Spoiler One Piece Chapter 1126 Spoilers Discussion
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Bro started to look for the One Piece right after Big Mom and Kaido were out of the game. Ain't no better ducker than him how can you even try to deny it 
- Meeting and clashing with Whitebeard
- Stopping Kaido in his tracks
- Looking out for Blackbeard
Barto being the most loyal fool ever. Yasopp can get fucked though, attacking Kidd who was actively attempting to attack their fleet is one thing but firing on those retreating is something I expect from the marines or Kidd. Not a supposedly good pirate crew. Whilst I hate the crew getting separated I find it interesting that it's the first six Strawhats getting pulled away.
This was unexpected but so exciting. The start of a new arc is always the best and I love that the way this is happening makes it so hard to predict what happens next. So glad that their is no break next week.
This was unexpected but so exciting. The start of a new arc is always the best and I love that the way this is happening makes it so hard to predict what happens next. So glad that their is no break next week.
Snitches, backstabbers, hypocrites etc. Fuck the Rat Haired Pirates. Damn Feds, Fed Hairs.
The best part is Blackbeard beat Law but is amazed that Kuzan beat Garp
@SakazOuki @Kurozumi Wiwi @The White Crane @Wuuuke @silverfire @scoobie3 @AkainuTheGrimReaper @Apollo @Admiral Mou Bu @ZenZu @Extravlad @kurwa @haxxor @EmperorKinyagi @Blackbeard @Owl Ki @TheKnightOfTheSea @God Buggy @Sentinel @Tyki_Mikk @Veku @Mr. Tuna Sandwich @GoldDiamond @Dragon777 @Weeman @Cadis Etrama Di Urek @Djordje @BaboonMihawk @Negan @The Buddha @Djordje @Germinator @DarkestKnightofSpoilers @[No Name]
@SakazOuki @Kurozumi Wiwi @The White Crane @Wuuuke @silverfire @scoobie3 @AkainuTheGrimReaper @Apollo @Admiral Mou Bu @ZenZu @Extravlad @kurwa @haxxor @EmperorKinyagi @Blackbeard @Owl Ki @TheKnightOfTheSea @God Buggy @Sentinel @Tyki_Mikk @Veku @Mr. Tuna Sandwich @GoldDiamond @Dragon777 @Weeman @Cadis Etrama Di Urek @Djordje @BaboonMihawk @Negan @The Buddha @Djordje @Germinator @DarkestKnightofSpoilers @[No Name]
The best part is Blackbeard beat Law but is amazed that Kuzan beat Garp
@SakazOuki @Kurozumi Wiwi @The White Crane @Wuuuke @silverfire @scoobie3 @AkainuTheGrimReaper @Apollo @Admiral Mou Bu @ZenZu @Extravlad @kurwa @haxxor @EmperorKinyagi @Blackbeard @Owl Ki @TheKnightOfTheSea @God Buggy @Sentinel @Tyki_Mikk @Veku @Mr. Tuna Sandwich @GoldDiamond @Dragon777 @Weeman @Cadis Etrama Di Urek @Djordje @BaboonMihawk @Negan @The Buddha @Djordje @Germinator @DarkestKnightofSpoilers @[No Name]
@SakazOuki @Kurozumi Wiwi @The White Crane @Wuuuke @silverfire @scoobie3 @AkainuTheGrimReaper @Apollo @Admiral Mou Bu @ZenZu @Extravlad @kurwa @haxxor @EmperorKinyagi @Blackbeard @Owl Ki @TheKnightOfTheSea @God Buggy @Sentinel @Tyki_Mikk @Veku @Mr. Tuna Sandwich @GoldDiamond @Dragon777 @Weeman @Cadis Etrama Di Urek @Djordje @BaboonMihawk @Negan @The Buddha @Djordje @Germinator @DarkestKnightofSpoilers @[No Name]
The best part is Blackbeard beat Law but is amazed that Kuzan beat Garp
@SakazOuki @Kurozumi Wiwi @The White Crane @Wuuuke @silverfire @scoobie3 @AkainuTheGrimReaper @Apollo @Admiral Mou Bu @ZenZu @Extravlad @kurwa @haxxor @EmperorKinyagi @Blackbeard @Owl Ki @TheKnightOfTheSea @God Buggy @Sentinel @Tyki_Mikk @Veku @Mr. Tuna Sandwich @GoldDiamond @Dragon777 @Weeman @Cadis Etrama Di Urek @Djordje @BaboonMihawk @Negan @The Buddha @Djordje @Germinator @DarkestKnightofSpoilers @[No Name]
@SakazOuki @Kurozumi Wiwi @The White Crane @Wuuuke @silverfire @scoobie3 @AkainuTheGrimReaper @Apollo @Admiral Mou Bu @ZenZu @Extravlad @kurwa @haxxor @EmperorKinyagi @Blackbeard @Owl Ki @TheKnightOfTheSea @God Buggy @Sentinel @Tyki_Mikk @Veku @Mr. Tuna Sandwich @GoldDiamond @Dragon777 @Weeman @Cadis Etrama Di Urek @Djordje @BaboonMihawk @Negan @The Buddha @Djordje @Germinator @DarkestKnightofSpoilers @[No Name]
The best part is Blackbeard beat Law but is amazed that Kuzan beat Garp
@SakazOuki @Kurozumi Wiwi @The White Crane @Wuuuke @silverfire @scoobie3 @AkainuTheGrimReaper @Apollo @Admiral Mou Bu @ZenZu @Extravlad @kurwa @haxxor @EmperorKinyagi @Blackbeard @Owl Ki @TheKnightOfTheSea @God Buggy @Sentinel @Tyki_Mikk @Veku @Mr. Tuna Sandwich @GoldDiamond @Dragon777 @Weeman @Cadis Etrama Di Urek @Djordje @BaboonMihawk @Negan @The Buddha @Djordje @Germinator @DarkestKnightofSpoilers @[No Name]
@SakazOuki @Kurozumi Wiwi @The White Crane @Wuuuke @silverfire @scoobie3 @AkainuTheGrimReaper @Apollo @Admiral Mou Bu @ZenZu @Extravlad @kurwa @haxxor @EmperorKinyagi @Blackbeard @Owl Ki @TheKnightOfTheSea @God Buggy @Sentinel @Tyki_Mikk @Veku @Mr. Tuna Sandwich @GoldDiamond @Dragon777 @Weeman @Cadis Etrama Di Urek @Djordje @BaboonMihawk @Negan @The Buddha @Djordje @Germinator @DarkestKnightofSpoilers @[No Name]
When we meet our first Giants, Dorry and Brogy, they mention they are able to pierce anything except for "the serpent soaked in blood". It is worth noting that they say this as they one-shot a sea monster known as an "island eater"; keep that in mind. We know that the Giants of Elbaf are heavily influenced by Norse mythology, and there are two serpents within Norse mythology that could be related to their "serpent soaked in blood" worth highlighting.
Within Norse mythology, there are two interesting stories about serpents that you may know about - Jörmungandr ("huge monster") and Níðhöggr ("curse striker").
The Giants live for hundreds of years and are only a couple of generations away from the Void Century. Because of this, I believe remnants of the truth remain in their culture, just like the sky people.
If the "Serpent Soaked in Blood" is also inspired by Norse mythology like a lot of Elbaf's culture, then I think it is inspired by a combination of the two serpents Jörmungandr and Níðhöggr.
"The Serpent soaked in blood" of Elbaf legend is the same Serpent depicted in the entrance to Reverse Mountain, on the Moon, and under Alabasta. I believe it is currently trapped in The Red Line, the structure that snakes around the world and reconnects to itself, drawing parallels to Jörmungandr, the serpent who grew so large it bit its own tail.
(And if this concept of the reconnecting serpent sounds familiar, it's actually how the currents in One Piece are described by Franky on the way to Fishman Island, a dragon biting its own tail.)
While there is no single world tree like Yggdrasil, there is something very similar in the One Piece world - The Sunlight Tree Eve and the Treasure Tree Adam. We know the Sunlight Tree Eve is located at one end of The Red Line, next to Fishman Island. I predict that Adam is on the other side of the world, near the end of The Grand Line; the two trees being on polar opposites would mirror Yggdrasil, seen here. In sticking with the Norse inspiration, we actually do see a glimpse of a massive tree on Elbaf, which we have yet to reach. I believe this is part of the Adam tree.
This is where the Níðhöggr story comes into play. In Norse mythology, Níðhöggr or "curse striker" is the serpent underground who has coiled around and bitten into the roots of Yggdrasil. I believe this may explain the source of the Devil Fruit Power.
The Serpent God is transferring its spirit into the two world trees, whose roots reach from the ocean floor to the surface above. One of each fruit of the world then acts as a vessel containing a portion of its power, with the trademark swirls representing the coil of the serpent; when the fruit is eaten, the power changes vessels. Because the Serpent God is currently trapped in the sea, those who eat its fruit gain its same weakness and lose their energy to the seawater.
In Chapter 19, aptly titled Devil Fruit, we get our first explanation about them from a conversation between Shanks and Buggy. The Devil Fruit is enchanted by Sea Devils, and those who eat its fruit gain powers but the Sea turns against them. If you're familiar with Attack on Titan, think of this like the Curse of Ymir - because she lived 13 years, no titan holding her power can live longer. Similar concept - You inherit the source's weakness as well as its power.
Finally, my belief that it is "trapped" in the Red Line comes from the Apep/Apophis story I mentioned before in relation to Alabasta. Perhaps even more glaringly obvious than the Elbaf-Norse connection is Alabasta's Egyptian influence. Everything from the climate, the architecture, and even the Nefertari name being based on real Egyptian royalty.
Earlier, I likened the world serpent Jörmungandr to the Red Line, which snakes around the world and connects to itself. Apep of Egyptian folklore also has a "world encircler" title and lies in wait in a mountain westward of Egypt just before dawn in what is called the tenth region of night.
Here is a map of the One Piece world. What mountain lies directly west of Alabasta, that has 10 arches at its entrance with serpents engraved on them, and is also part of The Red Line, the structure that encircles the entire world?
I believe that Oda has built up a Sea God within the background of his story from the very moment we entered the Grand Line. But just as his story takes inspiration from many different cultures, this "Sea God" is also the amalgamation of many World Serpent stories that exist within the mythos of our own cultures that he used as inspiration for One Piece. I'll stop here, but if you want to read all about this, you can read more here.
Within Norse mythology, there are two interesting stories about serpents that you may know about - Jörmungandr ("huge monster") and Níðhöggr ("curse striker").
- Jörmungandr was a serpent who was tossed into the ocean by Odin and who grew so large that it surrounded the planet and grasped its own tail. It is said when it releases its tail, Ragnarök will begin, the ending of the world where the planet will be submerged under water.
- Níðhöggr, the "curse striker," was a giant serpent that dwelled underground and coiled around and gnawed at the roots of Yggdrasil, the mighty tree that surrounded the world.
The Giants live for hundreds of years and are only a couple of generations away from the Void Century. Because of this, I believe remnants of the truth remain in their culture, just like the sky people.
If the "Serpent Soaked in Blood" is also inspired by Norse mythology like a lot of Elbaf's culture, then I think it is inspired by a combination of the two serpents Jörmungandr and Níðhöggr.
"The Serpent soaked in blood" of Elbaf legend is the same Serpent depicted in the entrance to Reverse Mountain, on the Moon, and under Alabasta. I believe it is currently trapped in The Red Line, the structure that snakes around the world and reconnects to itself, drawing parallels to Jörmungandr, the serpent who grew so large it bit its own tail.
(And if this concept of the reconnecting serpent sounds familiar, it's actually how the currents in One Piece are described by Franky on the way to Fishman Island, a dragon biting its own tail.)
While there is no single world tree like Yggdrasil, there is something very similar in the One Piece world - The Sunlight Tree Eve and the Treasure Tree Adam. We know the Sunlight Tree Eve is located at one end of The Red Line, next to Fishman Island. I predict that Adam is on the other side of the world, near the end of The Grand Line; the two trees being on polar opposites would mirror Yggdrasil, seen here. In sticking with the Norse inspiration, we actually do see a glimpse of a massive tree on Elbaf, which we have yet to reach. I believe this is part of the Adam tree.
This is where the Níðhöggr story comes into play. In Norse mythology, Níðhöggr or "curse striker" is the serpent underground who has coiled around and bitten into the roots of Yggdrasil. I believe this may explain the source of the Devil Fruit Power.
The Serpent God is transferring its spirit into the two world trees, whose roots reach from the ocean floor to the surface above. One of each fruit of the world then acts as a vessel containing a portion of its power, with the trademark swirls representing the coil of the serpent; when the fruit is eaten, the power changes vessels. Because the Serpent God is currently trapped in the sea, those who eat its fruit gain its same weakness and lose their energy to the seawater.
In Chapter 19, aptly titled Devil Fruit, we get our first explanation about them from a conversation between Shanks and Buggy. The Devil Fruit is enchanted by Sea Devils, and those who eat its fruit gain powers but the Sea turns against them. If you're familiar with Attack on Titan, think of this like the Curse of Ymir - because she lived 13 years, no titan holding her power can live longer. Similar concept - You inherit the source's weakness as well as its power.
Finally, my belief that it is "trapped" in the Red Line comes from the Apep/Apophis story I mentioned before in relation to Alabasta. Perhaps even more glaringly obvious than the Elbaf-Norse connection is Alabasta's Egyptian influence. Everything from the climate, the architecture, and even the Nefertari name being based on real Egyptian royalty.
Earlier, I likened the world serpent Jörmungandr to the Red Line, which snakes around the world and connects to itself. Apep of Egyptian folklore also has a "world encircler" title and lies in wait in a mountain westward of Egypt just before dawn in what is called the tenth region of night.
Here is a map of the One Piece world. What mountain lies directly west of Alabasta, that has 10 arches at its entrance with serpents engraved on them, and is also part of The Red Line, the structure that encircles the entire world?
I believe that Oda has built up a Sea God within the background of his story from the very moment we entered the Grand Line. But just as his story takes inspiration from many different cultures, this "Sea God" is also the amalgamation of many World Serpent stories that exist within the mythos of our own cultures that he used as inspiration for One Piece. I'll stop here, but if you want to read all about this, you can read more here.
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I believe is absurd that some people talk about this as if this is a bad trait. To lie in that situation means to live, to not lie means to die on a whim. The odds of a crazed Big Mom coming to the rescue are closest to 0. Its not about loyalty, there are limits to that. Saint Peter denied God's name because he was afraid to die, Nami didnt in a 100% lie or die scenario, thats mean being either fools either completely brainwashed (And its very cheap writing by Oda).
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