but their whole fight is now questionable since Akainu has a Sword tattoo, there is an undercover organization called Sword and Aokiji is based on an actor whose most prominent role is an undercover cop. Smoker used to refuse promotions before being forced to, Garp refused promotions so he'd never be under the thumb of the Celestial Dragons, Tokikake and Gion were candidates but had Green Bull and Fujitora chosen over them.Īokiji and Akainu fought to a standstill with Akainu edging out. The Admirals were still dubbed the Government's Greatest Military Powers. I've seen people in the OL put the Fleet Admiral on a completely different "tier" or stratosphere from the Admirals as well as the Yonko, and that is laughable. The Fleet Admiral could usually be stronger than an Admiral, but it'll only be by a slight margin at best, and not if they've occupied that position for decades to the point where they're old and past their prime like Sengoku. In Akainu's case, it was his assertive attitude, radical approach, and an iron resolve that put him ahead of the absent-minded Kizaru or the more compassionate Aokiji. In Sengoku's case, it was most likely his intellect, ability to formulate strategy, and his leadership ability. The Fleet Admiral tends to possess certain qualities or traits that his "subordinates" lack, which fit with the regime of the current Government.
We also don't have any reference to any other previous Admirals from Roger's era, although we knew Kong was an FA when Sengoku was an Admiral. People use Old Sengoku being weaker than the C3 to say that the FA doesn't have to be stronger, but they forget the fact that Sengoku was most likely FA long before that, when he was in his prime.
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