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WhiteBeard vs Admiral Clip
The clash between Edward “Whitebeard” Newgate, the strongest man in the world, and the Marine Admirals — Aokiji, Kizaru, and Akainu — stands as one of the most iconic and consequential battles in One Piece. It is more than a physical conflict; it’s a collision of ideals, power, and the changing of eras. This fight is a perfect illustration of Whitebeard’s legendary might and the overwhelming force of the World Government’s strongest defenders.
1. The Context: Marineford War
The battle takes place during the Paramount War at Marineford, where Whitebeard and his fleet arrive to rescue his “son,” Portgas D. Ace, from execution. The Marines have gathered their entire military might, including the three Admirals, to make an example of Ace and end the pirate era.
Whitebeard, already old and gravely ill, knows he is marching into his final battle. Yet his presence alone strikes fear across the seas. Even weakened, he remains the “Strongest Man in the World” — the only man said to have rivaled Gol D. Roger.
Opposing him are the three Admirals:
- Aokiji (Kuzan) – Calm and collected, with the power of the Ice-Ice Fruit (Hie Hie no Mi).
- Kizaru (Borsalino) – Laid-back but deadly, wielding the Light-Light Fruit (Pika Pika no Mi).
- Akainu (Sakazuki) – Ruthless and absolute, commanding the Magma-Magma Fruit (Magu Magu no Mi).
Together, they represent the highest military power beneath the Fleet Admiral.
2. First Clash — Whitebeard’s Arrival
Whitebeard enters the battlefield aboard the Moby Dick, unleashing a Quake with his Gura Gura no Mi, shaking the entire Marineford and even tilting the sea itself. This single attack demonstrates the sheer scale of his power. The Admirals immediately step in: Aokiji freezes the tsunami created by Whitebeard’s quake, neutralizing what could have wiped out Marineford instantly.
This early exchange sets the tone. Whitebeard can unleash world-shaking destruction, but the Admirals are not easily overwhelmed — they are the guardians of the world order, capable of countering even legendary forces. WhiteBeard vs Admiral Clip WhiteBeard vs Admiral ClipWhiteBeard vs Admiral Clip WhiteBeard vs Admiral Clip WhiteBeard vs Admiral Clip WhiteBeard vs Admiral Clip WhiteBeard vs Admiral Clip WhiteBeard vs Admiral Clip WhiteBeard vs Admiral Clip WhiteBeard vs Admiral Clip
3. Whitebeard vs. Aokiji
When Aokiji engages Whitebeard directly, he attempts to pierce him with ice spears. Whitebeard counters with his massive bisento and quake powers, shattering the ice around him. At one point, Aokiji is impaled by Whitebeard’s weapon, only to reform his body thanks to his Logia abilities.
Whitebeard lands a quake punch that seems to crush Aokiji’s body — but Kuzan reforms again, showing how difficult it is to truly harm a Logia user. This exchange proves that while Whitebeard’s raw power is overwhelming, the Admirals’ abilities and endurance allow them to stay in the fight.
4. Whitebeard vs. Kizaru
Kizaru attacks with blinding speed, firing devastating light beams and kicking Whitebeard’s commanders at the speed of light. Whitebeard himself intercepts some of Kizaru’s assaults, showing that despite his age, his observation and reaction speed remain top-tier.
Kizaru, however, is notoriously difficult to hit. His Logia nature allows him to disperse into light whenever Whitebeard swings. While Whitebeard can repel him and defend against him, he cannot land a clean, finishing blow. This part of the battle shows the tactical advantage of the Admirals: Whitebeard is a brute-force powerhouse, while they rely on mobility, versatility, and precision.
5. Whitebeard vs. Akainu
The most brutal and decisive clash comes against Akainu. When Ace sacrifices himself to save Luffy, Whitebeard is consumed with rage. He storms through Marineford, smashing Akainu into the ground with a quake punch that splits the island in half. The sheer force of the blow proves why Whitebeard is feared across the seas.
But Akainu is relentless. He recovers and engages Whitebeard head-on. Their battle is fiery and devastating — magma against quake. Though Whitebeard severely wounds Akainu, Akainu manages to inflict catastrophic damage, burning off part of Whitebeard’s face and tearing holes through his body.
This is where Whitebeard’s endurance shines. Even mortally wounded, with dozens of stab wounds, bullet holes, and half his face gone, he keeps fighting, roaring like a true emperor.
6. Symbolism and Legacy
The Admirals, as a trio, represent the might of the World Government. Even a legendary pirate like Whitebeard cannot simply sweep them aside. Their teamwork, regeneration, and strategic control of the battlefield keep him at bay. But at the same time, Whitebeard demonstrates why he was feared as the “Strongest Man”: alone, in a weakened state, he still shakes the entire world and injures an Admiral severely.
More importantly, this fight isn’t just about power levels. Whitebeard embodies family, loyalty, and the old pirate era. The Admirals represent absolute justice and the new age. Their clash is a symbolic transition — the end of Whitebeard’s era and the beginning of a chaotic new one.
7. Conclusion
Whitebeard vs. the Admirals is not a clean, one-sided fight. It is a war of attrition, pitting one dying legend against the combined might of the Marine’s strongest fighters. Whitebeard takes on all three Admirals and still stands tall, protecting his crew until his final breath.
Even after sustaining fatal injuries, he dies on his feet, without a single scar on his back — a symbol that he never retreated.
The Admirals prove their strength by surviving and holding off the world’s strongest man. But Whitebeard proves his legend by shaking the world, both literally and figuratively.
