The Cornucopia or the Horn of Plenty is a horn overflowing with fruits and other goodies.
As a baby, Zeus was cared for by the goat, Amalthea.
Not knowing his strength, Zeus broke off one of her horns, which then had the divine power to provide unending nourishment.
Beyond the myth, the Horn of Plenty is used in Thanksgiving and Coat of Arms as a symbol of abundance. It’s even appeared in the Hunger Games.
I think that in One Piece, there exists a Horn inspired by this that can either produce Devil Fruits, or turn normal fruits into DFs.
Here's how it can work: someone will blow into the Horn, and it’ll turn their desire or wish for the future into an ability.
My speculation is that it’ll cost the blower their life - but their will or dream will be inherited by someone else - hence the idea of inherited will.
Now - I’ve seen this being tossed around: how do we get something like the Jake Jake No Mi or the Beri Beri no Mi?
Perhaps the Horn gives you what it thinks you need, and not what you think you need.
When it comes to wishes, sometimes they don’t always go perfectly.
So where does the spiral come in?
I believe that the spiral represents the Horn. The spirals are actually little horns viewed from one end.
It’s possible that the origin of the Devil Fruit is hinted at on the Devil Fruit itself.
One of the other recurring images is that of the broken horn.
We saw it with the Ancient Giant of Egghead, Onigashima, Kaido, Magellan and even Chopper.
Could this be related to the Devil Fruit's origins?
I believe so.
Just like the legend where Zeus broke the horn of Amalthea, it’s possible that the horn originally belonged to a creature - it was broken off and this became the horn that produced Devil Fruits.
The creatured could be an ancient giant, oni or ox - there are many possibilities.
The Horn actually makes sense in relation to the “Devil Fruit”. After all, Devils have horns.
Devil Fruit = the fruits that come from the Devil’s Horn.
So to recap - the origin of the Devil Fruit is inspired by the Horn of Plenty, a horn that symbolizes abundance and fortune.
Just like the Horn of Plenty, a horn was broken off the Sea Devil, and blowing into it allows one to manifest their desires into Devil Fruits.
If this all sounds a bit too much, consider this - Nika himself might be inspired by Zeus or Jupiter.
& What it might tell us about the enemy (and a friend).
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In Chapter 1086, Oda revealed that one of the First 20 Sovereigns bore the name of Nerona Imu.
While Oda hasn’t revealed much about Imu themself, there’s actually a few things that the name ‘Nerona’ might tell us.
In this thread, I’ll break it down. Let’s go!
Disclaimer: if you don’t like wordplays, this won’t be the thread for you.
Don = Dawn; Gol D = Gold, Usopp a combination of Lie in Japanese (Uso) + Aesop, Ace is a reference to the Ace of Spade, Noland is a reference to him finding “no land”.
& the Realization that Awaits the Future Pirate King.
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Once again, Lodestar Island has entered my thoughts. It’s the island that the Roger Pirates reached - only to find themselves having to start their adventure anew.
In the latest opening, we see it twinkling at the end of the Grand Line; a shining star beyond the horizon.
There’s this nagging question that's bothering me - if Laugh Tale is the end goal, and Laugh Tale can be reached with the four Road Poneglyphs, what is the purpose of reaching the end of the Grand Line?
For a while now, it’s been hinted that a great incident will happen at Egghead.
There are some possibilities of what this could be...the death of a Gorosei will surely be shocking. Punk Record blasting out its content will also be shocking.
But I think there might be more.
In this thread, I’ll share my theory on what the incident could be and uncover some of Oda's secrets. It’s shocking; it might not come true, but at least, it’ll be fun to think about.
This'll be a long one, so buckle up.
Let’s talk about Kuma, the Hero Who'll Break The Sky.
A theory which starts at Thriller Bark and ends, like a retro mecha anime, with Bonney on a giant robot.
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A little disclaimer before we start - this theory will speculate about what might happen in the next few chapters. It may or may not come true - still, if there's a chance to use knowledge I learned from being an ARMY, I'll jump at it.
Also, there'll be puns. Let's go.
To cut to the chase, I'll talk about how Kuma is "inside" the Ancient Robot. I'm by no means the first to propose this idea - a big shout-out to @writingpanini who's been on this.
In this theory, I’ll talk about the secret Imu is hiding and, more importantly, its sinister connection to Devil Fruits.
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The Phantom Room, or the Lost Chamber was first mentioned in Chapter 1084. We know little about it - other than the fact that the guards who see it seem to disappear.
It’s clearly an important place, with connections to Imu and perhaps even the Void Century - but why???
For this theory, I’ll break it down to three sections - (1) connections to Newkama Land, (2) the meaning of 幻, or maboroshi, and finally, (3) how everything points back to the Devil Fruits.
This theory will have some reaches, puns (of course) and all that good stuff. Let's go!