Gege Akutami’s final judgment, as Yuji was a phenomenal protagonist, and Megumi, for whatever role he played, served it brilliantly.
Yuji And Megumi’s Roles In The Future Of JJK
Image created by the author Rei Penber using official assets.
It is unfortunate that Megumi Fushiguro’s role in Jujutsu Kaisen has practically ended forever. With his death having been confirmed, Megumi is no longer going to affect the plot of JJK directly, unless his successor is revealed by Gege Akutami at some point later down the line. It was heavily implied in Jujutsu Kaisen that Megumi and Hana ended up together. If these two ended up having children, then they could potentially serve as a window to expand upon the life of Megumi Fushiguro and give us a look at him in his prime before he ended up dying. It would also show us how Megumi ended up dying, despite being such an important character in the story. For now, we do not know anything about his life as an adult, so hopefully, Gege Akutami will shed more light on that later down the line.
“I’m going to live for another 300 or so years. I will handle whatever follows. And if necessary, I’ll bear the consequences of this great sin.” — Yuji confirms his age, Jujutsu Kaisen: Modulo Chapter #22
Image created by the author Rei Penber using official Jujutsu Kaisen assets.
Meanwhile, Yuji Itadori continues to press forward in the modern era of Modulo. In Jujutsu Kaisen: Modulo Chapter 22, Yuji Itadori decided to erase Cursed Energy from the next generation of Japan entirely. At the same time, in JJK: Modulo Chapter 25, Yuji, together with Nobara, decided to seek out all the Heavenly Restriction users and equip them with mass-produced cursed tools in an attempt to defend Japan against any cursed spirits that would be born in Tokyo moving forward.
“The last part is pretty bothersome. I’m gonna become a cursed object when I finally die. As you know, the aliens arrived. We don’t know what will become of the Earth later on. If people need cursed energy once again in the future, someone just has to eat me, as a cursed object!” — Yuji reveals his plan after his death, Jujutsu Kaisen Modulo Chapter #25
Yuji also decided to become a Cursed Object upon death, which means that in the future, if Japan and Earth are ever threatened by a superior force, someone would simply have to eat Yuji and become his vessel, so that he can come back and fight as well as defend his people.
All the chapters of Jujutsu Kaisen and Modulo by Gege Akutami are available to read via Manga Plus and Viz Media.
Manjuu has locked in November 26, 2026, as the launch date for Azur Promilia in Japan, South Korea, Taiwan, and China. The free-to-play fantasy RPG arrives on PC, iOS, and Android, while global pre-registrations have already passed 25 million.
Launch details and publishers
Manjuu Network Entertainment is handling the launch with regional partners. Yostar publishes in Japan, Nexon in South Korea and JIMI in Taiwan, while Manjuu runs China itself. Korean players can also grab the game through the Samsung Galaxy Store alongside Google Play and the App Store. Pre-registration is open in each launch region, with Taiwan and Japan using the App Store and Google Play and China using the App Store and TapTap.
What the game offers
Azur Promilia comes from the team behind Azur Lane and centers on Kibo, creatures that join you as companions. They help in real-time combat and support farming, egg hatching, crafting, and material gathering around your personal housing. Nexon’s Korean release features full Korean voice acting.
Pre-registration milestones
Global sign-ups passed 25 million on October 17, 2026, which unlocked the playable character Anais. The next reward tier sits at 30 million sign-ups, and Manjuu says every pre-registration reward unlocks once it is reached. Earlier tiers have already paid out in-game currency and other items. Official English names for those rewards have not been announced.
Social media goal and Korean events
A separate community goal remains open. Reaching 5 million combined followers across the official global social media accounts unlocks an exclusive Kibo companion. In South Korea, Nexon is also running a launch giveaway on X. Players quote the official launch date post with the designated hashtag to enter, and the deadline is November 13. A web event called Operation Kibo Camp runs through December 31 and rewards missions with in-game items and a Kibo costume.
English release
Western players will have to wait. Manjuu plans an English open beta in summer 2027, so the November launch does not cover global regions. That makes this a regional launch first, with the wider global rollout still to come. The English version is also in development for PlayStation 5, although no date has been confirmed for that platform.
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There have been countless tournaments throughout the Dragon Ball franchise, but the Tournament of Power has been the most important to date, as the fate of the multiverse was at stake. Eight universes sent their best fighters to compete in a battle royale, and a universe would be erased if every fighter from their sector was eliminated. Oddly enough, there are some anime heroes from other series who would have dominated if they had a chance to fight in the tournament.
Several of these anime heroes are god-tier beings in their respective universes because their abilities are overpowered. Several of these abilities are directly linked to the hero’s body or energy, so they would be able to use them in the Tournament of Power. Some abilities would be banned, but these particular anime heroes could use a loophole.
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Satoru Gojo From Jujutsu Kaisen Could Beat Everyone With His Domain Expansion and Cursed Technique
Satoru Gojo speaks while looking down with his eyes visible.Image via MAPPA.
When Jujutsu Kaisen began, Satoru Gojo was considered the most powerful jujutsu sorcerer of the modern era, as he inherited the Six Eyes and Limitless techniques. Gojo is a master hand-to-hand fighter, but his punches and kicks couldn’t hurt the Tournament of Power’s fighters. Fortunately, Gojo could beat each fighter with his Domain Expansion.
Once Unlimited Void is activated, everyone in the area would instantly become immobilized because their brains would be overloaded by endless information and stimulation. At that point, Gojo would just need to toss the fighters out of bounds to eliminate them. Infinity is a cursed technique that makes Gojo immune to incoming attacks because they stop before ever reaching him. This means no fighter could hit him with punches, kicks, or Ki blasts.
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Giorno Giovanna From Jojo’s Bizarre Adventure Would Be a Tournament Nuisance Because of His Stand
Giorno Giovanna activates his Gold Experience Stand on a train in JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure.Image via David Production
Giorno Giovanna is the main character of Part 5 of the JoJo’s Bizarre Adventure franchise. Normally, Giorno would be annihilated if he fought any of the Tournament of Power’s toughest participants in a one-on-one fight, but he wields one of the most versatile Stand abilities. Gold Experience is an extension of Giorno’s body, so he should be allowed to use it. It summons a golden humanoid figure that can create and manipulate life. As a result, it can kill most opponents with a flurry of punches.
Gold Experience Requiem is the evolved form of Giorno’s Stand, and it can revert all actions and willpower back to the state of “zero.” This means he can nullify every fighter’s strength, to the point that even Jiren would be as weak as an ordinary human. If this happens, Giorno or his Stand could easily eliminate them. All Giorno would need to do is repeat this process, and he would dominate.
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Trafalgar D. Water Law From One Piece Would Eliminate Many Fighters With His Devil Fruit
Trafalgar Law Creating A ROOM with His Devil Fruit During One Piece’s Wano arcImage via Toei Animation
Law splits the body’s of several Marines with the Op-Op Fruit in One PieceImage via Toei Animation
Trafalgar D. Water Law uses Anesthesia against Big Mom in One Piece.Image via Toei Animation
Trafalgar D. Water Law is a former Warlord of the Sea who defeated Big Mom and earned a bounty of 3 billion berries, making him one of the strongest pirates in One Piece. He is a talented swordsman who can sense others with Observation Haki and enhance his body’s durability with Armament Haki. He also ate the Op-Op Fruit, which is arguably the best Devil Fruit for swordsmen. It is among the most coveted and powerful Devil Fruits in the series.
Since the Op-Op Fruit is part of Law’s DNA, he should be allowed to use it in the tournament. He can create a spherical area and control everything inside of it. Under the right circumstances, Law could use his fingers to rearrange another fighter’s body so they could no longer fight. If Goku or Jiren shoot their strongest Ki blast at him, Law could swap places with them so they get hit instead. The easiest way for Law to dominate would be to simply teleport the fighters out of bounds to eliminate them.
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Akuto Sai From Demon King Daimao Would Dominate the Tournament of Power When He Is at Full Power
Akuto Sai taps into his overwhelming mana in Demon King DaimaoImage via Studio Artland
Akuto Sai, the main protagonist of Demon King Daimao, starts off as an ordinary high school student, but he is destined to become the next Demon King. At full power, Akuto can treat reality itself like a script that can be rewritten on a whim. This ability can create new outcomes or destroy entire universes. If Akuto entered the Tournament of Power, he could treat it like a story he controls.
Akuto could rewrite the state of the battle in such a way that the other fighters are no longer in the arena, which would eliminate them all instantly. If Top used Destroyer form, Goku used Ultra Instinct, and Jiren went to full power, Akuto could use his ability to nullify their power. Such an ability would be banned from the tournament, but Akuto could literally use his power to make his ability an exception.
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Anos Voldigoad From the Misfit of Demon King Academy Has the Power to Defeat Most Dragon Ball Fighters With His Eyes
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The Misfit of Demon King Academy centers around Anos, who is known as the Demon King of Tyranny because of his immense power and brutality. The source of his magical power is destruction itself. Not only is Anos among the strongest anime characters of all time, but he is also one of the few anime characters who can stop Zeno, the Omni King of the Dragon Ball multiverse.
If weapons were allowed, Anos could win the Tournament of Power himself with Venuzdonoa, a demon sword that can destroy anything in existence. Anos possesses the Magic Eyes of Destruction, which he should be allowed to use since they are part of his body. These eyes can destroy objects in his line of sight, meaning he could destroy the other fighters by looking at them. Killing is against the rules, so Anos would likely target limbs so that fighters would be unable to fight back.
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Uryu Ishida From Bleach Could Eliminate Many Fighters in the Tournament of Power With the Antithesis
Uryu Ishida is given The Antithesis by Yhwach in Wahrwelt in Bleach: The Thousand-Year Blood War.Image via Studio Pierrot
Uryu Ishida draws back his Quincy bow while fighting Ichigo in BleachImage via Studio Pierrot.
Uryu activates his Quincy: Voltstandig against Ichigo in the Soul King’s Palace in Bleach.Image via Studio Pierrot
Uryu is now one of the strongest remaining Quincies in Bleach. He is a prodigy who has mastered many advanced Quincy techniques, and he primarily uses a bow during combat. Uryu fashions these bows and other energy-based weapons using his own spiritual energy, which means they should be allowed in the Tournament of Power. That said, these arrows would not have much of an effect on stronger fighters.
Uryu wields The Antithesis, a Quincy Schrift that allows him to reverse events that have occurred between designated targets. Uryu could let a fighter punch or kick him until he had sustained enough damage to be eliminated and reverse the damage so the attacker gets eliminated instead. He could also shoot an arrow out of bounds and swap its position with a fighter, thus eliminating them. The second method could eliminate multiple fighters at once.
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Saitama From One-Punch Man Would Win the Entire Tournament of Power by Simply Punching Every Fighter
Saitama is upset that he beat someone with a single punch in One-Punch ManImage via Madhouse
There are quite a few strong anime characters who do not use weapons, and Saitama is one of them. He is the main protagonist of One-Punch Man, and many fans believe he is the most powerful anime character of all time. Saitama possesses unfathomable superhuman strength, speed, reflexes, stamina, and durability. Not only could he easily dodge Ultra Instinct Goku’s melee attacks, but he could also withstand Ki blasts like the God Kamehameha without getting seriously injured.
As the name of the series suggests, Saitama could defeat every fighter in the Tournament of Power with a single punch. In most cases, Saitama would need to hold back a little because he might accidentally blow his opponent’s bodies apart, which would automatically disqualify him. A love tap would be enough to beat most of the fighters, but he would need to use a bit more force to take down someone like Frieza, Vegeta, Goku, Jiren, or Top.
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