There are four routes at the entrance to the Great Passage, and Luffy chooses one of them, along the way they rescue Vivi, Joba, Robin, French, Brooke... But on the other shipping lanes, there must be people who also need to be saved, and there are also kingdoms in crisis, but they can't wait for the day of salvation and liberation.
Sauron would die at the hands of Berumeber.
Although their combat effectiveness is far less than Sauron's, don't forget the fake bet between Berumeber and Sauron in the original game, which caused Sauron to be hungry for nearly a month and lose all physical strength.
If Luffy hadn't broken it at that time, Sauron would have continued to fulfill his bet not to eat or drink.
And the hungry and unarmed dying Sauron against a base navy, the end is already obvious, not to mention that he is still tied to the Xing frame, completely at the mercy of others.
It can be seen that our little young master of Berumebo is still very witty: can't kill you? I'm starving you! No more help me call my dad to go. Without Luffy's turmoil, he would have really succeeded in strangling the future world's largest sword master in the cradle.
But...... If he hadn't met Luffy himself, he would still be the stupid young master who had been in a quiet corner all day, not the current corporal of the naval headquarters who was pregnant with the Sixth Style and could even participate in the war at the top.
So is meeting Luffy a good thing or a bad thing for him?
Nami may have been controlled by Aaron for the rest of her life.
Originally, it was not easy for the weakest sea in the East China Sea to have a few who could defeat Aaron. (Not counting before Nami's life was controlled)
What's more, even if there is such a strong person, he will not necessarily meet Nami, and if he does, he will not necessarily provoke Aaron in order to help Nami, and the probability of combining the two is too small.
I can only say that I let Nami ask for more blessings...
And she was already lucky among the members of the Straw Hat Regiment, at least she could survive, although this day passed... Don't mention it.
Usopp was killed, and the entire village was slaughtered by the Black Cat Pirates.
Why did Captain Crowe keep his grandson busy for so long for the rich little fool?
Live a peaceful life in anonymity.
In order to kill himself, he even prepared to kill all his men, not to mention an outsider who knew his true identity, Usopp?
Although no one believed what the cargo said, the reputation of this bragging king was limited to the village, and if he really went to the open sea to report to the navy, it would still be enough for our Captain Crowe to drink a pot.
Unsuspecting villagers may still be spared, but it is clear that Usopp, who has planned the whole project, must die.
Yamaji may have died in a dispute between the Sea Restaurant and the Creek Pirates.
Of course, it is only possible, unlike the above two who are bound to die.
The strongest fighting force, but also the fiercest thorn head of resistance, there is a high probability of being killed chickens and monkeys...
But it is still possible to survive, after all, without Sauron's existence, Hawkeye would not "I had a lot of fun today" and then go home to sleep peacefully, maybe directly kill Crick and his gang.
Choba and Dr. Doril will be thrown out of the castle by Valpo and even executed.
Whatever extra factors are taken into account (The Celestial Thunder chopped Valpo to death?). There is no such thing), both of these are going to be in trouble, and with Valpo's violent personality, direct execution is not a joke
Arabastan thus became the crocodile's sac.
After finding the original historical text, Robin is still as reluctant to translate and interpret it correctly as the original.
But this time of course, it will not be killed, after all, the crocodile has not been forced to the end of the road, and the shot is not necessarily so fierce. And Robin is still estimated to be going from organization to organization after that, and maybe luck will meet someone who accepts her with all his heart (but these people definitely do not dare to be as hard as Luffy to the naval headquarters).
She can be regarded as the only one who can live well even if she does not meet Luffy.
French is likely to be killed, and Pluto could also fall into the hands of the Navy.
Without Luffy's group of pirates and Robin, the action of CP9 should be postponed. But it will still happen if it is postponed, after all, there is always no shortage of such things as ghosts for the dead.
What happens after that is exactly the plot of the attack on the shipbuilding company in the original work.
Frankie's identity was then guessed, arrested, and sent to the Island of Justice. But this time, French did not have Luffy and his gang to help stir up trouble, and whether there was a chance to burn the Pluto design was really not certain.
In general, French will definitely not have a good ending, after all, French will not choose to cooperate with the Navy that killed Tom's teacher in order to survive.
Even if he chooses to cooperate, it is still more fierce, and such an important thing as ancient weapons is as few outsiders as possible for the navy in the preparatory stage.
Finally, there's Brooke.
A man alone in the dark fog singing, perhaps lucky to meet Moria's gang.
But even if he met, he couldn't make much waves except to purify a few animal zombies and ordinary zombies, after all, he couldn't beat the dragon horse, and the shadow still couldn't get it back.
And if it really annoys Moriah, maybe one less general zombie would kill Brooke.
100% will die: Sauron, Usopp
There is a chance that he will die: Yamaji, Joba, French
Life is not going well: Nami, Robin, Brooke
In general, the fate of this group of people will be very miserable, if there is no Luffy's existence. And this is only a partner, there is no mention of the islands and people who were saved by Luffy along the way (the empty island is almost going to die an island of people), if you really count the people who die like this, there will be more people who die...
So Luffy, you still go and become One Piece...
Elderly people who are destined to be lonely...
The cover of the serial version of the One Piece comic is actually a very informative little story