The One Piece community is buzzing with excitement as recent revelations about Rocks D. Xebec have unveiled shocking connections to legendary Devil Fruits that fans might already be familiar with. The spoilers for One Piece 1156 have revealed that Rocks needs two Devil Fruits to destroy the Holy Land, and the implications are staggering for the series’ mythology.
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One Piece Two Legendary Devil Fruits Revealed
Recent chapter spoilers have confirmed what many fans suspected: Rocks D. Xebec needed two legendary Devil Fruits, one of which was kept in Elbaph. This revelation has sent shockwaves through the One Piece fandom, as the identity of these fruits may be more familiar than initially thought.
Breaking Down Xebec’s Devil Fruit Connections
| Devil Fruit Theory | Evidence | Connection to Current Story |
|---|---|---|
| Hito Hito no Mi: Model Nika | Obviously one of these two fruits | Currently possessed by Luffy |
| Ope Ope no Mi | Rocks teleporting and familiar gestures | Currently possessed by Law |
| Yami Yami no Mi + Gura Gura no Mi | Blackbeard has the two Devil Fruits Xebec was looking for | Currently possessed by Blackbeard |
| Elbaph’s Legendary Fruit | Wanted King Harald to eat it | Unknown current location |
The Nika Fruit Connection: A Father-Son Legacy?
There are high chances that before Luffy, it was Rocks who ate the Nika fruit. This theory suggests a fascinating parallel between Rocks D. Xebec and Monkey D. Luffy, both carriers of the legendary Hito Hito no Mi: Model Nika. However, unlike Luffy, Rocks may not have been Joy Boy due to fundamental differences in their character and motivations.
The Op-Op Fruit Theory: Law’s Predecessor
One such theory that is quickly gaining traction among fans is that Rocks may be the previous user of the Op-Op fruit that Trafalgar D. Water Law currently possesses. This connection is supported by several compelling pieces of evidence:
Key Evidence:
- Rocks teleporting out of Marijoa could’ve easily been accomplished using the power of the Ope Ope no Mi
- Recent manga panels showing Rocks making familiar hand gestures
- This Devil Fruit ability could’ve allowed Rocks to survive the God Valley Incident
Blackbeard’s Inherited Legacy
Perhaps the most intriguing theory revolves around Marshall D. Teach being the father of Rocks D. Xebec and inheriting his father’s Devil Fruit ambitions. It won’t come as a shock if Eiichiro Oda decides to unravel the fact that Blackbeard has the two Devil Fruits that Xebec was looking for.
This connection could explain:
- Why Blackbeard can wield multiple Devil Fruits
- His obsession with legendary Devil Fruits
- His ultimate goal of becoming the Pirate King
Why Xebec Needed These Specific Fruits
Rocks most likely had an overpowered Devil Fruit to make up for the difference in strength and possibly even surpass Roger. His plan to overthrow the World Government required:
1. The Nika Fruit (Liberation)
The power to free people from oppression – essential for rallying support against the World Government.
2. Elbaph’s Legendary Fruit (Giant Power)
He wanted King Harald to eat Elbaph’s legendary Devil Fruit and assist him in the fight against the World Government.
The God Valley Incident: A Turning Point
The infamous God Valley Incident becomes even more significant when viewed through the lens of Devil Fruit powers. Rocks was defeated by Monkey D. Garp and Gol D. Roger teaming up, but the question remains: what happened to his Devil Fruit powers?
Possible Scenarios:
- The fruits were redistributed after his defeat
- Rocks survived and passed them on intentionally
- The fruits found new users naturally after his death
Current Implications for the Story
The revelation about Xebec’s Devil Fruit connections has massive implications for ongoing storylines:
Luffy’s Journey
If Luffy truly inherited the Nika fruit from Rocks, it adds another layer to his destiny as a liberator.
Law’s Role
The Op-Op fruit connection could explain why Law is so crucial to the current narrative.
Blackbeard’s Endgame
Understanding his father’s goals might predict Blackbeard’s future actions.
What This Means for One Piece’s Future
One Piece continues to unravel Rocks D. Xebec’s daring plot to overthrow the World Government about forty years before the current events. These revelations suggest that the current Straw Hat journey is intrinsically connected to Rocks’ original plan.
Fan Theories and Speculation
The One Piece community has been exceptionally active in theorizing about these connections:
Popular Fan Theories:
- Rocks’ consciousness survived within his Devil Fruits
- The Will of D is connected to these legendary fruits
- Imu-sama has connections to the God Valley incident
The Mystery Continues
While we’ve gained significant insight into Rocks D. Xebec’s Devil Fruit connections, many questions remain unanswered. Rocks D. Xebec’s recent reveal opened up a wide array of possibilities for the notorious pirate, and Eiichiro Oda continues to masterfully weave these revelations into the broader One Piece narrative.
The connection between past and present Devil Fruit users suggests that One Piece’s endgame is more interconnected than fans initially realized, with Rocks D. Xebec serving as a crucial link between the old era and the new world that Luffy is helping to create.
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FAQs
Q: What are the two legendary Devil Fruits that Rocks D. Xebec needed?
A: Based on recent One Piece Chapter 1156 spoilers, Rocks needed two legendary Devil Fruits to destroy the Holy Land. While one is heavily speculated to be the Hito Hito no Mi: Model Nika (currently possessed by Luffy), the second fruit was located in Elbaph and remains mysterious. Some theories suggest these might be the same fruits that Blackbeard currently possesses.
Q: Did Rocks D. Xebec have the Op-Op Fruit before Trafalgar Law?
A: This is a popular fan theory gaining traction. Evidence includes Rocks making familiar hand gestures similar to Law’s Devil Fruit techniques and his ability to seemingly teleport or escape from dangerous situations like the God Valley Incident. However, this remains unconfirmed speculation, though One Piece Chapter 1154 provided hints that support this theory.
