General & Others WEBSITE: List of open plotlines and unresolved mysteries from the Elbaf arc
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Yeah, but the concept of a "Dark/Destroyer" Nika fits your criteria.
It’s a specific version of Nika introduced in Erbaf and, as far as we know, worshipped exclusively there. Even Loki's whole "I am the Sun God and I'll destory the world" claim is clearly tied to this local lore, and as of now, that plot thread hasn't been resolved.
It’s a specific version of Nika introduced in Erbaf and, as far as we know, worshipped exclusively there. Even Loki's whole "I am the Sun God and I'll destory the world" claim is clearly tied to this local lore, and as of now, that plot thread hasn't been resolved.
Remember that on Fish-Man Island, there was a prophecy stating that Luffy would destroy the island.
The seer had a vision of a straw-hatted man acting as a destroyer in the future
a destroyer.
And we never learned any more about it.
That was back when Joy Boy was first mentioned, it is clearly linked to the destructive Nika.
And if this storyline has been running since Fish-Man Island, spanning so many arcs, it means it is tied to the story's conclusion during the final war and to the promise from the Void Century.
The seer had a vision of a straw-hatted man acting as a destroyer in the future
a destroyer.
And we never learned any more about it.
That was back when Joy Boy was first mentioned, it is clearly linked to the destructive Nika.
And if this storyline has been running since Fish-Man Island, spanning so many arcs, it means it is tied to the story's conclusion during the final war and to the promise from the Void Century.
Maybe, but back then it wasn't related to Nika; that was Shyarly's vision specifically about Luffy.
In this case, the "dark/destroyer" Nika is a local version of the lore seen exclusively in Erbaf. It's directly tied to Loki's claim of being the Sun God, and we even see the Giants actively bickering about what Nika actually is. We haven't seen this kind of debate anywhere else—in every other place, Nika is strictly known as the "laughing/liberator/white" figure:
Only here we have seen this kind of "duality".
Anyway, I've said my piece.
In this case, the "dark/destroyer" Nika is a local version of the lore seen exclusively in Erbaf. It's directly tied to Loki's claim of being the Sun God, and we even see the Giants actively bickering about what Nika actually is. We haven't seen this kind of debate anywhere else—in every other place, Nika is strictly known as the "laughing/liberator/white" figure:
Only here we have seen this kind of "duality".
Anyway, I've said my piece.
Maybe, but back then it wasn't related to Nika; that was Shyarly's vision specifically about Luffy.
In this case, the "dark/destroyer" Nika is a local version of the lore seen exclusively in Erbaf. It's directly tied to Loki's claim of being the Sun God, and we even see the Giants actively bickering about what Nika actually is. We haven't seen this kind of debate anywhere else—in every other place, Nika is strictly known as the "laughing/liberator/white" figure:
Only here we have seen this kind of "duality".
Anyway, I've said my piece.
In this case, the "dark/destroyer" Nika is a local version of the lore seen exclusively in Erbaf. It's directly tied to Loki's claim of being the Sun God, and we even see the Giants actively bickering about what Nika actually is. We haven't seen this kind of debate anywhere else—in every other place, Nika is strictly known as the "laughing/liberator/white" figure:
Only here we have seen this kind of "duality".
Anyway, I've said my piece.
Yet in truth, it could be both at the same time: he will destroy, and in destroying, he will set free.
The third remark from another giant, who says "Wrong, he's a God of Laughter," confirms my intuition that all the definitions of Nika are describing the very same Nika.