Ranking Anime Crossover Nepotism Picks: The Ninja World's Crown Prince Comes in Ninth!

A sky screen suddenly appears across the Myriad Worlds, ranking the ten biggest nepotism cases in anime. When the ninth-place entry is revealed, Boruto stomps his feet: "My dad is a Hokage, my grandpa is a Hokage, and even my dad's teacher is a Hokage. Why am I only ninth?!" Luffy laughs with a piece of meat in his mouth: "I'll become King of the Pirates all by myself!" The sky screen displays his background: son of the Revolutionary Army's leader, grandson of the Navy hero Garp, and the one entrusted with the hopes of the Emperor of the Sea Shanks. The meat falls from Luffy's hand.

In the world of The Outcast, Li Xingyun's case is even more outrageous: his martial arts teacher taught him, his teacher passed on his medical skills, and even his heart was dug out and replaced after his teacher died. The Bad Marshal spent three hundred years laying plans just to put him on the throne, but he stubbornly refused to be emperor. Ying Zheng drops his wine cup, Aizen adjusts his glasses, Saitama sighs, and Zhang Chulan clutches Bao'er-jie and wails: "I want a teacher like that too!"

The comments section erupts: "The Bad Marshal is the ultimate nepotism machine." "I'm jealous of Li Xingyun's luck for three whole episodes." The final line on the sky screen reads: "The next nepotism case comes from the world of One Piece."

This novel and its characters are entirely fictional. Any resemblance is purely coincidental. Please do not imitate.