With the recent confirmation that the tree of Eblaph is in fact Adam, which comes from a very old theory, there are a lot of other theories that are also pretty close to being true. With that in mind, I'm going to compile some of these theories here, so these aren't mine, just something I'd like to share because they're pretty cool and interesting theories.
In the Bible, Adam and Eve are the first ancestors of mankind, they are the beginning of mankind. In history, we also have the Mitochondrial Eve, who isn't the oldest human species, but the most recent common ancestor, born 200,000 years ago. Surprisingly, Oda talked about her in One Piece Vol.62.
If you look at her photo, she's drawn in such an odd way, with her hair green/blue, that it sort of resembles a tree.
Back to One Piece, what do we know about Adam and Eve?
First of all, I don't think that there is only one Adam or only one Eve, they are rare trees, but certainly they are spread all over the world, and we even have an example that we have already seen 2 Eves: One in Sabaody and the other on Fishman Island.
In Sabaody, the tree is known as the Yurukiman Mangrove, but when Neptune was talking about the Fishman Island Eve, Usopp commented that the Sabaody tree was like a smaller version of the Fishman Island Eve:
We also know that the Sabaody's Eve produces a special resin that forms the famous bubbles. It's said that the bubbles are soap, but these bubbles are far more resistant than soap, and Robin comments that the resin is sticky, which is not a characteristic of soap, but is very similar to the natural form of rubber.
And about the Eve of Fishman Island, Neptune said that it somehow absorbs the sunlight and transports the sunlight all the way from the top to the bottom of its roots.
Eve produces a kind of natural rubber and can absorb sunlight, characteristics similar to the Sun God Nika.
As for Adam:
Back when Dorry and Brogy were introduced, Zoro commented on how incredible Dorry and Brogy's weapons were for holding up in the many battles between them over the 100 years.
Franky also comments on the durability of the Adam Tree, saying that no matter how many wars Elbaph has had, it has always remained tall and completely undamaged.
Thousand Sunny, which was made from Adam, even showed some impressive fire resistance, as it didn't burn even when it was very close to the Punk Hazard's Sea of Fire.
Adam's most popular feature is his durability, similar to the Lunarian physique, which is almost indestructible and can survive in the most dangerous environments. Also, King's birth name is Arbel, and it's very similar with Abel, one of the three Adam and Eve sons.
As for the last son of Adam and Eve, there's no clear reference for him, except for a Shandian boy from Jaya called Seto, because his Japanese name is セト, which we can also use to refer to the biblical Seth. We can assume that Oda named him this way to connect him with the biblical Genisis, and we can perhaps assume that the Moon People represent him.
It is also theorised that the Lunarians are not direct creations of Adam, but the result of an interracial relationship between a giant, perhaps the first user of the Nika DF, and someone from the Moon, as the Lunarians have characteristics of both sides.
We can say the same about the Bucanneers, but the exact origins of their race are still a bit fuzzy.
It's very likely that both trees are at least connected to the sun god Nika, and that they may be the origin of the Hito Hito no Mi model: Nika. And that they may be the reason for the special abilities of many species too, such as Lunarians and Buccaneers.
In the Bible, Adam and Eve are the first ancestors of mankind, they are the beginning of mankind. In history, we also have the Mitochondrial Eve, who isn't the oldest human species, but the most recent common ancestor, born 200,000 years ago. Surprisingly, Oda talked about her in One Piece Vol.62.
If you look at her photo, she's drawn in such an odd way, with her hair green/blue, that it sort of resembles a tree.
Back to One Piece, what do we know about Adam and Eve?
First of all, I don't think that there is only one Adam or only one Eve, they are rare trees, but certainly they are spread all over the world, and we even have an example that we have already seen 2 Eves: One in Sabaody and the other on Fishman Island.
In Sabaody, the tree is known as the Yurukiman Mangrove, but when Neptune was talking about the Fishman Island Eve, Usopp commented that the Sabaody tree was like a smaller version of the Fishman Island Eve:
We also know that the Sabaody's Eve produces a special resin that forms the famous bubbles. It's said that the bubbles are soap, but these bubbles are far more resistant than soap, and Robin comments that the resin is sticky, which is not a characteristic of soap, but is very similar to the natural form of rubber.
And about the Eve of Fishman Island, Neptune said that it somehow absorbs the sunlight and transports the sunlight all the way from the top to the bottom of its roots.
Eve produces a kind of natural rubber and can absorb sunlight, characteristics similar to the Sun God Nika.
As for Adam:
Back when Dorry and Brogy were introduced, Zoro commented on how incredible Dorry and Brogy's weapons were for holding up in the many battles between them over the 100 years.
Franky also comments on the durability of the Adam Tree, saying that no matter how many wars Elbaph has had, it has always remained tall and completely undamaged.
Thousand Sunny, which was made from Adam, even showed some impressive fire resistance, as it didn't burn even when it was very close to the Punk Hazard's Sea of Fire.
Adam's most popular feature is his durability, similar to the Lunarian physique, which is almost indestructible and can survive in the most dangerous environments. Also, King's birth name is Arbel, and it's very similar with Abel, one of the three Adam and Eve sons.
As for the last son of Adam and Eve, there's no clear reference for him, except for a Shandian boy from Jaya called Seto, because his Japanese name is セト, which we can also use to refer to the biblical Seth. We can assume that Oda named him this way to connect him with the biblical Genisis, and we can perhaps assume that the Moon People represent him.
It is also theorised that the Lunarians are not direct creations of Adam, but the result of an interracial relationship between a giant, perhaps the first user of the Nika DF, and someone from the Moon, as the Lunarians have characteristics of both sides.
We can say the same about the Bucanneers, but the exact origins of their race are still a bit fuzzy.
It's very likely that both trees are at least connected to the sun god Nika, and that they may be the origin of the Hito Hito no Mi model: Nika. And that they may be the reason for the special abilities of many species too, such as Lunarians and Buccaneers.
