One Piece： Burning Blood

One Piece: Burning Blood was the final chapter in the saga, which was titled one of the longest and most epic arcs of the series. The arc ended with a massive cliffhanger that gave fans an idea of what is to come, and it is here that One Piece: Burning Blood was finally released.

One Piece: Burning Blood ended with Luffy joining the Revolutionary Army to save the country, which went on to become one of the most important parts of the One Piece world. Shortly afterwards, a lot of powerful pirate crews joined hands to fight the new threat that is the World Government. After awakening the power of One Piece, they managed to sail back and created the strongest crew known to man, called the Marines, which was composed of five titans.

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One Piece: Burning Blood is one of the three parts that is One Piece's finale, and it gave the fans a glimpse of what they are in for. It gave them the opportunity to see the two new leaders of the world, Monkey D. Luffy and Kaido, and also revealed their plans to the world.

King the Wildfire was the main antagonist of the Wano Country arc. He was once again the one who put the combined efforts of both Luffy and Kaido on the line. In the arc, he had great significance to the fans and made Luffy realize that he is a human and wanted to destroy the world.

King the Wildfire wanted to make sure that he would destroy the world and that if they don't, he would simply go on to fulfill his wish. While he certainly wasn't the villain of the arc, he was definitely more of an antagonist than an actual threat.

One Piece: Burning Blood has the second half of the Wano Country arc. During the flashback, Kaido showed off his powers, and he was able to wipe out 20,000,000 citizens in just a single day.

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To make matters even worse, he then tried to make use of the power of the Beast Pirates, which involved taking down a devil fruit of his own. Once again, the real threat of the World Government came from the alliance of Trafalgar Law and Kid and Kid.

Luffy was on the verge of becoming a Yonko as soon as the two met in the Wano Country arc. With the raid on Enies Lobby, he managed to get a huge advantage over his fellow Worst Generation members. After the incident, he learned to use his powers to his full potential, which is why he wanted Luffy to be the Pirate King again.

Luffy fought against Roger in the Impel Down arc and managed to defeat him by coating his body in oil. It goes without saying that he possesses immense strength. When Law received his Conqueror's Haki, he was able to defeat Kaido on his own and it was only after Luffy realized how powerful he truly was. The two had a fight on the rooftop, which was extremely impressive, and both of them would have been reproduced quite well in One Piece Film: Red.

After the Paramount War, Brook awakened his Devil Fruit, the Mythical Zoan-type Devil Fruit. Brook was able to use both Armament and Observation Haki, which made him extremely difficult to fight against. His usage of this power also extended to the confines of the Rumble Ball and allowed him to avoid many attacks from Luffy. His awakening made him an incredible fighter.

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The previous chapter of One Piece also saw him awaken his Observation Haki and awaken the powers of the Shandian form. In the previous chapter, Brook managed to keep fighting Kaido, which resulted in him gaining the ability to use all three kinds of Haki. Now, his Observation Haki has been improved to be much stronger and, thus, the range of his Devil Fruit is much greater than before.

With all his powers, Brook is an extremely strong fighter who has been a force to be reckoned with ever since his debut in the story. His Devil Fruit, called Saijo Kizuki, allows him to create vibrations, in his bones, making him almost completely invincible.

One of Brook's Devil Fruit powers is called Whirlwind, and it is a very simple yet extremely powerful ability. When awakened, the user is completely intangible and will teleport them to a location and any nearby area, however, their movement has been limited to the teleportation stages. With the creation of all those unique objects at his disposal, Brook can even fight on top of all of the different things that he creates.

With a technique called Haki, Brook is able to see things even a mile away. On top of that, he can also fly at the speed of light.