r/OnePiece • u/semizero • May 23 '24

Current Chapter One Piece: Chapter 1115 Spoiler

Chapter 1115: "Continental Fragments"

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Ch. 1115 Official Release (Mangaplus): 05/27/2024

Ch. 1116 Scan Release: ~05/31/2024 - No break!

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u/Behanort May 23 '24

yeah, i think some might complain that the info so far is either stuff fans have already fiugred out, or stuff we already knew...

But dropping new info to readerrs isnt the point - its to inform the world whats at stake and why deafeting world goverment is good actually, and who even is thier future savior. Without this speech, the average joe would just be confused as to why the Revolution and the celstial dragons overthrow are a good thing

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u/Xplorer67 Cipher Pol May 23 '24

Exactly, because I know there will be people going “Man, Vegapunk is just saying everything we know with just one or two bits of new information."

Without this speech, the average joe would just be confused as to why the Revolution and the celstial dragons overthrow are a good thing

The Revos will be rolling in recruits with this speech. It's gonna get crazy

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u/filthyireliamain May 24 '24

not just the revolutionaries, i would imagine buggys business gonna boom as well

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u/kingjack170 May 26 '24

if only tbone suvived a few more weeks, im sure he would of left the navy after this anouncment

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u/filthyireliamain May 27 '24

tbones not dead until i see his body

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u/Sir-Thugnificent May 23 '24

« It’s gonna get crazy » till Oda decides to character assassinate everybody by turning the world-changing battle royale into a snoozefest filled with characters acting goofy

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u/zaerosz Void Month Survivor May 23 '24

why are you reading one piece when you clearly don't like it

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u/Sir-Thugnificent May 23 '24

Because I didn’t read 1000+ chapters of a story to not know the conclusion of it

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u/BusyExperience9766 May 23 '24

Was it known to us that Joyboy fought with the ancient kingdom against the 20 rebelling kingdoms? Maybe I haven't been paying enough attention but I thought that Joyboy could have been revolting with the 20 kingdoms and then gotten betrayed by them at the end.

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u/Transmatrix May 23 '24

Definitely seemed to be pointing that way, but was just theories nothing solid until now.

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u/ScreamingIntrovert May 24 '24

It's filling the readers in on meta info. All this was speculation until Oda confirmed it this chapter. It wasn't meta lore until today even if we already knew it based on our endless analysis of the series. What was speculated became factual this chapter.

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u/RainyEuphoria Scholars of Ohara May 24 '24

the first conflict could still be a reasonable debate. like freedom vs authority thing

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u/Serbaayuu May 24 '24

Saul should have simply debated the morality of executing a whole town with his superiors, doesn't he know that betraying his officers and lying to people to save lives makes him the real intolerant one?

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u/Sasukuto May 26 '24

So i think it serves two purposes. One is the one you pointed out. While we the viewer know these things, the characters in the world dont and need to learn about it. But also, I think its important to remember that your average one piece fan isnt a super fan who checks reddit eveey week for all the inteicuit details of each chapter. So the second thing this is doing is giving the audience a giant recap of all the important lore bits right here at the opening of the final saga. Oda realizes that his manga is over 1100 chapter long at this point and that he hid allot of this lore scattered in small pieces across the entire series, so this is juat a consise recap that pulls all that information together while also sprinkling in a few new details for the super fans who know all this stuff already.

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u/blacklite911 May 23 '24

They’re the types that have never read a book before