I don't think so. What is the point of telling us about the Eve tree, and not mentioning Enies Lobby? Everyone would be disappointed when 400 chapters later Oda says "well guys, remember that whole Enies Lobby sunlight mystery? There's the Eve tree".
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Planetary theory
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This Thread and Theory shouldn't get buried!
The Six Moons actualy explaines a lot:
the extreme wheather paterns… compases not working (in the GL)... Different climate and weather islands.. why Enes Lobby is allways day, why The Florian Triangle is always dark and has no stars (one of those moons is above it could be under a permanent eclipse). Oda will use (Planetary Structure and) The Six Moons to explain the whole geography of One Piece, the phenomenons, the crazy weather, calm belt, the Sky People and some parts of the Void Century.That can all begin with Monet saying something like this to Luffy "If I don't follow my orders and complete my missions then my dream will never come true"
She loves her books, she may be an astronomer, all females in the crew have rather (our-worldly/) real aspirations (Navigator, Archeologist) and now hopefully Astronomer. It takes only one crew member to convince Luffy to go somewhereSome people might complain saying they can't take a huge detour just to go to a/the moon/s but they can... all it would take is to go there is a DREAM. Luffy wants to help his nakama fulfill their dreams. If Robin finds out there is something that links to her dream and finding out the Void Century then she will want to go and if Monet does join (and is an Astronomer) then that is even more of a reason to go.
Plus we will get to see Enel. I believe that most the enemies/people the SH's met in Paradise, they will see again. Enel was used to show it is easy to go into space and to introduce a broader history of the Sky People (one that we might need to know about) and his Cover Story was the preview/snippet to the Moon Saga. We will see him again as we did not see him in the 'From The Decks of The World' cover story.
The Moon Saga will be used to fully explain the world of One Piece, something that needs a broader explanation (in geographical, astronomical and historical aspects). Nami could use being in space to help her draw her map of the world (help complete her dream), Robin could learn a bit more of history (the rest of the history of the sky people and maybe something on the Void Century) and Monet could complete her dream (if it is to go to space)...
STRAW HATS TO THE MOON
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If the Straw Hats go to the moon, Oda should just kill himself
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I dont know if this is canon, but in the op movie about mecha island, which is on german tv atm, they have to solve a riddle. Something about a white snake ant two moons. Usopp mentions that there is only one moon and lord ratchet has only one moon on his machine in his laboratory.
Like i said, idk if this is canon, but i think it is, because oda would not let something this important be in an movie if it wasnt true
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I dont know if this is canon, but in the op movie about mecha island, which is on german tv atm, they have to solve a riddle. Something about a white snake ant two moons. Usopp mentions that there is only one moon and lord ratchet has only one moon on his machine in his laboratory.
Like i said, idk if this is canon, but i think it is, because oda would not let something this important be in an movie if it wasnt true
That's why Shanks had 2 arms when he met Ace … :ninja:
And Movie aren't cannon with the exception of movie 10 and movie 12.
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this is good theory, i dont get why some people have to be sarcastic all the time when they dont like a certain theory personally…i mean, its actually not dumb...it has an explanation, even if you cant see it personally.
in one piece anything can happen so i welcome this theory, it might not come true, but hey, this is what makes the forums fun. i would hate to see a forum where everyone needs to agree and on everything and dictate what is stupid and what is logical when logic cant even really apply in one piece (or a shounen series in general)
and enel actually went to the moon without a spacesuit...its canon, the spaceys went to blue sea with just a balloon....so who can say the adventure should not go to space? the strawhats went up in the sky, underwater and maybe even underground. its a welcome theory for me.
EDIT: i just remembered oda mentioning in SBS (correct me if im wrong) to watch out for the phases of the moon since it would be a major part of the story....i think its possible astronomy could be also tackled in the series.
if astronomy is linked to the void century and such as what the theory implies, then i think nico robin is enough.
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Although the theory is very creative i really hope that the moons won´t play a role in the story.
Why not? wouldn't be interesting if the moons had something to do with the void century? to see another civilization on one of the moons? or to see Zoro cut one of the moons in half at the end of the series?
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cyborgs, skeleton, talking animals, fishmen, winged dudes, giants, bigger giants, centaurs, harpy, monster plants, weather people, fighting baboons, homos and other stuffs exist in one piece world…space adventure would not be too far fetched really.
im glad oda is trying to cover every aspect of imagination.
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If the Straw Hats go to space, One Piece will officially become "The Simpsons" of shonen manga, doing pretty much everything…and then some.
All that would be left is the multiverse and dimension-hopping.
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I love that multiple moons would explain the odd weather but so far I have always looked at those other things as planets. It looks like one of them has it's own moon as well. Can moons be so big that they have their own moon?
If we hadn't already seen multiple night scenes with only one moon I might think other wise.
Folks who read One Piece… Just better people. ¯\(ツ)/¯
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I love that multiple moons would explain the odd weather but so far I have always looked at those other things as planets. It looks like one of them has it's own moon as well. Can moons be so big that they have their own moon?
If we hadn't already seen multiple night scenes with only one moon I might think other wise.
It is possible for a moon to have its own sub-satellite under certain conditions. So applied to the context of One Piece's world, sure why not.
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I love that multiple moons would explain the odd weather but so far I have always looked at those other things as planets. It looks like one of them has it's own moon as well. Can moons be so big that they have their own moon?
If we hadn't already seen multiple night scenes with only one moon I might think other wise.
Different moons could become visible at different times.
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Speaking of moons, I was thinking of Enel's cover story and all the wierd events that took place. But, look at this theory here one onemanga.com forums.
http://forum.onemanga.com/showthread.php?t=100308
Maybe something like "grey aliens" will have a big role in the story.
Remember the Space Pirates from Enel's cover story?
Now look at their Jolly Roger.
It's pretty obvious that Oda is hinting at the appearance of "grey aliens" later on in the series.
And maybe these Space Pirates are minions of these aliens.
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I love that multiple moons would explain the odd weather but so far I have always looked at those other things as planets. It looks like one of them has it's own moon as well. Can moons be so big that they have their own moon?
If we hadn't already seen multiple night scenes with only one moon I might think other wise.
I think we talked about this 6 months ago in the Tenryuubito Theory thread; Astronomers can say with near certainty that there are no moons with moons in our solar system. But that doesn’t mean it’s physically impossible, but small Planets can have their own moons. Pluto(no longer a planet) has 1 and Mars has 2.
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I'll just post a shorter/edited version my original post from back than.The Gorosei (五老星 Gorōsei?, literally meaning "Five Elder Stars"
The World Nobles (世界貴族 Sekai Kizoku?), also known as the Celestial Dragons (天竜人 Tenryūbito?, literally meaning "Heavenly Dragon Folks"Skypieans - are the ones with the antenna
Shandians - are the ones with the Chief Indian(fish) hat.
Birkans - are the ones with wide wings.
Skypieans originate from the moon, along with the Bilkans and Shandorians leaving behind their friends the Spaceys. When resources on the moon were used up they, along with the Shandorians and Bilkan, moved to the Blue Seas. At some point the three races separated and became what they are today.I don't think Aliens or Space travel is Farfetched considering what we have already seen so far. Also those hints in the Titles of the their names Oda is dropping on us would make sense.
Heavenly Dragon Folks
Five Elders Stars It would make sense that there are Aliens.And I believe those are Planets NOT Moons.
- Six Planets in the solar system including earth. 2 of them are Moons.
- 1 moon belongs to earth and the other moon belongs to the Planet with the stars.
- The planet with the stars might be the planet the Heavenly Dragon Folks came from.
- So the Theory about the Five Elder Stars representing each of those planets might be possible, with the Planet with the stars and the moon being their supreme in command planet.
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This is my take on this. I don't think all those Planets are moons.Edit:Just so some people might think those are moons because they're too small to be planets than have a look a this.
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I'm thinking the same thing AppleSauce, and since in pop culture, aliens are able to shapeshift, maybe that's what the Five Elder Stars and Celestial Dragons are doing.
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I'm thinking the same thing AppleSauce, and since in pop culture, aliens are able to shapeshift, maybe that's what the Five Elder Stars and Celestial Dragons are doing.
well I don't think they have to shape shift at all. There could be aliens who look exactly like humans.
Like Saiyans for example. Sure its a different manga but DBZ is a big inspiration for Oda.
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well I don't think they have to shape shift at all. There could be aliens who look exactly like humans.
Like Saiyans for example. Sure its a different manga but DBZ is a big inspiration for Oda.
Or just look at the People with wings. They are people who are from the moon who look like humans but have wings.I guess so, but the thing that throws me off is that the Jolly Roger of the Space Pirates shows that skull with a huge cranium. Unless they are just humans with big heads.
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Now look at their Jolly Roger.
http://images1.wikia.nocookie.net/__cb20110524011603/onepiece/images/d/df/SpacePirateFlag.jpg
And some people say that Vegapunk has similiar head. He is an alien. Calling it now.
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And some people say that Vegapunk has similiar head. He is an alien. Calling it now.
Or maybe aliens helped him with his technological achievements?
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@nodensuke:
I would much rather READ the theory….
Can't seem to ever make it past "Okay you guys, what is up?" in that guys videos, which is sad because I'm sure he's got some interesting ideas..Anyone care to give a quick summary of what he's going on about?
I couldn't watch more than 20 seconds of the overtly-excited-geek feel of his speech.
Then again, I can go on hours of watching The Bum Reviews by Nostalgia Critic, so I have no idea where the line is drawn. -
Maybe the ancient kingdom was no kingdom at all. It was the whole world, invaded by aliens.
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Maybe the ancient kingdom was no kingdom at all. It was the whole world, invaded by aliens.
800 years ago, an Ancient Alliance was formed by the kings of Twenty Kingdoms. During the Void Century, they fought against the Ancient Kingdom and successfully overthrew it. The Ancient Kingdom, was a kingdom said to be enormous, prosperous, and powerful. The Ancient Kingdoms defeat allowed the Ancient Alliance to become the World Government. The World Nobles also known as the Celestial Dragons, are direct descendants of these twenty kings.
Before the Ancient Kingdom was Completely defeated, the kingdom arranged for their writings to be carved onto indestructible stones, the Poneglyphs, as a means of passing messages on to future generations. The World Government later banned any research of the Poneglyphs and erased the information on the Ancient Kingdom from all historical records and texts. The Poneglyphs are now the only remaining source of information on the Ancient Kingdom or the Void Century.
Now for my theory on these matters.
We know that Shandora was built in 402 AOS(400 years before the Void Century) by the Shandorians on Earth when they came from the Moon.
We also know that 202 years ago(from our current time), the World Government signed a treaty with the Fishman Island, in an attempt to bridge the gap between the races, and the king of the island was permitted to attend the Reverie. The institution of slavery was also prohibited as a sign of good faith on the World Government's part.
Both of these Nations are Keepers of the Poneglyphs and died protecting it, not even knowing the reason why they're protecting it (Calgara/Wiper).
So Obviously the Ancient Kingdom was allied with Fishman and Shandorians because they are the Protectors of the Poneglyphs even till today. Both of these nations have some kind of promise they need to fulfill to the Ancient Kingdom.
It was the Ancient Kingdom, Shandorians, and Fishman(Maybe more nations such as Alabasta, Wano, and Elbaf also sided with the Ancient Kingdom) Vs. Ancient Alliance.
In my opinion the Ancient Alliance was made up of the Invading Aliens from the 5 planets in the Earths Solar System + Kings of the Earth who also joined them against the Ancient Kingdom. The descendants of the Human Kings are today known as Nobles, and the descendants of the Aliens Kings are the World Nobles (Celestial Dragons).
This is my take on all This.
Edit: Most of this is copy and paste from a very old thread. I might have used others ideas in this, sorry for not giving you credit.
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Am I the only one who thinks that these planets/moons aren't going to be significant at all? (except maybe the moon Enel went to)
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Am I the only one who thinks that these planets/moons aren't going to be significant at all? (except maybe the moon Enel went to)
I totally agree with you.
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Am I the only one who thinks that these planets/moons aren't going to be significant at all? (except maybe the moon Enel went to)
Reading the first page of this thread (http://apforums.net/showthread.php?t=35069) makes me want to think deeper. Also the fact that we saw Space Pirates who are most probably organic beings. I mean they had to come from somewhere(Probably Not Earth). Then we got the 3 tribes with wings who come to Earth leaving behind robots they made after using up the Moons resources.
I think the other Planets and other Species do seem significant to me after considering all that.True the theory about the 5 Elder stars and Celestial Dragon is still WAY out there since we don't know much about them but its possible.
Edit: Also we are talking about a author that has been giving so many tiny hints from the beginning of the series in so many areas that some would consider it insignificant but they turn out to be a major plot point.
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Five Elder Stars sounds like a technique from Hokuto no Ken. :ninja:
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Whether these theories are true or not, something way later in the series is gonna happen that changes everything. I'm hoping its something like the theories mentioned in this thread. Year ago, Oda said he wanted to create a sci-fi/mecha series after One Piece, but now he said he's going to put his all into One Piece (at least thats what I remember reading a few years ago). Plus he was also influence by Dragon Ball which dealt with a lot sci-fi and space oriented stuff later in the series. The potential is enormous. The thing is though if the Straw Hats go to space, no way the series is only half over.
The possibilities are endless in this series.
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Something everyone might be overlooking: Oda has only demonstrated the existence of a singular moon in the sky. It's entirely possible that the giant model is more of a geocentric solar system than proof of several moons.
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I found something interesting, which involves more on this topic.
Here it is and leave it to you to interrupt it however you want. (I'll add a few comments of what I think.)
http://trswartz.hubpages.com/hub/skypeople
The Article is quite long so I’ll post some ideas that can connect to One Piece.Ancient Contacts with the Sky People
In northern Australia, there are a number of 5,000-year-old cave paintings that show strange beings with large heads and eyes, wearing spacesuit-like garments. The Aborigines said that these creatures, called Wandjina, came down from the Milky Way during the Dreamtime and created the Earth and all its inhabitants. (The World Nobles claim to possess "the blood of this world's creators")
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Even the briefest examination of ancient civilizations will find stories of strange beings that came down from the heavens to interact with mankind and provide them with religion, knowledge, and technology. (We have the Shandians worshipping snakes, Skypiean’s Dials/robots.)
Ancient man painted scenes of their lives on outside rock walls or on the ceilings and walls of caves. These art works mostly show wild animals and sometimes people. But, all across the planet, prehistoric art also depicts strange objects and unusual humanoid creatures that do not appear to be part of the natural environment.
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(Now I know these paintings are of the Sky people on their own home but 1 tribe of these people came down and also protected the Poneglyphs, which carries a similar message.)Ancient Egyptian legends tell of the "First Time," which is described as an age when sky gods came down to Earth and raised the land from the mud and water. They supposedly traveled through the air in flying boats and brought laws and wisdom to man through a royal line of pharaohs.
In North America, legend has it that around 720 AD, the struggling Cahokian tribes along the Mississippi river in Illinois were dying of famine and disease. On the brink of collapse, they were supposedly visited by numerous robed beings from the sky who offered them the knowledge and technology needed to save their civilization from extinction. They soon became prosperous and by 1050 AD, had become one of the most powerful cultures on the continent.
(Ancient Kingdom Visited by Shandians? OR maybe its Noland visiting Calgara…)The Fish Gods of Mesopotamia and the Philistines
The ancient Semitic deity Dagon, starting around 2500 BC, was worshiped by the people who lived in what is now Israel. Dagon was believed to be one of the four sons of Anu, the lord of heaven. From his navel down, Dagon had the tail of a fish, and from his navel up, the form of a man. The Philistines believed that Dagon flew down from the sky in a ball of fire and taught mankind the ways of the plow and agriculture.
As well, a history of Mesopotamia written in the third century BC by Berossus, a Babylonian priest, stated that ancient man lived in a lawless manner like beasts until there appeared a creature whose name was Oannes or Ea, meaning the "fish of heaven." Oannes' body was like a fish and "under the fish's head he had another head, and connected to the fish's tail, he had feet similar to those of a man."
Oannes taught mankind writing and math, and was said to stay in the sea every evening. But when he departed for the last time, he flew up into the sky and returned to the heavens.
Other ancient peoples have legends of amphibious, fish-like creatures from the stars. For example, the Dogon tribe of Mali, Africa refer to beings called Nommo, who were said to have humanoid upper torsos, and a fish-like lower torso and tail.
The amphibious gods of ancient times may have been nothing more than legends created to explain a time that was beyond human recollection. It seems, however, beyond coincidence that these fish-like beings of myth all hailed from the ocean of stars above us, rather than the terrestrial oceans of water. We are left with a multitude of questions and few real answers. Perhaps planet Earth from space beckons with its blue oceans to those who long for their own blue home, lost somewhere among the vast firmament of stars.(James Cameron - The Abyss anyone?) I HIGHLY doubt that Fishmen are from space as well but it could be a possibility. Just throwing this out there, It’s not a theory or anything just tossing up ideas and maybe someone might be able to make some connections that I missed.
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dude you are boring.
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dude you are boring.
I'm not here to entertain you am I…
You can however find happiness in the LOL thread in the General Section.
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The thing about lots of ancient civilization tells about Beings/Gods/Deities coming from the sky creating us, its really not that surprising or remarkable. From the very beginning, mankind has always been fascinated with the sky. The sun, moon, stars; all these things that are way beyond their reach. So of course they would believe that some Deity from the heavens come down to give life.
Since that is the most reasonable, intuitive explanation about life and the skies (for that time), its not that surprising almost every ancient civilization on earth come up with those kinds of stories.
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The will of D are descendants of the rulers of the ancient is my theory.
