10 seconds in.. Ni (に) does not mean place or location, it is a particle that can be used to mark a place or location. Just like the word ''at'' in english. Kama does not mean god, love or god of love. Kami (神) is god and ai (愛) is love.
What an interesting video!! I can truly say i have never heard anyone else talk about the natural vs technology aspect this way. I feel enlightened not gonna lie. The powers Imu instills upon the gorosei being imperfect versions of natural abilities and how that ties into a broader message. I am LOVING the implications your theory's got! So we may not know if it is true but I sure hope it is!
I found this video itself to be a bit inconsistent in its ordering and narrative leading to it being somewhat confusing as to what you were trying to convey as core points.
This video was really cool and has made me wanna talk about my quick theory if anyone would like to read but I believe that the voice of all things may be the "true" advanced conquerors haki usage. Hear me out for a bit. When people in the community normally bring up advanced conquerors haki, they typically mean conquerors coating, which don't get me wrong,is definitely an advanced way to use conquerors but I don't think that's the true usage of the advanced form. The reason I say this is because Luffy learned how to do conquerors coating after learning advanced armament or ryou. I feel as is what we know as ACOC is just conquerors mixed with ryou. To further my thoughts,how would this work with observation you might ask? This is a bit more speculative but it was said by oda that shanks has the ability to cut off ones observation haki. I do think this has something to do with conquerors mixed in with observation. Another example is when mihawk made Luffy back away from him in marineford. What if mihawk used his conquerors mixed with his observation to impose a false future onto Luffy? Obviously this one is more of a what if but it's whatever. I think the voice of all things is related to being able to store messages from generations. When Roger touched the poneglyph in skypiea, emeth using joyboys haki stored in a knot,hell even the Sakura petals on drum island. All of these objects I believe had haki stored in them for extended periods of times which allows for people to use this haki later on in life. There's more to conquerors than we know. Even if I'm wrong I'm excited to see what oda will do with haki and max potential
One of my favorite "power of friendship' head canon theories come from *nothing happened* From Luffys perspective he merely took a 30 min nap after an extreme intense battle and felt completely 'free' of fatigue or damage afterwards. I see this displayed in the 10 min cooldown for gear 4 or old man luffy instantly going back into g5. If it wasnt for Zoro maybe Luffys imagination wouldnt have given him such passive regen like it does.
Brother i believe that the One Piece treasure to be unlocked, you need the "hat". Thats why everyone was laughing and cruing at the same time, because they gave the hat to Shanks right before they went to discover the last island. After the incident with Emeth untying the rope and unleashing the Joy Boy Haki for the purpose of suprass the Gorossei, JoyBou infuse his Haki into the Hat so it can be placed to unlock the treasure. That explain why Shanks wants to "reclame" his treasure.. just thinking bro hehehe 😎😎
Im sorry but this one felt like bro is just yapping to fill the presentation time at school😂 Compared to your usual stuff, this video doesn't provide anything of interest.
The four locations aren't just connected as markers, they're also each *out of place*. Skypeia is supposed to be Atlantis--under water--but is actually in the sky (and was once inhabited by people who were from the moon but then came to Earth--Skypeia and the Upper Yard are doubly displaced). Wano is supposed to be above the water (as a mountain), but is under water and is blocked off. Raftel is supposed to be on the ground, but is actually above it, which is a common element to nearly every fan theory of it (even if it's more symbolically the case, if it is on a whale). Fishman island or rather Noah, is supposed to be above ground, but is under water. The major weapons are each located at a displaced place!--Pluton at Wano, Noah at Fishman, Uranus at Raftel--and Uranus is the God of the Sky, and the massive laser weapon at Mariejois. There could actually be four weapons not three, but one is artificial (which fits with the theory in this video). The names are so obvious in these cases. Noah is obvious--the ark allusion and its salvation role during the flood is specifically named. Pluton, the God of the oceans, is underwater and is a warship. Thus Uranus--God of the Sky and of creation--will be a technology of creation. Imu has the artificial ark, the ark of destruction. Noah is a waterborne ark of salvation, and Pluton is a waterborne ark of destruction. Uranus is an airborne ark of creation, and Imu's is an airborne ark of destruction. The weapons--technologies meant to mimic natural functions--sit under the displaced areas, which are themselves displaced--i.e. the natural order disrupted--by the intrusion of anthropogenic willpower and technology! Alternatively, there may be 3 of each (air and water), with the airborne ark of Enel being the third airborne one, and we would therefore expect an ark of creation, of destruction, and of transportation, one set airborne, and one set waterborne. If we want to go all deep into crazy extra canon numerology, we'd expect 3*3, in which case, the islands are the landborne arks. (so we'd have air, water, and earth arks, and three types--creation, destruction, and transportation of each), but the 2x2 theory is simpler, and only requires one piece of speculation (no pun intended), while the 3x3 theory requires numerous elements of speculation. But the 3x3 formula does have a basis, since there are several out of place floating islands--Onagashima, Zuneisha, Mariejoi, Enies Lobby, Lulusia, Thriller Bark, etc, and the floating island motif is very common in Eastern inflected stories, such as Naruto or The Last Airbender. If the one piece is an ark of creation, tied to the Sun, it could be a *starship*, which narratively serves a huge function. Not only would it explain Raftel's movements, not only would it tie together the Sun cult elements, to the Skypeia/Moon People/Enel elements, to the ancient technology elements, to the Egghead elements, etc., not only does it also let us see that the One Piece world is not one of magic, but of post apocalyptic science fiction (like in Naruto, Battlestar Galactica, B5, Stargate, and in some fan theories, Star Wars)--but it allows one crucial thing to happen at the end of the story: Luffy can say "Let's Gooooo!!!" one last time, and head off into the sunset. There is NO way Luffy's adventures can continue by the end of the story--he'll have traversed the earth, and his life would be boring, he'd end up more or less broken. Most of the other Straw Hats can live fulfilling lives without adventure, Luffy cannot. This would mean either Luffy has to die, or he has to find a new way to adventure. The only genre and means of transport even similar to the seaborne travels of Luffy--and the only one that can literally go on forever--is space opera. We already have aliens in one Piece so it's not some crazy theory here. We also already know that the world is *some* kind of post apocalyptic hellscape, where geological alterations messed everything up. We also know that by the end, the powers of the devil fruits will disappear--they are unnatural, and the ocean rejects them--this suggests Luffy will die in one key way (he's already physically died and been revived), in that he will have to sacrifice his Devil Fruit powers to save the day, which not only fits the theme of sacrifice, it also ties together the Heros Journey, and circular elements of the narrative, as well as the 800 year meta narrative in which the story takes place. Cyclical history is a staple of Eastern mythologies--Jain, Hindu, Buddhist, Shinto, Confucian, Daoist, Sikhism--as well as of Chinese Astrology, with its Yin and Yang years, 60 year cycles, and all the like. It's also an element of Greek thought and other cosmologies loosely referenced in One Piece. The era of the sun and moon long cycles are akin to this. That good and evil meet up every several centuries to fight a le epic battle fits with this. Chaos and Order seem to alternate as well, so we have an era where chaos is on the side of good, and where chaos is on the side of evil, where order is on the side of good, and where order is on the side of evil, and so on. There isn't *just* the sad tale of cyclical rise and fall, however, as wills, technologies, relationships, histories and cultures transfer to the next generation--hence why erasing history is such a sin!!!--and therefore there is a "fail again, fail better" dynamic. And what better way to symbolize that than to have Luffy/Nika/JoyBoy escape his earthly limits and go to spread freedom throughout the entire universe? (also mind you, a starship makes for easy satisfaction of most of the crews dreams, in fact, aside from Raftel being under Reverse Mountain, which I more or less agree with, it's the only other singular plot element that could do so!). Combined elements of post apocalyptic sci fi, cyclical history, alternative good & evil, chaos and order, and the importance of the power of wills is itself not that odd--it is the basis of the Wheel of Time, and, in reverse (a declensionist narrative) Lord of the Rings (with *our* era being Tolkien's pessimistic descendant of the ancient past). My point being there are plenty of precedents for this sort of thing, including *within media and myth explicitly referenced by One Piece*, and we also have strong meta-fictional and narrative reasons for expecting this. This holds true for both halves of my post, with the Starship idea following from the displaced island one, as it completes the symbolic elemental foursquare of insular displacement, and fits with everything we have been told explicitly in the story, as well as combines together referenced elements of the story that seemed to go nowhere such as Enel's story.
3:28 Mother Flame was not reinvented by York but it was developed by Vegapunk, (technically York is Vegapunk but a satellite) but a small portion was stolen by York and sent to Gorosei.. Anyways this a great video and a nice theory
@@dendenkushi oh ok, at least to me, what you said insinuated that combining VOAT and armament is how you do ryuu. Follow up, where do you see the breath of all things fitting in? No one talks about it anymore and to me its as important as VOAT. I see it as VOAT is the highest form of obs haki and BOAT, breath of all things, is like the highest form of armament
Hello, anyone know the name of the movie that inspired one piece with this premise: humanity isn’t allowed to go past a certain technological point. They can’t fly. A kid explores and finds a music box within the earth that is keeping this spell going. Thanks
2:09 pause the video find jinbae in the panel and just appreciate for a minute how ridiculous oda sketched him on this page looking like he got down syndrome or summin
@@dendenkushiI just don't like the idea of my boy dying. I look at it like this. He's got a completely rubber body. You could argue that increased his life span by a whole whole lot, and anything he's done to shorten it has just given him a "normal" life span. But no one who told him that could really know how much of his life span he's sacrificing because they have no real frame of reference. How many rubber people are walking around? Lol plus he's a God now, so...
dude i tried to say it differntly few times in this. I actually have a real strong local accent when i talk, so its hard to keep down. And im almost deaf in one ear at this point so its getting harder to know how it should sound-.- haha
This goes hard when youre stoned but I probably wouldn't understand a thing otherwise🤣Great theory vid man👏
language of the gods my dude
@@dendenkushi based
10 seconds in.. Ni (に) does not mean place or location, it is a particle that can be used to mark a place or location. Just like the word ''at'' in english. Kama does not mean god, love or god of love. Kami (神) is god and ai (愛) is love.
Ye i was supposed to say hindu kek, mb
oh wait, i didnt say japanese.... lol
@@dendenkushi I was gonna add ''If you are referring to japanese'' at the end of my comment but forgot to lol. Mb as well bro
What an interesting video!! I can truly say i have never heard anyone else talk about the natural vs technology aspect this way. I feel enlightened not gonna lie. The powers Imu instills upon the gorosei being imperfect versions of natural abilities and how that ties into a broader message. I am LOVING the implications your theory's got! So we may not know if it is true but I sure hope it is!
The fire thief motif is something i frequently bring up:) Glad you enjoyed, and jokes pfp as well kek
I found this video itself to be a bit inconsistent in its ordering and narrative leading to it being somewhat confusing as to what you were trying to convey as core points.
This video was really cool and has made me wanna talk about my quick theory if anyone would like to read but I believe that the voice of all things may be the "true" advanced conquerors haki usage. Hear me out for a bit. When people in the community normally bring up advanced conquerors haki, they typically mean conquerors coating, which don't get me wrong,is definitely an advanced way to use conquerors but I don't think that's the true usage of the advanced form. The reason I say this is because Luffy learned how to do conquerors coating after learning advanced armament or ryou. I feel as is what we know as ACOC is just conquerors mixed with ryou. To further my thoughts,how would this work with observation you might ask? This is a bit more speculative but it was said by oda that shanks has the ability to cut off ones observation haki. I do think this has something to do with conquerors mixed in with observation. Another example is when mihawk made Luffy back away from him in marineford. What if mihawk used his conquerors mixed with his observation to impose a false future onto Luffy? Obviously this one is more of a what if but it's whatever. I think the voice of all things is related to being able to store messages from generations. When Roger touched the poneglyph in skypiea, emeth using joyboys haki stored in a knot,hell even the Sakura petals on drum island. All of these objects I believe had haki stored in them for extended periods of times which allows for people to use this haki later on in life. There's more to conquerors than we know. Even if I'm wrong I'm excited to see what oda will do with haki and max potential
For longer stuff like this you might get a better reaction in our discord. More theory-focused so there will be some interest
I agree. I think listening is key to conquering, like how people read movement in the first round in a fight
Good channel find. Keep on theory crafting/reporting aniki-san
thanks man, join us in the discord if u wanna spit brother
Emotions definitely affect Luffy because when he was training with Rayleigh he said that it all depends on what kind of person he is fighting…
agreed, great point
Luffy loves robots so saying he has zero interest in technology is completely wrong.
One of my favorite "power of friendship' head canon theories come from *nothing happened*
From Luffys perspective he merely took a 30 min nap after an extreme intense battle and felt completely 'free' of fatigue or damage afterwards.
I see this displayed in the 10 min cooldown for gear 4 or old man luffy instantly going back into g5.
If it wasnt for Zoro maybe Luffys imagination wouldnt have given him such passive regen like it does.
spicy man, well cooked
Brother i believe that the One Piece treasure to be unlocked, you need the "hat". Thats why everyone was laughing and cruing at the same time, because they gave the hat to Shanks right before they went to discover the last island. After the incident with Emeth untying the rope and unleashing the Joy Boy Haki for the purpose of suprass the Gorossei, JoyBou infuse his Haki into the Hat so it can be placed to unlock the treasure. That explain why Shanks wants to "reclame" his treasure.. just thinking bro hehehe 😎😎
Perona's fruit is negativity based. That's why Usopp wasn't affected, he's always negative
thanks for the comment haha
I have the strangest sensation I should replay Okami for the 10th time
seen the remake coming??!!!
First time coming across your channel. great theory instant sub from me!
thanks my dude, welcome aboard
Blackbeard's 3rd fruit will be King Crimson. 🐙 👑
That can't be it because we don't have cobra in his wheelchair almost countering him
tower of D
Im sorry but this one felt like bro is just yapping to fill the presentation time at school😂
Compared to your usual stuff, this video doesn't provide anything of interest.
agreed
The four locations aren't just connected as markers, they're also each *out of place*.
Skypeia is supposed to be Atlantis--under water--but is actually in the sky (and was once inhabited by people who were from the moon but then came to Earth--Skypeia and the Upper Yard are doubly displaced).
Wano is supposed to be above the water (as a mountain), but is under water and is blocked off.
Raftel is supposed to be on the ground, but is actually above it, which is a common element to nearly every fan theory of it (even if it's more symbolically the case, if it is on a whale).
Fishman island or rather Noah, is supposed to be above ground, but is under water.
The major weapons are each located at a displaced place!--Pluton at Wano, Noah at Fishman, Uranus at Raftel--and Uranus is the God of the Sky, and the massive laser weapon at Mariejois.
There could actually be four weapons not three, but one is artificial (which fits with the theory in this video). The names are so obvious in these cases. Noah is obvious--the ark allusion and its salvation role during the flood is specifically named. Pluton, the God of the oceans, is underwater and is a warship. Thus Uranus--God of the Sky and of creation--will be a technology of creation. Imu has the artificial ark, the ark of destruction. Noah is a waterborne ark of salvation, and Pluton is a waterborne ark of destruction. Uranus is an airborne ark of creation, and Imu's is an airborne ark of destruction.
The weapons--technologies meant to mimic natural functions--sit under the displaced areas, which are themselves displaced--i.e. the natural order disrupted--by the intrusion of anthropogenic willpower and technology!
Alternatively, there may be 3 of each (air and water), with the airborne ark of Enel being the third airborne one, and we would therefore expect an ark of creation, of destruction, and of transportation, one set airborne, and one set waterborne. If we want to go all deep into crazy extra canon numerology, we'd expect 3*3, in which case, the islands are the landborne arks. (so we'd have air, water, and earth arks, and three types--creation, destruction, and transportation of each), but the 2x2 theory is simpler, and only requires one piece of speculation (no pun intended), while the 3x3 theory requires numerous elements of speculation. But the 3x3 formula does have a basis, since there are several out of place floating islands--Onagashima, Zuneisha, Mariejoi, Enies Lobby, Lulusia, Thriller Bark, etc, and the floating island motif is very common in Eastern inflected stories, such as Naruto or The Last Airbender.
If the one piece is an ark of creation, tied to the Sun, it could be a *starship*, which narratively serves a huge function. Not only would it explain Raftel's movements, not only would it tie together the Sun cult elements, to the Skypeia/Moon People/Enel elements, to the ancient technology elements, to the Egghead elements, etc., not only does it also let us see that the One Piece world is not one of magic, but of post apocalyptic science fiction (like in Naruto, Battlestar Galactica, B5, Stargate, and in some fan theories, Star Wars)--but it allows one crucial thing to happen at the end of the story:
Luffy can say "Let's Gooooo!!!" one last time, and head off into the sunset.
There is NO way Luffy's adventures can continue by the end of the story--he'll have traversed the earth, and his life would be boring, he'd end up more or less broken. Most of the other Straw Hats can live fulfilling lives without adventure, Luffy cannot. This would mean either Luffy has to die, or he has to find a new way to adventure. The only genre and means of transport even similar to the seaborne travels of Luffy--and the only one that can literally go on forever--is space opera. We already have aliens in one Piece so it's not some crazy theory here. We also already know that the world is *some* kind of post apocalyptic hellscape, where geological alterations messed everything up.
We also know that by the end, the powers of the devil fruits will disappear--they are unnatural, and the ocean rejects them--this suggests Luffy will die in one key way (he's already physically died and been revived), in that he will have to sacrifice his Devil Fruit powers to save the day, which not only fits the theme of sacrifice, it also ties together the Heros Journey, and circular elements of the narrative, as well as the 800 year meta narrative in which the story takes place.
Cyclical history is a staple of Eastern mythologies--Jain, Hindu, Buddhist, Shinto, Confucian, Daoist, Sikhism--as well as of Chinese Astrology, with its Yin and Yang years, 60 year cycles, and all the like. It's also an element of Greek thought and other cosmologies loosely referenced in One Piece. The era of the sun and moon long cycles are akin to this. That good and evil meet up every several centuries to fight a le epic battle fits with this. Chaos and Order seem to alternate as well, so we have an era where chaos is on the side of good, and where chaos is on the side of evil, where order is on the side of good, and where order is on the side of evil, and so on.
There isn't *just* the sad tale of cyclical rise and fall, however, as wills, technologies, relationships, histories and cultures transfer to the next generation--hence why erasing history is such a sin!!!--and therefore there is a "fail again, fail better" dynamic. And what better way to symbolize that than to have Luffy/Nika/JoyBoy escape his earthly limits and go to spread freedom throughout the entire universe? (also mind you, a starship makes for easy satisfaction of most of the crews dreams, in fact, aside from Raftel being under Reverse Mountain, which I more or less agree with, it's the only other singular plot element that could do so!).
Combined elements of post apocalyptic sci fi, cyclical history, alternative good & evil, chaos and order, and the importance of the power of wills is itself not that odd--it is the basis of the Wheel of Time, and, in reverse (a declensionist narrative) Lord of the Rings (with *our* era being Tolkien's pessimistic descendant of the ancient past).
My point being there are plenty of precedents for this sort of thing, including *within media and myth explicitly referenced by One Piece*, and we also have strong meta-fictional and narrative reasons for expecting this. This holds true for both halves of my post, with the Starship idea following from the displaced island one, as it completes the symbolic elemental foursquare of insular displacement, and fits with everything we have been told explicitly in the story, as well as combines together referenced elements of the story that seemed to go nowhere such as Enel's story.
3:28 Mother Flame was not reinvented by York but it was developed by Vegapunk, (technically York is Vegapunk but a satellite) but a small portion was stolen by York and sent to Gorosei.. Anyways this a great video and a nice theory
that's funny you say that, it does say VP in the script but i changed it when recording in case anyone picked up on it. Agreed tho, nice spot man
The last kingdom - Alatanis
O'Hara - Alexandria
I bet Imu will turn into dust because they're so old
i also think imu will turn into dust, horcruz style.
ohara, is also based on the 5k year old ohara tree irl.
not good as other videos agree?
thanks for the feedback
Hololo fruit isn't tried to fear but depression or negativity that's why no one is scared when in contact with the ghosts only depressed.
yeye course, the horror horror fruit has no ties to fear. Negativity, ffear, whatever really, so long as its human
Great stuff Snail Boy 😌🫶🏽💨
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Luffy is partly inspired from Jesus who was prophesied to come from the east and be king over all.
east-er. 33 all day man
10:55
Im confused, so you think ryuu is combining armament and VOAT? I don’t think so but i’d love to hear more on how you came to that conclusion
na ryou is a type of haki imo
@@dendenkushi oh ok, at least to me, what you said insinuated that combining VOAT and armament is how you do ryuu.
Follow up, where do you see the breath of all things fitting in? No one talks about it anymore and to me its as important as VOAT.
I see it as VOAT is the highest form of obs haki and BOAT, breath of all things, is like the highest form of armament
luffy isnt psychic, he was just aware that momo had the ability to hear him
He was unconscious tho
@@dendenkushi our boy glares at kaido in his sleep, you know he dont need to be awake to believe in momo
Hello, anyone know the name of the movie that inspired one piece with this premise: humanity isn’t allowed to go past a certain technological point. They can’t fly. A kid explores and finds a music box within the earth that is keeping this spell going. Thanks
sounds like many fire thief motif myths
Lets go #DDP #DenDenPirates
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Isn't ryuu just haki for Wano ? We were told its just another name for it but ppl always act like its a seperate thing
it's left ambiguous atm, but likely a form of haki right.
Luffy literally loves fight robots though.
yeye good metaphor for the point
10secs in it’s a banger🔥
that's what sh....
2:09 pause the video find jinbae in the panel and just appreciate for a minute how ridiculous oda sketched him on this page looking like he got down syndrome or summin
That’s why I think IMU is a child.. we’ve dealt with children our entire journey I’m pretty sure we will run into one in Elbaph and the holy land
ive got a video about an orphan theory that goes into this. jump in the discord if u wanna cook my guy, i see you're watching a few vids
"reduced"
I like to think any mention of shortening Luffy's life span is an example of an unreliable narrator.
I. Refuse.
intresting, fr? if so, how come
@@dendenkushiI just don't like the idea of my boy dying. I look at it like this. He's got a completely rubber body. You could argue that increased his life span by a whole whole lot, and anything he's done to shorten it has just given him a "normal" life span. But no one who told him that could really know how much of his life span he's sacrificing because they have no real frame of reference. How many rubber people are walking around? Lol plus he's a God now, so...
I think that the Goreisei were allied with Joyboy like in elbaph wano zou fishman island and they betrayed him
check my recent nusjuro video for my similar thoughts man
00:42 bro is talking to me wdf
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Sry man, love your videos, but the way you say «haki» almost like hockey.. I can’t😭
dude i tried to say it differntly few times in this. I actually have a real strong local accent when i talk, so its hard to keep down. And im almost deaf in one ear at this point so its getting harder to know how it should sound-.- haha
stop referring to me as she bro lol
i switch it with each video for the comments mi lord imu
@dendenkushi lovely
How's the lady doing
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