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Hello, I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast! In this analysis blog, we’ll explore the foreshadowing of traitors in One Piece. Let’s revisit the astonishing facts and subtle hints together, diving deep into the intricacies of the story! Join me on a journey to rediscover the charm of One Piece, from Kanjuro’s cold-hearted lettuce roll to Denjiro’s surprising double life and X Drake’s betrayal of the Marines. Let’s immerse ourselves in the world of One Piece and uncover the hidden truths! 1. Kanjuro’s Betrayal and Foreshadowing Kanjuro’s betrayal, revealed in the Wano Country Arc, shocked many readers. As a spy for the Kurozumi family, he reported Kin’emon and the others’ movements to Orochi. This foreshadowing was cleverly laid out from the early stages of the story. ・Food Foreshadowing The “lettuce roll” Kanjuro ate when he first appeared was a foreshadowing of his betrayal. The flower language of lettuce is “cold-hearted person,” symbolizing Kanjuro’s cold nature. ・Drawing Foreshadowing The reason behind Kanjuro’s poor drawing skills was also foreshadowed. He deliberately drew poorly with his left hand. However, in the Wano Country past arc, Kanjuro was shown handling chopsticks and swords with his right hand, revealing the disguise. ・Vivre Card Foreshadowing The Vivre Card incident in the Zou Arc was another significant foreshadowing.

Hello! I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast. Here’s a question for you all: what would you do if you were told that “the world will eventually sink into the sea”? Living on an island nation like Japan, it feels terrifying, as there’s seemingly no escape. Interestingly, such a scenario might be unfolding in the world of One Piece. Today, I bring you a shocking analysis of One Piece’s history. The Egghead arc revealed astonishing truths, shedding new light on Luffy, Vegapunk, and the legendary Joy Boy. Prepare to dive into an adventure that will excite and thrill you! Please enjoy the read till the end. Vegapunk’s Broadcast: The Situation on Egghead Island In the Egghead arc, Vegapunk’s broadcast drew significant attention. The situation on Egghead Island was extremely tense before the broadcast began, with Luffy and his crew, including Dory and Brogy, battling the Navy while attempting to escape. Luffy, in particular, faced a series of boss-level enemies, raising concerns about his stamina. Luffy often fought in his Gear 5 (Nika) form, showcasing overwhelming power, but it was clear that his stamina was reaching its limits. The battles on Egghead Island were becoming increasingly intense. The World Sinking into the Sea: The Truth of the Void Century The most shocking revelation from Vegapunk’s broadcast was the fact that the world would sink into the sea.

Self-Introduction and Article Overview: Hello, I’m KENTA, a Japanese manga enthusiast! In this article, we will delve into one of the biggest mysteries in One Piece—the Great Kingdom. We’ll explore how this kingdom is connected to the “D. Clan” and “Luffy’s ultimate dream,” uncovering astonishing facts along the way. Join me as we unravel the deep intricacies of the One Piece world! With the series nearing its final chapter, I’m feeling a mix of excitement to see the climax and sadness at its impending conclusion. Now, let’s get started! What is the Great Kingdom? First, let’s talk about what we know about the Great Kingdom. The Great Kingdom is a legendary nation that once existed in the world of One Piece. Despite being mentioned several times, its name has yet to be revealed. First Mention The existence of the Great Kingdom was first revealed in Chapter 395, when Dr. Clover, who was researching the Void Century, mentioned it. The Void Century refers to the period between 900 and 800 years ago, before the formation of the World Government. Events from that time have been systematically erased by the World Government, and not even the name of the kingdom is widely known.

Hello, manga enthusiasts! I’m KENTA, a passionate fan of manga. Today, we will explore one of the biggest mysteries in ‘ONE PIECE’: why the Roger Pirates burst into laughter at Laugh Tale. Join me on this journey to unravel the hidden truths of the Void Century and the D Clan! This article is packed with exciting insights that will keep you on the edge of your seat, so don’t miss out! In the world of ‘ONE PIECE,’ the recent developments have been nothing short of astonishing, continuously captivating readers. Among these revelations, one of the most shocking was Vegapunk’s statement that the Roger Pirates know the truth about the Void Century. Today, we will delve into why the Roger Pirates laughed so heartily when they reached the final island, Laugh Tale. Who are the Roger Pirates? First, let’s revisit the Roger Pirates. The captain is Gol D. Roger, the first person to conquer the Grand Line, earning him the title of “Pirate King.” After their journey, the Roger Pirates disbanded, and Roger surrendered to the Marines and was executed in his hometown, Loguetown. However, the Roger Pirates are noteworthy not just because of Roger. Many of the crew also reached Laugh Tale and are believed to know the truth about the Void Century and the D Clan.

Introduction: What is D? In “ONE PIECE,” the letter D plays a crucial role. The D in the names of characters like Monkey D. Luffy and Gol D. Roger is one of the central mysteries of the story. Today, we will thoroughly analyze the meaning of this enigmatic D. Those who bear the D in their name are known as the “D clan” and are said to inherit the “Will of D.” The only ones who know the true meaning of D are members of Roger’s pirate crew and a select few Celestial Dragons. It’s clear that the D’s significance will play an essential role in the future developments of the story. Bearers of the Name D The Clan that Inherits the Name D In the world of “ONE PIECE,” those who bear the name D come from diverse backgrounds. Luffy, Portgas D. Ace, and Monkey D. Dragon inherited their D from their parents, but there are also those who bear the name without a direct bloodline. For example, Trafalgar D. Water Law hid his D name. There may be others who also keep their D name a secret. Relationship with the World Government Those with the name D are considered a threat by the World Government, which tries to prevent their name from spreading.

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!　This is KENTA, who recently went to Thailand on a trip. The Pad Thai was very delicious. In this issue, we will discuss the location of Raftel based on the foreshadowing in the main story of One Piece. The final destination of the Straw Hat gang in One Piece is Raftel. There has been a lot of foreshadowing, but the full extent of it is still shrouded in mystery. What is Raftel? Episode 105. The last island of the Grand Line, whose existence is revealed for the first time. “It is the last stop on the Grand Line, and the only people in history to have identified the island are a band of pirate kings. It’s an island of legend.” And a shocking fact revealed in Episode 967. “Why don’t we give this [last island], where no one has been able to go for 800 years, a name like this! Raftel.” It turns out that the name [Rafter] is English for [Laugh Tale], a funny story, and that it was Roger who named it. At first, we thought that we could get there by continuing through the Grand Line, but it turned out that we could not get there by log-posting in Episode 818.