Spoiler One Piece Chapter 1150 Spoilers Discussion
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Is this your first manga?
First of all we don’t even know that the Twenty Kings are dead with certainty. Second of all, even characters being dead is irrelevant, it is literally a trope of Shonen manga that the mangaka materializes all major figures from the history of the manga to return for the final historic battle.
If you look at this panel and don’t believe this is foreshadowing for Luffy vs the Twenty Kings, I think you should just stop attempting to predict manga period lmfao. Most obvious foreshadowing I’ve ever seen.
First of all we don’t even know that the Twenty Kings are dead with certainty. Second of all, even characters being dead is irrelevant, it is literally a trope of Shonen manga that the mangaka materializes all major figures from the history of the manga to return for the final historic battle.
If you look at this panel and don’t believe this is foreshadowing for Luffy vs the Twenty Kings, I think you should just stop attempting to predict manga period lmfao. Most obvious foreshadowing I’ve ever seen.
My theory is as such:
Imu entity is like Father from FMAB, The dwarf in the bottle. The Nerona King found him sealed and was somehow convinced to release him = Imu entity possesses King of the Nerona Kingdom, fans the flames of war against the Ancient Kingdom. Other kings join him= JB and co fight.
World war.
JB and co lose.
Someone hypothesized that they are in fact Imus last resort army, they will all be turned into demons come EOS.
You can really tell when people are genuinely hurt by Mihawk fans mocking their faves for not having Black Blades because I've seen a lot of people, including a user here, making tons of posts saying that Imu can make permanently black weapons just like Mihawk can and that Mihawk's reputation is now ruined because of it
Yeah, I don't think Teach can beat Kaido in a 1v1 (yet, IMO he's close), but I think Teach mid/high diffs Linlin.
Linlin isn't completely Fruit based, but it's a lot of her arsenal.
Teach has enough Haki to scar Shanks, a guy who learned Kamusari at... 15?
Teach's greatest feat IMO is managing to hide his true power all this time. Even AFTER becoming a Yonkou, he's been hiding his true strength for the perfect moment.
Haki is Will based, and Teach is BY FAR one of the most ambitious/prideful characters in the series.
We know from Kaido that Haki is the most important power, surpassing the Magical Science of Devil Fruits, and whatever Magic the Gorosei/Imu are using; we know this also from Joy Boy's Rope Haki Infusion ruining the Gorosei's days.
Teach is a Haki Merchant masquerading as a Devil Fruit merchant, IMO, he's just a total problem.
Hell, we've never seen Teach use his Tekko-Kagi blades, what Teach used to scar Shanks, in a real fight. Teach also takes twice the physical damage, so, IMO, this is why we haven't seen him use his Tekko-Kagi in serious fights; Teach only uses them when he's willing to risk taking a lot of physical damage against serious opponents.
When Teach has both Tekko-Kagi coated in Color of the Supreme King, we'll know it's Serious Teach. I also think his claws are a reference to him having the Kraken Fruit: Tekko-Kagi rhymes with Takoyaki.
Teach's Tekko-Kagi has 4 blades: now that he uses two, rather than one, that's 8 blades. 8 Blades = Octopus = Kraken
Linlin isn't completely Fruit based, but it's a lot of her arsenal.
Teach has enough Haki to scar Shanks, a guy who learned Kamusari at... 15?
Teach's greatest feat IMO is managing to hide his true power all this time. Even AFTER becoming a Yonkou, he's been hiding his true strength for the perfect moment.
Haki is Will based, and Teach is BY FAR one of the most ambitious/prideful characters in the series.
We know from Kaido that Haki is the most important power, surpassing the Magical Science of Devil Fruits, and whatever Magic the Gorosei/Imu are using; we know this also from Joy Boy's Rope Haki Infusion ruining the Gorosei's days.
Teach is a Haki Merchant masquerading as a Devil Fruit merchant, IMO, he's just a total problem.
Hell, we've never seen Teach use his Tekko-Kagi blades, what Teach used to scar Shanks, in a real fight. Teach also takes twice the physical damage, so, IMO, this is why we haven't seen him use his Tekko-Kagi in serious fights; Teach only uses them when he's willing to risk taking a lot of physical damage against serious opponents.
When Teach has both Tekko-Kagi coated in Color of the Supreme King, we'll know it's Serious Teach. I also think his claws are a reference to him having the Kraken Fruit: Tekko-Kagi rhymes with Takoyaki.
Teach's Tekko-Kagi has 4 blades: now that he uses two, rather than one, that's 8 blades. 8 Blades = Octopus = Kraken
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