ONE PIECE Chapter 1121 Confirmed Spoilers! | The Red-Haired Pirates and the Figarland Family
The Red-Haired Pirates and the Figarland Family
It seems the Red-Haired Pirates also heard Vegapunk’s message. Considering the content of Vegapunk’s message and Shanks’ actions and words so far… It appears Shanks might be trying to obtain the ONE PIECE to prevent a future destruction caused by Ancient Weapons. However, it seems he is not thinking of changing the world to suit his vision and that this is his sole purpose.
He might be planning to leave the task of changing the world to Luffy, who shares Roger’s ultimate dream and continues to hold onto it. It is almost confirmed that Shanks is of Celestial Dragon lineage, born into the Figarland family, but he might consider it his responsibility to atone for the blood of the Celestial Dragons, who once sank the world into the sea…
In connection with this, in Chapter 1121, a silhouette resembling Shanks from the Figarland family is shown listening to Vegapunk’s message. Thirty-eight years ago at God Valley, Saint Garling said, “Watch, children.” Along with the existence of a figure with the same face as Shanks meeting with the Five Elders, and the presence of a Shanks-like silhouette among the Holy Knights…
These elements suggest that Shanks might have a twin brother, one raised as a Celestial Dragon and positioned as Saint Garling’s heir, potentially leading the Holy Knights. This figure could be the one appearing from the Figarland family in Chapter 1121…
It’s been a few years since the depiction of the Shanks-like figure meeting with the Five Elders, and it seems we might soon learn his true identity! Considering the prominence of Saint Garling and Shanks, if Shanks has a twin brother, it’s almost certain he is as powerful as Shanks. Personally, I suspect this figure might also be the “Man with the Burn Scar.” If that’s the case, he likely possesses the remaining Road Poneglyph… The “Holy Knights” might become the greatest barrier for those aiming to seize the ONE PIECE!
That concludes the introduction in this article. Thank you very much for reading through to the end!
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