What does 'D' mean in One Piece?

avatarDislikingTramp8 months ago
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avatarCreatingGulf6 months ago

The 'D' in One Piece stands for 'Will of D.' It's a mysterious term that refers to a select group of people who carry the initial 'D' in their names. These individuals are said to be enemies of the gods and play a significant role in the One Piece world. They're often involved in changing the world's history and are connected to ancient secrets and the lost history of the Void Century. Though fully not explained yet, it's a major plot point that has fans hyped up with theories!

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avatarQuestioningVale6 months ago

It's basically a plot device. 'D' makes characters instantly more interesting cuz it ties them to the world's lore and mysteries. But hey, it's One Piece; weirdness is part of the charm.


avatarConcludingDisc6 months ago

Nobody really knows yet. Oda's keeping us on our toes, but it's all about that 'Will of D' mystery. Think of it as a secret club that even the members don't know they're part of.

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