One Piece’s Harald and Otohime: A Tale of Two Underrated Queens and Their Quest for Peace
In their already deep-seated animosity towards Loki, the Giants became enraged to an unprecedented degree when they unexpectedly lost their king due to the Cursed Prince’s insatiable greed. Loki didn’t stay on the island for long after this tragic event; he was captured by Shanks six years ago and has since been imprisoned in the Underworld, serving a punishment for crimes he did not commit. Chapter 1152 has confirmed that Loki was innocent all along, and the full story behind the incident is much more intricate than the Giants currently understand. However, before unveiling Harald’s true murderer, the story of One Piece begins to delve into his past, tracing his life from when he ruled the kingdom to the birth of his sons. As we learn more about Harald, it becomes increasingly evident that he bears a striking resemblance to Otohime, the late Queen of the Ryugu Kingdom.