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Shanks Emerges as One Piece’s Strongest Yonko After Loki vs Imu

Loki's clash with Imu in chapter 1181 reveals Shanks' true power surpasses all expectations.

by Aria Tanaka
July 5, 2026
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The debate over who is the strongest Yonko of all time in One Piece has never truly ended among fans. However, it seems that creator Eiichiro Oda has quietly delivered the final answer through the shocking events of the Elbaf arc, especially after the epic showdown between Prince Loki and Imu.

Although Loki displayed terrifying power, even transforming into a dragon to face the World King, this only served to elevate Red-Haired Shanks to an entirely different level.

When Loki becomes the benchmark for Shanks’ strength in One Piece

Loki vs Imu in One Piece chapter 1181
Loki's power showcase in One Piece

The foundation for this revelation was actually laid early in the Elbaf arc. In chapter 1136, Elder Jarul revealed that Shanks was the one who captured Loki six years ago, when the prince was rampaging in madness after King Harald’s death.

By chapter 1139, the legendary Scopper Gaban emphasized even more that throughout history, no one has ever successfully stopped Loki except Shanks. This detail shocked fans because Loki has always been portrayed as a world-destroying force. But it wasn’t until chapter 1181, when Loki confronted Imu, that we truly grasped just how formidable Shanks is.

Loki demonstrated incredible power and endurance, withstanding Imu’s devastating attacks and even pushing back the world ruler briefly. Loki’s ability to hold his own against Imu, the story’s most dangerous entity, indirectly establishes a new power hierarchy. If Shanks once defeated Loki with ease, then the Red-Haired Yonko’s status must rank among the strongest in history.

A different class: No Devil Fruit needed, just Haki

Shanks in One Piece anime

What makes Shanks stand out from the other Yonko is that he has reached the pinnacle without relying on any Devil Fruit powers. While the Final Saga is filled with overwhelming abilities, Shanks maintains his position through supreme Haki mastery and swordsmanship alone.

Oda has hinted at this dominance multiple times. Shanks’ Conqueror’s Haki can intimidate an admiral like Ryokugyu from a great distance, or take down Eustass Kid and his crew with a single precise strike.

Perfection compared to the other Yonko

Current Yonko in One Piece

Looking at the current Yonko, their limitations are clear:

– Luffy: Despite his powerful Gear 5, he still struggles with stamina and stability.

– Blackbeard: Still chasing new powers, showing he hasn’t reached his peak yet.

– Buggy: More of a comedic Yonko title than a reflection of true strength.

In contrast, Shanks appears as a perfected legend. He is the balancing force of the seas, respected by pirates, the Navy, and the World Government alike. While others scramble to grow stronger, Shanks stands as a monument already reigning at the very top. After the battle between Loki and Imu, this truth becomes increasingly undeniable.

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