Speculations No one gave Luffy food, case he created it by himself
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True,and also,if it was Kizaru,i think that he would have had been at least 2 or 3 seconds absent (and noticeably so) if he went inside the lab or inside a ship to bring food to Luffy. Its also true,though,that a power like this would make Luffy probably too OP,but,i think he did it without realizing well how to do it. Kinda like when he removed the collar in Udon the first time,before he learned how to use Ryou.
How is luffy creating food while exhausted in base form?
When he created the glasses he was in G5.
Someone is sneaking him food. My guess is Caribou
Everytime kizaru travels at max speed, he causes sudden brightness coz of his DF
When he created the glasses he was in G5.
Someone is sneaking him food. My guess is Caribou
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Kizaru dazzles you only when he points at you, like a laser.
About the rest:
If there is one that can do it while not being spotted, it is him.
About the rest:
If there is one that can do it while not being spotted, it is him.
He pretty much is
If you're able to create goggles from nothing, you're technically also able to create any weapon or object from nothing.
So Luffy creating food is entirely possible. Given that the created objects materialize fully and remain existent.
Besides, are the 12 supreme grade swords perhaps permanently used weapons from previous deceased Nikas? Don't know if we ever heard of a swordsmith who was said to have created any of them
I'm pretty sure that it was said in the story at some point that if a Devil Fruit user makes food from their own body then it won't taste good to them and knowing Luffy he won't eat something that tastes gross.
Actually, it may go further than that. The nourishment that a person would receive from eating food they created from their own body should create a redundancy effect. It won't provide any energy because creating it uses exactly the same amount of energy it provides.
Actually, it may go further than that. The nourishment that a person would receive from eating food they created from their own body should create a redundancy effect. It won't provide any energy because creating it uses exactly the same amount of energy it provides.
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