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This One Piece chapter verifies that God’s Knights are immortal and suggests that Harald could have been one of them.
In the last chapter of One Piece, we see a flashback of Loki encountering Rocks D. Xebec on Elbaph, highlighting how much Loki resembled Luffy.
One Piece Chapter 1146 Full Spoilers
Chapter 1146 is titled, “Within Stillness, There is Movement”
This chapter contains 17 pages.
We are currently on Volume 31 of Ogre Child Yamato’s Golden Harvest Surrogate Pilgrimage, where Ulti pledges allegiance to Yamato after he rescued her and her brother Page One from Who’s Who.
This chapter is entirely focused on action as we witness three battles occur:
Gunko against the Colon Pirates, meaning Gunko versus Giant Kids.
Killingham versus the Educators.
Sommers versus Jaguar D. Saul.
Gunko frequently utilizes the Aro Aro no Mi to overpower the Giant Kids and the Straw Hats
The REAL REASON Research on the Void Century is Prohibited
Nami states that Gunko is one of the human intruders, but Gunko corrects her by identifying herself as a “God.”
Despite not having the title of Saint, Gunko qualifies as a Celestial Dragon, as she is a God’s Knight.
Gunko then mentions that the world is meant to end abruptly without anyone being aware, yet certain individuals (like Clover, Olvia, and Vegapunk) have discovered this information.
This is a major reason that investigating the Void Century is prohibited.
In addition to awareness of the genuine offenses of the World Government and the existence of Imu, which Vegapunk has not yet disclosed, the Void Century is a taboo subject because it reveals the World Government’s plan to annihilate the current world or perhaps conceal its role in an inevitable apocalypse.
Considering Imu’s use of the Ancient Weapon Uranus, it may be more related to the whims of a paranoid tyrant than to the fury of nature alone.
Similar to the Reiss Family in Attack on Titan, the World Government initially imagined a “temporary paradise” in which people would naively confront the apocalypse without descending into chaos,
With Vegapunk revealing the Void Century’s existence to everyone, the Final War is about to commence.
Pirates will not only compete for power with the World Government, but the Revolutionary Army will also unite the general populace in a massive uprising against the divinely-sanctioned hierarchy of the Celestial Dragons.
The World Government’s strategy of silence and conformity acted as anesthesia to prevent the public from realizing that the world is submerging into the ocean.
Gunko then states that with the impending final war, it is time to inquire of the Giants, the strongest army in the One Piece universe, about their position.
Nami strikes Gunko with a cloud shark, but Gunko counters with an attack named “Arrow Edge” that sends Nami’s attack back at her, making the shark pursue Nami instead.
Usopp delivers a powerful blow to Gunko with his weapon, obliterating the upper part of her body, yet she fully regenerates her arms and body.
Based on the panels, it appears to resemble the regeneration and immortality of the Five Elders, as we covered in our earlier Chapter 1146 analysis.
Gunko shoots an arrow at Usopp, which Nami attempts to catch.
Meanwhile, the Giant Warrior Pirates and Gaban triumph over Killingham’s MMA, while Luffy and Loki have become overweight due to consuming all the food they received.
Now that is true bonding.
Out of nowhere, an arrow strikes Colon, prompting Jinbe and Brook to strike back in unison; however, Gunko deflects their strikes with her arrows and pursues one that results in her kicking Nam.
Usopp tries to detonate Gunko again, but she knees him and knocks him unconscious, taking Colon with her.
Harald is a Rebellious God’s Knight?
Killingham triumphs over Kiba and Ange at “Walrus School” and subsequently gets ready to air something.
The chapter concludes with a two-page spread showing that Saul is severely wounded after battling Sommers.
It appears that Sommers and Killingham are more powerful than a former Vice Admiral Giant and a previous Giant Warrior Pirates member, respectively.
However, just before he loses consciousness, Saul quietly tells Robin and Chopper to conceal themselves in his hair so they can rescue the children afterward.
Sommers is astonished to discover that a school and library are present in the Kingdom of Warriors and blames Harald for these advancements, proclaiming that the previous King “screwed up this badly.”
This is quite significant because, although some fans may perceive pacifism as a sign of weakness, Harald’s passion for culture and education actually strengthens the Giants in their fight against World Government tyranny.
This supports the notion that Harald was probably a Knight of God tasked with transforming Elbaph into territory for the World Government, allowing them to include Giants in their forces.
Harald could have been aware that Mother Carmel was involved in Underworld human trafficking and permitted her freedom, or he might have been unaware of her plans and truly wished for the Giants to learn alongside her.
Maybe Mother Carmel was dispatched to monitor Harald after they learned he was instructing giants in history.
This complicates Harald’s death and legacy even further.
Without explicitly admitting or refuting his involvement, Loki already indicated that he had no intention of murdering his father.
This might indeed stem from internal conflict within the Giants, as Jarul the Elder was the sole other survivor, but it could also relate to the involvement of God’s Knights.
If Sommers and Shamrock were allies of Harald, they might be accountable for the opening in Elbaph that the God’s Knights are currently taking advantage of, particularly with the Final War approaching.
Next week, there will be NO BREAK.
One Piece Chapter 1147 is set to be released on April 27, 2025.