ONE PIECE CHAPTER 1142 : THE THINGS I FEAR
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Where is Scopper's kid?On the cover page, Yamato finally does something! It's about time! But, I don't know. Who's Who seems to go down pretty easily here. Is there someone higher up in the hierarchy, or is Oda just ready to finally wrap up this cover story?
"Jormungandr the world snake who will end the weak" "...Like Saturday?" Okay...I'm overthinking this and I know that. BUT...I have to wonder if this is a VERY round-about pun on Oda's part. And maybe a hint about something. You see "Saturday" in both English and Japanese refers to "Saturn". "Saturn" in Japanese is "Dosei", and "Saturday" is "Doyobi". The Japanese prefix "Do-" means "Earth". So, I have to wonder if this is Oda very subtly referring to Jaygarcia Saturn AND possibly the One Piece World at the same time. Now, who killed Saturn (the Gorosei)? That's right...Imu! By taking away his immortality. Imu also conquered the World and the Red Line encircles this world, possibly "ending the Earth". So, I just have to wonder if this is a VERY subtle hint that Imu's "Yokai" form IS Jormungandr, or another serpent of some kind. I think this is a hint that Imu is a dragon or serpent of some sort. This may all very well be a stretch, but I just have to wonder if it's possible.
I don't know...I'm still suspicious about Ange. Maybe I shouldn't be, but I'm keeping an eye on her.
Wow...Saul's toughened up over the years. Pretty sure he couldn't use Haki before. (Mind you Haki didn't exist back when he was introduced, but let's ignore that for now.) Also, interesting that Loki isn't the only one with one of these giant hammers.
All the teachers seem to be based on animals. I'm not sure what animal Ange is based on, though.
Robin and Chopper just hiding in Saul's beard. I mean, I guess Oda doesn't want them to hog ALL the fun, but I think these two could have taken a snake.
"Did he do something to you?" LOL! Okay...fair. Luffy plays rough.
Okay, so...Gunko can ALSO use her Arrow Fruit to make people sleepwalk wherever she wants? How many powers does this Fruit have?! I'm wondering if the kids are passing out because of the Gods Knights Conqueror's Haki?
Loki admits that the Seastone Shackle IS weakening him. So, it's not just his hammer that has the Devil Fruit like some speculated. Loki himself almost definitely has a Devil Fruit himself. Although, there's no rule saying he AND his hammer couldn't BOTH have Fruits. That might explain why Ragnir causes a thunderbolt to strike where it hit. (Also...note how that scene looks a LOT like the scene from the Chapter 1138 Mural.)
Kid, you can't get nightmares before you go to sleep. So, just don't sleep! Easy peasy!
Fenrir gets a mention. So, I'm guessing that's the wolf from the last page? Also, ghosts, draugr (zombies/skeleton warriors), storms, Niohoggr (aka Nidhogg the Dragon), Jormungandr, and some kid's mommy. I think the "big mom" is probably the most interesting of those listed, and we do get to see it in the far left hand corner on the last page, and it does look a lot like another "Big Mom" we know. I'm guessing the "evil viking" we see on the last page is "Loki"? A...cockatrice or some other evil bird that didn't get listed, I'm not sure what kind of bird that's supposed to be. Maybe a Roc, if it could be a reference to the Romance Dawn prototype story?
https://onepiece.fandom.com/wiki/Balloon
I do wonder what the deal is with the "bear" with the helmet, though. I don't recognize that one. And off the top of my head, I'm not sure what it's referring to. Unless it's just a reference to "Kuma". Maybe a reference to the "Dirt Boss" Mole?
https://onepiece.fandom.com/wiki/Dirt_Boss
I guess the Helmet-Bear could be a reference to berserkers, since there seems to be a connection between berserker rage and bears in Norse mythology. "Berserker" literally means "bear-shirt", after all.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bödvar_Bjarki
https://thewickedgriffin.com/norse-bear-warriors-insight-into-berserker-mythology/
So, bringing nightmares to life is Qilingham's power. Interesting. I'm guessing he can also MAKE people fall asleep whenever he wants, thus explaining how the kids fell asleep in the first place. (Which is a little overpowered, not gonna lie.) Still...I have to wonder if someone gave him those drawings. I'm keeping an eye on you Ange!
We don't actually see Shamrock at the end. So, maybe he did go back to Mariejois like he was ordered to. So, Sommers is the only one who hasn't shown off his powers, yet.
And Nika is what scares Gunko the most. Interesting. The Gods Knights are taking this pretty seriously. They're not holding back.
"Jormungandr the world snake who will end the weak" "...Like Saturday?" Okay...I'm overthinking this and I know that. BUT...I have to wonder if this is a VERY round-about pun on Oda's part. And maybe a hint about something. You see "Saturday" in both English and Japanese refers to "Saturn". "Saturn" in Japanese is "Dosei", and "Saturday" is "Doyobi". The Japanese prefix "Do-" means "Earth". So, I have to wonder if this is Oda very subtly referring to Jaygarcia Saturn AND possibly the One Piece World at the same time. Now, who killed Saturn (the Gorosei)? That's right...Imu! By taking away his immortality. Imu also conquered the World and the Red Line encircles this world, possibly "ending the Earth". So, I just have to wonder if this is a VERY subtle hint that Imu's "Yokai" form IS Jormungandr, or another serpent of some kind. I think this is a hint that Imu is a dragon or serpent of some sort. This may all very well be a stretch, but I just have to wonder if it's possible.
I don't know...I'm still suspicious about Ange. Maybe I shouldn't be, but I'm keeping an eye on her.
Wow...Saul's toughened up over the years. Pretty sure he couldn't use Haki before. (Mind you Haki didn't exist back when he was introduced, but let's ignore that for now.) Also, interesting that Loki isn't the only one with one of these giant hammers.
All the teachers seem to be based on animals. I'm not sure what animal Ange is based on, though.
Robin and Chopper just hiding in Saul's beard. I mean, I guess Oda doesn't want them to hog ALL the fun, but I think these two could have taken a snake.
"Did he do something to you?" LOL! Okay...fair. Luffy plays rough.
Okay, so...Gunko can ALSO use her Arrow Fruit to make people sleepwalk wherever she wants? How many powers does this Fruit have?! I'm wondering if the kids are passing out because of the Gods Knights Conqueror's Haki?
Loki admits that the Seastone Shackle IS weakening him. So, it's not just his hammer that has the Devil Fruit like some speculated. Loki himself almost definitely has a Devil Fruit himself. Although, there's no rule saying he AND his hammer couldn't BOTH have Fruits. That might explain why Ragnir causes a thunderbolt to strike where it hit. (Also...note how that scene looks a LOT like the scene from the Chapter 1138 Mural.)
Kid, you can't get nightmares before you go to sleep. So, just don't sleep! Easy peasy!
Fenrir gets a mention. So, I'm guessing that's the wolf from the last page? Also, ghosts, draugr (zombies/skeleton warriors), storms, Niohoggr (aka Nidhogg the Dragon), Jormungandr, and some kid's mommy. I think the "big mom" is probably the most interesting of those listed, and we do get to see it in the far left hand corner on the last page, and it does look a lot like another "Big Mom" we know. I'm guessing the "evil viking" we see on the last page is "Loki"? A...cockatrice or some other evil bird that didn't get listed, I'm not sure what kind of bird that's supposed to be. Maybe a Roc, if it could be a reference to the Romance Dawn prototype story?
https://onepiece.fandom.com/wiki/Balloon
I do wonder what the deal is with the "bear" with the helmet, though. I don't recognize that one. And off the top of my head, I'm not sure what it's referring to. Unless it's just a reference to "Kuma". Maybe a reference to the "Dirt Boss" Mole?
https://onepiece.fandom.com/wiki/Dirt_Boss
I guess the Helmet-Bear could be a reference to berserkers, since there seems to be a connection between berserker rage and bears in Norse mythology. "Berserker" literally means "bear-shirt", after all.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bödvar_Bjarki
https://thewickedgriffin.com/norse-bear-warriors-insight-into-berserker-mythology/
So, bringing nightmares to life is Qilingham's power. Interesting. I'm guessing he can also MAKE people fall asleep whenever he wants, thus explaining how the kids fell asleep in the first place. (Which is a little overpowered, not gonna lie.) Still...I have to wonder if someone gave him those drawings. I'm keeping an eye on you Ange!
We don't actually see Shamrock at the end. So, maybe he did go back to Mariejois like he was ordered to. So, Sommers is the only one who hasn't shown off his powers, yet.
And Nika is what scares Gunko the most. Interesting. The Gods Knights are taking this pretty seriously. They're not holding back.
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Chopper's biggest fear is Big Mom IMO
Robin's biggest fear could easily be Saturn, considering she heard him announce the erasure of her home island, and he tried to kill her in giant spider form in Egghead
If this ability can affect people directly, and create fears directly from their minds, there's a chance we get a Yonkou + Gorosei Nightmare team up next chapter
Robin's biggest fear could easily be Saturn, considering she heard him announce the erasure of her home island, and he tried to kill her in giant spider form in Egghead
If this ability can affect people directly, and create fears directly from their minds, there's a chance we get a Yonkou + Gorosei Nightmare team up next chapter
