• What if Akainu lost to Aoikiji

  • Jan 27 2022
  • Length: 20 mins
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What if Akainu lost to Aoikiji

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  • Hopewell Valley Student Podcasting Network Show Name: What if Anime Episode #7 : What if Akainu lost to Aoikiji 

    What if Akainu lost to Aokiji? 

    You are listening to the What If Anime podcast with your host(s) Ben Thompson and Eli miller. 

    In this episode of Anime What If the Podcast we discuss: the anime One piece, and What if Akainu lost to Aoikiji. 

    Segment 1: Introduction 

    This will be explaining one piece 

    Brief overview of story 

    Brief overview of events leading up to theory 

    Segment 2: We will talk about What if Akainu lost to Aokiji 

    ● Smoker would never be saved by Aoikiji 

    ● Will Smoker join the straw hats in the future? 

    ● How would Akainu react? 

    ● Who would fill the vacant marine admirable position? 

    ● Brief talk about Green Bull 

    ● What would happen in Dressrosa without Fujitora there?

    ● How would the world/world government react to different events?

    ● Disbanding of Warlord system 

    ● Information about individual warlords 

    ● Final summary of theory (chaos) 

    Segment 3: Surprise Reveal of Next Episodes Theory

    Dragon ball Theory End of the podcast, reveal next episodes theory and anime 

    Music Credits:

    Lifeforce 9 - Mr.ruiZ

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