Speculations Mihawk & Imu Conection Solved. Mihawk is "Nerona" Confirmed?

[Monster Zoro's Tesla Supplier]

if the shoe fits...

Yeah it is leeching, but that's sadly the type of thing Oda is forcing onto Mihawk fans. He refuses to do anything with him in the manga for some reason.
I say that as a guy who thinks he's equal to Roger by the way. Oda just can't match the feats with the portrayal he gets.

 

[HA001]

Debunked with what.

How many people you debunk with road to laughtale btw. with the mcdonalds info claiming it was canon while clearly it was fluff like i said
God is gonna judge bro

? Imu is from the nerona FAMILY he aint the only one.

 

[soupongo]

He wouldnt have had to. He would have just had to have had kids or relatives back then lmfao you dont think shanks is 800 years old do you ?

If Mihawk isn't Imu's actual son, it would just be a repeat of Shanks's plotline, which wouldn't be very interesting.

 

[HA001]

That'd mean that the bloodline is so diluted that it's barely worth mentioning.

This is written by AI but it definitely represents the point that I want to make "Over a period of 800 years—which typically represents approximately 27 to 32 generations (assuming 25–30 years per generation)—the bloodline of a single ancestor becomes effectively zero in terms of unique autosomal DNA inherited, while genealogically they remain a direct ancestor."

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[kekaro]

? Imu is from the nerona FAMILY he aint the only one.

So lets write your argument down just to make it clear for everyone:

Somehow somewhere there exist a branch of nerona branch of the family no one knows about you made up that since 800 year have such blood purity that they are still considered nerona and not just diluted and be common folk


And you brought up shanks, who was fathered by garling who is from his official family and frequently visits the below world, because thats totally the same


Expert stuff right here, im convinced

 

[kekaro]

?

He is telling you a branch family that is still considered nerona after 800 years is dumb using ai to explain

 

[Fn Lucci]

"Addressing the claim" And the claim is literally this shit: "These levels of leeching are insane." Lmao. But whatever you say man, go for it. 🤷


I personally saw that statement about Mihawk as getting vicious and fighting in a more savage way when he gets excited in a battle. If that makes any sense.

I mean, Zoro definitely said that for a reason so I guess that we'll eventually see the reason. Perhaps once his fated duel arrives?

Yeah it ultimately relates to a side of him we haven't seen yet because he's been too normal on panel thus far to say we have the context.

We still don't even know what happened with Zoro's eye but considering Shanks took an arm, it seems like it's just the way those dudes get down.

 

[FutureWarrior123]

Should’ve know Saint Mihawk shared the blood of those degenerate wine sippers.

 

[kekaro]

Yeah it ultimately relates to a side of him we haven't seen yet because he's been too normal on panel thus far to say we have the context.

We still don't even know what happened with Zoro's eye but considering Shanks took an arm, it seems like it's just the way those dudes get down.

I feel like that statement is perfectly explainable with what we seen and know so far tbh i dont know why people make a mystery of it

 

[HA001]

Wtf is this argument ????
Shanks is related to the fucking figarlands from back then regardless of if hes their son
Same with zoro and ryuma
Why is it an issue now

 

[kekaro]

Wtf is this argument ????
Shanks is related to the fucking figarlands from back then regardless of if hes their son
Same with zoro and ryuma
Why is it an issue now

Ha did you get to the booze?

We are not talking about "official" heir or something. Do i need explain biology and sex to you? Shanks is a Figarland cause his daddy, garling, had sex and her mother had 2 sons, while she was on the lower world. Like Shanks is directly linked to THE figarland family we taking about who are present in the story


Imu never goes to the lower world + he is fixated on blue haired woman of the vivi variety. You said "they are other nerona" where the fuck would there be other nerona never heard of that would still be considered nerona?


If you arguing the ryuma case even if we grant those fictional nerona you made up, thats why he send you the AI explanation, the blood would be so diluded that mihawk would be not more linked to Imu than random pirate #2432 is, just like Kuina was a descendent of ryuma and jobbed to the stairs, but EVEN MORE diluted than the ryuma case cause its not even imu from who they are but "some other nerona" who totally exist

 

[soupongo]

Same with zoro and ryuma

This was another connection Oda did very little with. It comes off forced and cringe to have characters related to characters from centuries past, especially if it means nothing in the present, and people usually don't care that much about their distant ancestors.

It doesn't even make Zoro a proper nepo baby, but is on that type of timing, which is just weird and awkward.

 

[kekaro]

This was another connection Oda did very little with. It comes off forced and cringe to have characters related to characters from centuries past, especially if it means nothing in the present, and people usually don't care that much about their distant ancestors.

In ryumor case zoro actually looks like a clone
Imu doesnt even look like Mihawk to justify the reference

 

[soupongo]

In ryumor case zoro actually looks like a clone
Imu doesnt even look like Mihawk to justify the reference

Well, Imu doesn't *actually* look like that, presumably

 

[kekaro]

Well, Imu doesn't *actually* look like that, presumably

yes but he looks clearly bishounen, giving lack of beard and how his eyebrows are

 

[Fn Lucci]

I feel like that statement is perfectly explainable with what we seen and know so far tbh i dont know why people make a mystery of it

Well, not all mysteries are big, solvable, or likely to be solved. Dragon made a similar comment that his people were relieved to see that he's human, but it's a lot easier to explain because we know for a fact that he was deliberately maintaining a very difficult exterior.

Mihawk drinks, laughs, kicks his feet up, and is very transparent. I'm sure he was incredibly serious when training Zoro, but Zoro is incredibly serious about training so it doesn't seem like him to make this comment just because of that.

 

[kekaro]

Well, not all mysteries are big, solvable, or likely to be solved. Dragon made a similar comment that his people were relieved to see that he's human, but it's a lot easier to explain because we know for a fact that he was deliberately maintaining a very difficult exterior.

Mihawk drinks, laughs, kicks his feet up, and is very transparent. I'm sure he was incredibly serious when training Zoro, but Zoro is incredibly serious about training so it doesn't seem like him to make this comment just because of that.

Ehh maybe
But from what we seen it doesnt seem something deep to me personally:

- We saw that he deprived zoro any alcohol until he masters something (and given that context we can assume other type of the same punishment was also on the menu, like no food and so on)
- He sent him against the humandrills with the expectation to get his ass beaten brutally, given how surprised he was when he beat them, meaning he was giving him task that he thought/were above his pay grade
- We see him letting him beg and laugh at it, meaning he was not above wounding or laughing at his pride
- We know zoro lost an eye, either directly by mihawk or by a task/circumstance that mihawk caused

I dont see the big issue zoro making a comment like this against someone like this