LOKI VS HOLY KNIGHTS EXPLAINED / One Piece Chapter 1137 Spoilers



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LOKI VS HOLY KNIGHTS EXPLAINED / One Piece Chapter 1137 Spoilers

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  1. In Norse mythology Thor was Oden's son, but his mother was a Jotunn Giantess who was Oden's lover, not Oden's wife. And Loki was not Oden's son, but he was Oden's drinking buddy. Loki's parents were both Jotunns, but I'm not sure if they were Giants or not. Not all Jotunns were Giants

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  2. If Figarland Shamrock is based off a french soldier, there's then multiple possible references for Shanks.

    A Redshank is a type of Buckwheat, which if reference to plants would mean that the Garling family are all related by name to plants.

    A Redshank was also a 16th century scottish mercenary, somewhat along the lines of a soldier.

    Shamrock works for a structured military organization, thus he's a soldier.

    Shanks is a free spirit who does what he wants at a whim, somewhat akin to a mercenary.

    Of course there could be zero relation and Shanks could be named after a Redshank which is also a type of bird.

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  3. I hope, like Shanks, Shamrock is an immensely powerful swordsman and Haki user, and not a devil fruit user. I also think it would be cool if he used an Iai-like sword style, since he, and his father, have been seen carrying their swords. Kinda like a Vergil from DMC.

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  4. Lol the arrow fruit is so abstract. I wonder if that’s what we can expect from the other holy knights. Maybe the others have logi-mecia fruit that are so general that they can encompass abilities of several definitions. For example, the “drop-drop,” fruit could either mean a drop of liquid, or dropping something to the ground. Yet, the fruit becomes overpowered when it provides both seemingly unrelated effects of liquid generation and also gravity manipulation.

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