Fanclub Gunko of the Holy Knights FC
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Welcome to our cult. May God bestow us with the strength to protect our beloved lady.
For us Gunko-chan is the number one Holy Knight in spirit and heart. Offenders are not welcome.
Club is in the making, come join us!
Holy Goons:
1. @Rej
2. @Alexis2282AE
3. @Warchief Sanji D Goat
4. @kyejames316
5. @NicoRobinIsQueen
6. @Gunko
7. @GalaxyLevelShanks
8. @Ven437
9. @Mr. Reloaded
10. @Konstantis
11. @Kizaruber Eats
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Can't wait for her interactions with the Colon Pirates
WUNKOOO
Gunko is such a surprisingly competent female villain and character, it's almost making me question reality with Oda's writing and even Shonen authors lmao.
I really hope this becomes more of a recurring standard and also Gunko gets an all out fight as she should and thus to shine more. The usage of her DF so far has been really fun to watch, very creative and I love the giant bird she made with it and the sort of giant/gear 3rd style move with enlarging herself using arrows on her legs and also surfing on her own arrows. Gives me Jet Set Radio and Sonic Adventure vibes with the surfing lol.
I really hope this becomes more of a recurring standard and also Gunko gets an all out fight as she should and thus to shine more. The usage of her DF so far has been really fun to watch, very creative and I love the giant bird she made with it and the sort of giant/gear 3rd style move with enlarging herself using arrows on her legs and also surfing on her own arrows. Gives me Jet Set Radio and Sonic Adventure vibes with the surfing lol.
1. @Rej
2. @Alexis2282AE
3. @Warchief Sanji D Goat
4. @kyejames316
5. @NicoRobinIsQueen
6. @Gunko
7. @GalaxyLevelShanks
8. @Ven437
9. @Mr. Reloaded
10. @Konstantis
11. @Kizaruber Eats
12. @Daikenki
bump guys
how we feeling after today's chapter?
our queen seems to be a possible sexy granny and Imu is holding her hostage or possibly merged their soul with hers
this looks dark man
2. @Alexis2282AE
3. @Warchief Sanji D Goat
4. @kyejames316
5. @NicoRobinIsQueen
6. @Gunko
7. @GalaxyLevelShanks
8. @Ven437
9. @Mr. Reloaded
10. @Konstantis
11. @Kizaruber Eats
12. @Daikenki
bump guys
how we feeling after today's chapter?
our queen seems to be a possible sexy granny and Imu is holding her hostage or possibly merged their soul with hers
this looks dark man
Honestly, I'm really happy for her. Instead of just being a one-note villain potentially, there was blatantly a ton of foreshadowing for her that paid off MASSIVELY ofc and shes so important that Imu themselves personally chose her as their vessel for whatever reasons and that is the highest compliments a character can get ofc!
I could say so much on the Brook connection alone and its potential but Oda is doing with Gunko what I hoped he would do with Uta in canon and her use of her devil fruit is some of the greatest I've ever seen in this series and also any series. So immensely creative and really fondly reminds me of Jet Set Radio, which is probably not a coincidence with Oda too.
Understand, understand, understand, understand the concept power of love!
She easily could be a Jojo or Persona character with her sheer swag, style and creativity too!
Her love of so much much not only connects her to Gunko so much but naturally her "apparent father" Brook ofc! I love that so much! I'm a big fan of Uta's concept, use of her fruit and some of her music and such. Would be hilarious if Ado came back to voice Gunko or someone just as musically talented! Imagine Toei giving Gunko her own song to sing in the anime like how they did with the underworld emperors in WCI?!
The story of one of my favourite games and this song from it really reminds me of Gunko with the Brook reveal twist now too and this game has a talking skull trying to restore the lost memories of a female loved one and reach out to her too! Coincidence? LOL! It's all hell and demon themed too!:
[Burn this world!]*
[Intro]
Hear me calling to you
Eons I've been waiting for you to
Find me out and to hear me
Calling for
[Verse 1]
Purge the sunlight that we once knew
Burn this world
My pain and my deliverance
Burn!
This image into your souls
We'll crucify you
Burn this world
I'll take you down
My rampage my voice
My only light
[Chorus]
Hear me calling to you
Eons I've been waiting for you to
Find me out and to hear me
Calling for your soul
[Verse 2]
Lose all control of this hate
That my soul is remembering
Lose your control of this upside down world
Chaos, Inferno, Serenity
Your time is promised when nothing is foretold
Nothing imagined
Resistance
[Chorus]
Hear me calling to you
Eons I've been waiting for you to
Find me out and to hear me
Calling for your soul
[Bridge]
The cruelest pain
The wretched stain
I'm the castaway
The castaway
[Burn this world!] [Remembering]*
Through fire I row
For I need to cross an ocean of hellfire
A castaway with no voice left to
Scream in pain but my rage will reach you
My rage will reach you
Hear me calling
Hear me calling
My rage will reach you
Hear me calling to you
Eons I've been waiting for you to
Find me for you
For you
[Chorus/Outro]
Hear me calling to you
Eons I've been waiting for you to
Find me out and to hear me
Calling for your soul
[Scream in pain but my rage will reach you]*
Spoilers for Metal Hellsinger:
Spoilers for Jojo Part 8/Jojolion too but a character has similar powers to Gunko and is female too! Arrow based, vector type, force manipulation etc!
Another one of my favourite songs of all time, which I feel could suit Gunko too, as I've made a parody here for it too:
This is me, the forsaken
One of the chained ones
The blade with no true name
A ghost beneath the crown of silence
This is me, the forgotten
No voice to cry the blame
These wounds the last confession
To find the flame they buried
Oh how I scream
For gentle light
All I dream is to feel again
My father's song
Drowned in the dark
For truth, I’d tear the sky apart
My fire, smothered beneath
The pages torn and burned
The child I was erased with sovereign lies
Wield the holy blade
Sleep in vengeance
Call the sea for truth
Touch me with your name
And return to me the soul they stole
Oh how I scream
For gentle light
All I dream is to feel again
My father’s song
Drowned in the dark
For truth, I’d tear the sky apart
Oh how I scream
For gentle light
Oh how I ache to breathe again
Once for my past
And all for peace
Gunko—my name forevermore
Gunko sailing home
Gunko breaking free
Oh how I scream
For gentle light
All I dream is to feel again
My father's song
Drowned in the dark
For truth, I’d tear the sky apart
Oh how I scream
For gentle light
Oh how I ache to breathe again
Once for my past
And all for peace
Gunko—my name forevermore
I would fucking love her to join so much, Brook NEEDS it and once she's freed, I can see her being friends with so many SHs potentially and hilarious trolling shenanigans with her DF especially on Sanji and Zoro, assuming she can keep her arrow powers! (If the Arrow DF or w/e isn't actually Imu's or loaned to her or w/e.)
It's amazing to such an extremely competent female character and whilst it lasted briefly, a female villain too lol.
Some extra food for thought:
OFC YOUTUBE STARTS PLAYING ANOTHER ONE OF MY MOST PERSONALLY FAVOURITE AND AFFECTING SONGS EVER, BY THE SAME BAND LMAO, I COULD PROBABLY DO A BUNCH OF THESE GUNKO ASSOCIATIONS WITH DIFFERENT NIGHTWISH SONGS TOO!:
We used to swim the same moonlight waters
Oceans away from the wakeful day
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
If you be the one to cut me
I will bleed forever
Scent of the sea before the waking of the world
Brings me to thee Into the blue memory
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
If you be the one to cut me
I will bleed forever
Into the blue memory
A siren from the deep came to me
Sang my name my longing
Still I write my songs about that dream of mine
Worth everything I may ever be
The Child will be born again
That siren carried him to me
First of them true loves
Singing on the shoulders of an angel
Without care for love ‘n loss
Bring me home or leave me be
My love in the dark heart of the night
I have lost the path before me
The one behind will lead me
Take me, Cure me, Kill me, Bring me home
Every way, Every day, Just another loop in the hangman’s noose
Take me, cure me, kill me, bring me home
Every way, every day I keep on watching us sleep
Relive the old sin of Adam and Eve
Of you and me
Forgive the adoring beast
Redeem me into childhood
Show me myself without the shell
Like the advent of May
I’ll be there when you say
Time to never hold our love
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
You were the one to cut me
So I’ll bleed forever
This song—“Ghost Love Score” by Nightwish—is emotionally vast, epic in tone, and deals deeply with love, loss, memory, rebirth, and identity through pain. It’s a haunting, romantic lament laced with divine tragedy—absolutely fitting for both Gunko and Uta, each in their own way.
Let’s break it down with a detailed dual analysis of how this could thematically mirror Gunko (your imagined One Piece character) and Uta (One Piece Film: Red), line by line and as a whole.
Hell, don't get me started on how I could also do this with some Within Temptation songs and maybe some Fallout Boy songs too, at least one LMAO!
Hmm, did I forget anything now? LOLOLOL.
I could say so much on the Brook connection alone and its potential but Oda is doing with Gunko what I hoped he would do with Uta in canon and her use of her devil fruit is some of the greatest I've ever seen in this series and also any series. So immensely creative and really fondly reminds me of Jet Set Radio, which is probably not a coincidence with Oda too.
Understand, understand, understand, understand the concept power of love!
She easily could be a Jojo or Persona character with her sheer swag, style and creativity too!
Her love of so much much not only connects her to Gunko so much but naturally her "apparent father" Brook ofc! I love that so much! I'm a big fan of Uta's concept, use of her fruit and some of her music and such. Would be hilarious if Ado came back to voice Gunko or someone just as musically talented! Imagine Toei giving Gunko her own song to sing in the anime like how they did with the underworld emperors in WCI?!
The story of one of my favourite games and this song from it really reminds me of Gunko with the Brook reveal twist now too and this game has a talking skull trying to restore the lost memories of a female loved one and reach out to her too! Coincidence? LOL! It's all hell and demon themed too!:
[Burn this world!]*
[Intro]
Hear me calling to you
Eons I've been waiting for you to
Find me out and to hear me
Calling for
[Verse 1]
Purge the sunlight that we once knew
Burn this world
My pain and my deliverance
Burn!
This image into your souls
We'll crucify you
Burn this world
I'll take you down
My rampage my voice
My only light
[Chorus]
Hear me calling to you
Eons I've been waiting for you to
Find me out and to hear me
Calling for your soul
[Verse 2]
Lose all control of this hate
That my soul is remembering
Lose your control of this upside down world
Chaos, Inferno, Serenity
Your time is promised when nothing is foretold
Nothing imagined
Resistance
[Chorus]
Hear me calling to you
Eons I've been waiting for you to
Find me out and to hear me
Calling for your soul
[Bridge]
The cruelest pain
The wretched stain
I'm the castaway
The castaway
[Burn this world!] [Remembering]*
Through fire I row
For I need to cross an ocean of hellfire
A castaway with no voice left to
Scream in pain but my rage will reach you
My rage will reach you
Hear me calling
Hear me calling
My rage will reach you
Hear me calling to you
Eons I've been waiting for you to
Find me for you
For you
[Chorus/Outro]
Hear me calling to you
Eons I've been waiting for you to
Find me out and to hear me
Calling for your soul
[Scream in pain but my rage will reach you]*
Spoilers for Metal Hellsinger:
The Songless Demon – The Unknown
In the burning depths of Hell, a winged demon known only as The Unknown rises from centuries of torment. Once feared and powerful, she now claws her way through the infernal layers with a single, searing purpose: to reclaim her stolen voice.
She was betrayed—not by a mortal, nor an enemy, but by The Red Judge, Hell's ruler. In an act of cruel divine theft, the Judge tore The Unknown’s song from her soul, leaving her voiceless and unwhole. In Metal: Hellsinger, “voice” isn’t just literal—it represents identity, freedom, and purpose. Without it, she is half-alive, consumed by rage, clawing her way back to herself through a sea of demons.
Paz – The Voice Beside Her
The only companion on her journey is Paz, a sarcastic, sentient skull she wields as a weapon. But he’s more than comic relief—he’s a broken piece of her past. As The Unknown fights, Paz narrates the tale, slowly remembering who he really is.
They weren’t just prisoners of Hell—they were revolutionaries.
The Forgotten Betrayal
Long before her imprisonment, The Unknown and Paz had joined forces with The Red Judge. Together, they conspired against an omnipotent divine being known as The All, whose tyranny reigned over Heaven, Hell, and all existence. The plan? To infiltrate Hell, take its throne, and use it as a staging ground to eventually challenge Heaven and confront The All.
But betrayal is Hell’s oldest language.
To prevent The Unknown from remembering the plan too soon—or resisting her path—the Red Judge shattered her voice and scattered her memories, trapping her in a cycle of oblivion and fury.
The plan went on without her.
The Rise Through Hell
Each layer of Hell is ruled by an Aspect of the Judge, a grotesque fragment of their will. As The Unknown ascends through these realms—Voke, Stygia, Yhelm, Nihil, Acheron, Gehenna, Incaustis, and Sheol—she fights not just demons, but echoes of herself: her rage, her sorrow, her doubt.
With every Judge Aspect slain, her voice returns in fragments. Alongside it comes memory—and pain.
She remembers that her suffering was chosen. She agreed to it. She willingly gave up her freedom, her identity, even her song, to make the revolution possible. That knowledge is unbearable. But even in the deepest pit of damnation, she does not turn back.
The Tragedy of Purpose
The core tragedy of Metal: Hellsinger is that freedom and purpose are not always compatible. The Unknown sacrificed everything to defeat divine tyranny, only to be broken and cast aside in service of a greater plan.
And yet, through blood and flame, she chooses herself again.
She slays The Red Judge—not for the mission, not for the cause—but for revenge. For the theft of her identity. For every lie. For every scream she could not utter.
The Final Revelation
After The Judge falls, Paz tells her the truth: the final fragment of her voice lies not in Hell, but in Heaven.
Heaven—still untouched, still ruled by The All.
So, even as the final fires die down, her battle is not over. She will walk through Hell, breach the veil, and bring war to Heaven.
In the game’s epilogue, Paz—now reborn in human form—waits in a bar on Earth. When The Unknown enters, he knows her immediately. Her wings are gone, her face is calm. But the fire in her eyes? Still there.
Their war isn't over.
Themes and Emotional Core
Got it — let's dive into a thematic and narrative analysis of how Gunko's story in One Piece parallels The Unknown’s journey in Metal: Hellsinger, using the song "Burn This World!" as a lens. This will explore themes of identity, betrayal, rage, and reclaiming agency, with Brook in the role of Paz, and Imu as a corrupted divine tyrant like the Red Judge.
🔥 ANALYSIS: "Burn This World" — Gunko, The Castaway Flame
I. The Voice Torn Away
In Metal: Hellsinger, The Unknown’s voice is stolen, literally and symbolically — it represents her identity, agency, and past. She was once powerful, whole, and willing to sacrifice everything for a cause, but that power was twisted against her.
Gunko reflects this almost perfectly:
II. Brook as Paz — The Ghost of Her Truth
In Hellsinger, Paz is both narrator and companion — a broken part of The Unknown’s past who gradually helps her remember the truth.
Brook parallels this symbolically and emotionally:
III. Imu as the Red Judge — The Tyranny of Divinity
Both Imu and the Red Judge embody an authoritarian, near-godlike force that manipulates and rewrites identity to maintain control.
Where the Judge fragments The Unknown, Imu inhabits and perverts Gunko’s will. The tragedy lies in the weaponization of a person’s soul:
IV. The Castaway — A Flame in the Abyss
The bridge of the song ("The cruelest pain... I'm the castaway") speaks directly to both Gunko and The Unknown:
This duality parallels Hellsinger’s central paradox: can someone reclaim who they were if the world insists they’re a weapon?
V. The Song as Soul — Music in the Midst of Rage
The use of music in both stories is profound:
The act of "remembering through sound" becomes their shared salvation.
✨ Summary of Parallels
Element Metal: Hellsinger Gunko in One Piece
Protagonist The Unknown, a voiceless demoness Gunko, a possessed Holy Knight Core Tragedy Voice stolen by the Red Judge Self stolen by Imu Identity Theme Reclaiming selfhood through fury Rediscovering her past and purpose Companion Paz, sentient skull and past comrade Brook, father, musician, memory Enemy The Red Judge, divine tyrant of Hell Imu, the shadow monarch of the World Music Motif Beat = power; rhythm = self Brook’s music = emotional tether Central Flame Rage-driven liberation Controlled weapon seeking to awaken Symbol “Castaway” in fire “Holy Knight” corrupted by divinity
🎤 Final Thought
The true parallel between Gunko and The Unknown lies in the collision between memory and control. Each woman was fractured, possessed, and weaponized, but beneath the surface rages a soul that refuses to die.
“My rage will reach you” — that is not a threat. It is a promise.
For The Unknown, it meant burning down Hell to reclaim her voice.
For Gunko, it may mean tearing down the heavens to remember who she is.
She was betrayed—not by a mortal, nor an enemy, but by The Red Judge, Hell's ruler. In an act of cruel divine theft, the Judge tore The Unknown’s song from her soul, leaving her voiceless and unwhole. In Metal: Hellsinger, “voice” isn’t just literal—it represents identity, freedom, and purpose. Without it, she is half-alive, consumed by rage, clawing her way back to herself through a sea of demons.
Paz – The Voice Beside Her
The only companion on her journey is Paz, a sarcastic, sentient skull she wields as a weapon. But he’s more than comic relief—he’s a broken piece of her past. As The Unknown fights, Paz narrates the tale, slowly remembering who he really is.
They weren’t just prisoners of Hell—they were revolutionaries.
The Forgotten Betrayal
Long before her imprisonment, The Unknown and Paz had joined forces with The Red Judge. Together, they conspired against an omnipotent divine being known as The All, whose tyranny reigned over Heaven, Hell, and all existence. The plan? To infiltrate Hell, take its throne, and use it as a staging ground to eventually challenge Heaven and confront The All.
But betrayal is Hell’s oldest language.
To prevent The Unknown from remembering the plan too soon—or resisting her path—the Red Judge shattered her voice and scattered her memories, trapping her in a cycle of oblivion and fury.
The plan went on without her.
The Rise Through Hell
Each layer of Hell is ruled by an Aspect of the Judge, a grotesque fragment of their will. As The Unknown ascends through these realms—Voke, Stygia, Yhelm, Nihil, Acheron, Gehenna, Incaustis, and Sheol—she fights not just demons, but echoes of herself: her rage, her sorrow, her doubt.
With every Judge Aspect slain, her voice returns in fragments. Alongside it comes memory—and pain.
She remembers that her suffering was chosen. She agreed to it. She willingly gave up her freedom, her identity, even her song, to make the revolution possible. That knowledge is unbearable. But even in the deepest pit of damnation, she does not turn back.
The Tragedy of Purpose
The core tragedy of Metal: Hellsinger is that freedom and purpose are not always compatible. The Unknown sacrificed everything to defeat divine tyranny, only to be broken and cast aside in service of a greater plan.
And yet, through blood and flame, she chooses herself again.
She slays The Red Judge—not for the mission, not for the cause—but for revenge. For the theft of her identity. For every lie. For every scream she could not utter.
The Final Revelation
After The Judge falls, Paz tells her the truth: the final fragment of her voice lies not in Hell, but in Heaven.
Heaven—still untouched, still ruled by The All.
So, even as the final fires die down, her battle is not over. She will walk through Hell, breach the veil, and bring war to Heaven.
In the game’s epilogue, Paz—now reborn in human form—waits in a bar on Earth. When The Unknown enters, he knows her immediately. Her wings are gone, her face is calm. But the fire in her eyes? Still there.
Their war isn't over.
Themes and Emotional Core
- Identity as Resistance: The theft of The Unknown’s voice is symbolic of how systems of control rob individuals of their identity. Her journey is one of reclaiming selfhood through violence and rhythm—a metaphor for fighting back on your own terms.
- Tragic Heroism: Like Lucifer or Prometheus, The Unknown is a tragic revolutionary: doomed, betrayed, but never broken. Her sacrifice wasn’t noble—it was necessary. But it didn’t make her any less human.
- Music as Soul: The rhythm-based gameplay reflects how The Unknown’s connection to music—her voice—is her power. Her soul pulses to the beat, and as her fury rises, the music swells. That’s not just a mechanic—it’s her soul reawakening.
Got it — let's dive into a thematic and narrative analysis of how Gunko's story in One Piece parallels The Unknown’s journey in Metal: Hellsinger, using the song "Burn This World!" as a lens. This will explore themes of identity, betrayal, rage, and reclaiming agency, with Brook in the role of Paz, and Imu as a corrupted divine tyrant like the Red Judge.
🔥 ANALYSIS: "Burn This World" — Gunko, The Castaway Flame
I. The Voice Torn Away
In Metal: Hellsinger, The Unknown’s voice is stolen, literally and symbolically — it represents her identity, agency, and past. She was once powerful, whole, and willing to sacrifice everything for a cause, but that power was twisted against her.
Gunko reflects this almost perfectly:
- She was Brook’s daughter, possibly born in peace and innocence.
- Raised in the shadows of the World Government, her memories were likely manipulated or erased, her true origins suppressed, her purpose reshaped to serve the Celestial Dragons.
- Imu possessing her mirrors the Red Judge stealing The Unknown’s voice — a tyrannical force takes hold of her body and will, using it for its own ends.
🔥 “Scream in pain, but my rage will reach you” — Gunko, like The Unknown, becomes a vessel of quiet suffering. But the rage is still burning inside.
II. Brook as Paz — The Ghost of Her Truth
In Hellsinger, Paz is both narrator and companion — a broken part of The Unknown’s past who gradually helps her remember the truth.
Brook parallels this symbolically and emotionally:
- He represents her buried humanity — music, laughter, soul. Even though he's a living skeleton, Brook is the most emotionally vibrant member of the Straw Hats. His memories and music are his soul.
- If Brook begins to remember her — through music, dreams, or echoes — then like Paz, he becomes a vessel for her reawakening.
🎻 “Hear me calling to you…” — these lyrics could be Brook’s subconscious memories of Gunko, calling out through song, long before he realizes who she truly is.
III. Imu as the Red Judge — The Tyranny of Divinity
Both Imu and the Red Judge embody an authoritarian, near-godlike force that manipulates and rewrites identity to maintain control.
Where the Judge fragments The Unknown, Imu inhabits and perverts Gunko’s will. The tragedy lies in the weaponization of a person’s soul:
- Gunko is not evil — but her body is used to enact unspeakable destruction, turning her into a holy weapon.
- The Red Judge and Imu both fear the original soul within their “puppet.” They know if that soul fully awakens, it will burn everything down.
🔥 “Burn this world, my pain, my deliverance” — both women represent flames of rebellion forcibly extinguished, then violently rekindled.
IV. The Castaway — A Flame in the Abyss
The bridge of the song ("The cruelest pain... I'm the castaway") speaks directly to both Gunko and The Unknown:
- A castaway isn't just someone lost — it's someone deliberately cast out, exiled, made to forget.
- Gunko, possibly once a royal child or pacifist, is cast out of her original life and reshaped into a Holy Knight — a living contradiction.
This duality parallels Hellsinger’s central paradox: can someone reclaim who they were if the world insists they’re a weapon?
🔥 “Through fire I row…” — this lyric evokes a harrowing image: both women rowing across oceans of flame, driven by a voice they barely remember, but refuse to abandon.
V. The Song as Soul — Music in the Midst of Rage
The use of music in both stories is profound:
- In Hellsinger, the soundtrack isn’t just style — it’s narrative structure. The louder, faster, and more layered it becomes, the more her soul returns.
- In One Piece, Brook’s music often cuts through grief and trauma. If his voice and violin begin to rekindle Gunko’s memory, it becomes the equivalent of Paz’s narration.
The act of "remembering through sound" becomes their shared salvation.
🎵 “My only light…” — In both stories, music isn't background. It's rebellion. It's memory. It’s the soul’s last spark.
✨ Summary of Parallels
Element Metal: Hellsinger Gunko in One Piece
Protagonist The Unknown, a voiceless demoness Gunko, a possessed Holy Knight Core Tragedy Voice stolen by the Red Judge Self stolen by Imu Identity Theme Reclaiming selfhood through fury Rediscovering her past and purpose Companion Paz, sentient skull and past comrade Brook, father, musician, memory Enemy The Red Judge, divine tyrant of Hell Imu, the shadow monarch of the World Music Motif Beat = power; rhythm = self Brook’s music = emotional tether Central Flame Rage-driven liberation Controlled weapon seeking to awaken Symbol “Castaway” in fire “Holy Knight” corrupted by divinity
🎤 Final Thought
The true parallel between Gunko and The Unknown lies in the collision between memory and control. Each woman was fractured, possessed, and weaponized, but beneath the surface rages a soul that refuses to die.
“My rage will reach you” — that is not a threat. It is a promise.
For The Unknown, it meant burning down Hell to reclaim her voice.
For Gunko, it may mean tearing down the heavens to remember who she is.
✨ And in both cases, the soul will sing again—louder than gods, louder than war.
Spoilers for Jojo Part 8/Jojolion too but a character has similar powers to Gunko and is female too! Arrow based, vector type, force manipulation etc!
This is me, the forsaken
One of the chained ones
The blade with no true name
A ghost beneath the crown of silence
This is me, the forgotten
No voice to cry the blame
These wounds the last confession
To find the flame they buried
Oh how I scream
For gentle light
All I dream is to feel again
My father's song
Drowned in the dark
For truth, I’d tear the sky apart
My fire, smothered beneath
The pages torn and burned
The child I was erased with sovereign lies
Wield the holy blade
Sleep in vengeance
Call the sea for truth
Touch me with your name
And return to me the soul they stole
Oh how I scream
For gentle light
All I dream is to feel again
My father’s song
Drowned in the dark
For truth, I’d tear the sky apart
Oh how I scream
For gentle light
Oh how I ache to breathe again
Once for my past
And all for peace
Gunko—my name forevermore
Gunko sailing home
Gunko breaking free
Oh how I scream
For gentle light
All I dream is to feel again
My father's song
Drowned in the dark
For truth, I’d tear the sky apart
Oh how I scream
For gentle light
Oh how I ache to breathe again
Once for my past
And all for peace
Gunko—my name forevermore
I would fucking love her to join so much, Brook NEEDS it and once she's freed, I can see her being friends with so many SHs potentially and hilarious trolling shenanigans with her DF especially on Sanji and Zoro, assuming she can keep her arrow powers! (If the Arrow DF or w/e isn't actually Imu's or loaned to her or w/e.)
It's amazing to such an extremely competent female character and whilst it lasted briefly, a female villain too lol.
Some extra food for thought:
OFC YOUTUBE STARTS PLAYING ANOTHER ONE OF MY MOST PERSONALLY FAVOURITE AND AFFECTING SONGS EVER, BY THE SAME BAND LMAO, I COULD PROBABLY DO A BUNCH OF THESE GUNKO ASSOCIATIONS WITH DIFFERENT NIGHTWISH SONGS TOO!:
We used to swim the same moonlight waters
Oceans away from the wakeful day
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
If you be the one to cut me
I will bleed forever
Scent of the sea before the waking of the world
Brings me to thee Into the blue memory
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
If you be the one to cut me
I will bleed forever
Into the blue memory
A siren from the deep came to me
Sang my name my longing
Still I write my songs about that dream of mine
Worth everything I may ever be
The Child will be born again
That siren carried him to me
First of them true loves
Singing on the shoulders of an angel
Without care for love ‘n loss
Bring me home or leave me be
My love in the dark heart of the night
I have lost the path before me
The one behind will lead me
Take me, Cure me, Kill me, Bring me home
Every way, Every day, Just another loop in the hangman’s noose
Take me, cure me, kill me, bring me home
Every way, every day I keep on watching us sleep
Relive the old sin of Adam and Eve
Of you and me
Forgive the adoring beast
Redeem me into childhood
Show me myself without the shell
Like the advent of May
I’ll be there when you say
Time to never hold our love
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
You were the one to cut me
So I’ll bleed forever
This song—“Ghost Love Score” by Nightwish—is emotionally vast, epic in tone, and deals deeply with love, loss, memory, rebirth, and identity through pain. It’s a haunting, romantic lament laced with divine tragedy—absolutely fitting for both Gunko and Uta, each in their own way.
Let’s break it down with a detailed dual analysis of how this could thematically mirror Gunko (your imagined One Piece character) and Uta (One Piece Film: Red), line by line and as a whole.
Hell, don't get me started on how I could also do this with some Within Temptation songs and maybe some Fallout Boy songs too, at least one LMAO!
Hmm, did I forget anything now? LOLOLOL.
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Honestly, I'm really happy for her. Instead of just being a one-note villain potentially, there was blatantly a ton of foreshadowing for her that paid off MASSIVELY ofc and shes so important that Imu themselves personally chose her as their vessel for whatever reasons and that is the highest compliments a character can get ofc!
I could say so much on the Brook connection alone and its potential but Oda is doing with Gunko what I hoped he would do with Uta in canon and her use of her devil fruit is some of the greatest I've ever seen in this series and also any series. So immensely creative and really fondly reminds me of Jet Set Radio, which is probably not a coincidence with Oda too.
Understand, understand, understand, understand the concept power of love!
She easily could be a Jojo or Persona character with her sheer swag, style and creativity too!
Her love of so much much not only connects her to Gunko so much but naturally her "apparent father" Brook ofc! I love that so much! I'm a big fan of Uta's concept, use of her fruit and some of her music and such. Would be hilarious if Ado came back to voice Gunko or someone just as musically talented! Imagine Toei giving Gunko her own song to sing in the anime like how they did with the underworld emperors in WCI?!
The story of one of my favourite games and this song from it really reminds me of Gunko with the Brook reveal twist now too and this game has a talking skull trying to restore the lost memories of a female loved one and reach out to her too! Coincidence? LOL! It's all hell and demon themed too!:
I would fucking love her to join so much, Brook NEEDS it and once she's freed, I can see her being friends with so many SHs potentially and hilarious trolling shenanigans with her DF especially on Sanji and Zoro, assuming she can keep her arrow powers! (If the Arrow DF or w/e isn't actually Imu's or loaned to her or w/e.)
It's amazing to such an extremely competent female character and whilst it lasted briefly, a female villain too lol.
Some extra food for thought:
OFC YOUTUBE STARTS PLAYING ANOTHER ONE OF MY MOST PERSONALLY FAVOURITE AND AFFECTING SONGS EVER, BY THE SAME BAND LMAO, I COULD PROBABLY DO A BUNCH OF THESE GUNKO ASSOCIATIONS WITH DIFFERENT NIGHTWISH SONGS TOO!:
We used to swim the same moonlight waters
Oceans away from the wakeful day
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
If you be the one to cut me
I will bleed forever
Scent of the sea before the waking of the world
Brings me to thee Into the blue memory
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
If you be the one to cut me
I will bleed forever
Into the blue memory
A siren from the deep came to me
Sang my name my longing
Still I write my songs about that dream of mine
Worth everything I may ever be
The Child will be born again
That siren carried him to me
First of them true loves
Singing on the shoulders of an angel
Without care for love ‘n loss
Bring me home or leave me be
My love in the dark heart of the night
I have lost the path before me
The one behind will lead me
Take me, Cure me, Kill me, Bring me home
Every way, Every day, Just another loop in the hangman’s noose
Take me, cure me, kill me, bring me home
Every way, every day I keep on watching us sleep
Relive the old sin of Adam and Eve
Of you and me
Forgive the adoring beast
Redeem me into childhood
Show me myself without the shell
Like the advent of May
I’ll be there when you say
Time to never hold our love
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
You were the one to cut me
So I’ll bleed forever
This song—“Ghost Love Score” by Nightwish—is emotionally vast, epic in tone, and deals deeply with love, loss, memory, rebirth, and identity through pain. It’s a haunting, romantic lament laced with divine tragedy—absolutely fitting for both Gunko and Uta, each in their own way.
Let’s break it down with a detailed dual analysis of how this could thematically mirror Gunko (your imagined One Piece character) and Uta (One Piece Film: Red), line by line and as a whole.
Hell, don't get me started on how I could also do this with some Within Temptation songs and maybe some Fallout Boy songs too, at least one LMAO!
Hmm, did I forget anything now? LOLOLOL.
I could say so much on the Brook connection alone and its potential but Oda is doing with Gunko what I hoped he would do with Uta in canon and her use of her devil fruit is some of the greatest I've ever seen in this series and also any series. So immensely creative and really fondly reminds me of Jet Set Radio, which is probably not a coincidence with Oda too.
Understand, understand, understand, understand the concept power of love!
She easily could be a Jojo or Persona character with her sheer swag, style and creativity too!
Her love of so much much not only connects her to Gunko so much but naturally her "apparent father" Brook ofc! I love that so much! I'm a big fan of Uta's concept, use of her fruit and some of her music and such. Would be hilarious if Ado came back to voice Gunko or someone just as musically talented! Imagine Toei giving Gunko her own song to sing in the anime like how they did with the underworld emperors in WCI?!
The story of one of my favourite games and this song from it really reminds me of Gunko with the Brook reveal twist now too and this game has a talking skull trying to restore the lost memories of a female loved one and reach out to her too! Coincidence? LOL! It's all hell and demon themed too!:
I would fucking love her to join so much, Brook NEEDS it and once she's freed, I can see her being friends with so many SHs potentially and hilarious trolling shenanigans with her DF especially on Sanji and Zoro, assuming she can keep her arrow powers! (If the Arrow DF or w/e isn't actually Imu's or loaned to her or w/e.)
It's amazing to such an extremely competent female character and whilst it lasted briefly, a female villain too lol.
Some extra food for thought:
OFC YOUTUBE STARTS PLAYING ANOTHER ONE OF MY MOST PERSONALLY FAVOURITE AND AFFECTING SONGS EVER, BY THE SAME BAND LMAO, I COULD PROBABLY DO A BUNCH OF THESE GUNKO ASSOCIATIONS WITH DIFFERENT NIGHTWISH SONGS TOO!:
We used to swim the same moonlight waters
Oceans away from the wakeful day
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
If you be the one to cut me
I will bleed forever
Scent of the sea before the waking of the world
Brings me to thee Into the blue memory
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
If you be the one to cut me
I will bleed forever
Into the blue memory
A siren from the deep came to me
Sang my name my longing
Still I write my songs about that dream of mine
Worth everything I may ever be
The Child will be born again
That siren carried him to me
First of them true loves
Singing on the shoulders of an angel
Without care for love ‘n loss
Bring me home or leave me be
My love in the dark heart of the night
I have lost the path before me
The one behind will lead me
Take me, Cure me, Kill me, Bring me home
Every way, Every day, Just another loop in the hangman’s noose
Take me, cure me, kill me, bring me home
Every way, every day I keep on watching us sleep
Relive the old sin of Adam and Eve
Of you and me
Forgive the adoring beast
Redeem me into childhood
Show me myself without the shell
Like the advent of May
I’ll be there when you say
Time to never hold our love
My fall will be for you -
My fall will be for you
My love will be in you
You were the one to cut me
So I’ll bleed forever
This song—“Ghost Love Score” by Nightwish—is emotionally vast, epic in tone, and deals deeply with love, loss, memory, rebirth, and identity through pain. It’s a haunting, romantic lament laced with divine tragedy—absolutely fitting for both Gunko and Uta, each in their own way.
Let’s break it down with a detailed dual analysis of how this could thematically mirror Gunko (your imagined One Piece character) and Uta (One Piece Film: Red), line by line and as a whole.
Hell, don't get me started on how I could also do this with some Within Temptation songs and maybe some Fallout Boy songs too, at least one LMAO!
Hmm, did I forget anything now? LOLOLOL.
-moment indeedlmao, entertaining
