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/shartley123 May 23 '24

I don’t think the ancient weapons actually physically shattered continents. Didn’t VP just say they raised the sea level by 200m, so basically all the islands are mountaintops of the continents below?

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u/BustANupp Thriller Bark Victim's Association May 23 '24

See: Lulusia. It’s presumed to be destroyed by an ancient weapon (the need of the mother flame to continue its use). And it completely wiped off an island which lead to sea levels rising. So apply it in wartime situations and you can quickly see a continent become decimated into islands over a century of use.

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u/sack_of_potahtoes The Revolutionary Army May 23 '24

That part doesnt make any sense at all. So lulusia was completely erased and instead of the hole filling up water , it caused water level to rise.

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u/BustANupp Thriller Bark Victim's Association May 23 '24

One piece world and our reality do not have to follow the same physics. We have geysers but no sky islands for instance.

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u/igncom1 May 23 '24

Unless our own governments are keeping them secret!?!?!?

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u/sack_of_potahtoes The Revolutionary Army May 23 '24

Why cant one piece world not have geysers?

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u/AshynWraith May 24 '24

It would make some sense if the island's mass is moved under the sea (say if the weapon, by some wacky manga physics, melts rather than vaporizes it in such a way that it merges into the ocean floor). That way there's a net gain of submersed mass to account for the increased displacement.

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u/tokyogodfather2 May 26 '24

Bro it’s called “displacement).” Look up u/the_idiotlord ‘s posts and theories from years ago, all of which came true this week. He commented in this thread too. Dudes a regular Vegapunk level genius.

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u/sack_of_potahtoes The Revolutionary Army May 27 '24

Displacement is okay. The one above me mentioned it was wiped off. Which would ideally leave a hole. Displacement is still not entirely making sense. You have a given volume of water and drop an object in it the higher dense object displaces water. But in this case the land was already exising within the water. They didnt introduce something new to push the liquid levels higher

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u/Aetherflaer May 23 '24

The islands are getting hit to the ocean floor, not destroyed. The Mother Flame is the heart of Nika taken out by the person who had Law's fruit previously. That's why the mother flame can manipulate reality. It turns the island/ocean to rubber and smashes it into the sea floor, causing earthquakes and sea level rises. If you bring the rubbered islands back up, the sea level goes back down.

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u/sack_of_potahtoes The Revolutionary Army May 23 '24

Lol. How confident you are in your theory as if you know wgat is happening

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u/Aetherflaer May 23 '24

I never said it was 100 percent real Just my theory. Not sure what's with the down votes? 

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u/Xplorer67 Cipher Pol May 23 '24

Uranus (the weapon presumed to have destroyed lulusia) and Pluton are both capable of destroying islands. I think Pluton was described to be capable of wiping out islands easily. This leads me to believe that they sunk entire landmasses using these weapons.

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u/igncom1 May 23 '24

And then had giant sea creatures ravage anything close to the surface?