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/Animu_weeb_ May 23 '24 edited May 23 '24

For heads up

How our world would look if it sank by 200m (656 feet)

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u/someone2795 Captain Crackhead May 23 '24

Good lord, Europe is decimated.

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u/fknSamsquamptch May 24 '24

I think it would be funnier with the Netherlands the exact same due to their dike mastery

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u/JohnWalle34 May 24 '24

What do lesbians have to do with sea levels rising

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u/JudasBC May 24 '24

Does Switzerland finally get a coast?

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u/HokageEzio May 23 '24

If Imu erases Florida could they really be that bad?

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u/ScrambledToast May 23 '24

I live in Ohio, I'd be able to have beachfront property!

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u/Ichier May 24 '24

Yeah, but you'd still have to live in Ohio.

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u/Regex00 May 23 '24

Hol up... Maybe Imu be cooking fr fr

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u/Mrwright96 May 24 '24

Florida man would move in with his cousin in Ohio

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u/Kinto_il May 23 '24

where do you get an illustration like this?

what does 300m look? and 500? and 1000m?

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u/Animu_weeb_ May 23 '24

here

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u/InnerThanks141 Void Month Survivor May 23 '24

Damn that simulation is good

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u/red_blue98 May 23 '24

All these flood simulators make me feel like Oda chose too small of a number, the 800 meter mark makes the resulting geography more similar to the One Piece world and feels far more impactful

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u/Shori948 Void Month Survivor May 23 '24

Someone has mentioned above that Oda probably chose this number because 200m below sea level is the depth in which light starts to decrease rapidly, also known as the twilight zone. Knowing that, it makes sense no one has ever figured this out except maybe the fishmen. Because even if someone has submarines like Law, they won't easily see the ancient world.

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u/neverforgetbillymays May 23 '24

This is the only thing thats been gnawing at me, but i guess one piece doesn't take place on our earth. Maybe there weren't so many elevated areas. Who knows. 800 would have been better imo

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u/crypticsage Pirate May 24 '24

What's the pressure at 800 meters below sea? Would anything remain several centuries later and not be crushed by the immense pressure?

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u/treyra Jun 02 '24

That's not how hydrostatic pressure works. Ruins would be fine at any depth, because the pressure pushes on all sides equally, just like how a house of cards isn't crushed by air pressure on the surface (14.7 pounds per square inch, about that of an instant pot!). 

Now if there was a sealed compartment at lower pressure, it might be crushed because pressure differences are what matter. That's why submarines have max depths. Your ears also act like this if you descend to fast, though they can equalize reducing the difference. 

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u/MolotovOvickow Thriller Bark Victim's Association May 25 '24

but thats just in one century, with the following 800 years after it surely rose much more but just not at that speed anymore...

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u/jazdeep May 26 '24

But then wouldn't everybody know that the sea rises alot since they can see it happen gradually.

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u/paullx May 23 '24

I mean how could he Know how tall was the world, he say 200 m, but he does not really knows

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u/AquariusSabotage May 24 '24

Maybe I'm reaching, but it was 200 meters within a hundred years but I guess that wouldn't necessarily mean it hasn't happened a little bit since?

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u/Mushgal May 23 '24

It's honestly not that bad compared to the One Piece world. Here we at least would still have some continents; One Piece is only islands. That's crazy.

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u/GeneralistJosh May 23 '24

Crazy geographically how unaffected Africa is in general if that happened compared to all other continents.

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u/Doomroar May 24 '24

I know right the continent stands on average 600m above sea level, so it is actually quite tall

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u/Bbqboi_96 May 24 '24

Haiti would still be an island is hilarious. Let’s gooo my ppl 🤣🤣🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹

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u/igncom1 May 23 '24

RIP England.

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u/AquariusSabotage May 24 '24

All the imgur comments are kind of funny since they have no context for the image.

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u/Shantotto11 May 24 '24

TIL that Africa is a damn near continental plateau…

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u/Alexandre_Man May 24 '24

There's so much land left. The world of One Piece must have been pretty low already even before the flood.

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u/WhiteImpDragon Pirate May 24 '24

Kinda intersting that Luffy is Brazilian

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u/SableArgyle May 24 '24

Well damn, I'd be right next to the "beach."

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u/enpedia May 24 '24

considering one of their tall mountains was originally 400 meters 200 meters is disastrous in the world of one piece.

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u/Hood-Boy Pirate May 24 '24

Now revert it. How was it "before" with 200m less water. 

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u/Witty-Wheel-4291 May 24 '24

I see, so thats how we stop the ukranian war

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u/ScoobySharky May 25 '24

That's actually not nearly as bad as I thought it would be

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u/fosjanwt May 25 '24

Is inland protected by coastal mountains in this? Or is it actually all more than 200 meters above sea level?

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u/tokyogodfather2 May 26 '24

One of the coolest and most useful comments I’ve ever seen on Reddit. Thank you. Take my upvote and imaginary award. What app/site is this from?

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u/Phusra May 28 '24

Hey it just means I get to be closer to the coast! Water level doesn't sink my state!

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u/GlimmerSailor May 29 '24

Japan looks almost unchanged, that's wild