Questions & Mysteries Did the hammer eat the fruit or did the squirel eat the fruit?
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When a person is injured or knocked unconscious by someone else, they revert to their original (human) form, like what happened to the Queen against Big Mom.
When the hammer is injured, it transforms into a squirrel, so it's possible that it's a squirrel that ate the fruit from the hammer (I think it's a 0.000001% chance).
But since Ragnir is called a weapon, it makes sense that it's a hammer that ate the fruit, and when it was chained, it was in the form of a hammer.
What does this even matter anyway?
When the hammer is injured, it transforms into a squirrel, so it's possible that it's a squirrel that ate the fruit from the hammer (I think it's a 0.000001% chance).
But since Ragnir is called a weapon, it makes sense that it's a hammer that ate the fruit, and when it was chained, it was in the form of a hammer.
What does this even matter anyway?
How would the hammer hammer work anyway? It would need to be a Mythical Paramecia, which is not a thing as far as we know.
Nah, Vegapunk just solved how it works. Ragnir is just the first example we have of ancient tech that was considered lost. If anything, this is a chance to look into the past of how they did it.
Kinda like how we know ancient technology at the time helped built a lot of things we consider miracles at this point. Stonehenge, Pyramids, Petra and so on.
We can speculate how they did it and science helps us understand and recraft and modernize it.
This is the same, it's fantasy tech that existed centuries ago and Vegapunk solved how they did it.
Kinda like how we know ancient technology at the time helped built a lot of things we consider miracles at this point. Stonehenge, Pyramids, Petra and so on.
We can speculate how they did it and science helps us understand and recraft and modernize it.
This is the same, it's fantasy tech that existed centuries ago and Vegapunk solved how they did it.
