The arc after Wano? Who will be the next antagonist? Akainu or Black Beard

<p>The arc after Wano? Who will be the next antagonist? Akainu or Black Beard?</p> <p>It is said that One Piece is over 60% complete, the source was the official One Piece twitter page. Some may find this exciting, while others worry about what they would do next after the pinnacle of anime has fallen.<br> <br> In any case, the series is currently at one of, if not the most significant arc thus far, Wano Kuni, which is said to have a war that will be greater than Marine ford arc. Well so far, that is shaping up to be true, cause now we have two yonkous as antagonists. we already know the destruction that one yonkou is capable of, but when 2 fight together, that spells "invincible" to many. But unfortunately for them, they're going up against Strawhat Luffy, whom they both defeated at least once in the series. Luffy is not that dumb to fight an opponent with the same tactic knowing that it didn't work the first time. So that's something to look out for!<br> <br> <strong>But the big question is, after Wano, What comes next? Who comes next?</strong><br> <br> Well, it's a no brainer that many are saying its Akainu, while others are saying its Black beard. So with those differences in views, I'd like to take the opportunity to share my thoughts on who the next villain will be. Before we can arrive at a conclusion, we must first look at where the anime is currently at, and which of the antagonist have been getting more highlights and/or foreshadow.<br> <br> Why is that important? Because One piece is such a vast anime and it has a lot going on in each arc, the writer tends to use the current arc to build the next arc. Could you imagine all the details pertaining to a specific arc all being pack within that arc itself? Of course, that would be bad writing, cause then it would seem as if the writer(s) is just making things up as he (they) goes along. That can be good in some ways, but mostly bad, cause then to the viewers, the anime would be just a '<em>boat with no sails, drifting anywhere the wind takes it with no pred