So everybody knows that most charachters have several cultural inspirations, be there from Mythologies, Literature, History or Pop Culture. They often are the fodder for theories, trying to tie these references to future events.
But than the question is: how deep is it? Can you actually use them for predictions or does Oda just pick the first thing that pops into his head. Like with Donquiote Doflaming - guess the flamingo is cause of his design and flamboyant personality but the first part - is this supposed to be that he is as delusional as the protagonist of the book, that he is only pretending to be a noble or that his enemys are as fake and imaginary as the windmills? Guess you can stretch it and say it make sense but sometimes I'm not sure...
But than the question is: how deep is it? Can you actually use them for predictions or does Oda just pick the first thing that pops into his head. Like with Donquiote Doflaming - guess the flamingo is cause of his design and flamboyant personality but the first part - is this supposed to be that he is as delusional as the protagonist of the book, that he is only pretending to be a noble or that his enemys are as fake and imaginary as the windmills? Guess you can stretch it and say it make sense but sometimes I'm not sure...
