One Piece Chapter 1136: Sun God Nika Reveal Changes Everything

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Summary

  • Chapter 1136 of One Piece reveals the past destruction of the world and hints at a possible state before that.
  • Sun God Nika’s dual role as a liberator and destroyer changes everything fans thought they knew about him.
  • Loki’s rumored Devil Fruit may tie back to the Sun God’s power and challenge perceptions of heroism and villainy.

In Chapter 1136 of “One Piece,” we gained significant insights into the narrative’s broader context and the world’s history. Readers familiar with the saga know about the Void Century and the enigmatic mysteries surrounding ancient times. Throughout the story, we’ve caught fleeting glimpses of what these might be. As we venture into the Final Saga, more pieces of this puzzle are being revealed at a quicker pace.

In Chapter 1136, the Void Century and the world before it become more clear, surprising many readers. One Piece often deepens the mysteries as answers are found, and this chapter is an excellent demonstration of that trend. So, let’s delve into the new insights these revelations offer about our understanding of the world.

The Biggest Reveals From Chapter 1136

The Two Most Important New Questions

Chapter One Piece, Chapter 1136, “The Land That Awaits the Sun”
Debut Date January 20, 2025
Story Arc Elbaf

Entering this chapter, viewers were anticipating thrilling scenes due to the latest appearance of the Gods’ Knights and the significance of Elbaf. However, Chapter 1136 unveiled a vast amount of backstory that significantly altered previous perceptions, primarily revealing that Sun God Nika is not only a creator but also a powerful destroyer. Furthermore, it was disclosed that the world has already been destroyed on two separate occasions in the past.

For multiple significant reasons, this revelation about the Sun God Nika is noteworthy. Initially, this mythical figure was hinted at during Skypiea as a being that travels the world, bringing happiness and amusement to all. Symbolizing freedom for every oppressed person, it was believed. Yet, history shows that many once considered Nika as a Destroyer God, instilling terror in even the most powerful individuals of their time. This is why Loki refers to himself as the Sun God who will bring about destruction, as this aligns with the legendary role of Nika on Elbaf.

It seems that in ancient days, slaves held faith in a mythical warrior who was prophesied to one day liberate them. They knew him as the Sun God, Nika.

This fact links closely to the astonishing disclosure that our world has perished not once, but twice in the past. Although rumors about this had circulated among fans for quite some time, it was during Dr. Vegapunk’s broadcast during the Egghead arc when this theory was officially validated. Moreover, learning that two versions of our world have been obliterated opens up a plethora of new insights and implications.

Prior to Luffy, Joyboy was in possession of the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika, a legendary Devil Fruit, and is generally admired for freeing numerous territories from oppression and standing up against tyranny. Unfortunately, he met his match against Imu’s forces and the World Government, resulting in an event that seems to have ‘devastated’ the world through widespread flooding. What makes this intriguing is that this whole sequence of events appears to have recurred at least once before Joyboy’s era.

In those distant days, it’s plausible that the origins of the Nika legend were born, marking the first instance where the unique Devil Fruit we now know was discovered in history. Unlike the heroes like Joyboy and Luffy who wield such fruits today, the individual from ancient times who possessed this Devil Fruit might have been malevolent and employed its powers for personal gain. This could have been the catalyst for the first cataclysmic event, as a madman with divine-like abilities brought about destruction, leaving nothing but ruins behind.

One intriguing possibility might be that, similar to subsequent wielders of the Hito Hito no Mi (Model: Nika), the initial Sun God could have been a heroic figure who found himself in a difficult situation. This predicament, perhaps an unfortunate choice or error, may have resulted in the first cataclysm of the world. Following this event, legends emerged portraying the Sun God as a destructive deity, although this is merely speculation at present.

How This Could Tie Back To Loki

The Sun God Who Wants To Destroy The World

An intriguing consequence of this theory links directly to Loki and his suspected Devil Fruit. At present, it’s not unreasonable to consider that there might be two Legendary Devil Fruits connected to the power of Sun God Nika, offering either similar or distinct abilities. If correct, it’s plausible that the original form of Nika possessed a fruit identical to Loki’s, granting him a ‘Sun God’-like status, but with powers dissimilar to Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika.

I am the Sun God who will bring about the end of the world!

In simpler terms, if Loki’s claim of being a Sun God and his possession of the Sun God Nika fruit hold true, it significantly alters our perception of whether Loki is a villain or a hero. This is because his Devil Fruit shares similarities with Luffy’s, making their powers potentially alike. This new perspective could completely change the narrative.

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2025-01-23 17:06