One Piece - I'm Gonna Be the Pirate King!

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If that was true, you'd only need three of them. Laugh Tale would be at the midpoint of one of the triangle's sides, and you could check all three.

I assume the ponyglyphs aren't that simple. Like, you may need all four to figure out the proper positioning of the markers. Something more like a jigsaw puzzle than simple GPS markers.

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If that was true, you'd only need three of them. Laugh Tale would be at the midpoint of one of the triangle's sides, and you could check all three.
it could also be that each poneglyph has part of a phrase or password you need for laugh tale to even show up. otherwise someone surely could have found it on accident eventually. its like how nobody would know skypiea exists if not for ships occasionally getting caught in the knock up stream.
 
I thought The idea is that all four road gylphs will reveal the location of Laugh Tale, rather than the location being on a single one. Which is part of why the glyphs are a big deal and why we got things like Shanks receiving the glyphs from Kidd after Divine Departure: even with all his past with Roger, Shanks is basically starting from zero.
The Four Road Glyphs lead to Laugh Tale, but until Roger got to Loadstar and found out that Loadstar was not the last Island, even Roger thought it was the last one because he said they were giddy about what they might find because the "last" Island was supposed to be full of treasure. Roger thought the Poneglyphs were just cultural relics until he found out (Presumably from something on Loadstar).

Gol then equates forbidding people from Reading the Poneglyphs to forbidding people from going to the last island.

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Now apparently Laugh Tale has the full story of the Void Century, but it seems that the Poneglyphs have enough for Vegapunk to be able to make some pretty specific comments (I would say guesses but Vegapunk prefaced his speech by saying he isn't going to bring up any speculation so everything he said is something he got from a Poneglyph) despite not having information from Gol's crew (I imagine if Vegapunk got info from a Roger pirate he would have pumped them for the full story)

So Vegapunk got enough information to know that the Roger Pirates know everything from a Poneglyph so one of them has to mention The Last Island having the full story somewhere.
 
Now apparently Laugh Tale has the full story of the Void Century
IIRC, Robin’s point was that one needed all the poneglyphs they had already acquired, so it’s more like Laugh Tale would have the points that connect everything. That or it’s the part that made Roger laugh, like the poneglyphs are the setup to a joke, and on Laugh Tale you finally get the punchline to that joke.
So Vegapunk got enough information to know that the Roger Pirates know everything from a Poneglyph so one of them has to mention The Last Island having the full story somewhere.
Didn’t Robin ask Rayleigh about the Void Century, only for Rayleigh to say that it’s better if Robin to find it out herself? Along with Usopp asking about The One Piece only for Luffy to shut him up?
 
Didn’t Robin ask Rayleigh about the Void Century, only for Rayleigh to say that it’s better if Robin to find it out herself?
He was willing to spill the beans if Robin pushed him, he just thinks it would be best for Robin to see it for herself because she might come to a different conclusion than Roger did.

Also I guess if Robin jumped to "You guys know what the will of D. is and the true history" then the Poneglyphs have to at least imply that The Last Island has the Truth of the World attached to it.

like the poneglyphs are the setup to a joke, and on Laugh Tale you finally get the punchline to that joke.
Yes but I think it is more likely that the Last Poneglyph has a recap or summary of the rest because Roger couldn't have gotten them all because the Alabasta one was hidden in the Royal Mausoleum and I assume that if Roger had gotten in there it would have been brought up at some point because the Future King of the Pirates breaking into the Nefertiti Tomb would have been noteworthy.

Crocodile even stated it would be nearly impossible to find without being shown where the hidden passage was.
 
Yes but I think it is more likely that the Last Poneglyph has a recap or summary of the rest because Roger couldn't have gotten them all because the Alabasta one was hidden in the Royal Mausoleum and I assume that if Roger had gotten in there it would have been brought up at some point because the Future King of the Pirates breaking into the Nefertiti Tomb would have been noteworthy.

Crocodile even stated it would be nearly impossible to find without being shown where the hidden passage was.
Wasn’t the other thing about the poneglyphs that there are about 30 in total, but only about 9 are necessary for the true history of the world to be revealed by the Rio Poneglyph? I think that the idea is that the last one isn’t a summary, but instead would be what to do now that everything has clicked and fallen into place, albeit in a way that either A. Luffy does it while Robin or others are contemplating what everything means, or B. Whatever the poneglyph said is done in a way Luffy is like Homer Simpson saying “whatever you say, Mr, Billboard!”

There’s also option C. Laugh Tale has a poneglyph like the Rosetta Stone, where the text helps to translate the poneglyphs while also giving the true history of the world.
 
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Wasn’t the other thing about the poneglyphs that there are about 30 in total, but only about 9 are necessary for the true history of the world to be revealed by the Rio Poneglyph? I think that the idea is that the last one isn’t a summary, but instead would be what to do now that everything has clicked and fallen into place, albeit in a way that either A. Luffy does it while Robin or others are contemplating what everything means, or B. Whatever the poneglyph said is done in a way Luffy is like Homer Simpson saying “whatever you say, Mr, Billboard!”

There’s also option C. Laugh Tale has a poneglyph like the Rosetta Stone, where the text helps to translate the poneglyphs while also giving th true history of the world.
I generally thing Laugh Tale is multiple things including a Summary/Full History of everything.

Unless Imu is a peak lolcow there has to be something dangerous to him or actively preventing him from finishing "His world" (He told Rocks that His world was not finished)

Also a Giant Pile of Fucking Gold because you know..Luffy and Co deserve all of the gold.
 
Something kinda interesting happened. Johnny Depp made an appearance onstage today at Tokyo Comic Convention 2025.
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Hiroaki Hirata, the VA for Sanji and Depp’s seiyuu, appeared, “I have a friend who draws a certain manga about pirates..,” before presenting Depp with noren curtain of Jack Sparrow drawn by Oda.
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Only video of it I can find rn:
https://youtube.com/watch?v=8N4sB-KNJp4PreserveTube
For those who have no idea what this sketch was based on.
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Also, Paru, daughter of the creator of Baki & The creator of Beastars/Sanda spent hours in line just to meet him there kek.
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BTW, there are some actual retards on Reddit [A] who still think he was in the wrong.
This explains Ponio's recent fanart.

As for the manga, it's obvious now that Harald met the same fate as Rocks- possessed, rampaging, and begging to be put down. If Loki actually was involved, it was at Harald's request. I think Harald is meant to be seen as a well-intentioned fool. It's clear reaching out to the rest of the world improved Elbaf, but completely abandoning the warrior culture was always going to be a mistake. Every nation needs some form of defense, after all. I will cut him some slack because Imu's existence is kept under wraps, but at the same time, the slave comment was really tempting fate.

I also don't think Loki proposed to Lola. Linlin wanted a Giant son-in-law, the giants wanted to get rid of Loki, and Loki probably said everything he could to make Lola reject him.
 
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This explains Ponio's recent fanart.

As for the manga, it's obvious now that Harald met the same fate as Rocks- possessed, rampaging, and begging to be put down. If Loki actually was involved, it was at Harald's request. I think Harald is meant to be seen as a well-intentioned fool. It's clear reaching out to the rest of the world improved Elbaf, but completely abandoning the warrior culture was always going to be a mistake. Every nation needs some form of defense, after all.

I also don't think Loki proposed to Lola. Linlin wanted a Giant son-in-law, the giants wanted to get rid of Loki, and Loki probably said everything he could to make Lola reject him.
Perhaps Lola is his type. Maybe he has a preference for kinda ugly women with big lips. Does not explain why he rejected Chiffon though. He might have had real feelings for Lola. Also, Lola was mentioned (by Chiffon) to want to marry a guy she liked rather than an on-sided attraction. Loki being an asshole was not mentioned by Chiffon so one can assume that he was nice. Considering how close those two were, I doubt Lola would not have said something to Chiffon.
 
Perhaps Lola is his type. Maybe he has a preference for kinda ugly women with big lips. Does not explain why he rejected Chiffon though. He might have had real feelings for Lola. Also, Lola was mentioned (by Chiffon) to want to marry a guy she liked rather than an on-sided attraction. Loki being an asshole was not mentioned by Chiffon so one can assume that he was nice. Considering how close those two were, I doubt Lola would not have said something to Chiffon.
Perhaps both of them realized the arrangement was political bullshit and rejected each other.
 
Perhaps both of them realized the arrangement was political bullshit and rejected each other.
Doubt it. To me, it looks like the last thing the giants wanted was BM at the helm but they were doing Loki a favor. BM's murder of Jorul and cannibalism are still a sour point. I can see them arranging a marriage Loki wants but no way would they want BM to be the Queen's mother on their own.
 
Doubt it. To me, it looks like the last thing the giants wanted was BM at the helm but they were doing Loki a favor. BM's murder of Jorul and cannibalism are still a sour point. I can see them arranging a marriage Loki wants but no way would they want BM to be the Queen's mother on their own.
That reminds me. Hajrudin witnessed Linlin's rampage. Even with the bad blood between him and Loki, I doubt he wanted his half-brother to be part of that family. Then again, it's possible Elbaf feared another rampage, especially now that she had family to back her up.

I still have my doubts Loki was in love with Lola, though. The narration did state that Loki gave up on love due to Estrid's rejection of him. Sure, he did eventually come to see Ida as his mother, but I don't think he's ready for romantic love. Perhaps Lola realized his proposal was forced and that's why she turned him down. Then again, this is One Piece, so perhaps she rejected him because she thought he was really blind, or better, because she wanted to be the one to propose and Loki took that away from her.
 
If Loki actually was involved, it was at Harald's request.
Having the ability to hear the voice of all things must really suck when so few other people can. Also, it's kinda hard for a nation to need an army when every citizen is basically a walking calamity, and how often is it that you get a Captain Kid at the gates?
 
That reminds me. Hajrudin witnessed Linlin's rampage. Even with the bad blood between him and Loki, I doubt he wanted his half-brother to be part of that family. Then again, it's possible Elbaf feared another rampage, especially now that she had family to back her up.

I still have my doubts Loki was in love with Lola, though. The narration did state that Loki gave up on love due to Estrid's rejection of him. Sure, he did eventually come to see Ida as his mother, but I don't think he's ready for romantic love. Perhaps Lola realized his proposal was forced and that's why she turned him down. Then again, this is One Piece, so perhaps she rejected him because she thought he was really blind, or better, because she wanted to be the one to propose and Loki took that away from her.
I think that Harudjin would be fine with whatever made Loki happy and Lola is nice (even if she is ugly and stupid). I doubt anyone would force Loki to marry into the Charlotte Family. They would ally with Whitebeard or Shanks before BM.
 
I generally thing Laugh Tale is multiple things including a Summary/Full History of everything.

Unless Imu is a peak lolcow there has to be something dangerous to him or actively preventing him from finishing "His world" (He told Rocks that His world was not finished)

Also a Giant Pile of Fucking Gold because you know..Luffy and Co deserve all of the gold.
i think laugh tale will be the place where we are finally sat down and told everything start to finish. but i also think there will be more to it than that. people think generally that roger laughed when he got to laugh tale because of something funny. but what if it was not happy laughter? everyone with the will of d tends to die smiling or laughing for example.

what if rogers laughter was just him accepting his death and choosing to do the most with the end of his life as he could. what if laugh tale just further explains why nika is seen as a god of destruction and that no matter what anybody tries to do about it all land is going to be swallowed by the ocean while only the true king of the world sits above all else on his throne. (this is where luffy does his usual luffy thing and fights back)



That reminds me. Hajrudin witnessed Linlin's rampage. Even with the bad blood between him and Loki, I doubt he wanted his half-brother to be part of that family. Then again, it's possible Elbaf feared another rampage, especially now that she had family to back her up.

I still have my doubts Loki was in love with Lola, though. The narration did state that Loki gave up on love due to Estrid's rejection of him. Sure, he did eventually come to see Ida as his mother, but I don't think he's ready for romantic love. Perhaps Lola realized his proposal was forced and that's why she turned him down. Then again, this is One Piece, so perhaps she rejected him because she thought he was really blind, or better, because she wanted to be the one to propose and Loki took that away from her.
i always figured loki had a thing for lola because lola reminded him of ida given how lola even though she was big moms daughter was not really special like some of the others. so she just kind of existed.

maybe in his head loki thought marrying lola would make people like him more (since he does have a caring side he keeps hidden) but lola running away and big mom trying to pass off her sister in her place made him lose it because it was just more proof in his mind that he was a monster and nobody would ever love him the way ida did. so he went on a rampage.
 
but i also think there will be more to it than that. people think generally that roger laughed when he got to laugh tale because of something funny. but what if it was not happy laughter
When Roger and his crew laughed, he straight said he lived in the same time as Joy Boy, and called it a funny story. I think it’s been established why there was laughing.


think laugh tale will be the place where we are finally sat down and told everything start to finish. but i also think there will be more to it than that.
That all determines on if the final war is settled or not. And then there’s the part of Luffy’s real dream, which was the same one Roger had, and IIRC what Koby vowed to prevent from becoming reality. I feel like if anything is explained, it’s always in the form of what happened in the past, some future prophecy, or either of those things explained in the context of whatever Luffy is currently doing. I doubt Oda is just going to do a straight exposition dump.
 
That all determines on if the final war is settled or not. And then there’s the part of Luffy’s real dream, which was the same one Roger had, and IIRC what Koby vowed to prevent from becoming reality. I feel like if anything is explained, it’s always in the form of what happened in the past, some future prophecy, or either of those things explained in the context of whatever Luffy is currently doing. I doubt Oda is just going to do a straight exposition dump.
if i remember Koby's dream was that he wanted to be a powerful marine basically an admiral. Naturally when the big final war happens we're gonna see a fated fight against him and the Straw Hats.
 
if i remember Koby's dream was that he wanted to be a powerful marine basically an admiral. Naturally when the big final war happens we're gonna see a fated fight against him and the Straw Hats.
Don't forget that he owes Blackbeard an ass kicking for Amazon Lily, and Garp.
 
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