Questions & Mysteries Gunko is Lili's corpse

[Kiiro]

Gunko is Liliths corpse...

Reason she was controlled by Imu.

 

[MonochromeYoru]

No

We saw Brook interact with a child Gunko

She could be someone who looks very similar to imu, or maybe even related to imu. That could be the reason why she's the vessel for imu.

 

[Kung-Fu Dugong]

No

We saw Brook interact with a child Gunko

She could be someone who looks very similar to imu, or maybe even related to imu. That could be the reason why she's the vessel for imu.

Maybe both Brook and Gunko are from the same kingdom where the Nerona Family originates from (just like the Donquixote are to Dressrosa, they left DR for Mary Geoise and put the Riku Family -- a branch of the Donquixotes -- to run it in their place). If Gunko is from a Nerona branch, it would explain why she's a good vessel for Imu and it would explain Brook's knight backstory (he was the leader of the knights who protected Princess Gunko of the yet unknown Nerona's kingdom).

 

[Etzel Andergast]

Maybe both Brook and Gunko are from the same kingdom where the Nerona Family originates from (just like the Donquixote are to Dressrosa, they left DR for Mary Geoise and put the Riku Family -- a branch of the Donquixotes -- to run it in their place). If Gunko is from a Nerona branch, it would explain why she's a good vessel for Imu and it would explain Brook's knight backstory (he was the leader of the knights who protected Princess Gunko of the yet unknown Nerona's kingdom).

I guess Brook kingdom was the previous kingdom from Manmeyer family

Goa Kingdom gonna be the kingdom the Nerona family ruled in the past

 

[Kung-Fu Dugong]

I guess Brook kingdom was the previous kingdom from Manmeyer family

Goa Kingdom gonna be the kingdom the Nerona family ruled in the past

Could be that too, but it seems that Gunko was assimilated into the family, she doesn't seem to have blood ties. Why wouldn't Gunko go to the Nerona Family then? Maybe because they're "extinct" now (there's no solid evidence so far ofc, but there are some theories out there).

The Manmeyer's could even be a branch of the Nerona's... it's actually pretty common in real life. For example, the House of Bourbon, who are the monarchs of Spain since the 18th century, is a branch of the House of Capet/House of France, who ruled France for a long time until the monarchy ended (with the French Revolution).