One Piece Chapter 1136 Manga Spoilers

One Piece 1136: Land Awaiting The Sun

Cover: Holdem takes Yamato and the other to his base.
More lore about Sun God: some giants believe Sun God will be a liberator, but other giants believe he will be a destructor.
Giants explain the story of Loki and King Harald, and that the man who stopped Loki 6 years ago was Red Hair Shanks.
Zoro wants to see if Loki is very strong so he, Luffy and Nami get the key to free Loki from chains.
Two hooded people arrive where Loki is, they want to recruit him for the Holy Knight. But Loki refuses.
The hooded girl is Gunko and she’s a member of the Holy Knights. Nothing about hooded Shanks.
Gunko reveals some of her powers she is wielding her long bandage-like sleeves as weapons, wanting to kill Loki.
But a big wolf comes to save him and still he refuses which leads them to kill the wolf and Loki carry that inside him as he wants to destroy the world.
The end. No break next week.

 

One Piece Theory: Shanks vs. Loki

In the world of One Piece, Shanks is revered as a national hero in Elbaf, earning admiration even from the giant children. He expresses a desire to prevent Elbaf from descending into a warzone, which sharply contrasts with Loki’s belief that Elbaf is inherently a land of warriors and conflict. This divergence in perspectives suggests that Loki may have instigated significant turmoil in the past, prompting Shanks to intervene and restore peace to Elbaf. This potential history could explain the immense respect that the giants, including Dorry and Brogy, have for Shanks, celebrating him as a savior.

One Piece Spoiler: Upcoming Clash Between LOKI and the GOD'S KNIGHT?

In Aurust Castle, situated near the Western Village of Elbaf:

• This castle is where two enigmatic figures made their appearance in the previous chapter. The giants are left questioning how these strangers infiltrated their territory and whether they are associated with the Straw Hats. One of the figures, a woman, reveals that they are searching for someone named Loki. The giants react with shock, exclaiming that they seek out a criminal, referring to Loki as the "害悪" (evil influence) of Elbaf. Despite their concerns, the woman remains determined to locate him, but the giants refuse to divulge any information.

• In a sudden turn of events, the woman hurls several objects at one of the giants, causing him to collapse in agony. With a condescending tone, she remarks, "Your head is too high, you impolite fool. Since when did I ask a question? I was ordering you to answer me..." The other giant stands by, bewildered and uncertain about the unfolding situation.

• Meanwhile, the identity of the woman's companion—who bears a resemblance to Shanks from the previous chapter—remains shrouded in mystery. However, a glimpse of his sword handle reveals a striking similarity to both Shanks’ Gryphon and Garling’s sword.

 

Why Luffy and Loki Might Form an Alliance

Luffy and Loki are poised for a potential alliance in the upcoming Elbaf arc. The groundwork for their interaction has already been laid by Oda. Recently, Loki hinted that if Luffy were to free him from his restraints, he would divulge the secret of Shanks' visit to Elbaf. This sets the stage for deeper interactions between the two characters as they uncover more secrets about each other. As their relationship develops, it’s likely that Loki will be liberated, leading to a scenario where they might even find themselves at odds.

"Free me, and I'll destroy any pirate crew of your choosing." – Loki

In this scenario, Loki and Luffy could initially find themselves as rivals. The situation could become even more antagonistic if Loki discovers that Luffy is the Sun God, a title he claims for himself. However, it’s important to note that their ultimate relationship is unlikely to evolve into one of outright enmity. Loki is not portrayed as a quintessential end-of-arc villain, suggesting that another character will likely assume that role.

That said, it doesn’t preclude the possibility of a clash between them. Loki's unpredictable nature means that even if he engages Luffy in battle, he could later be persuaded to join forces, especially if Elbaf faces a more significant threat. This could be a pivotal moment for Loki's character development, allowing him to transition from a chaotic force to a protector of Elbaf, rather than a destroyer.