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not sure if this théory was already being posted before..
but What if the "Will of D." has a hidden second meaning?
Everyone assumes that the "Will of D." refers to willpower, inherited determination, or the spirit of the D clan.
But what if Oda is hiding a second meaning?
What if, in "Will of D.", the word "will" doesn't only mean determination—it also means a last will and testament.
When a person dies, they leave behind a will for their heirs. A will is a final message or set of instructions left for those who will inherit their legacy.
This makes Nefertari D. Lily's letter especially interesting.
What if Lily's letter is actually the Will of a D.—the testament left behind by someone carrying the name D?
If Lily and Joy Boy were the ones who left behind the One Piece, perhaps they also left a written testament explaining who should inherit it and what should be done once it is found..
This would fit a recurring pattern throughout One Piece. The most important characters always leave behind words that continue to shape the future after their deaths.
not sure if this théory was already being posted before..
but What if the "Will of D." has a hidden second meaning?
Everyone assumes that the "Will of D." refers to willpower, inherited determination, or the spirit of the D clan.
But what if Oda is hiding a second meaning?
What if, in "Will of D.", the word "will" doesn't only mean determination—it also means a last will and testament.
When a person dies, they leave behind a will for their heirs. A will is a final message or set of instructions left for those who will inherit their legacy.
This makes Nefertari D. Lily's letter especially interesting.
What if Lily's letter is actually the Will of a D.—the testament left behind by someone carrying the name D?
If Lily and Joy Boy were the ones who left behind the One Piece, perhaps they also left a written testament explaining who should inherit it and what should be done once it is found..
This would fit a recurring pattern throughout One Piece. The most important characters always leave behind words that continue to shape the future after their deaths.
- Roger's final words started the Great Pirate Era.
- Whitebeard's last speech carried Roger's message into the next generation.
- Joy Boy left messages on the Poneglyphs.
- Nefertari D. Lily left a letter to her descendants.