One Piece Reveals a Way to Revive Vegapunk, But There’s a Catch

As a long-time One Piece enthusiast who has witnessed the highs and lows of this captivating journey, I must say that the latest developments in the Elbaf Arc have left me both intrigued and emotional. The prospect of Vegapunk’s return as a clone, while initially surprising, seems to hold great potential for the storyline.

In the “One Piece” series, we find ourselves delving into the legendary Kingdom of Giants known as Elbaf. After overpowering the Gorosei, Luffy and his comrades embark on a journey towards this island. Alongside them are Lilith, Bonney, and Kuma who’ve joined their expedition. As they navigate through Elbaf, it is disclosed that Lilith possesses a method to resurrect the brilliant scientist, Vegapunk. Regrettably, Vegapunk met his end at the hands of Saturn and Kizaru on Egghead Island. Throughout his long life, he dedicated much time to serving the World Government, leaving behind numerous groundbreaking accomplishments. One would think that such a significant figure would be highly esteemed by the World Government.

Contrary to what one might expect, Vegapunk’s life was not spared due to his valuable work with the Marines. Instead, he was targeted because of his research into the elusive Void Century, a period strictly off-limits by the World Government. They are so determined to keep this era a secret that they would go as far as destroying entire islands to prevent any truth from being uncovered about their world’s history. As a result, even though Vegapunk was instrumental in bolstering the Marines, his life was cut short due to his alleged transgressions. However, One Piece Chapter 1134 hints that Lilith may have the ability to resurrect him, but she requires a significant amount of preparation for such an undertaking.

Vegapunk Will Return in One Piece as a Clone

Following Robin and Saul’s emotional reconciliation, Lilith discloses her intention to create a clone of Vegapunk, using his body preserved in a tank of biological fluid that she secretly took during their fight with Gorosei. She explains that this clone will be an exact replica unlike the Satellites, but it will be Vegapunk as he was 20 years ago when he arrived at Elbaf. Unfortunately, Lilith lacks the necessary tools to complete the project.

She decides Elbaf will be the perfect place to build a laboratory and make Vegapunk’s clone. After all, the island is isolated and it’s almost impossible the World Government will show up there. This also means that Lilith will settle down in Elbaf and won’t follow the crew when they leave the island. While Lilith explains all this, Saul is still confused as to why the man he met after the Ohara Incident is now a young woman. However, Lilith will likely tell him about the Satellites later.

One Piece Chapter 1134 Opens Door to Kuma’s Return

When Lilith shares her intentions about Vegapunk, Bonney wonders if it implies a possibility for her father’s return. Indeed, Lilith confirms this, suggesting that Kuma might regain his human form instead of remaining a weapon. Given the circumstances, it seems likely that the girls will remain in Elbaf with Kuma. Kuma, being one of the most emotionally resonant characters in One Piece, has left a profound impact on fans due to his heartrending past. Throughout his life, he endured hardships because of his lineage and made countless sacrifices to protect his daughter.

During his transformation into a Pacifsta, he sacrifices his human self to ensure his daughter’s survival. Previously, Kuma was enslaved at Mariejois until Sabo and the revolutionaries freed him. Despite reuniting with his comrades, he felt uneasy. Unconsciously, he intervened to rescue Bonney when she was in peril. These actions suggest that deep within, Kuma remains alive. Given Lilith’s understanding of cloning technology, she can aid Vegapunk not only but potentially help Kuma as well.

2024-12-22 22:11

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