- [Narrator] Hello and welcome to the Grand Line Review,
a source everything One Piece,
and today we are back in theory land
but not like then nice part of theory land
where all the wealthy theory lawyers
and theory doctors live.
No, no, no, no and I'm talking the slums of theory of land
where the really weird and overlooked stuff resides.
Because examining good theories is interesting and all,
but you guys can go
to any other One Piece YouTuber for that.
So instead, we are here to highlight the obscure left field
and downright insane fan theories
that One Piece has to offer us.
Now before we start this episode, we'll have a special guest
being my wife who has a fan theory of her own
despite not actually being a One Piece fan.
And she'll be on a bit later
but we are going to play a bit of a game here.
So basically, I'm going to tell you
what her theory is about,
and I'm going to give you three potential answers.
And all you have to do is choose the answer
that you think would be the right one and bam, success.
However, if you choose the wrong answer,
then you need to subscribe to the Grand Line Review.
Which will also grant you regular One Piece content
uploaded straight into your YouTube feed.
So it really is a win-win situation here.
But basically my wife has a theory
on why Nami's breasts continue to grow.
And one of these three options is her reasoning behind that.
Do they keep growing because A, she's pregnant?
B, that's why she holds all of her money?
Or C, every time she gets angry,
the tension moves directly to her chest?
And Nami gets angry quite often.
So yeah, tense angry boobs is what we're calling this one.
So make your choice now, leave it in a comment below,
and we'll get back to this one in a bit.
But for now, let's explore some crazy theories.
The giant locked up Straw Hat is Luffy's
from when he traveled back in time.
All right, so we're starting off just about as insane
as we could possibly get,
by immediately moving to time travel.
And you know what?
I'm seeing this Luffy time travel business
pop up a lot more commonly in the last few weeks,
with some people claiming that Luffy is Roger
and even though Luffy is Joy Boy himself,
except that he has to like travel back in time
to become Joy Boy, meaning that Joy Boy was Luffy all along.
Which from a serious perspective kind of ruins
that whole inherited will aspect of One Piece
but we're not at all interested in being serious today.
Especially when time travel does actually exist
in the One Piece world and still has yet
to thoroughly be explained.
And look, if I don't think about it too much,
I wouldn't mind an Avengers end game style scenario
where the Straw Hats do travel back in time
and we take a journey throughout the series.
Sounds fun, it's probably a terrible idea,
but it sounds fun, so why not.
That Tama was "confirmed" to join the crew
just because she mentioned Ace.
That one went around for way too long.
All right, this can be a pretty deep rabbit hole
as well quite surprisingly.
But before we get to that, there is a fun thing about Tama
because I'm pretty sure she's the only person
aside from Luffy and I guess the Rock,
who has won the Straw Hat post-timeskip.
Which was done very casually, but this sort of thing
has been used as foreshadowing before.
Like when Robin forcibly took the Straw Hat
and plumped it on her head.
But the thing about Tama
is that this whole idea has been reignited
thanks to one O act three spoiler character
and there's even more time travely stuff behind it.
Claiming that they are the same person
or related in some way.
So I really do think that this idea
is far from dead in the fan base.
Zoro innately avoiding stairs
because of what happened to what's her face.
Yeah, that's right.
The whole situation with good old face have her.
What's the name Kuina, yeah that's the one.
I mean, I can imagine this actually yeah,
just think about it, the strongest person
that Zoro knew at the time,
the only one who he was unable to beat
was ultimately overcome by a flight of stairs.
So that should petrify Zoro because if stairs can be Kuina,
then surely stairs can destroy him as well.
And what's worse is that stairs aren't even swordsmen
assumedly that is, so there's no reason whatsoever
for Zoro to even challenge them.
So I guess he just avoids them
out of fear of instant defeat.
There is nothing special about Blackbeard.
Everyone can have two devil fruits,
but no one has ever tried it out of fear.
So I love this idea much more than I should
mostly because it would just be such a big fu
to everyone who is painstakingly theory crafted
about Blackbeard's unique and supernatural existence,
able to somehow do the impossible
and wield two devil fruits at the same time.
And then the reality of the situation
just turns out to be Blackbeard being some guy
who was foolish enough to try eating two.
And really the best thing of information
we have on this topic is that of a cow man
who's stated in chapter 385 the Grand Line scholars
have already unraveled most of the mysteries
behind how devil fruits function.
Including their observation of someone
who consumed two devil fruits,
which apparently resulted in their body fracturing
until there was nothing left of it.
And just I don't know though, this is all good and well,
but I make a point of not trusting cows
to convey important information to me.
So let's put this whole idea on hold for now.
Portgas D.Rouge having the gomu gomu no miand
and that's how she managed to keep Ace for 20 months.
Mmh, intriguing idea, and when I say intriguing,
I mean, in the context of insanity, of course.
But you know what it does bring up though,
what happens if a devil fruit user gets pregnant?
Is the baby affected by their powers
at any stage during the pregnancy?
I mean, they are very much a part of the user's body,
which might become especially weird
if it was, say, a low gear user.
I mean, if Crocodile got pregnant,
would he be able to turn his unborn child
in to stand with him or not?
And if not, then this could be very bad, very bad indeed
for good old Crocodile mama.
Luffy should be immune to drowning in water
because rubber doesn't sink.
Yeah look I think you've got out on this one.
I mean I wouldn't say immune to drowning
because you can float face first in the water
but in theory Luffy should not sink
because water does not negate devil fruit powers
like say the Yami Yami no Midos.
It just drains the strength of its users.
With that said, I don't remember many situations
where Luffy was submerged just on his own
like it did happen back to back in Baratie and Arlong Park,
but both times he was being weighed down by something.
So who knows, maybe this isn't a theory all crazy at all.
And maybe it's just a thing that is,
that Laboon is actually the fifth yonko,
sad face or neutral face, what is that face?
In any case now this is not a thing
that is mostly because of language.
Basically, what's being said here is that laboon
is the fifth, fourth Emperor
because yonko means four Emperors.
Although may be I am being a bit too quick to judge here.
Perhaps this commenter knows
exactly what they're talking about by calling
Laboon the fifth, fourth Emperor.
Which I believe according to mathematics,
would make Laboon the 20th Emperor in total
if he was the fifth, fourth.
In which case I'm assuming Laboon
would have risen to prominence
right after 19th Emperor Tonjit
and right before the 21st Emperor Farafra.
There are still some people not subscribed
to the Grand Line Review for regular One Piece content
uploaded straight to their sub box, absurd, right?
I'd like to say absurd, but sadly, I can confirm
that this theory is true.
There are roughly 60% of you watching right now
who are not subscribed and speaking of,
let's see if we can change that.
Because earlier, I challenged you to predict the answer
to my wife's fan but not fan theory, which was in relation
to why Nami's breasts perpetually grow?
So is it because she was pregnant?
Because she holds money within them?
Or because of angry boob tension?
Well, let's find out.
- [Woman] Fan theory, number mine.
Nami has big boobs, that's not the theory.
We just know it for a fact.
And we also know that her boobs have grown
over a period of time that is also a fact
what is not known is that Nami has been pregnant
this entire time and holds the baby
in and out of spite, to maintain her figure.
Ah, and it makes the boobs go (popping).
- [Narrator] And there you go,
the answer was A, because Nami is pregnant
and is hiding it in a very rus-esque manner
just in order to preserve her figure.
So congrats to everyone who got it right
but for those of you who picked B or C,
well you know what you have to do now,
this tantalizing red button is awaiting your click.
Sunny go is secretly the ancient weapon pluton.
Hmm yeah, so here's another idea
that's recently been picking up steam again.
Which tells me that some other YouTuber
has probably begun mentioning it quite a bit.
The train of thought being that Frankie
may have memorized the blueprints
thanks to cyborgian features
and use that knowledge to construct the thousand Sunny
which is now an ancient weapon
or a component of a reproduced pluton.
And if this were to be the case,
then you know what would be coming up right
a definite pluton V, pluton showdown.
Frankie engineered versus the old one
still lurking somewhere in the world
more than likely Alabasta I guess.
The Tenryuubito know that the world is ending
and plan to blast off into space.
Blast off I guess.
And you know, I suppose that very much explains
the spacesuit chic and it would be kind of cool
for that to be the case, especially because it runs counter
to the other prominent idea regarding these guys.
Which is that they came from space
and settled on the One Piece planet.
And just in case you're an anime only watcher,
this idea is not actually too far fetched
because the manga has very much confirmed
that aliens do exist.
And now went to the moon and saw a whole bunch of them
and it's heavily hinted that the sky citizens
were not originally inhabitants of the One Piece planet.
Bounties aren't being raised, it's just inflation.
Oh, wow, so I love this because this exact idea
has now come up in I think two videos I'm preparing,
one of which examines the economics of the One Piece world
so I'm much more excited about inflation
than anyone anywhere should be.
But it's very interesting because when you think back
to older bounties, like say, Dorry and Brogy
they don't seem like they're worth all that much, do they?
I mean 100 million berries each,
that is nothing by our standards,
I mean Luffy is worth 15 times that.
But you do need to remember that these bounties
were issued over a century ago.
And if we were to apply a real world inflation
over the last century then that bounties would be something
like 200 billion berries each in the modern day.
Which if anything is great evidence
for why we should not apply
real world standards to One Piece.
The reason why Nami's bath towel came off
was because Sanji removed it while he was invisible.
Okay, so what you're saying is that Sanji
having experienced the sheer power
of the happiness punch once before,
strategically removed Nami's towel
to have the attack hit Basil Hawkins.
I mean look, it's a flawless plan,
the problem is that Sanji then inserted himself
within the happiness punch trajectory.
Which would effectively be like loading heavy artillery
and then just standing right in front of the shootie pot.
I don't actually know what it's called
cannon, shoot, hole in Nami's case it's called tits.
I once saw online one girl
who said that Luffy, when he was little
he was put into a pool with rubber in a factory.
Okay, I think the weirdest add craziest theory
is that Luffy is adopted and is not Dragon's son.
Wow, so if this were true,
then it would take the entire concept of horrible parenting
to a whole new level.
I mean, Ace's things aren't as pretty bad
with Dragon being an absentee father and all of that.
But just now imagine a situation
where Dragon goes to the trouble of adopting Luffy
just to promptly abandon Luffy.
I mean, it's just making Luffy an orphan with extra steps.
Which I suppose is kind of what happened with Ace actually,
Garp sort of adopted him just to dump him on Dawn Island.
But I guess at the very least, Garp did visit occasionally,
even if those visits
were mostly to engage in child brutality.
So you know what?
No, maybe the whole Dragon situation is better.
That One Piece is going to end before I die.
Oh man, why you gotta be like this?
All right, let's be slightly real for just a second.
This was and still is one of my biggest fears in this world.
Which I know is yeah, it's a massively first world concern,
but I definitely do not want to leave this existence
before seeing the final page
of the most incredible story ever told.
And I'm sure that many of you feel the same way
because that is just the power of One Piece.
That Katekuri will join Straw Hats, kekw.
Yeah, I still see this one floating around
quite a bit to this day.
To be fair though the whole X character
will join the crew ideas very rarely die
even if they are just far away dreams
because in the great words of Blackbeard,
"A man's dreams never die."
This particular dream probably should though.
Will Katekuri become an ally?
Maybe, will he join the crew?
Nah, no one with a name that starts with P can die.
The will of P baby,
or actually the will of P, baby not p baby.
That look when you're right, you're right
I mean let's look at the history.
We have Pell, we have Pound, we have Pagaya,
we have Pedro oh no actually I don't think we do have Pedro.
Okay, well this is getting awkward.
So let's quickly move on.
That Hunter, Hunter will soon be on a consistent schedule.
Okay, this has no chance of coming true whatsoever,
and it's by far the worst theory I've heard all day,
so bad that we need to just end the video
right here, right now.
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