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In the movie “The Phantom Menace”, Sabé was one of Queen Padmé Amidala’s handmaidens. During the film, she often stood in for Padmé as a decoy queen, with Keira Knightley portraying this role. The most notable aspect of Sabé’s character was that many viewers couldn’t tell her apart from Natalie Portman when they switched roles. However, this changed with E.K. Johnston’s “Queen” trilogy novels, which delved deeper into Padmé and her handmaidens, including Sabé. Later, Pak continued Sabé’s storyline in his comics, developing her into a more intricate character distinct from Padmé.

In Chapter 1147 of One Piece, viewers witness the instance where Saul first asks Robin and Chopper to conceal themselves in his hair. Saul discloses that he has encountered St. Sommers before and recognizes him as a Holy Knight. He also reveals that the Holy Knights are incapable of being defeated and are immortal, which is why he urges Robin and Chopper to remain hidden for the sake of the children. This revelation by Saul, coupled with St. Sommers’ unharmed appearance, substantiates a theory that fans have harbored since the last chapter: the Holy Knights share the same regenerative capabilities as the Five Elders. In essence, Saul’s statement hints at the possibility that the Holy Knights might also be ageless like the Five Elders.

Back in the day, I was totally hooked on a fantastic spinoff series called “My Hero Academia: Team-Up Missions.” This unique offshoot allowed us fans to witness thrilling team-ups between Class 1-A students and pro heroes that the main series didn’t have the time for. Following closely behind the conclusion of the main “My Hero Academia” series, this spinoff ran for five years before reaching its epic finale! Now, as I eagerly await the final volume to hit Japanese bookshelves, I can’t help but share a sneak peek at the breathtaking cover art for this grand finale.