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Hi, MangaHelpers
I have a theory to present, which I created a long time ago. Some of you may even be familiar with it. It's a notoriously awful theory that kind of disrespects the character Whitebeard (not my intention). It just so happens that this idea seems interesting for me.
Edward Weevil is Edward Whitebeard.
- How could this be? I'll explain.
- Edward Weevil isn't a real person. He is actually pieces of a dead person roughly the same size as Whitebeard, which was sewn together.
How Could Ms. Bakin Create Edward Weevil?
- First, she has a Devil Fruit ability. This Devil Fruit ability allows her to move Souls from one vessel to another. Such a Devil Fruit would be similar to Sugar's Devil Fruit, the Hobby-Hobby Fruit, which allowed her to transfer the Souls of living people into inanimate objects (toys) by using a contract with the "Devil."
- Second, I think there are some "rules" as to how powerful a soul is compared to the body it's being housed in. For example, Luffy's Shadow is what gave Oars his fighting ability.
- Third, I believe the type of body required for Whitebeard's soul to be transferred to would be large. That is, in order to use Whitebeard's full strength- he needs a body capable of doing just that. This is why Edward Weevil has huge arms.
- Fourth, in order to create this huge body to put Whitebeard's soul into for maximum effectiveness- she had to find a person who was already dead, but resembled Whitebeard's physique (at least to some degree). Particularly with his arms- his arms are huge because that's like the one characteristic she made sure to include in the new body.
What Hints in the Story Suggest this Has Happened?
1. Edward Weevil is notorious for using strength reminiscent of the deceased Whitebeard.
2. Edward Weevil has an affinity for the same type of weaponry that Whitebeard did. That is to say, a Swordsman in a new life is probably going to be a Swordsman. Edward Weevil using the same type of weaponry Whitebeard does also suggests this connection. They use the same weapon.
3. Nobody heard about Edward Weevil until AFTER Whitebeard died.
4. Edward Weevil has noticeably had his head cut off before (as well as his left hand). These parts were sewn back onto his body.
5. When he looked at a picture of Whitebeard, he thought it was a mirror.
6. Edward Weevil shares a very unique characteristic reminiscent of Whitebeard- that is, Whitebeard had a strong love for family. If Whitebeard was a kid, and he found out his dad was killed by a pirate- he might get really mad about it (just like Weevil is right now).
7. Whitebeard did not have a family. He was an orphan. He never had parents to fight for. Ms. Bakin provided one for him by saying Whitebeard was his dad, and she was his mom.
8. He may not actually be a villain. Ms. Bakin may be the villain between them.
9. Edward Weevil has the mind of a child because he was only created within the last couple years (after the Marineford War).
Note: Pretty confident people are going to hate me for this one.
Sidenote: Okay. I know this is a pretty far out there idea. But, give some consideration to one thing- Oda doesn't like to really get rid of characters. If Edward Weevil is really Whitebeard, add to this that Big Mom and Kaido could have been shot out of the lava and out of Wano, then it's possible all 3 of those jerks are still around in some form or another.
I have a theory to present, which I created a long time ago. Some of you may even be familiar with it. It's a notoriously awful theory that kind of disrespects the character Whitebeard (not my intention). It just so happens that this idea seems interesting for me.
Edward Weevil is Edward Whitebeard.
- How could this be? I'll explain.
- Edward Weevil isn't a real person. He is actually pieces of a dead person roughly the same size as Whitebeard, which was sewn together.
How Could Ms. Bakin Create Edward Weevil?
- First, she has a Devil Fruit ability. This Devil Fruit ability allows her to move Souls from one vessel to another. Such a Devil Fruit would be similar to Sugar's Devil Fruit, the Hobby-Hobby Fruit, which allowed her to transfer the Souls of living people into inanimate objects (toys) by using a contract with the "Devil."
- Second, I think there are some "rules" as to how powerful a soul is compared to the body it's being housed in. For example, Luffy's Shadow is what gave Oars his fighting ability.
- Third, I believe the type of body required for Whitebeard's soul to be transferred to would be large. That is, in order to use Whitebeard's full strength- he needs a body capable of doing just that. This is why Edward Weevil has huge arms.
- Fourth, in order to create this huge body to put Whitebeard's soul into for maximum effectiveness- she had to find a person who was already dead, but resembled Whitebeard's physique (at least to some degree). Particularly with his arms- his arms are huge because that's like the one characteristic she made sure to include in the new body.
What Hints in the Story Suggest this Has Happened?
1. Edward Weevil is notorious for using strength reminiscent of the deceased Whitebeard.
2. Edward Weevil has an affinity for the same type of weaponry that Whitebeard did. That is to say, a Swordsman in a new life is probably going to be a Swordsman. Edward Weevil using the same type of weaponry Whitebeard does also suggests this connection. They use the same weapon.
3. Nobody heard about Edward Weevil until AFTER Whitebeard died.
4. Edward Weevil has noticeably had his head cut off before (as well as his left hand). These parts were sewn back onto his body.
5. When he looked at a picture of Whitebeard, he thought it was a mirror.
6. Edward Weevil shares a very unique characteristic reminiscent of Whitebeard- that is, Whitebeard had a strong love for family. If Whitebeard was a kid, and he found out his dad was killed by a pirate- he might get really mad about it (just like Weevil is right now).
7. Whitebeard did not have a family. He was an orphan. He never had parents to fight for. Ms. Bakin provided one for him by saying Whitebeard was his dad, and she was his mom.
8. He may not actually be a villain. Ms. Bakin may be the villain between them.
9. Edward Weevil has the mind of a child because he was only created within the last couple years (after the Marineford War).
Note: Pretty confident people are going to hate me for this one.
Sidenote: Okay. I know this is a pretty far out there idea. But, give some consideration to one thing- Oda doesn't like to really get rid of characters. If Edward Weevil is really Whitebeard, add to this that Big Mom and Kaido could have been shot out of the lava and out of Wano, then it's possible all 3 of those jerks are still around in some form or another.