r/OnePiece • u/DowntownReturn2715 • 22d ago
Theory Bro what vitamin comes from the sun
Vitamin D
r/OnePiece • u/DowntownReturn2715 • 22d ago
Vitamin D
r/OnePiece • u/mfj__ • 12d ago
Luffys final dream has become on of the biggest mysteries in the series. It‘s quite captivating and unusual that so far into the series, we still don‘t know what the main goal of the protagonist is.
But i don’t think its that deep tho. It‘s neither going to the moon or throwing a big party. I think what he wants to do is to become friends with the whole world. Just think about it, it‘s something so stupid and childish that people would feel embarrassed to even say something like that. Ace immediately told Yamato not to laugh about it or he would kick her ass. No wonder Oden and Whitebeard were flabbergasted when they heard someone as strong as powerful as Roger say that.
Here is why i think this is the end of his dream: Luffy is stupid and simple. His dream is not something that he would have put much thought into. It has to do something with his immediate urges and wishes. And what are the only things Luffy cares and thinks about? Eating meat and making friends. It could be a huge banquet what he wants, but i dont think everyone else would be so stunned to hear that, since its not even that unrealistic. but being friend to the whole world? Thats something you cannot even image. How would that be possible? Vegapunk talked about how the final war will be about ideologies. While the WGs ideology is made clear: Selfishness, Luffys ideology is based on friendship. Thats his strength and thats how he accumulates power (as mihawk said in marineford). So he will conquer the world by becoming its friend. The whole planet will follow his will not because he will assert violence or social order, but by making everyone try to help him out of a feeling of friendship
r/OnePiece • u/Sock_Hefty • 13d ago
In chapter 1124, the Straw Hats start celebrating with the giants. Analyzing this scene, we can see that everyone is drinking from a mug, without exception.
Two chapters later, in 1126, the party continues. Sanji asks a giant if the drink is very strong. The giant replies that it’s called "Absinthe: The Green Fairy" and that if they’re not careful, it can cause hallucinations.
However, something very strange happens after the party: the original formation of the five Straw Hats—composed of Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, and Sanji—has disappeared from the ship. But why only them?
I believe the answer lies in chapter 1126 itself. In the panels where they are celebrating, the only Straw Hats still drinking absinthe are Luffy, Zoro, Nami, Usopp, and Sanji. Oda made a point of drawing each of them with the absinthe mug in hand twice in this chapter.
The others—Chopper, Robin, Franky, Brook, and Jinbe—are not drinking absinthe in this chapter. Again, Oda made a point of drawing them twice, but this time to highlight that there is NO mug of absinthe in his hands.
I think that only the original five Straw Hats drank too much absinthe at this party to the point of causing hallucinations, which ultimately led them to the mysterious island where Elbaf "begins."
But wait... there’s still something strange. Luffy is NOT drinking absinthe in chapter 1126. The only moment Oda draws Luffy with a mug in hand is in chapter 1124, and right after that, he occupies both hands with giant meats. So, Luffy didn’t drink enough to hallucinate.
As we see in chapter 1127, there are a series of "continuity errors" in Oda’s drawings, like a sword that transforms into an axe, etc. But the most curious "error" is Luffy using a simple Gear 3 while calling it Gear 4. But the biggest mystery of this chapter is: where is Luffy's straw hat?
I believe this is NOT LUFFY. Zoro has already noticed this, as in the final panels he doesn’t take his eyes off Luffy, as if he’s suspicious of something. Could this Luffy be Prince Loki?
Luffy is very lucid and separated from everyone else.
r/OnePiece • u/MoistFlacko1 • 14d ago
r/OnePiece • u/iCeeYouP • Sep 04 '24
Oda threw out Frankie's name to get people look into the details he handed out for a certain someone(Weevil) being Queen's son. Classic misdirection. This is truly a matter of reading comprehension. Details:
• around the same height (Queen is 20ft or so while weevil is 22ft) • Son of Stussy, so he's guaranteed to have been experimented on as evident by his many patchwork scars (His left arm seems to have been severed and is significantly skinnier than his right arm) • The name "Weevil" itself may imply that he has been “woven" together, as in DNA splicing, something that's right up Queen & Stussy's ally. They both are from the same Mad Scientist group
Most likely Stussy regretted having a kid with Queen & wanted to pass off her failure as the son of the World's Strongest Man, Whitebeard. Whitebeard, the man who constantly emphasizes the importance of family, would never abandon his biological son. Perhaps he knew Weevil wasn't truly his truly his kid.
Again, this was classic misdirection by Oda and a majority of fans fell for thanks to the help of the Big News Morgan’s we have running around (the sensationalist One Piece tweeters with thousands of follows who spread misinformation at the drop of a hat for interaction revenue + Redditors regurgitating that same misinformation.)
Weevil is the son of Queen, NOT Frankie.
r/OnePiece • u/Kakaroshitto • Sep 08 '24
r/OnePiece • u/MarkXXV • 19d ago
"険" is the japanese kanji for danger, right? And here it's used to write adventure, "冒険". Don't you think this kanji really resembles the letter "i" in the title One Piece, with the Luffy silhouette with his hands on the sides? The second part of the kanji is really similar, and looking at the whole thing it seems like there's luffy with a flag at his side. We know the first title Oda thought for One Piece was Romance Dawn (冒険の夜明け一), right? As you can see, the Luffy kanji is right over there. Maybe I'm overthinking, but did Oda hide some hints for the One Piece right here, in the title and in its original form?
r/OnePiece • u/timperman • May 28 '24
And by it I mean the Mother Flame.
It feels confirmed now that the Mother Flame is a fusion reactor, and thus practically a sun in a bottle.
Nika is and Luffy in general are greatly inspired by different Asian monkey god myths, Hanuman definitely being one of them. There the biggest plot point is him literally eating the sun.
Gear 5 takes a tremendous amount of energy to keep going and what would be more energy than a fusion reactor in his stomach.
Being sun powered would also explain why Nika is known as a sun god, as non of their powers are particularly sunny as off yet.
Mostly I want this to be true just to see what wacky choreography Oda would conjure if Luffy got to fight with such a power up.
r/OnePiece • u/Boxsteam_1279 • Jul 19 '24
I believe the mystery person is Seraphim Roger
EDIT: or cloned Roger, same concept
r/OnePiece • u/Mission_Carry_6867 • Jul 21 '24
This thought has been crossing my mind a lot recently. I just came across this panel from the reverie. if he’s not a celestial dragon, why do the five elders seem to respect him so much? Is he just ultimate haki man?
r/OnePiece • u/GreenStrawhat32 • Aug 16 '24
r/OnePiece • u/quantumstartswithq • Sep 07 '24
Imu is very likely Satan. Or at least the One Piece version. Whether as THE devil himself or Model: Akuma remains to be seen.
Latest chapter seals it.
Here are the evidences:
He can grant and take powers including immortality, a "deal with the devil". The outburst of black hellfire when Saturn died. Don't be surprised when Garling becomes immortal and gains a Yokai form.
Gorosei with their demonic pentagram imagery, summoning circles and Yokai forms
A devil tail in his transformed state
Literally eating Sabo's fire
Sabo describing the top of the world as "Hell"
Constant mention of DEVIL fruits, GODS, Sun God Nika, reference to Genesis, Noahs Ark, The Great Flood, Adam and Eve Trees
Enemy of Joyboy who is literal Pirate Jesus.
Who would have thought the final villain would be Satan himself...
Maybe his full form is a demonic Dragon, and his hybrid form is like an actual devil. But the point reamins (Satan has also been described as a dragon).
r/OnePiece • u/Eurasiafirmi • Jul 29 '24
Because devil fruit affect their user clothes, that hat also turn rubber because it almost never left Luffy side. That's why no matter how badly Luffy got beaten or struck by lightning, that hat always survive.
But, just like Luffy, it weak against sharp object and that is why Buggy is the only one who ever damaged it.
r/OnePiece • u/DankianC • Sep 11 '23
Is Mihawk their son?
r/OnePiece • u/djugie • Oct 23 '23
Hey reader!
Im here to propose to you my theory on what the initial D. really stands for.
The most common theories ive seen say "Dawn" because of the prophecy that Joyboy would bring the "Dawn" to the world by defeating the world government, uniting the world unter a new sun. Which in itself is a cool theory and certainly works with the clues we got (Romance Dawn, Dawn Island etc.) But with the revelation of "Nefetari D. Lily" we learn that the initial D. dates back even INTO the void century and maybe even before that. So the above argument becomes a bit weaker to me, because why would someone bring the "DAWN" if the big evil who prevents the world from seeing it, hasnt even been in power yet?
I am here to propose another take. I think that the D. actually stands for "DRUM". Now you might think "fuck its breakweek again" but hear me out:
If it stands for "Drum" it would make luffys full family name: Monkey Drum Luffy. To me that sounded way better than Monkey Dawn Luffy, so ive started researching if there would be any clues and then it hit me.
This is a japanese Den-Den Daiko:
The Den-Den Daiko is a japanese hand-held pellet drum, used in Shinto-Buddhist ceremonies and is also called a "MONKEY DRUM".
I was intrigued and started searching a bit more
Then ive come across this one:
Which looks fairly simular to the theorized crest of the ancient kingdom (here theorized by u/mimike500 3 years ago):
So if we theorize that joyboy played the original "Drums of Liberation" it also makes sense that he united the races / island he went to through the power of music / partying. Both big themes in the story. It would also make sense that the united crest would depict joyboys "weapon of choice" and the way he united them all. A DEN-DEN Daiko.
Its also theorized by u/OharaLibrarianArtur and others that luffys real dream is to throw the biggest party in the world. And what do we need for a big party? Music! The Drums of Liberation, played by Joyboy through luffy. Also fitting: in the lyrics of "Binks Sake" there are three parts directly referencing this:
- DON to icchou utao, funade no uta -> Lets all sing out with a Don! As the ship sets sail
- Nami ga odoru yo, DORAMU narase -> Now the waves are dancing, Beat upon the drums
- DON to icchou utao, unaba no uta -> Let's all sing it with a Don! A song of the waves
So thats the foundation of the theory. But what about the other D. families? Here are some examples:
Gol D. Roger -> Gol D(Rum) Roger. Which would give the name another play on words (Gold Rum Roger)
Marshall D. Teach -> Marshall Drum Teach. A marshall drum is also a real instrument.
Rocks D. Xebec -> Rocks Drum Xebec. Obviously rock music uses a lot of drums. (And is agressive?)
Trafalgar D. Waterlaw -> Trafalgar Drum Waterlaw. I first thought "meh,that doesnt fit that well" but then i encountered this:
So you see even the names of the other families fit with "Drum".
But now to the biggest clue.
Where do we first learn about "The will of D."?
On DRUM island (which is also a really random name for an island) from Dr. Kureha.
One Piece Wiki:
"Kureha also appears to be incredibly thoughtful, carefully deducting Luffy having the initial D would make him a dangerous man, and being able to correctly say the Pirate King's real name as Gol D. Roger rather than Gold Roger. She then showed some familiarity with the Will of D., which made her the first person in the series to mention it."
To me THAT was the reason I wanted to post this theory. What do you think about it?
(If someone theorized this to this extend before, im sorry for not crediting you.)
Bonus take: What if the "One Piece" is joyboys original Den-Den Daiko? If you would search for the true meaning of the world and all you find is a big ass Drum, that would certainly make you laugh, right?
r/OnePiece • u/NietzscheAndFriends • 20d ago
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r/OnePiece • u/MonoV0N • Oct 26 '23
Just noticed that we got some more confirmation on the other zombies being rocks pirates too (Silver axe could be the unidentified pirate on bottom left)
r/OnePiece • u/aklakla_ • Apr 11 '24
isn't this the first and only time Luffy disliked any food? Maybe kurohige's fruit in some way temporarily absorbed Luffy's personality? Or maybe it's just to show us that they are two sides of the same coin?
r/OnePiece • u/aGhost0800 • Jul 11 '24
Oda has said the Mystery has been right under our noses and it has.
Abridged context on the previous theory: The upper and lower lines form the calm belt, with the text representing the grand line. The red Luffy as the I represents the red line. I agree.
This is where my theory differs.
The rope coming from the anchor, down and around the bottom of the line. I think this represents the deep sea current, which has an entrance where the poneglyphs point to. (This would explain why the One Piece has never been found before Roger: it's not something you can get to without knowing the exact location.)
It wraps around and underneath the calm belt, all the way back to the start. The "X" of the Jolly Roger is the location of the One Piece, which may or may not be in a cavern underground, but is most definitely located at the beginning of the journey, which would be enough to make an entire pirate crew laugh aloud. (May or may not be Reverse Mountain)
But wait. Everyone's thought of that, theorized it. But one thing I truly believe, after all this time... one last bit of "i can't unsee it"
Notice where the anchor rope is. It's in the mouth of the jolly roger. Only what if it's not? The rope is in the mouth of Laboon! The big circle and the Strawhat is Laboon! And Laboon is holding the anchor rope in his mouth, he is pulling the ship! more or less claimed as a pirate ship for Luffy, Laboon will take the Straw Hats to the Laugh Tale
r/OnePiece • u/Narutoismygoat420 • Aug 06 '24
Marcus Mars is a traitor.
To start, let's remember what happened to Mars on Egghead. 3 chapters before Joyboy's haki is released, Mars gets absolutely sent by this intense attack by Luffy. This is the last we seem of him until Chapter 1122, where he is already seated on the couch at Mary Geoise.
I've heard some people say that Luffy launched him outside the "summoning circle range" and that is why he was already there, but I don't think that is true. His yokai form can quite literally fly, and all elders have been shown to have what seems like infinite regenaration abilities. Why would he return to Mary Geoise? Mars also had absoluetly no way of knowing that Emeth would release Joyboy's haki, so why would he retreat?
Because he is a traitor.
In the past, people at speculated at the fact that each of the five elders represent a certain race within One Piece. Mars' similarities being with Gon Fall, aka a Skypiean.
Skypiea has tons of ties to Aztec culture and mythology. More specifically, the Aztec god by the name of Quetzalcóatl.
Now, how is the Quetzalcóatl described as being? A featherd serpant.
His powers? Rain, science, environment, the god of agriculuture. Marcus Mars is also the Wargod of Environment.
How is the Quetzalcóatl described as a being in human form? A white-skinned, long-bearded man, who was oppossed to human sacrifice.
Starting to see the connections?
At this point, I feel like it is pretty clear that Oda has taken atleast SOME inspiration of the Quetzalcoatl and Marcus Mars character as a whole.
The Quetzalcoatl is also described as one of the only gods that always taught virtue and had always had interest in preserving and saving humanity.
It was also said that this god worked and lived with the other gods to create the world. Despite his distaste for them. He hated them because he watched as they did bad things to the human race. So he sat and waited for his time to strike.
At Ohara, we see Marcus Mars seems to be the only person who is actually in some sort of moral distress about the whole situation.
My final point, Mars connection to Sun God Nika and Uranus.
Uranus is an ancient weapon, and we know that Joyboy willingly made an effort to make sure the ancient weapons weren't destroyed throughout history. That leads me to believe that they aren't all that bad, and at some point the Strawhats may have to use them.
How is Uranus described?
What I want to note: "combined devices indicating the Sun plus the spear of Mars"
How is Sun God Nika depicted? Holding a spear...
With all of this being said, I believe Marcus Mars will betray the Elders eventually, when the time is right. As for in-world connections, I believe there is more information between him and Gon Fall that has yet to have been revealed. Skypiea has so much more information that most people realize.
Of course, this entire theory is a stretch, but I think it's fun to dicuss
EDIT: Someone in the comments mentioned that they believed the panel from Chapter 395 was actually Saturn. I had originally agreed but then took a look at the anime, episode 277 at 7:11 the anime makes a clearer depiction of the silhouette and it’s obviously Mars. Could be an anime-only moment though. Who knows.
r/OnePiece • u/harlojones • Jun 17 '24
The vault where the giant straw hat lives would be a perfect prison for Luffy.
I predict the future chapters could entail:
r/OnePiece • u/GreenStrawhat32 • Mar 23 '24
r/OnePiece • u/nicedayforatalk • Feb 24 '24
I think we won't get to know yet what exactly the truth is just some reactions from all over the world... classic Oda.
r/OnePiece • u/arkam_uzumaki • Feb 28 '24
Since Robin has used all possible ways of her Devil Fruit, can we say that she might awaken her Devil Fruit in Egghead. Because we all know power ups in One Piece is an important one. It defines and increases a person's caliber. Luffy is already at his peak and Zoro being powerful after Enma we are still expecting other straw hat members power up. In that list my guess is Sanji and Nico Robin is getting their power up.