we never got more than one moon on panel
the globe at ohara is very old, those other moons might be destroyed long ago
everybody in one piece refers to the same moon
we never got more than one moon on panel
the globe at ohara is very old, those other moons might be destroyed long ago
everybody in one piece refers to the same moon
The OP world having six moons (at least) helps explain why the tides of the Grand Line are so wild and unpredictable...can’t believe I’ve been reading this series for years and I’m just now putting that together :laughmoji:
The OP world having six moons (at least) helps explain why the tides of the Grand Line are so wild and unpredictable...can’t believe I’ve been reading this series for years and I’m just now putting that together :laughmoji:
do you mean the multiple moons somehow maintains the weird balance in the one piece natural phenomena, i always thought it's because of the red line
that's pretty interesting, i must look further into that
do you mean the multiple moons somehow maintains the weird balance in the one piece natural phenomena, i always thought it's because of the red line
that's pretty interesting, i must look further into that
I’m only speculating since science is not my forte, but I know the moon controls our world’s tides, so multiplying that by six would reasonably lead to oceans with currents that change on a whim at various speeds. We obviously don’t have Sea Kings or any of the wackier phenomenon we’ve seen in the series, but now I think that could be part of what makes the OP waters so choppy.
All 6... Plain and simple... Or else it should've been mentioned...
A better question is, can all 6 moons enter full moon phase and how often it is? If each of those moons can only enter the phase once a year, then it's a bad news...
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