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Perhaps, but consider this: Why does the Yami-Yami no Mi have the ability to nullify other devil fruits? Only the sea can do that. And what is the darkest Depths of the sea called again?

Do you think Teach then would be the Sea God?

Assuming Imu really has the Forest God DF, of course.

So, if that thing with the grimoire was basically Imu's version of Luffy's reality warping ablities...does that mean he can theoretically have his own version of Domi Reversi then?

I guess the big question for me is if Imu has the black fire regeneration for his true self, as well. As if he does, no one's going to seriously hurt him this fight.

Also, the Kushan Empire isn't exactly the most flattering depiction of Indian people around. :/

Considering how there's still no visible way Guts can even truly hurt Griffith after all this time...probably for the best.

Wasn't the villain in Guilty Gear known as That Man for like three games?

For what it's worth, if he has some sort of wind power...I have seen that in media, the Wood element of Eastern Asian folklore is associated with the wind. Just something to think about

Oh, just admit you're wrong and move on, already.

Nope, Chapter 966 talks about Lodestar and Roger and his crew was the first people there in 800 years. So it is unquestionably the location.

While there actually has been more on-screen, non-flashback deaths in One Piece lately, even when fake-out deaths were pretty common, at least that helped sell Ace's own death as significant as, it turns out he really was dead. Marco couldn't save him, he didn't power through it, he got wounded...

I mean, would you say Loki is handsome?

The point is, surely someone had to notice how strange all the other kings grew old and died while he stayed young.

I got to say, it does seem odd Imu doesn't look especially old. Like I would say the maximum is about 30. Makes you wonder when he became a king.

A quick look at the Fiesta thread says "The island only the Pirate King visited". So....it's either that or Laugh Tale. I say probably the former.

Kinda feels like the bare minimum of a hurdle to clear, but to each their own. At least it wasn't "Hunting demons with swords in Japan or a Japan-like setting" for the 5,000th time. Looking at you, Demon Slayer.

"Japan is invaded by Hell, and it's only hope is a socially awkward young man who fights the Legions of Hell with demonic powers of his own". There's some inspiration and then there's just straight-up plagiarism.

I would have been more interested in it if it wasn't a shameless rip-off of Devilman.