As of the 1036 episodes of the manga, with the defeat of the embers of the fire disaster, the three plagues of the Hundred Beast Pirate Regiment were completely destroyed. Jack's defeat is not much to say, after all, the cat viper and Inuyasha are equal to Jack's strength, and it is normal to defeat Jack twice after the Moon Lion. The point is the defeat of Quinn and Ember, which is a bit difficult to reconcile.
Quinn and Ember's defeat to Yamaji and Sauron is not unexpected, but the process is too fragmented.
The gap in strength between Quinn, Ember and Yamaji and Sauron was initially visible to the naked eye. In order to defeat the powerful double plague, upgrading is essential. As a result, Yamaji's bloodline awakens and becomes "Superman". Sauron and the Overlord Awaken, plus seconds to learn the Overlord Color Winding.
Among them, Sauron's overlord color winding is really a bit outrageous, there will be so many overlord colors, but there are not many overlord color windings. Sauron awakens the Overlord color at the same time, learns to wind, which can only be explained by talent. It is true to strengthen Yamaji and Sauron, and it is also true to defeat the double plague after strengthening, but the process is too fragmented.
The strengthening of Yamaji and Sauron does not mean that Quinn and Ember's strength has declined. Quinn and Ember crushed Yamaji and Sauron for so long that they failed to defeat Yamaji and Sauron. Yamaji Soron defeated the double plague with one move as soon as he strengthened, which was too deliberate.
You know, Quinn is an ancient species plus mechanical transformation of people, and embers are ancient species plus racial ability to adapt to any environment.
Even if Yamaji and Sauron are strengthened, shouldn't they have a hard battle with Quinn and Embers on an "equal footing"? In the battle between Luffy and Katakuri, Luffy learned to foresee the future, and it was not a big move to Katakuri, but a fierce fight with Katakuri.
Of course, Luffy can defeat Katakuri, and that amazing vitality is the key.
However, Quinn and Ember should have a life force far beyond ordinary people. But apparently, Yamaji and Sauron's vitality is stronger. I have to make people sigh, no matter how strong your fruits, races and technology are, they can't beat the aura of the protagonist. The defeat of the double plague is inevitable, but the process is too simple and too fragmented.
One Piece's victory and defeat are almost like this, but after watching more, I feel uncomfortable. In particular, as the deputy of the Four Emperors, Shuang Yan should not lose so simply.