#chapter 1092

[supernaturallyginger]

Monkey D. Luffy // chapter 1092

[basedkikuenjoyer]

Never Mind the Bollocks, This One's About the Robot

Does...does Bonney just make everything a named attack? You can guess from the title what we'll be focusing on the most here from Chapter 1092. I could start by pointing out a lot of things as this quiet thread weaves ever more and more into the foreground. Seeing more of a known scene through Akainu/Bonney. Kizaru and his forlorn attitude towards duty demanding the elimination of those he has a bond with. Here's one that'll waggle your eyes, isn't Kuma right now quite reminiscent of Cindry?

At this point, we've seen enough to know at least one thing is true. One of One Piece's little tricks is every arc has a thread that's more about setting up the next. Okiku is Wano's. You know what I say; the conspicuous absence from the Ryokugyu fight and ending on Rakugo Rocky's unreliable narration after the type of story we told with her opens the door to more than that. But forget about that...Robonosuke.

So that was the original pitch right? We didn't see closure on Kiku and a lot of things because she is still on the ship this whole time and has been quietly coordinating with the Grand Fleet, a sensible niche for a new quartermaster. One it's not time to write off yet, a lot of things could still happen. The ship getting tossed is a good chance to play with that. We did lose our stated plan which was a necessary step, and I'll remind you now how easily that came about very recently. Vegaforce-01 went down. But something else happened. Luckily, we have a spare though I don't think this one can fly. This...this is where we now have to heavily consider another idea. One we've poked at before.

This shouldn't be too hard of a thread to follow. We've already raised the idea that we've seen Egghead Island before. It has the right placement to have been where Oden met Toki, which would be pre-lab. Let's assume that's true for a moment. Why was Toki there in the first place? According to Vegapunk, that robot has been here for 200 years since its assault on Mariejois. It isn't crazy to think that's why VP wanted to set up his lab here, but that was post-Toki.

One of the most consistent thoughts we've always had about Okiku's peculiarities is how well they could go hand-in-hand with the potential her actual idol was the 800-year-old woman. Toki was a huge card to put on the table and never really utilize, even moreso when you have a cryptic but major new face in the present who can carry on a separate will and keeps hanging out in the background doing a whole lot of typical "new recruit" type things.

We certainly imply Robonosuke here awoke due to the drums of liberation...but that doesn't jive. This is the third time Luffy's gone G5. At least second if you don't count the quick bit with Bonney. Egghead just did the misleading stinger. We've already floated the idea that maybe instead of the ship our newbie who quietly slipped away has been solo questing on an island that could have tangential personal significance. Putting us back at another moment where you could actually pull the trigger very easily from here, assuming you deal with a couple of logistical problems. The plan to fly away being so spur of the moment and instantly dashed works better with "oh yeah, we forgot..." at least. Remember the cloud cover skipping over the night gives us for justifying almost anything.

What if Luffy had the right idea with Robonosuke? You just needed to know his name. That relationship with Toki would make Kiku one of the absolute best candidates to believably know exactly what she found and how to use it. A scrap heap sounds like the exact right place thematically for her to do so.

Weird thing about factoring in Toki is that she could really pop up a lot of places in history. We don't really know much about her past, she took to the life of a Daimyo's wife quite well. There's also the idea Oden's journal is our main source about her. Toki just flat-out could have been a part of why Robonosuke ended up on this island or any number of things.

[algumaideia]

The admiral is making everything worse to no one surprise

[calekinnieplus]

Queen Mystic Bernadette took it all in before slowly saying, “You want to stop George III?”

“Yes.” Klein nodded frankly.

“Why?” Bernadette pressed in an unperturbed tone.

The corners of Klein’s mouth curled up as he smiled.

“Some ridiculous reasons that aren’t worth mentioning.”

THAT'S MY BOY, ALRIGHT?

"Not worth mentioning" my ass. But good for you, Klein <33 be kind <33

[apollogentik]

Chapter 1092 spoiler first thought I had at the end

[fallensnowfan]

Full post about 1106 is on the way, though I want to quickly look at some interesting details about Robonosuke, and any potential significance in the differences in sound effects between chapters 1092 and 1106.

In 1092, it seems that the eyes are lighting up, though there is no indication of movement.

Then in 1106, the eyes seem to already be lit up, possibly still from last time? And 1106 has a "creak," and vibration lines around the Robot, where 1092 does not, making it seem that Robonosuke is beginning to move this time.

[theviceadmiralswife]

one piece chapter 1092

Salute recruits and soldiers on this fresh Friday 🌊⚓🌊⚓🌊⚓🌊⚓🌊⚓🌊⚓🌊⚓

Here is chapter 1092 again it is a fan translation so enjoy the sneak peek I try to add the link but sometimes the links don't work 🙃😒 😅 for whatever reason.

Please support and read the full chapter upon its release.

[joy-girl]

He truly is like a cat playing with a mouse

[dbphantom]

Squish.

[moonpaw]

omg i'm glad there's no break next week, i think i would've exploded

[lilliandwilliam]

Some observations about the latest One Piece chapter I can't get out of my head so will post.. somewhere. Spoilers ahead for One Piece Chapter 1092.

So, Kizaru, which translates to YELLOW MONKEY, has not laughed since his introduction. He was silly enough, so of course there's no reason to raise eyebrows... but then this chapter hits us with a signature One Piece weird laugh, and suddenly his deep depression hits us in the face. Like, it's almost a sick joke that he holds the color yellow which represents optimism and joy, while also being a monkey which are always known as the sillier of animals.

Ironically, yellow monkey would probably be what Luffy's Admiral name would be. Though... I say ironically... this isn't the first time someone has had Luffy characteristics that ended up being sad shells of who they formerly were.

Big Mom, during her moment of amnesia showed just how kind and Luffy like she could've been. I remember finding the amnesia gag kind of weird, but then it became haunting the moment she regained her memories and became cynical and crude. What's even more haunting was seeing how skinny she was in her prime, since it clicked to me that her hunger cravings at some point were not as crippling as they were as a child and in her elder years.

What I'm saying is that this age has been breaking people. Hell, even Akainu/Sakazuki, a clear heel character that is not meant to be liked, is breaking under this world... and it is fascinating. I enjoy characters that I hate as people but enjoy learning more about them in a more complex way.

I just love these pure character moments we've been getting, and I can't wait to see more.

[fan-of-chaos]

I really enjoy this new habit of Luffy's grabbing his enemies like they are dolls XD

[basedkikuenjoyer]

Bonney, Bonney, Bonney...BONNEY!!! Your role in this feels like it was planned. Yesterday was about fun with Robonosuke. It's fun to talk about the potential off-ramps that come up. Today is taking stock on Bonney, someone we've always figured was a potential reason this thread of Wano was building too. Now, obviously I'd add you still gotta explain Sento/Stussy and how often they're paired as well as Kizaru doubling down with the maudlin demeanor over what he has to do here. But Bonney is still super interesting in her own right.

We haven't really given this part its due. The scene with Sabaody and Zoro. Quick thinking to rein him in, acting to smooth it over, and really dressing him down after. In hindsight this is a pretty big deal. I think a lot about this "Distorted Future" idea she introduced. Oh, and I messed up yesterday. "Age Skewer," Kizaru was dodging the thing where she knocked Vegapunk's age jewels out. Here's the thing...an author like Oda is smart enough to know you don't play with time lightly. But now I'm starting to see this was smartly set up. Kuma and Cindry, Bonney & Izo dipping into similar territory in Sabaody/Marineford, Kiku's picking up playing with time. And now come to think of it, we're doing the "after the fact" bit with Bonney and the night in the lab.

Kiku's shtick, we know some kind of change of heart happened but haven't fleshed it out. And you know, if you wanna talk theories we don't know what Bonney's fruit is. Inheriting those powers is a theme we've toyed with. Did we learn the full extent of Toki's power? I don't know how I feel about it, but I can see the idea sending people forward or her seeming ability to predict the future was the Awakening. Whatever this is about, it's so fun to watch come together. This is a deep, important thread that wound together under people's noses for over a decade.

[fernifox]

Whenever luffys giant it gives me ‘toddler causing chaos’ vibes. I mean look at him. He’s picking up kizaru like a toy.

[calekinnieplus]

The difficulty of Queen Mystic’s advancement ritual was controversial. It all depended on one’s luck.

One had to know that before he became a demigod, Klein had already stopped the True Creator from descending. He had saved Tingen and Backlund, which were feats that could definitely satisfy the ritual requirements of becoming a Sage. But under normal circumstances, there weren’t as many disasters like these, and they weren’t things that could easily be stopped.

Klein’s luck is... legendary, to say the least

[elymansss]

*SPOILERS FOR MANGA 1092*

*audibly asends*