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I don't think it's that ridiculous since we have an archaeologist onboard. We've also had the importance of sake in particular be brought up a lot, both with Bink's Sake and the bonding ritual. If the theory that the One Piece is actually sake that's been brewing (which is why Roger said he...

Ah, another "Robin's not an archeologist" post. Glorious. Your collective work of asserting headcanon over the story is truly your magnum copus.

I was going to address each Straw Hat individually, but I can just summarize it: Not once has any Straw Hat changed their dream. The only difference is that they are also now willing to put their lives on the line for each other. That is vastly different than giving up on their dreams...

That's just weirdly nitpicking. Obviously, Kaido isn't going to be an issue for Wano by the end of the arc. It must be convenient that interpretations can ignore in-text evidence of Yamato stating repeatedly she's going to leave in favor of headcanon. He also has Kinemon, Shinobu, and...

What? Not once has she ever suggested she's changing her mind about leaving. Nothing was stopping Big Mom from destroying Fishman Island, yet Jinbe still left it behind. Nothing was stopping the World Government from going after Iceburg and the Franky Family again after Franky left...

I'm not one to put much stock in using the anime as evidence, but the episode gave extremely strong vibes along the lines of Nami's "Help me" and Robin's "I want to live" moments with Yamato's flashback and what Luffy means to her.

Robin's initial bounty as an 8-year old who did nothing beyond knowing a language was 1 mil less than Crocodile's and Hancock's when they were considered strong enough to be Warlords. Blackbeard became a Warlord with no official bounty having taken down a Yonko commander. Chopper and Bepo have...

You know who the real sentries are? Johnny and Yosaku. Go reread Baratie arc again and open your heart to Oda's true intentions.

#Johnny&Yosaku4Nakama The evidence is clear, there can be no debate: Called everyone on the crew brothers/sister, so clearly has a familial bond with everyone Were naturally drawn to the role of being ship guards, seen when they stayed on the ship while everyone else was on the Baratie Oda's...

I mean, the theory hinges on it adding up to Sunny Go even though the full name of the ship is Thousand Sunny Go. I don't think it would be that much of a stretch for the actual number part of the name to be covered by another DF. Now if 29 is fulfilled by Luffy, then Yamato could fulfill it...

If the DF number theory still holds true then I-nu-O(kuchi)-Ma(kami) could be read as 1-0-0-0, making it the thousand in Thousand Sunny, since the other numbers make up the Sunny Go part.

Glad to see we're back to batshit insane tangents that put flat earthers to shame. At this point, I'm just interested to know what Carrot fans who expect her to join think Oda is going to do that would make up for the absolutely shitty handling of her character.

I doubt the Grand Fleet itself will get more official captains/crews given the narrator stated that the current seven captains will cause a great incident in the future and the crews were specifically those who helped take down Doflamingo. They might get more members to the individual crews...

I went through the last handful of chapters. In Chapter 1041, Momo says he does know why he can't die, but he doesn't understand why Roger laughed at Laugh Tale and suggests that the two are tied in some way. This leads to him questioning why Oden wanted to open Wano now since there's so much...

Or staying in his country under the tutelage of the Red Scabbards (who studied in order to help Oden as Shogun and can do the same for Momo) and overseeing the reconstruction of said country would lead to said growth and maturity (even though I don't remember him ever saying or even hinting he...

Find out/fill in the last pages of Oden's logbook (and return to Momo so he also knows). She mentioned at one point she wanted to "unleash (the Samurai of) Wano on the world." This is likely connected to bringing about the Dawn of the World. Something with helping Luffy fulfill the Joyboy/Nika...

It's like Zoro's Pound Phoenix, but with a kanabo instead of swords. Hyogoro only taught him Emission, Luffy accidentally figured out Internal Destruction on his own.

That's not a retcon. We're never told who made the card. Contradicting previously established information is a retcon (e.g. Katakuri's DF being called a Logia and then a Paramecia), filling in previously unknown information is not. There's basic Armament, then advanced Armament which is...

I would not consider those "secondary connections." The Vivre Card and sharing it alone is Yamato playing a role in a major turning point in the series. It's what allowed Luffy to even know about Ace being in trouble in the first place, and how he was able to chase after him. It also allowed...

To be fair, the usual framing for Yamato staying on Wano is that she'll be a bodyguard for Momo/the country as a whole (ignoring the plethora of characters who already exist who can fulfill the same function and that Momo's now got Kaido's dragon powers and will likely match or surpass Oden's...