Questions & Mysteries A random dude simply figured out what is the one piece

#21
The Anchor is Luffy, not the One Piece
He is called an Anchor in both Chapter 1 & Pre-OP One-Shot
He is also seen holding it in Logo
The Anchor can also been so many times throughout Chapter 1, not just his Shirt

What makes him an Anchor? It's his DF
Oda further dropped a Big Foreshadowing regarding this in Skypiea Arc
At first They found some kind of Rubbery Cloud which reminded me of Luffy & i wondered why Oda made it like that
Once They reached Higher to Skypiea's Main Land, Zoro wandered how to drop the Anchor in such bottomless ocean
But He did it anyway & turns out that the Anchor can be dropped on those Rubbery Clouds that are Island's Foundation

In other words, Luffy's Job as Rubber Man is to help Anchor a Ship, what Ship? The World itself
The World itself is like a Huge Ship & Space is it's Ocean, Oda didn't draw Skypiea so that People's Imagination stops at Sky Islands
The Space itself can also be considered an Ocean & Earth is a Ship among many

But such Adventure cannot happen if your Ship cannot Stop or handle this Journey.
Which is where Luffy comes in, and it's no coincidence that his Nemesis is Darkness Man who is like Embodiment of that Dark Space Sea that swallows everything, not allowing anything to work as an Anchor

So yeah, Anchor and One Piece are related, but it's not as Simple as He described
Luffy will Play Anchor's Role, and One Piece is gonna be Related to it, but it's still not what the One Piece actually is
Good points
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Remember these skypiea details was a genius observation

Don Krieg also calls Luffy as anchor boy, because if he falls into the sea, he sinks
Well. Close thread. Mystery solved. Time to move onto a different manga. :peperain:
That's a pretty good theory tbh
That theory has a longer beard than that one guy from weatheria.

But it indeed is a good one. Could explain alot. I like it.
It explains shit lol. What does “holding both sides of the Red Line” even mean?
idk, my brain probably ignored that part

but the idea of one anchor holdig the redline is pretty old, the idea itself would imply it is below the reverse mountain

another idea I have is that the Redline formerly has been a planet, a red planet type neighbouring planet or moon, similair to the Mars irl.
and this planet has been fused with the one piece world. if ancient technology was capable to pull something off like that, with the use of an anchor, that would be brilliant.

could also explain how the one piece treasure itself can become a terraforming device, because still to date all casuals fail to be able to explain how the treasure itself could contain a terraforming function. and that's the big point.
So Whitebeard saying “you’re not the man Roger is looking for” was literal, he‘s waiting for an anchor
With that said Teach’s fatass is big enough to hold the cosmos in place
The Red Line is attached to the sea floor. What good would an anchor do?
No, bro.

The One Piece treasure is the Mecha Heart.
Plat eart comfirmet..🙂
Cosmic Being
Three Beings in One (There is also Theory that He represents Octopus with Three Hearts)
Can't Sleep
Darkness
People's Dreams Never End
Unusual Body
... etc

I'm pretty convinced that Blackbeard is Cthulhu
He can't Sleep because it's his own Dream
If He isn't Stopped, One Piece cannot be Used (Just like Thriller Bark Victims cannot survive the Dawn as long as the Nightmare isn't over)
MATHEEW 6:21 :

"for where your treasure is, there your heart will be also"..


i promise you teh one piece treasure will end up in luffy's chest....



also teh one piece world will turn out to be flat with artificial dome covering it(also notice true shape of red line..)



..
 
#27
I don't think that the One Piece is an anchor, but this did remind me of something else.

For a long time, the greatest theory was that the One Piece was going to be one sea in which everyone would be free to travel all over the world, or that it would be a weapon that would destroy the Red Line.

Is it sake? I suppose so, but I've had my doubts. It can't be just that. I had a theory in the back of my head for a long, long time, but I had no proof... not until Wano came and a certain panel was shown. That panel changed everything.

The One Piece is, in fact, Joy Boy's treasure, we learn it in Oden's flashback. Every character defines their own treasure differently. For Luffy, his hat is his treasure; for Sanji, his knives and hands; Zoro, his swords; Nami, her tangerines, etc.



So what is Joy Boy's treasure, what is the One Piece? It has to be something he valued more than anything.



Joy Boy, you left such an unbelievable treasure... what a funny story.
According to this, Joy Boy's treasure is a funny story. So the One Piece is Joy Boy's story, the story of the Void Century?

Many fans actually speculated this due to this sentence, but no. If the One Piece is his story, then what would be the point of the Rio Poneglyph (9 poneglyphs that tell the story of the Void Century)?

Maybe the One Piece is the final missing poneglyph of the Rio Poneglyph? No, it would be... meh if that was the case.

So what is it?

First, the One Piece in Japanese is written as ひとつなぎの大秘宝, - Hito-tsunagi no Dai-hihō - and it has 3 meanings:
  • Great hidden treasure in One Piece
  • Sea at Peace
  • Something that connects people/Rope that connects people
The One Piece is something that connects people. So is it sake, which many theorists believe to be the One Piece? Not exactly.

There is something even greater. It is a rope. But what is the rope in the One Piece?



Let me explain the meaning of the One Piece logo, which was designed by Oda himself. It represents the Grand Line surrounded by Calm Belts. The "O," with a skull in it, with crossed "X" represents Reverse Mountain, "NEP" is Paradise, the red "I" is Luffy, obviously the Red Line, "ECE" is the New World. And above and below everything are 2 blue lines, which are 2 Calm Belts. Notice how the last "E" is in the shape of an anchor? That is because that's where the adventure ends, where they'll put their anchor. And notice how the skull at the beginning is biting on the rope that is tied to the anchor... it's as if the Straw Hats were destined to reach the end. They were tied to it.

The rope represents the whole story of the One Piece; it is an adventure. Adventure and the story are what connect people. Millions of fans are reading One Piece weekly, and people from all over the world, from different religions, and different beliefs... we're all connected through the One Piece.

It's as Roger said, Joy Boy left such an unbelievable treasure, such a funny story...

So what I'm saying is that the One Piece is the adventure and the story we've been told throughout the series? That the whole One Piece manga is... the One Piece treasure...? No.

But similar to how Oda connected people from the real world, the same thing was done by Joy Boy through the One Piece treasure... he connected people from different races, different religions, and different kingdoms into what would later become the Ancient Kingdom. And sake that Binks brewed was used as a symbol of their brotherhood.

So what kind of story did Joy Boy tell?

Well, to explain that, first let's take a look at Chapter 1069.



Devil fruits are basically desires of their creators. Someone wished to become Jacket-Jacket, someone wanted to be slime, someone wanted to be a giraffe... And someone wanted to be Nika... to be free.



So WHO IS NIKA?

Obviously, we know that Joy Boy was a real character from ancient times. But Nika is described by Vegapunk as a character from ancient scriptures... and what's even more interesting, Luffy's devil fruit isn't "Human-human ANCIENT zoan," but it's MYTHOLOGICAL. Nika is a myth. A legend... He never really existed... He was just a story. A story told in ancient times. Told by the slaves who didn't have their freedom. They desired the freedom that Nika brought.



"Who knows if he really existed though"... he didn't. He was just a myth.

So what is the One Piece? Have you guessed it by now? As I've said, it is a story, more specifically, it is a story about Nika. A Laugh Tale.

The One Piece is DRUM ROLLS.............. a comic book. And Nika is a character from that said comic book. He was a "God" only in a comic book.

In the dark times that Joy Boy lived in, in the times of slavery, this comic book was his escape from reality, one light in these dark times... It brought him a sense of freedom, it brought him laughter. Joy Boy wanted to be free more than anything else... He wanted to become Nika, a character from his favorite comic book... His treasure. He wanted to free people, to bring smiles to people's faces. This comic book was what drove him to rebel against the 20 kingdoms that would later become the World Government, this comic book and the story, the laughter it brought him, one light in the dark times... he had to share it with others.

It is through this comic book that everyone was connected, similar to how we, the real fans, are connected through the One Piece manga, and Joy Boy alongside many others who desired freedom more than anything else banded together and used sake to symbolize their brotherhood and family.

And through advanced technology, Joy Boy was finally able to become the embodiment of freedom, he became Nika, he was able to bring laughter and freedom to other people with his powers that were so ridiculous... the powers that came straight out of a comic book.



There is a reason why Gear 5 is so funny, there is a reason why it looks so cartoonish... there is a reason why it looks like it's straight out of a comic book (Black and white)... It is because it is.

In the 2019 and 2020 Jump Festa, Oda has said that he hopes he will not reveal too much in Oden's flashback, and he said that Wano will be heavily related to the One Piece treasure. (And we got Oden's flashback, and we got Nika, which according to my theory is heavily related to the One Piece itself.)





But has he revealed the One Piece, as in, have we seen it?

As a matter of fact. WE HAVE SEEN IT!

Take a look at this small part from a huge panel:



Nothing unusual?

Well, what is this?



Roger is holding something... a book? A comic book? He's holding a comic book and he says it's a tale full of laughs. That, my friends, is the one remaining piece of Nika's comic book. Joy Boy's treasure.

(I've looked up this scene in the anime, and they actually deleted him holding anything, even though he's obviously holding something here.)



In the Void Century, 20 kingdoms (World Government) destroyed all of the comic books as they posed a threat of future rebellions, similar to how Nika's name was deleted and everything else about the Ancient Kingdom, but this single comic book survived. So, to not make the same mistake again, the Ancient Kingdom created poneglyphs and told their story, and they hid their one remaining treasure on the final island of "Laugh Tale" where someone in the future will find it.



There is a certain character that doesn't have a huge role in the story currently... but he will have a HUGE part in the final arc... And that character is none other than Big News Morgans.



So far in the story, he only dealt with bounty posters and news about the world through his newspapers... but, what if he gets a hold of this comic book? I mean, he's already rooting for Luffy to become Pirate King and he's certainly against the World Government... What IF he learns the truth about the world, and he is the one who copies this comic book a million times and spreads it all over the world in a day, alongside the truth about the world and the Void Century? - The World Government would go insane, they would have to kill everyone who has read his newspapers.... And the world would turn upside down. And the final war begins. (This would separate World Government soldiers into those who would obey every order and kill civilians without any question for the greater good and those who would protect civilians, this would cause the WG to divide into 2, and you'd have a WG civil war).

What if... what if Morgans actually already knows the truth? If you didn't know, Morgans ate a Zoan devil fruit and he is constantly in his hybrid form... It's as if he is hiding his true identity... What if Morgans was part of Roger's crew - it would explain why he's against the World Government and why he knows Luffy will become Pirate King and why he's rooting for him... And just like every other member of Roger's crew had a role to guide Luffy, so does Morgans... His role will be to inform the world about everything.

I hope you enjoyed this theory, please share your thoughts. :)
 
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#28
He says his Navy job calls it this, but how does this translate to Japanese navy or ships? I know Oda is in love with western comics/shows but that doesn't mean he would know some obscure English terminology at the beginning of his career.

Also, I just had a quick browse for Navy/Nautical terms and I can't find any mention of an Anchor being named as a 'piece' so where is this info confirmed?
 
#31
Good theory..........
Don't have any rich idea about these end game mystery(that's one of the sole reason keeping me reading one piece)
But one thing I'm 99.9 % sure is that Laugh Tale/one piece is under the ocean, in space or another dimension with special passage, or whatever that isn't located in the normal surface lvl of the world.
 
#32
I don't think that the One Piece is an anchor, but this did remind me of something else.

For a long time, the greatest theory was that the One Piece was going to be one sea in which everyone would be free to travel all over the world, or that it would be a weapon that would destroy the Red Line.

Is it sake? I suppose so, but I've had my doubts. It can't be just that. I had a theory in the back of my head for a long, long time, but I had no proof... not until Wano came and a certain panel was shown. That panel changed everything.

The One Piece is, in fact, Joy Boy's treasure, we learn it in Oden's flashback. Every character defines their own treasure differently. For Luffy, his hat is his treasure; for Sanji, his knives and hands; Zoro, his swords; Nami, her tangerines, etc.



So what is Joy Boy's treasure, what is the One Piece? It has to be something he valued more than anything.





According to this, Joy Boy's treasure is a funny story. So the One Piece is Joy Boy's story, the story of the Void Century?

Many fans actually speculated this due to this sentence, but no. If the One Piece is his story, then what would be the point of the Rio Poneglyph (9 poneglyphs that tell the story of the Void Century)?

Maybe the One Piece is the final missing poneglyph of the Rio Poneglyph? No, it would be... meh if that was the case.

So what is it?

First, the One Piece in Japanese is written as ひとつなぎの大秘宝, - Hito-tsunagi no Dai-hihō - and it has 3 meanings:
  • Great hidden treasure in One Piece
  • Sea at Peace
  • Something that connects people/Rope that connects people
The One Piece is something that connects people. So is it sake, which many theorists believe to be the One Piece? Not exactly.

There is something even greater. It is a rope. But what is the rope in the One Piece?



Let me explain the meaning of the One Piece logo, which was designed by Oda himself. It represents the Grand Line surrounded by Calm Belts. The "O," with a skull in it, with crossed "X" represents Reverse Mountain, "NEP" is Paradise, the red "I" is Luffy, obviously the Red Line, "ECE" is the New World. And above and below everything are 2 blue lines, which are 2 Calm Belts. Notice how the last "E" is in the shape of an anchor? That is because that's where the adventure ends, where they'll put their anchor. And notice how the skull at the beginning is biting on the rope that is tied to the anchor... it's as if the Straw Hats were destined to reach the end. They were tied to it.

The rope represents the whole story of the One Piece; it is an adventure. Adventure and the story are what connect people. Millions of fans are reading One Piece weekly, and people from all over the world, from different religions, and different beliefs... we're all connected through the One Piece.

It's as Roger said, Joy Boy left such an unbelievable treasure, such a funny story...

So what I'm saying is that the One Piece is the adventure and the story we've been told throughout the series? That the whole One Piece manga is... the One Piece treasure...? No.

But similar to how Oda connected people from the real world, the same thing was done by Joy Boy through the One Piece treasure... he connected people from different races, different religions, and different kingdoms into what would later become the Ancient Kingdom. And sake that Binks brewed was used as a symbol of their brotherhood.

So what kind of story did Joy Boy tell?

Well, to explain that, first let's take a look at Chapter 1069.



Devil fruits are basically desires of their creators. Someone wished to become Jacket-Jacket, someone wanted to be slime, someone wanted to be a giraffe... And someone wanted to be Nika... to be free.



So WHO IS NIKA?

Obviously, we know that Joy Boy was a real character from ancient times. But Nika is described by Vegapunk as a character from ancient scriptures... and what's even more interesting, Luffy's devil fruit isn't "Human-human ANCIENT zoan," but it's MYTHOLOGICAL. Nika is a myth. A legend... He never really existed... He was just a story. A story told in ancient times. Told by the slaves who didn't have their freedom. They desired the freedom that Nika brought.



"Who knows if he really existed though"... he didn't. He was just a myth.

So what is the One Piece? Have you guessed it by now? As I've said, it is a story, more specifically, it is a story about Nika. A Laugh Tale.

The One Piece is DRUM ROLLS.............. a comic book. And Nika is a character from that said comic book. He was a "God" only in a comic book.

In the dark times that Joy Boy lived in, in the times of slavery, this comic book was his escape from reality, one light in these dark times... It brought him a sense of freedom, it brought him laughter. Joy Boy wanted to be free more than anything else... He wanted to become Nika, a character from his favorite comic book... His treasure. He wanted to free people, to bring smiles to people's faces. This comic book was what drove him to rebel against the 20 kingdoms that would later become the World Government, this comic book and the story, the laughter it brought him, one light in the dark times... he had to share it with others.

It is through this comic book that everyone was connected, similar to how we, the real fans, are connected through the One Piece manga, and Joy Boy alongside many others who desired freedom more than anything else banded together and used sake to symbolize their brotherhood and family.

And through advanced technology, Joy Boy was finally able to become the embodiment of freedom, he became Nika, he was able to bring laughter and freedom to other people with his powers that were so ridiculous... the powers that came straight out of a comic book.



There is a reason why Gear 5 is so funny, there is a reason why it looks so cartoonish... there is a reason why it looks like it's straight out of a comic book (Black and white)... It is because it is.

In the 2019 and 2020 Jump Festa, Oda has said that he hopes he will not reveal too much in Oden's flashback, and he said that Wano will be heavily related to the One Piece treasure. (And we got Oden's flashback, and we got Nika, which according to my theory is heavily related to the One Piece itself.)





But has he revealed the One Piece, as in, have we seen it?

As a matter of fact. WE HAVE SEEN IT!

Take a look at this small part from a huge panel:



Nothing unusual?

Well, what is this?



Roger is holding something... a book? A comic book? He's holding a comic book and he says it's a tale full of laughs. That, my friends, is the one remaining piece of Nika's comic book. Joy Boy's treasure.

(I've looked up this scene in the anime, and they actually deleted him holding anything, even though he's obviously holding something here.)



In the Void Century, 20 kingdoms (World Government) destroyed all of the comic books as they posed a threat of future rebellions, similar to how Nika's name was deleted and everything else about the Ancient Kingdom, but this single comic book survived. So, to not make the same mistake again, the Ancient Kingdom created poneglyphs and told their story, and they hid their one remaining treasure on the final island of "Laugh Tale" where someone in the future will find it.



There is a certain character that doesn't have a huge role in the story currently... but he will have a HUGE part in the final arc... And that character is none other than Big News Morgans.



So far in the story, he only dealt with bounty posters and news about the world through his newspapers... but, what if he gets a hold of this comic book? I mean, he's already rooting for Luffy to become Pirate King and he's certainly against the World Government... What IF he learns the truth about the world, and he is the one who copies this comic book a million times and spreads it all over the world in a day, alongside the truth about the world and the Void Century? - The World Government would go insane, they would have to kill everyone who has read his newspapers.... And the world would turn upside down. And the final war begins. (This would separate World Government soldiers into those who would obey every order and kill civilians without any question for the greater good and those who would protect civilians, this would cause the WG to divide into 2, and you'd have a WG civil war).

What if... what if Morgans actually already knows the truth? If you didn't know, Morgans ate a Zoan devil fruit and he is constantly in his hybrid form... It's as if he is hiding his true identity... What if Morgans was part of Roger's crew - it would explain why he's against the World Government and why he knows Luffy will become Pirate King and why he's rooting for him... And just like every other member of Roger's crew had a role to guide Luffy, so does Morgans... His role will be to inform the world about everything.

I hope you enjoyed this theory, please share your thoughts. :)
Damn it
It reminds me of Germacomic strip where they fight against sora. The powers described there are real power thay vinsmokes have

If Nika existed in a comic book which is the one piece that joyboy left behind then it makes senses

Nika in tHe comics fought villains and his friends also had powers

This is probably how Joyboy and everyone started wishing and using science to create devil fruits based on comic book stories and wishes

Also Laughtale being the name Roger chose to name the island tells us that the story he read in the book was really funny.
 
#34
Lol, not it isn't. In an interview where Oda said the One Piece isn't going to be something like friendship, he also said it wouldn't be right to not give the Straw Hats a reward at the end. Removing an anchor from the Red Line, is not a reward.
 
#35
i don't care about one piece but wasn't it already revealed that it's just a funny story that joyboy left behind and that's how laugh tale name came to be?
 
#37
I don't think that the One Piece is an anchor, but this did remind me of something else.

For a long time, the greatest theory was that the One Piece was going to be one sea in which everyone would be free to travel all over the world, or that it would be a weapon that would destroy the Red Line.

Is it sake? I suppose so, but I've had my doubts. It can't be just that. I had a theory in the back of my head for a long, long time, but I had no proof... not until Wano came and a certain panel was shown. That panel changed everything.

The One Piece is, in fact, Joy Boy's treasure, we learn it in Oden's flashback. Every character defines their own treasure differently. For Luffy, his hat is his treasure; for Sanji, his knives and hands; Zoro, his swords; Nami, her tangerines, etc.



So what is Joy Boy's treasure, what is the One Piece? It has to be something he valued more than anything.





According to this, Joy Boy's treasure is a funny story. So the One Piece is Joy Boy's story, the story of the Void Century?

Many fans actually speculated this due to this sentence, but no. If the One Piece is his story, then what would be the point of the Rio Poneglyph (9 poneglyphs that tell the story of the Void Century)?

Maybe the One Piece is the final missing poneglyph of the Rio Poneglyph? No, it would be... meh if that was the case.

So what is it?

First, the One Piece in Japanese is written as ひとつなぎの大秘宝, - Hito-tsunagi no Dai-hihō - and it has 3 meanings:
  • Great hidden treasure in One Piece
  • Sea at Peace
  • Something that connects people/Rope that connects people
The One Piece is something that connects people. So is it sake, which many theorists believe to be the One Piece? Not exactly.

There is something even greater. It is a rope. But what is the rope in the One Piece?



Let me explain the meaning of the One Piece logo, which was designed by Oda himself. It represents the Grand Line surrounded by Calm Belts. The "O," with a skull in it, with crossed "X" represents Reverse Mountain, "NEP" is Paradise, the red "I" is Luffy, obviously the Red Line, "ECE" is the New World. And above and below everything are 2 blue lines, which are 2 Calm Belts. Notice how the last "E" is in the shape of an anchor? That is because that's where the adventure ends, where they'll put their anchor. And notice how the skull at the beginning is biting on the rope that is tied to the anchor... it's as if the Straw Hats were destined to reach the end. They were tied to it.

The rope represents the whole story of the One Piece; it is an adventure. Adventure and the story are what connect people. Millions of fans are reading One Piece weekly, and people from all over the world, from different religions, and different beliefs... we're all connected through the One Piece.

It's as Roger said, Joy Boy left such an unbelievable treasure, such a funny story...

So what I'm saying is that the One Piece is the adventure and the story we've been told throughout the series? That the whole One Piece manga is... the One Piece treasure...? No.

But similar to how Oda connected people from the real world, the same thing was done by Joy Boy through the One Piece treasure... he connected people from different races, different religions, and different kingdoms into what would later become the Ancient Kingdom. And sake that Binks brewed was used as a symbol of their brotherhood.

So what kind of story did Joy Boy tell?

Well, to explain that, first let's take a look at Chapter 1069.



Devil fruits are basically desires of their creators. Someone wished to become Jacket-Jacket, someone wanted to be slime, someone wanted to be a giraffe... And someone wanted to be Nika... to be free.



So WHO IS NIKA?

Obviously, we know that Joy Boy was a real character from ancient times. But Nika is described by Vegapunk as a character from ancient scriptures... and what's even more interesting, Luffy's devil fruit isn't "Human-human ANCIENT zoan," but it's MYTHOLOGICAL. Nika is a myth. A legend... He never really existed... He was just a story. A story told in ancient times. Told by the slaves who didn't have their freedom. They desired the freedom that Nika brought.



"Who knows if he really existed though"... he didn't. He was just a myth.

So what is the One Piece? Have you guessed it by now? As I've said, it is a story, more specifically, it is a story about Nika. A Laugh Tale.

The One Piece is DRUM ROLLS.............. a comic book. And Nika is a character from that said comic book. He was a "God" only in a comic book.

In the dark times that Joy Boy lived in, in the times of slavery, this comic book was his escape from reality, one light in these dark times... It brought him a sense of freedom, it brought him laughter. Joy Boy wanted to be free more than anything else... He wanted to become Nika, a character from his favorite comic book... His treasure. He wanted to free people, to bring smiles to people's faces. This comic book was what drove him to rebel against the 20 kingdoms that would later become the World Government, this comic book and the story, the laughter it brought him, one light in the dark times... he had to share it with others.

It is through this comic book that everyone was connected, similar to how we, the real fans, are connected through the One Piece manga, and Joy Boy alongside many others who desired freedom more than anything else banded together and used sake to symbolize their brotherhood and family.

And through advanced technology, Joy Boy was finally able to become the embodiment of freedom, he became Nika, he was able to bring laughter and freedom to other people with his powers that were so ridiculous... the powers that came straight out of a comic book.



There is a reason why Gear 5 is so funny, there is a reason why it looks so cartoonish... there is a reason why it looks like it's straight out of a comic book (Black and white)... It is because it is.

In the 2019 and 2020 Jump Festa, Oda has said that he hopes he will not reveal too much in Oden's flashback, and he said that Wano will be heavily related to the One Piece treasure. (And we got Oden's flashback, and we got Nika, which according to my theory is heavily related to the One Piece itself.)





But has he revealed the One Piece, as in, have we seen it?

As a matter of fact. WE HAVE SEEN IT!

Take a look at this small part from a huge panel:



Nothing unusual?

Well, what is this?



Roger is holding something... a book? A comic book? He's holding a comic book and he says it's a tale full of laughs. That, my friends, is the one remaining piece of Nika's comic book. Joy Boy's treasure.

(I've looked up this scene in the anime, and they actually deleted him holding anything, even though he's obviously holding something here.)



In the Void Century, 20 kingdoms (World Government) destroyed all of the comic books as they posed a threat of future rebellions, similar to how Nika's name was deleted and everything else about the Ancient Kingdom, but this single comic book survived. So, to not make the same mistake again, the Ancient Kingdom created poneglyphs and told their story, and they hid their one remaining treasure on the final island of "Laugh Tale" where someone in the future will find it.



There is a certain character that doesn't have a huge role in the story currently... but he will have a HUGE part in the final arc... And that character is none other than Big News Morgans.



So far in the story, he only dealt with bounty posters and news about the world through his newspapers... but, what if he gets a hold of this comic book? I mean, he's already rooting for Luffy to become Pirate King and he's certainly against the World Government... What IF he learns the truth about the world, and he is the one who copies this comic book a million times and spreads it all over the world in a day, alongside the truth about the world and the Void Century? - The World Government would go insane, they would have to kill everyone who has read his newspapers.... And the world would turn upside down. And the final war begins. (This would separate World Government soldiers into those who would obey every order and kill civilians without any question for the greater good and those who would protect civilians, this would cause the WG to divide into 2, and you'd have a WG civil war).

What if... what if Morgans actually already knows the truth? If you didn't know, Morgans ate a Zoan devil fruit and he is constantly in his hybrid form... It's as if he is hiding his true identity... What if Morgans was part of Roger's crew - it would explain why he's against the World Government and why he knows Luffy will become Pirate King and why he's rooting for him... And just like every other member of Roger's crew had a role to guide Luffy, so does Morgans... His role will be to inform the world about everything.

I hope you enjoyed this theory, please share your thoughts. :)
I don't think a comic book would be satisfying, and I think Nika exists, Luffy's relationship with Nika parallels Blackbeard's relationship with Imu, they are opposite relationships, Nika is God, Imu is Satan or somewhat like that,
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Nika not existing is what Saturn was trying to make Bonney believe, also Saturn called Nika - that ancient "god" - in his thoughts, so that may mean Nika was at least seen as a god in ancient times, but Saturn only recognises Imu as God, Imu is the goroseis' god, and darkness, and Nika is light and truth,
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But that's a really great observationt hat Roger is holding something, I didn't realise it, =],
 
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Still trying to figure out what he even means by the One Piece anchoring the Red Line (which is attached to the sea floor like any other island/continent) and how that would work
 
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