Speculations Mihawk & Imu Conection Solved. Mihawk is "Celestial Dragon" Confirmed?
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2 bodies / 1 soul / Emperor Palpatine
1 body / 2 souls / Cavendish
1 body / 1 soul / Reincarnation, Body-alteration, Frozen in time, Body-Switch, Time Jump.
If you just want to cut straight to the chase then just look at these two recent videos :
There's dozens more to be added. The moment I add the explanation (of the two fighting together (both goals/dreams can be established) against the same opponent), that'll be the sign/indication of its end (or near end).
2 bodies / 1 soul / Emperor Palpatine
1 body / 2 souls / Cavendish
1 body / 1 soul / Reincarnation, Body-alteration, Frozen in time, Body-Switch, Time Jump.
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If you just want to cut straight to the chase then just look at these two recent videos :
There's dozens more to be added. The moment I add the explanation (of the two fighting together (both goals/dreams can be established) against the same opponent), that'll be the sign/indication of its end (or near end).
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makes sense. but if thats the case, then why he is no longer a celestial dragon? and why he became a marine hunter?
he doesnt appear to have the imu-like eyes in the drawing that oda made of him as a child (there is only one ring, instead of two like imu and adult mihawk), indicating that perhaps he was not born with them.
mihawk was 5 years old during the god valley incident. i believe he is from the royal family that ruled god valley, and he calls people “rabbits” because he was called that by the celestial dragons while being hunted during the hunting competition.
he witnessed garling killing his father, the king of valley (who has black hair and beard like mihawk), survived the hunt because of the pirate attack, and became a marine hunter because he was searching for garling. shanks is his rival because he is garlings son.
the name of the island is god valley, and both mihawks sword and necklace are shaped like a cross.
he doesnt appear to have the imu-like eyes in the drawing that oda made of him as a child (there is only one ring, instead of two like imu and adult mihawk), indicating that perhaps he was not born with them.
mihawk was 5 years old during the god valley incident. i believe he is from the royal family that ruled god valley, and he calls people “rabbits” because he was called that by the celestial dragons while being hunted during the hunting competition.
he witnessed garling killing his father, the king of valley (who has black hair and beard like mihawk), survived the hunt because of the pirate attack, and became a marine hunter because he was searching for garling. shanks is his rival because he is garlings son.
the name of the island is god valley, and both mihawks sword and necklace are shaped like a cross.
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Said this back in 2022
Gorosei was shown to be nervously asking if it was ok to kill Ulti in film Red because she’s from the Figarland, how Sengoku said “only because it’s you” (implying he wouldn’t stop the war if that was other Yonkos). Marcus Mars also said the same thing “since it’s you” in the Reverie Arc when Shanks casually went in the room to meet them.
Also, Saint Garling having the authority to execute a Celestial Dragon and refers them as scums.
Also, Saint Garling having the authority to execute a Celestial Dragon and refers them as scums.
The Figarland and Nerona family must be close and that’s how Shanks met Mihawk.
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I could see mihawk being related to a celestial but that means nothing plot wise. He is still a pirate. If he was important to the goverment why would they sent marines to hunt him down?
Eitherway the goverment doesnt care for "traitors". Doffy was a warlord simply because he knew too much. Saturn didnt care about killing bonney either. Shanks' past is still a mystery so there is not much to say about him.
Headcannon. Figarlands are below the gorosei which are the highest known authority of the world govement. They cant judge them. Only imu can.
Eitherway the goverment doesnt care for "traitors". Doffy was a warlord simply because he knew too much. Saturn didnt care about killing bonney either. Shanks' past is still a mystery so there is not much to say about him.
Headcannon. Figarlands are below the gorosei which are the highest known authority of the world govement. They cant judge them. Only imu can.
"the most unexpected man"...
And that from an actual CD. Considering the flashback Kuma or even Doffy himself should have been the most unexpected one.
Why the supposed non-troublemaker lone wolf that travels around the seas, drinks wine and takes naps?
But then... Why was he poor? Another fallen CD?
Still not very conclusive even though the unexpected man thing seems oddly written on purpose.
"the most unexpected man"...
And that from an actual CD. Considering the flashback Kuma or even Doffy himself should have been the most unexpected one.
Why the supposed non-troublemaker lone wolf that travels around the seas, drinks wine and takes naps?
But then... Why was he poor? Another fallen CD?
Still not very conclusive even though the unexpected man thing seems oddly written on purpose.
The answer is extremely obvious to anyone not trying to push an agenda, Mihawk generally doesn't involve him in the affairs of the world and mostly keeps to himself, hence why it's weird for him to appear when the WG summons him, not because he's some super high ranking Celestial Dragon or whatever lmao
If you are talking about the translation of Dracula then it's also related to dragons. It means both the son of a dragon and the son of the devil. And as a matter of fact, Dracula is more aimed to the former definition rather than the later one. If you want a deeper explanation I can provide it to ya
I think that people who at this stage think that Mihawk won't be connected to Imu at all are coping. I don't know if Mihawk will be Imus's son, a clone/experiment, or more an Ace and Whitebeard situation (obviously twisted), but some connection will inevitably be there.
Oda at least heavily implied Imus last name is Nerona, and had PERONA live with Mihawk for two years. He gave Imu the same eyes as Mihawk in the Manga. Yoru is pretty much the World government symbol turned into a sword. Mihawk's past is the one among the Warlords we know arguably the least about. Mihawk, despite his haters and even some of his fans claiming otherwise, is not going to be just some random guy who one day picked up a sword and became the best of the best.
Oda just does not write characters this way. Even Whitebeard himself had one of the strongest fruits ever and was likely a buccaneer.
The thing that always made me stumble is his last name, but to be real? I can see Oda going for some scenario where Dracule is not even an actual name but something that Mihawk picked up to not go by Nerona. It could be a Portgas D Rogue situation where he picked the name of his mother to distance himself from Imu, but alternatively what if Dracule is literally just a title?
The Crule, or Da Crule. Could be that Mihawk originally did not show promise as a child or that his mother either escaped while pregnant with him or hid him somehow before Imu could discover him. We know that nine years before the current story a terrible war was fought on Shikkearu Kingdom, the island out of all islands Mihawk settled upon.
He also carved a large wooden cross from a Tree. Could have been just to kill some boredom but it could also be where Mihawk's mother and her kingdom were laid to rest.
Lets say Imu/the Gorosei find out about a Nerona born on the blue sea. They straight up kidnap child Mihawk from his mother, who could have been the princess of this kingdom. Seems to make sense Imu would go for a highborn woman as his potential wife for his heir.
Mihawk grows up as a Heavenly Knight as a child, but either due to a lack of a proper rival (whom he would later find in Shanks) he eventually leaves and is able to return to his island. Perhaps Mihakw then discovers, his home had been wiped out in a war, potentially even a buster call.
That then makes Mihawk become the Marine Hunter. He goes on a crusade for revenge, maybe even kills the Gorosei that Saint Ju Peter, the youngest out of the five, ended up replacing. Mihawk is so cruel and indiscriminate in his revenge as he was taught to view everybody as an insect/rabbit to be hunted that eventually that gets lost in translation and somebody thinks Dracule is his actual last name. Or, more simply, it was the name of the royal family from Shikkearu Kingdom.
Personally would love that since it would make Mihawk a direct rebuttal to all of the Celestial Dragons "superiority" bullshit if Mihawk had been taught by them only to turn on them after deeming them all unworthy and below him in return/strike back in anger once he realized what happened to his home.
Oda at least heavily implied Imus last name is Nerona, and had PERONA live with Mihawk for two years. He gave Imu the same eyes as Mihawk in the Manga. Yoru is pretty much the World government symbol turned into a sword. Mihawk's past is the one among the Warlords we know arguably the least about. Mihawk, despite his haters and even some of his fans claiming otherwise, is not going to be just some random guy who one day picked up a sword and became the best of the best.
Oda just does not write characters this way. Even Whitebeard himself had one of the strongest fruits ever and was likely a buccaneer.
The thing that always made me stumble is his last name, but to be real? I can see Oda going for some scenario where Dracule is not even an actual name but something that Mihawk picked up to not go by Nerona. It could be a Portgas D Rogue situation where he picked the name of his mother to distance himself from Imu, but alternatively what if Dracule is literally just a title?
The Crule, or Da Crule. Could be that Mihawk originally did not show promise as a child or that his mother either escaped while pregnant with him or hid him somehow before Imu could discover him. We know that nine years before the current story a terrible war was fought on Shikkearu Kingdom, the island out of all islands Mihawk settled upon.
He also carved a large wooden cross from a Tree. Could have been just to kill some boredom but it could also be where Mihawk's mother and her kingdom were laid to rest.
Lets say Imu/the Gorosei find out about a Nerona born on the blue sea. They straight up kidnap child Mihawk from his mother, who could have been the princess of this kingdom. Seems to make sense Imu would go for a highborn woman as his potential wife for his heir.
Mihawk grows up as a Heavenly Knight as a child, but either due to a lack of a proper rival (whom he would later find in Shanks) he eventually leaves and is able to return to his island. Perhaps Mihakw then discovers, his home had been wiped out in a war, potentially even a buster call.
That then makes Mihawk become the Marine Hunter. He goes on a crusade for revenge, maybe even kills the Gorosei that Saint Ju Peter, the youngest out of the five, ended up replacing. Mihawk is so cruel and indiscriminate in his revenge as he was taught to view everybody as an insect/rabbit to be hunted that eventually that gets lost in translation and somebody thinks Dracule is his actual last name. Or, more simply, it was the name of the royal family from Shikkearu Kingdom.
Personally would love that since it would make Mihawk a direct rebuttal to all of the Celestial Dragons "superiority" bullshit if Mihawk had been taught by them only to turn on them after deeming them all unworthy and below him in return/strike back in anger once he realized what happened to his home.
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