Crossover in the Anime World

The Four Emperors' meeting was unprecedented, and the whole world was watching. They didn't know what agreement the Four Emperors would reach. At the same time, everyone was also paying attention to the Navy, wondering how the Navy would react. The Four Emperors are now riding on the Navy's head. If the Four Emperors really reach a cooperation agreement, they will bypass the World Government to manage a large number of islands and form a new pattern.

Of course, many people also think that the Four Emperors' meeting will not have any results, because the styles of the Four Emperors are too different, and there is no way to reach an agreement.

The differences between the Four Emperors are indeed large. Whitebeard, Big Mom, Kaido, and Shanks all have their own styles, and they are independent. It is hard to imagine that they can work together.

But some people think that the past was the past, and the present is the present: "Before, everyone didn't know that Roger had a son, but now Roger's son is the best successor to the Pirate King, and everyone should support Ace."

"This idea is too taken for granted. Although Ace is powerful, the Four Emperors are not weak either. Big Mom and Kaido are very strong in military strength. Why should we listen to Ace?"

Everyone expressed their own opinions and could not reach a unified opinion. The specific results still depend on the actual results of the Four Emperors' meeting.

Wano Country, an island that has been closed for twenty years. Oden, the general of Wano Country, was also a big shot. He was a man respected by Whitebeard and One Piece.

But later, when Oden returned to his hometown, he found that his position as general had been usurped, and Kaido had come to the island and became the mastermind behind the scenes. In order to save his hometown, Oden believed Kaido's words and began to dance naked for five years. As a result, Kaido did not keep his promise and asked Oden to go into the oil pan. In the end, Oden listened again and died.

This is an upgraded version of trusting the enemy.

Zoro believed in the navy and let him go as long as he was tied up in the hot sun for a month. As a result, the navy did not intend to fulfill the contract at all, and was ready to kill Zoro when his hands and feet were sore.

Nami believed that as long as she collected 100 million Baileys, the evil dragon would sell the village to her. As a result, the evil dragon colluded with the navy to rob 100 million, and he could still tease Nami without breaking the contract.

Chopper's adoptive father used his last three days of life to persuade the king, but was killed by the king.

There is also the village chief of Sky Island who believes in Enelu and handed all the tourists who entered Sky Island to Enelu to be executed. I believe that this will save the village, but Enelu actually decided to blow up Sky Island before setting off.

It seems that Robin believes what CP9 said and cooperates with them to frame Luffy, believing that this will protect Luffy.

Of course, in the original work, Sanji believes that as long as he completes the political marriage, Big Mom will let his companions go. He resolutely left the team, but Luffy and Big Mom still had a violent conflict.

Oden also believes in Kaido. As long as he completes Kaido's requirements, Wano Country can be saved and everyone can be happy.

But in the end, those who believed in the enemy were slapped in the face, and their faces were swollen. In the end, Luffy defeated the enemy by force and saved everyone.

What does this show? It shows that peace will die if you seek peace through compromise, and peace will survive if you seek peace through struggle. A great man is a great man, and he hits the nail on the head.

Anyone who seeks peace through compromise will be slapped in the face in the end, and in the end, Luffy's fist is still needed to solve the enemy.

However, the compromise of Zoro, Nami, Chopper's adoptive father, the village chief of Sky Island, Robin and others makes sense. After all, their strength is weaker, so they hope to solve the problem as soon as possible through compromise. But Oden is obviously not a weak person. This is a man respected by Whitebeard and the Pirate King. Such a man cannot be a weak person.

Oden is indeed very strong. One sword can break the defense of the immortal Kaido, but such a man finally compromised, which makes people incomprehensible.

It may be because pirates such as Roger and Whitebeard only need to consider robbing other people's assets, while the heir of the general needs to consider a lot. As a legitimate heir to the general, Oden needs to consider a lot, such as interpreting the historical text, such as closing the country to the outside world, such as the international situation, such as dancing naked, such as dancing naked, such as dancing naked...

It is normal for the heir of the general to have some habits, so there is a chance to defeat Kaido, but in the end he chose to compromise and choose to believe the enemy.

The final result is that people died and the country fell into the hands of the usurper. Oden's experience once again tells everyone not to trust the enemy and not to seek peace by compromise.

Oden would rather trust his enemies than his own people and allies. This is Oden's stupidity. Even if his own strength is not enough, he can ask for reinforcements. Whitebeard and One Piece will definitely be willing to help. But he still chose to trust the enemy.

Duran said that he felt familiar with this kind of person: "Speaking of it, the king in "Attack on Titan" is also the same. He obviously has the strength to flatten the continent, but he made a "no-war agreement."

Why? Of course, it's because these authors are all islanders. The island warriors were divided into politicians, business, and the military, but after World War II, politicians and business betrayed the army, which made the military warriors very unhappy. They think that before 100 million people died, the political and business circles have admitted defeat. The army still has combat effectiveness but has been betrayed. It has to be closed on the island. It is too aggrieved to have power but cannot use it.

So the island is a closed island, the power is a strong power, but there is power but it is not used.

Is it really like this? Obviously not, this is just the complaint of the betrayed army. If the army really has power, it should first defeat the politicians and the business community. It's not that they have power but don't use it, but that the power is already spent and can't be used. The war is fought for resources. It is because the resource route was cut off that the army opened a second battlefield in the Pacific Ocean. When the war ended, they no longer had the ability to go out to sea to plunder resources. Without resources, what's the point of fighting a war.

Reality is not a comic book. In comics, you can talk nonsense. It can be said that there are countless super giants hidden in the walls, enough to flatten the world. It can be said that Oden can break the defense of the immortal Kaido with one sword, and his strength is equivalent to Whitebeard and One Piece.

So in the comic world, it can be said that I have power, but I just don't use it. Hey, I just don't use it. I just play, I'm low-key, I love peace...

Of course, in reality, there are also people who really think that islands are really powerful, but they just lack a reason for war, a legitimate and reasonable reason to start a war. As long as there is a reason, their power will shock the world.

It's like Luffy's punches are justified every time. Although the cheating is unreasonable, the reason for the war is sufficient, which is to protect the weak. Of course, this is from a small perspective. From a big perspective, Luffy betrayed the grass.

So their power did not go against the political and business circles that betrayed the army, and they did not overthrow the superiors again. They still hope to use their power to expand and rob. With such a lack of spirit, the army of the island country is hopeless.

In short, Oden believed the enemy, and finally danced for five years and was killed by Kaido, but he is still a man respected by Whitebeard and One Piece, because he is a man who has power but does not use it. Even if Oden died, he did not die of lack of power, but died of love for peace.

For them, this is the best comfort. As long as there is no real war, they can continue to comfort everyone in this way. But one day, when everyone's life is getting harder and harder, they will ask questions: Everyone is almost unable to live, use the power if you have it, what are you waiting for?

At that time, the truth will naturally come out. It's not that you have power but don't use it, but that you don't have power at all.

When everyone's life is still okay, this kind of propaganda of having power but not using it is still very popular. Everyone will have a consensus that we are good people, otherwise we would have used our power to shock the world long ago. Because we are good people, we don't use our power.

As long as everyone can still live, we don't use the power if we don't need it, and we can also get a peace-loving psychological comfort, why not do it?

But the situation encountered by Oden is that Kaido and Orochi have already ridden their faces with flying dragons. He should use his power. Obviously, he can break the defense with one sword, and it is not impossible to kill Kaido with more effort. But he doesn't use his power because Oden is a "good and kind person".

Unfortunately, in the eyes of normal people, this is not a good person, but an idiot.

However, Oden's personality perfectly fits the mentality of today's island countries. They can shock the world, but they love peace, so even if they have the power to destroy the world, they will restrain this power because of their love for peace and move themselves.