The ULTIMATE One Piece Lore Iceberg
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There are eighteen races in One Piece with only three capable of controlling elements like water and fire, connecting to the ancient history of the Void Century and the search for the One Piece treasure. Various lore details, including the Warlord and Emperor systems, Joy Boy's significance, and the rise of Imu in the world government, hint at hidden secrets, advanced civilizations, and potential weapons that could shape the future of the One Piece world.
Insights
- The One Piece treasure on Laugh Tale contains items from a legendary figure and Gol D. Roger, with Poneglyphs crucial for reaching it.
- The Ancient Kingdom's defeat by the World Government led to the erasure of history during the Void Century, shaping the world's current state.
- Various races in the One Piece world face oppression, slavery, and discrimination, highlighting ongoing social issues despite official outlawing.
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Summary
00:00
"One Piece Lore: Races, Wars, Treasures"
- There are Eighteen different races in One Piece, with only three capable of controlling elements like water and fire.
- A confirmed one-thousand-year-long war predates the void century.
- Three ancient, magical trees, thousands of years old, exist, with one potentially growing inside the Red Line.
- Diving into the One Piece Lore Iceberg, starting from surface-level lore to the deepest secrets of tier 6.
- The One Piece treasure, located on Laugh Tale, includes items left by a legendary figure and Gol D. Roger's treasure.
- Poneglyphs, giant stones, reveal the ancient history of the Void Century, with Road Poneglyphs crucial for finding Laugh Tale.
- The Ancient Kingdom, defeated by the World Government, led to the erasure of history during the Void Century.
- The Grand Line, home to the strongest pirates and marines, holds lore about the mythical All Blue and the Red Line.
- The Warlord system involves strong pirates working for the World Government, with Dracule Mihawk being the strongest swordsman.
- The Emperor system comprises the four strongest pirate crews in the New World, forming the Three Great Powers of the One Piece World.
14:37
"Secrets of One Piece: Freedom and Legends"
- Joy Boy is associated with the idea of freedom for various races in the world, hinting that the One Piece may be related to freedom, possibly as a weapon or crucial information against the world government.
- The legendary ancient hero, Sword God Ryuma from Wano, was encountered by Zoro during the Thriller Bark arc, revealing his status as a national hero who defended Wano during its golden era.
- Wano's geography suggests it may have been formed by multiple islands merged together, supported by the presence of Continent Pullers, a race of giants.
- Slavery, though outlawed by the World Government, still exists, with various races like the mink tribe and dwarves facing oppression and enslavement.
- Lunarians, a powerful race with angelic wings, were once considered gods and derive their strength from a magical flame on their backs, making them nearly invincible.
- Giants, notably from Elbaf, are a formidable race with warriors equivalent to a hundred normal humans, residing in various locations worldwide.
- The Treasure tree Adam, Sunlight Tree Eve, and Tree of Knowledge hold significant importance in the One Piece world, with the latter being the oldest confirmed event in the story.
- Sky people, originating from the moon, descended to Earth, leading to alliances with the Shandian tribe and the discovery of an ancient weapon's location.
- The legendary captains of the Giant Pirate crew engaged in a never-ending duel on Little Garden a century ago, showcasing a tragic conflict between friends.
- Brook's backstory involving Laboon, a baby whale, hints at secrets related to the One Piece, with Crocus and Silvers Rayleigh being among the few individuals aware of the treasure's true nature.
29:08
"Road Poneglyphs, Ancient Weapons, and World Government"
- There are four Road Poneglyphs leading to Laugh Tale, with a total of thirty poneglyphs scattered worldwide.
- Nine Rio Poneglyphs detail the history of the Ancient Kingdom, while others contain various messages or locations of poneglyphs and weapons.
- Alabasta housed a poneglyph rumored to hold information about the Ancient Weapon Poseidon, suggesting a historical alliance with the Ancient Kingdom.
- Poneglyphs were also found in Skypiea, Ohara, and Fishman Island, each revealing unique information, such as Joy Boy's apology letter.
- The discovery of a Road Poneglyph atop a giant elephant unveiled the necessity of gathering all Road Poneglyphs to reach the One Piece, akin to Roger's journey.
- Robin deciphered a hidden Road Poneglyph in Wano after defeating Kaido, unveiling the presence of the Ancient Weapon Pluton in Wano.
- Poseidon, Pluton, and Uranus are the three Ancient Weapons, with Poseidon's power to control Sea Kings being a crucial secret.
- Pluton, located in Wano, is speculated to be a ship, potentially requiring Wano's borders to be opened for its release.
- Uranus, a weapon ruling the air, was hinted at in the manga when it destroyed Lulusia, suggesting its immense power and World Government control.
- The world government's formation by twenty original rulers led to the creation of Celestial Dragons, with Imu's mysterious rise to power raising questions about the government's origins.
43:13
Ancient technology and weapon speculation in One Piece
- Speculation is made about the possibility of a weapon causing a disaster that wiped out Lulusia and the potential connection to a giant hole below Enies Lobby.
- The theory is proposed that the same weapon may have been used before, leading to the destruction of an important location, possibly Laugh Tale.
- The past civilization is revealed to have been more technologically advanced than the current era, with Dr. Vegapunk struggling to catch up to their technology.
- The World Government is suggested to have erased much of the advanced technology from the world, possibly for the greater good.
- The lore of the ancient world is expanded upon, hinting at the possibility of winged people fleeing to the moon using advanced technology.
- Devil Fruits are speculated to be technology-based creations, with the potential for advanced societies to create powerful abilities.
- Zunesha, the giant elephant, is discussed in relation to potentially unlocking Pluton and its role in the ancient kingdom.
- The dark past of Dressrosa involving racism under the rule of the Donquixote family is revealed, leading to the Riku family taking over and freeing the slaves.
- Big Mom's dream of creating a paradise for all races is mentioned, with the giants, Lunarians, and Buccaneer tribe being notable exceptions on Whole Cake Island.
- The possibility of devil fruits possessing their own spirits is suggested, with hints from the Gorosei and Luffy's experience awakening his fruit.
57:08
"Origins, betrayals, and mysteries in One Piece"
- In the manga, the original twenty rulers' family names are Nerona, Donquixote, Nefertari, and the five Elders are Jaygarcia, Marcus, Topman, Ethanbaron, and Shepherd.
- The Garling family may be another founding family, but their status as one of the original twenty kings is unconfirmed.
- Neferatri Lili disappeared at the end of the Void Century, possibly hunted down and killed by the world government or creating the Island of Women, Amazon Lili.
- Lili rejected other nobles and sided with the Ancient Kingdom due to an event with Imu.
- Imu might have had their age frozen while a child, hinted by their speech style and small appearance on the Empty throne.
- The Long Arm and Long Legs tribes have been in a war for over a thousand years, separate from the Void Century conflicts.
- No person has drowned during the current story of One Piece, hinting at a significant event in the future, possibly involving Imu or Blackbeard.
