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The recent release ofOne Piecechapter 1127 has sparked a huge debate within the fanbase regarding the critical errors in the chapter. Ever since the spoilers came out,One Piecefans have been observing some major glitches in the manga panels that are a rarity for Eiichiro Oda. Thus, a big chunk of the fanbase believes that these errors are caused by hallucinations.
These hallucinations are probably affecting the Straw Hat Pirates’ perspective and, as a result, causing glitches for the fans as well. However, there was no proof to prove either of the points. It was finally hoped that Oda might clear these errors or mistakes in the next chapter, but it looks like the mangaka has already dropped some hints about it.
AOne Piecefan claims that a certain panel inOne Piecemanga chapter 1127 establishes that all of these alleged errors in the narrative are due to hallucinations that might have been brought on by Elbaf’s prince, Loki. This panel claimed that Luffy turned down food for the first time inOne Piece’shistory, thus, in turn, confirming the hallucinations.
Eiichiro Oda Has Already Hinted At The Hallucinations
TheOne Piecechapter 1127, which marks the beginning of the Elbaf arc, holds a lot of importance in the upcoming storyline. As Elbaf is the second phase in the final saga, it is bound to reveal many major developments in theOne Pieceplot that are going to introduce new changes and twists. Thus, whenfans got to see these critical errorsin such a crucial chapter, they got worried.
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While some blame Eiichiro Oda for it, others think that all these are caused by hallucinations, as the arc has a mystical and confusing start.
Viz just confirmed this is indeed a hallucinationLuffy: “I’ll pass on this one. That roast rabbit earlier was tasty enough already!!“The real Luffy would never turn down more food obviously a fake.pic.twitter.com/6Z7FXd5KD6
However, aOne Piecefan account @Leleo2211 on X recently proved that all of this is an elaborate plan of Oda to make the Elbaf narrative intriguing. And he hinted at it through his protagonist, Monkey D. Luffy.
In one of the panels, when Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji defeat the mysterious giant cat, Luffy is seen rejecting to eat it, which comes as a major shock. The Straw Hat’s captain has never ever turned down, especially meat, which hints that the current plot is indeed a hallucination.
Luffy’s Love For Meat inOne Piece
Ever since Luffy’s character was introduced inOne Piece,the one thing that has remained constant about his personality is his hunger. Although he might have a small stature, his hunger for food, especially meat, can be on par with the giants inOne Piece.In fact,he has never turned down food, and even in dying situations, he has been seen fantasizing about meat.
He has been an avid lover of meat since childhood, and this love stems from his Monkey D. lineage and his lifestyle as a kid. He was raised by bandits and was placed in a forest environment for most of his life. Thus, his love for meat is understandable, but he still manages to shock everyone with his indefinite appetite.
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His love for meat is the sole reason why a majority ofOne Piecefans believe that the first few chapters of Elbaf are a part of the hallucinations. Plus, there is no wayEiichiro Odawould make such critical errors at this point of theOne Piecestory.
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Tarun Kohli
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Tarun Kohli is the Senior Anime Writer at FandomWire, with over 2,900 published articles. He currently specializes in critiquing One Piece and other Shonen anime. A passionate fan of the genre, his love for thoughtful analysis reflects his genuine appreciation for the art of anime. His deep understanding of anime culture has earned recognition from industry figures such as Adi Shankar and the creators of Blood of Zeus.
