Have you ever wondered why Eiichiro Oda covers his face and he changes it to a fish every time they ask for a photo of himself or a drawing of himself? Maybe you thought that he was shy, that he had some complex or that he just didn’t want to become famous and be recognized and stopped every time he goes out on the street. In fact, it may still be for one of those reasons, but ‘One Piece’ manga chapter 1113 suggests another option. What if the author had been hinting at the end of his work in all those underwater self-portraits? Because the so-called “Egghead incident”, the event that was going to “cause a shock never seen before,” has already been revealed. Vegapunk has announced that The world of ‘One Piece’ is going to sink into the sea and believe it or not, that makes everything make sense.
Because maybe the Celestial Dragons They were not wearing astronaut suits, but rather diver suits.. Maybe her city, Mary Geoise, was built on top of a mountain to prevent this moment and to make it so. the only one that prevails after the flood.
Maybe Sanji’s dream of seeing All Blue is not crazy, but what will happen when the level of the oceans rises and exceeds the Red Line. Nothing would separate them then and they would join together forming an infinite ocean with all the species of fish there are and to be had.
Have you also noticed that all members of Gol D. Roger’s band, the former Pirate King, are you ready for this moment? Crocus created a house for himself inside Laboon, the whale, and Rayleigh set up a business on Fishman Island that consists of “coating” ships so that they can submerge and sail under the sea. AND if One Piece Piece had anything to do with it? What if what they found in Laugh Tale tipped them off?
But be careful because they are not the only ones who this event seems to “favor.” What do you say about Shanks? It has been repeated several times that neither he nor any member of his crew is a devil fruit user. Or what is the same, the sea does not affect them negatively and they would not be at risk of drowning, as would happen to Luffy, Blackbeard and many of their crew. This re-links the redhead to the Celestial Dragons, triggers conspiracy theories and makes him the strongest and best positioned candidate to find One Piece.
Sit down because we’re just getting started. There are many more pieces of the puzzle that have suddenly fallen into place. Has no one asked How Impel Down was created, the Navy prison? If floods are cyclical as has been said, the answer is easy. Level 5 of the prison was once above ground.
From one construction to another. Do you remember when Iceburg, the mayor of Water 7, commented that he wanted his city to float? Now that madness makes all the sense in the world. The canals and elevator system of the Water Capital they just turned it into one of the safest destinations from all over the Grand Line.
It’s going to touch more than one refresh the Fishman Island arch and all references to Noah, the Ship of Promise. He was kind of Noah’s ark that Joy Boy gave to the inhabitants for when he arrived “the promised day”. It ended up practically destroyed due to the confrontation between Hody Jones and Luffy, although the sea kings saved its remains and talked about fixing it, Will they have had time?
Now think about Tequila Wolf, that country where Robin ended up in the time skip. A corner of the East Blue where they worked in a colossal bridge (well above sea level) with the intention of uniting all the islands of the world.
And remember also Wano and that strange arrangement that the island had. The country was protected from the outside world because of the strange reliefs on its periphery. Does that mean it will be exposed once everything floods? Will it mark Yamato’s return to the main stage? Not to mention the submerged city in its surroundings, marine remains that are repeated over and over again on the islands of the Grand Line.
Not to mention Zou Island. Even the design of Alabasta It seems designed for a later flood!
Everything, but absolutely everything, just fit into ‘One Piece’ and makes you want to start reading the story from the beginning to try to discern since when Oda has had this movement in mind. How many things we haven’t figured out yet will be affected by the flood? Will it matter that Enel is now on the moon and that the tides depend on it? Could it not be Im Sama, the final villain, that sea demon spoken of in Japanese folklore?
There is only one word to describe the ending of chapter 1,113 of the manga: Goda. We can’t wait to see what flooding the world entails in the next episode.
