Enies Lobby's waterfall and Water 7's fountain

[andrew86]

A thought just occured to me the other day as I was reading back through the Water 7 arc. Perhaps Water 7's huge fountain gets it's water from Enies Lobby's giant wanterfall. All that water has to go somewhere, right? And it seems the falling water has enough pressure to travel through a series of caverns underneath the ocean floor that open up on Water 7's Island, thus creating a fountain.
It's highly unlikely that the technology exists to create a pump large enough to run Water 7's fountain, so that's out of the question.

What are your thoughts?

[ChopChopCannon]

Another one of the effects the ancient weapons had on the Grand Line.

Of course, the 'ancient weapons creating the Grand Line' theory is just that, a theory, but I think it's true. Ater all, it makes sense, what with nuclear weapons mutating the landscape and all that jazz.

[Admiral Wolfpox]

Seriously, this is the exact same thing I've said a couple times before, back when I first saw the whole in Enies Lobby. I'm not upset, I'm actually glad that someone else agrees and thought of it on their own.

I think it only makes sense, and it explains why the fountain of Water 7 didn't go dry, even with the low tide of Aqua Laguna.

[GearSecond]

Yeah, and like a real fountain, you'll notice there's always some water that isn't being pumped there yet. Otherwise Chopper wouldn't have had a problem. By pumped, I of course mean moved, in this case by natural forces. People have made a ton of connections between Enies Lobby and Water 7.