ONE-PIECE

Hello, this is KENTA! Have you ever wondered why Blackbeard Teach, a very popular character in One Piece, is able to eat multiple devil fruits? In Japan, there are many theories as to why Blackbeard can eat more than one devil fruit, but I have come up with a new theory from a different angle that is not often mentioned. Today, I would like to explore the secret of this theory. I will explain it in a way that is easy for readers to understand, so please enjoy it until the end! What is Blackbeard’s “deformity”? First, let’s talk about the reason why Blackbeard can eat more than one devil fruit. According to my new theory, it is because of the “deformity” that exists in Blackbeard’s body. This “deformity” is because something special resides in Blackbeard’s body, as Marco said in the work. Blackbeard is a character who never takes off his hat, and we believe that the secret is hidden in this hat. I believe that another face, or “human face,” exists on his head. Because of this deformity, he may have been able to obtain the power of two demons. Demon Power in the Soul In the One Piece world, demon power resides in the soul.

Hello, One Piece fans! To all One Piece fans! I am KENTA, a Japanese who loves manga. Today, let’s take a deep dive into one of the biggest mysteries of the globally loved manga “One Piece,” the Roger Pirates. The Roger Pirates are a legendary crew led by the pirate king, Gor D. Roger. What exactly did they find in Raftel and what truth did they learn? And why did they keep the truth hidden? Come, let’s dive into the sea of adventure! The Blank 100 Years and Roger’s Pirates The Blank 100 years are still shrouded in mystery, but there are those who know the whole story. That is the Roger Pirates, a group of pirate kings. In episode 116, Vegapunk named Roger’s Pirates as the ones who know all the truth about the world. Crocus is silent upon hearing the announcement, and Silvers Reilly blurts it out over a drink. From this situation, it is easy to imagine that the world’s attention has turned to Roger’s pirates and that they are once again in a position to be targeted by the government. Aside from Reilly, I am concerned about Crocus being in a position where the whole world is after him, but what I am more concerned about is the position of the former Roger Pirates.

Hello! I am KENTA, a Japanese who loves One Piece! Do you know a man named “Higuma” who appeared in the first volume of One Piece? Although Higuma never reappeared after his appearance in the first volume, where he was attacked by the Lord of the Coast, there has been much speculation in Japan that “Higuma may actually be a very important character.” However, there is a lot of speculation in Japan that “that Higuma might actually be a very important person. In this issue, we have an interesting discussion of Higuma. I would be happy if you could take a light hearted look at it and see it through to the end. Basic information about Higuma First, let us introduce you to Higuma. Higuma’s first appearance Higuma first appeared in Volume I when Luffy, who was living in the village of Fusha, and Shanks, who was based in that village, were chatting at Makino’s Tavern. Higuma appears in a flamboyant manner with his subordinates in tow and makes an accusation against Shanks, who was drinking with a large crowd. Then, when Shanks has consumed all the alcohol, he pours it over his head, spits on him, and brags about the number of people he has killed so far.

Hello! I am KENTA, a Japanese who loves One Piece! In this issue, we will discuss the illness of Edward Newgate, aka Whitebeard, a man once called the world’s most powerful man. Although he lost his life during the Summit War, I believe his strength has been etched in the eyes of readers. Because of his dynamic personality and the importance he placed on his friends, he was called “son” by his friends and “father” by his family members. Although Whitebeard was once considered one of the strongest men in the world, he was plagued by illness in his later years. When he met with Shanks, I was impressed by the way he was wearing an IV drip all over his body. During the Summit War, Marco even expressed concern about his “physical condition,” even though he had removed his intravenous drip. In this issue, we would like to discuss the disease of Whitebeard. Let’s start with some basic information. A man named Whitebeard As his name suggests, he has a white beard. Two years ago, he was one of the Four Emperors, with a bounty of 5,046 million berries. So far, only Whitebeard and Pirate King Gold Roger have been stated to have exceeded the 5 billion berry bounty in the works.

Hello! I am KENTA, a Japanese who loves One Piece! In the story of ONEPIECE, characters with the letter “D” in their middle names play a particularly important role. So, in this issue, we will summarize information about “WILL OF D.” By organizing the contents, I think you will be able to enjoy the “One Piece Final Chapter” even more in the future. Relationship between “WILL OF D.” and “World Noble First of all, I will explain who “WILL OF D.” is. WILL OF D. is said to be the “natural enemy of the World Noble. Corazon, formerly of World Noble, explained the following to Law in his childhood “D is the name that has been handed down from generation to generation behind the scenes of history!” “In some places they call D! God’s natural enemy!” World Noble is positioned as “God” itself in the world of One Piece, so Will of D. is sometimes described as “God’s natural enemy. Imu, the king of the world, is also “the name of those who were once our enemies” and represents the Will of D. The Five Elders are also wary of the Will of D. In Marie Joie, the sacred land where the World Noble resides, they are taught that “children who misbehave will be eaten by D”.

We have found two “traitors” among the Five Elders! We have examined the “Five Elders”, the five highest authorities of the World Government in the manga “ONE PIECE”, and found two of them who will become traitors in the future. Hello! I am KENTA, a Japanese who loves One Piece! In this issue, we discuss “The Traitor of the Five Elders. In the world of One Piece, scenes of betrayal are often depicted. Come to think of it, Mami of the Straw Pirates used to be one of those who made money by betraying pirates. Another famous scene is Squard, under the umbrella of Whitebeard. Although deceived by Sakazuki, the result was to betray the big head, Whitebeard, and inflict a fatal blow. One Piece has entered its final chapter, revealing the power of the “Five Elders” to rule the world. We expect that one day some of the “Five Elders” will “betray” us. Who, if anyone, among the Five Elders will be a traitor? Now, as “Five Elders,” they are under Imu and in a position to “rule the world,” but in reality, like Luffy, they want to “get rid of domination and seek freedom. I think there is someone who thinks so.

Hello! I am KENTA, a Japanese who loves One Piece! I have recently become interested in Nico Robin, also known as the Devil’s Child. Until now, I thought that he would be active using his ability to decipher Poneglyph, but recently he has started to stand out in combat, helping Sanji, demonizing him, and so on. Seeing Nico Robin like that made me wonder if Nico Robin’s Hana Hana no Mi is actually a fruit with another name. What is Hana Hana no Mi? It is one of the Paramecia Devil Fruits, and its ability is to instantly create copies of body tissues and grow them like flowers from a distance. Limbs, sensory organs, etc. can instantly appear from a distance. Hana Hana no Mi means “flower” in Japanese. I believe it was named Hana Hana no Mi because it can freely make parts of its body bloom like flowers. Rationale for not being Hana Hana no Mi. Paramecia type. Nico Robin can make any body part bloom anywhere is Hana Hana no Mi. It is explained in the work that the name Hana Hana no Mi is given because each part can bloom like a flower. However, flowers are essentially plants, and plants are associated with nature.

Hello! I am KENTA, a Japanese who loves One Piece! This time it will be on a slightly larger scale. We found a surprising truth about the blue planet where Luffy lives, where the story of One Piece is currently unfolding, that has been surprisingly unnoticed. We believe that understanding the contents of this issue will help you enjoy the story even more in the future, so please continue reading to the end. The blue planet where Luffy lives Suddenly, on our blue planet where we live, the minimum necessities for a prosperous life are electricity, gas, water, and communication facilities such as telephones, right? It is what we call a lifeline. Of course, this concept should be common knowledge on the blue planet where Luffy lives, the setting of One Piece. However, I noticed one obvious difference from the world we live in. In fact, the blue planet where Luffy and his friends live does not use “electricity. To be precise, the concept of generating electricity and using it as energy does not exist. Let us explain in detail. A world without electricity On this present blue planet, all electricity as energy has been replaced by lightning, on the basis that “the concept of generating electricity and using it as energy does not exist”.

Hello! Pirates are currently fighting for the “Four Poneglyphs,” red stones that are said to indicate the whereabouts of the One Piece. Hinokizu" is said to have one of the poneglyphs. However, at this point, we do not know the details of who he is. Who is this “Hinokizu”? Let’s find out! To be honest, I think it might be a new character with an eye patch, or it might be a dragon or Sauro, but I think you will be disappointed if I write such an article, so I will try to give you the most interesting discussion I can think of. Hinokizu Clues There are two major places where the word “Hinokizu” appears, so let’s check them out. First of all, here is what Kid said after receiving a copy of Poneglyph from Law in episode 1056, at the port near the departure from Wanokuni. Killer says, “We need to get serious.” Kid replies, “You want me to find Hinokizu? You’re asking me to find Hinokizu! Kid says, “You want me to look for Hinokizu? The word “Hinokizu” appeared here for the first time. Then, in Episode 1081, it appears in a conversation between Blackbeard Pirates and Kuzan.

Hello! Today is my day off from work! Glad!!! I spent a lot of time thinking about the Devil Fruit in my favorite manga, One Piece, and how I would never want to eat a Devil Fruit! We have been posting articles on MANGAZAMURAI discussing One Piece, but this time we decided to change things up a bit and come up with a “ranking of Devil Fruit’s weaknesses”. Devil Fruit has a variety of factors such as fighting power, practicality, and fun, so we have ranked them in terms of “fighting power” this time! Please note that this ranking is based on the sole discretion of KENTA, the administrator of this site. 5 Kibi Kibi no Mi Devil Fruit eaten by “Kurozumi Tama,” a girl living in Wano Country. The ability to produce an unlimited number of millet dumplings from its own cheeks and to tame animals that are fed with these millet dumplings. It is also effective for SMILE ability holders. This ability makes it a powerful Devil Fruit that follows almost 100% of the ladle’s commands. It is exactly like the millet dumplings in the Japanese fairy tale Momotaro. However, the weak point of Devil Fruit is that it can only brainwash animals.