Is Mihawk Imu’s descendant?


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I have asked Tyki about the epithet that Nemesis was given but he said he doesn't know and i was sure as hell it was mentioned from a source that posts the leaks sometimes.




Link :

https://x.com/i/status/2046941740427276640

Also from Worstgen HQ :
https://x.com/i/status/2046969053877543393

Nemesis is called " the heavenly sword of punishment ".
this is similaire to enma and ame no habakiri.

Ame no habakiri is called the heavenly sword

Enma is called the hellish sword.
So :

Nemesis is the Heavenly Sword of Punishment

Yoru is the Abyssal Sword of Punishment
 
One Piece has simple themes, it a story for pre-teens after all, that were spelled out by Oda in chapter 100 and Imu serves as the perfect foil to each of theme.

Inherited Will: Imu is a literal immortal who has survived for near a Millenia but will be defeated not by fellow immortal person but by immortal ideals. 800 years ago Imu won the most decisive military victory possible yet his adversaries despite their total defeat manage to get the last laugh as they weren't defeated on the plane of ideology and thus had their dreams carried on by the next generation.

The Dreams of Men: Imu floods the world to constrain adventure. The dangers of the sea are expounded time and time again in East Blue. Vegapunk specifically mentions it in his speech. By undoing the flood the story comes back full circle to the title of chapter one “Romance Dawn”. A New Dawn for adventure and romanticism in the new world created by Luffy.


Flow of the Age: Imu is a dinosaur stuck in the past. He is stuck in the world of 800 years ago and can not move past his Joyboy fetish.

Pursuit of Freedom: Despite having the world at his fingertips for 8 centuries, Imu is a prisoner in his own Kingdo, hence why he can’t leave Marijoa. This is stands in stark contrast to Luffy's main ambition to be the freest man on the sea while controlling nothing. Imu controls everything but still enslaved while Luffy controls nothing but is the most free.

When has the Villain in a One Piece arc ever been a natural disaster or primordial force, One Piece has very basic, bare bones Freedom vs Oppression theme that it consistently stick to.
Its been more about what seels

Times have changed now
I won't be surprised seeing Netflix Cameos in Manga
 
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