Recent content by stefan999

I think it was fog.

I think, that Roger was a DF user, be was not using his powers, unless pushed to the brink. Only few would know about his powers, including his crewmates and some of his strongest enemies. When Roger was alive, Kaido was not strong enough to force Roger to use his fruit

Theory about Roger having Nika Devil Fruit is making more sense now.

Kaido said that Roger was not DF user, but he might not now the whole thing. Roger could have been Nika DF user, but he was rarely using it.

Dosun is onomatopeic word. It means thud, whomp or bam. So maybe someone heavy? Maybe heavy bones tribe?

We know that they are some sort of hybrid. Maybe Mink and Giant?

Finally, promised lurking legend appears. Oda talked about him in 2017

The theory of Rogers Pirate's being safekeepers of Laugh Tale is starting to make more sense

The First World was destroyed by humans themselves. They created technology based in Mother Flame, and they lost control over it. They were earthquakes (God of Earth) and Nuclear Explosion (Serpent from Hell). Nuclear winter was next (Death and darkness) Humanity rebuild itself after first...

On the mural I can see: *Flying Ship (like Enel's) *Nika (probably Luffy) *Arc ( probably Noah) *Giants *Manufacturing plant *Ancient Giants * Sky Person *Minks *Serpent *Tontatta...

So, Shamrock is Shanks twin brother. How this is a secret? I mean, Shanks is among most famous pirates and Shamrock is a Celestial Dragon, pretty height on the food chain on that . It must have come out in conversation

So, Shanks is Irish. Oda is not even subtle with that anymore

The more I think about how 20 kingdoms were able to defeat Great Kingdom, the more I'm convinced, that Great One's had betrayer amongst them. That betrayer was Imu. He was not a King or even Royal from one of the 20 kingdoms. He was somebody from Great Kingdom. He betrayed JoyBoy and using his...

Colon's father was probably as big as Whitebeard, maybe even bigger. So, he was half the size of average giant.

One Piece version of HSOWA