While it often tends to be easy to figure out today which class a devil fruit belongs to by just seeing how they work without a true confirmation (like with Urouge or Loki) what class Prince Grus' devil fruit has always been confusing in the sense that it's unknown if it's a Paramecia or a Logia but I came to realize that it's the former because of two reasons.

The first one is that it's actually listed as one in the vivre card books

The second reason is how he uses it, if it had been a logia than I don't doubt that he would have used I similar to Caribou uses the Numa Numa No Mi which he didn't but I actually came to realize that the way he uses his devil fruit is extremely similar if not identical to how Galdino (Mr. 3) uses his Doru Doru No Mi which is definitely something you can't unsee once you see it.

Here's a list on the similarities:

• Both can harden their the material they control into object or a blunt weapon

• Both can create massive quantities of the element they control

• The way they control their element is similar

So that's it, it's a paramecia

They tried to avoid Prometheus flames but lost

Hi. I started reading One Piece a while ago and ended Skypiea during Christmas, deciding to stop there because I feel I need to have a large time-break to go through all the Water 7 saga. That said, I did hear that the anime's Filler Arc, G-8, that takes place after Skypiea, is really good and I should watch it. As a manga-only reader, would people here recommend I watch G-8?

Ladies and gentlemen, Nefertari Bibi.

I'm exiting ennies lobby arc and thriller bark is next I'm wondering if it's good also the fact the luffy is this op in gear 2 is crazy

I have finally reached gear 5

It's tuff 🔥🔥🔥

Whos that fat girl from season 1 I’m on episode 150 so no spoilers please. Edit: nvm it’s alvida

I know this seems like a frivolous and nitpicky issue, but I have to get it of my chest: Oda makes characters way too big. Now, there's obviously nothing wrong with having giant characters, and in the case of the Giants, its a necessity. My issue comes from the fact that Oda decides to make certain characters huge and then can't keep consistent with their sizes, like Brook, Buffalo, the satellites Katakuri etc who don't appear as massive as they should be. I'm not saying every human in One Piece has to stay within extremely realistic heights, but I believe it would've been better if Oda saved ~3 meter heights for guys who are truly meant to be massive, like Whitebeard, King, Queen etc and had guys like Doflamingo be closer to Crocodiles height. This wouldn't even change much in the actual story, except from the fact that the sizes would be less inconsistent.

Make a guess of what he ate ( cause I don't myself)

Yes, im doing this again because it has drastically changed since the last time I asked.

Happy birthday, Eiichiro Oda!

Sorry I was out for so long, life got hectic. Editing a friend’s fanfiction, dealing with Katana’s… questionable artwork of said fanfic, and spending more time with my girlfriend. It’s not easy, being an adult. Inherently, I haven’t had much time to read One Piece and interact with the community. Another part of it is that I’m not really on Fandom that much anymore in favor of Reddit, which probably contributed to my inactivity a lot, but I’m still trying to be active. I also just feel that the wiki kind of got inactive. Atlas’s daily polls are still going on, which is great, but I’m starting get two of them right next to each other without posts in between.

So, I’m back. Not sure what else to say after that rant

Hi everyone, I haven't been on here in a while so I don't know any current theories floating about, but I really wanted to get this out. I have a theory about Imu, specifically about his family.

Stelly (Sabo's adopted brother) is actually Imu's biological son. My primary basis for this is how interested in the "empty throne" Stelly was when he visited Mary Geoise, but there are also other small details that seem to agree with it that would take me too long to explain here.

We all know how well Oda foreshadows things, and Stelly is honestly a blank canvas for who his parents are. On top of that, Oda rarely seems to give so much attention to a throwaway character with no effect on the story. Even so, he's clearly very greedy and entitled. Personality traits aren't always passed down, but there is a chance they could be in this story.

"Stelly" could be a face we already know as viewers, who is a perfect opponent for Sabo, and could (in my opinion) have a much more significant role on this series going forward than we all might have realized. In comparison, Imu is a very new "deus ex machina" threat that seemed to come out of nowhere.

Basically, Stelly can relate something we already know to a force that threatens the world.

Any thoughts?