Is he a "Peace Main" pirate trying to keep the balance, or does he have a more calculated, perhaps even sinister, motive for waiting so long to claim the One Piece?
When and how will they make their "Great Incident" return?
Who will be the final antagonist? Is it Blackbeard (the foil to Luffy’s dreams) or Imu (the personification of the world's oppression)?
Luffy doesn't consider himself a hero, yet he saves every island he visits. Is the line between "Pirate" and "Revolutionary" basically non-existent at this point?
Dragon wants to topple the World Government, but what comes after? Discuss the potential power vacuum and whether the world is actually ready for total freedom.
Characters like Koby, Fujitora, and Smoker represent "Moral Justice." Can the Marine system actually be reformed from within, or does the entire structure need to be dismantled alongside the Celestial Dragons?
If the theory that Blackbeard can hold three fruits is true (based on his jolly robin), what should the third one be? A mythical Zoan to round out his Logia and Paramecia?
Now that Gear 5 is here, is there any room left for Luffy to grow? Or will his final evolution be purely about mastering Haki to Roger’s level?
In the "New World," Haki seems to reign supreme (as Kaido stated). Does this make Devil Fruits obsolete for top-tier fighters, or are "Awakenings" the Great Equalizer?
Many fans believe the series will end with the destruction of the Red Line to create the "All Blue." How would this affect the world's geography and the fishman race?
We know about Pluton and Poseidon. What form do you think Uranus takes? Is it a sky-based ship, a person, or perhaps the Mother Flame itself?
Is it a bloodline, a reincarnation of a specific "will," or perhaps a musical note (D for "Drums of Liberation")?
What exactly happened during those 100 years? Do you think the "Great Kingdom" wasn't just a nation, but a specific philosophy or way of life that the World Government feared?
Keep the discussion civil and fun.
Keep the conversation civil and fun.
Keep the conversation civil and fun.
Keep the conversation civil and fun.
