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What do we know about Jack? He is a disaster, a Fishman, a devil fruit user.
his father is Tom.
Tom was a Fishman and he was the builder of Roger’s ship, Oro Jackson.
From Water 7, seems that a shipwright not only builds ships, but he can give a name to it like Franky did with his battleships. So, if Tom gave the name to the legendary ship, we can take a big information from what name he gave. Oro Jackson. There is a hidden phrase here “Jack-son”.
Is it crazy to believe that Jack is Tom’s real son? Both of them are fishmen, and this title is strange connected. And it’s something more into it.
The legend of the god ‘Oro.
In Polynesian Mythology “Oro” is a god, the god of war.
1. Oro enjoys fighting and demands human sacrifices during wartime.
2. During a peacetime and when Oro decided to marry, he created a rainbow.
3. The figures of this god, are made of woven dried coconut fibre.
In this myth, we see some keys who are links with Jack and Zou arc.
1.Just like god Oro, Jack enjoys war and to sacrifices his enemies.
2.
when he left from Zou, we have seen there a “rainbow” and the message of “marriage” for Sanji’s story.3. The “dried” fibre of Oro’s figures are very related to Jack’s epithet, Drought.
What’s the background?
We know that Tom’s character is based on Tom Builder, from the novel “The pillars of the Earth”. In this novel, Tom adopted a boy named Jack Jackson, while he abandoned his real son.
Of course, Tom’s character isn’t such to abandon his own kid, so he could believe him as “dead”.
This cover helps:
There is a tomb who has written the name, Jack.
Considering the theme of “death” in Kaido’s story, he could be involved with the separation of Tom and Jack.
Maybe there is a foreshadowing on Tom’s last quote.
No matter what kind of ship you choose to create, there lies no “good” or “evil” in it…!! I don’t care what you want to make in the future!! … But, no matter who the ship you made hurts!! No matter how much ruin it brings to the world…!!! The father of that ship must love it as no one else does!!! The father of that ship must not deny it is his!!! Don’t blame the ship!! A man must be proud of the ship he builds!
It seems like a description of Jack.
plus coincidentally jack ate the mammoth fruit while spandam who was responsible for toms death had a sword that ate the zou zou no mi (the elephant zoan) and the place where the minks live is called zou and it literally is a big elephant
his father is Tom.
Tom was a Fishman and he was the builder of Roger’s ship, Oro Jackson.
From Water 7, seems that a shipwright not only builds ships, but he can give a name to it like Franky did with his battleships. So, if Tom gave the name to the legendary ship, we can take a big information from what name he gave. Oro Jackson. There is a hidden phrase here “Jack-son”.
Is it crazy to believe that Jack is Tom’s real son? Both of them are fishmen, and this title is strange connected. And it’s something more into it.
The legend of the god ‘Oro.
In Polynesian Mythology “Oro” is a god, the god of war.
1. Oro enjoys fighting and demands human sacrifices during wartime.
2. During a peacetime and when Oro decided to marry, he created a rainbow.
3. The figures of this god, are made of woven dried coconut fibre.
In this myth, we see some keys who are links with Jack and Zou arc.
1.Just like god Oro, Jack enjoys war and to sacrifices his enemies.
2.
when he left from Zou, we have seen there a “rainbow” and the message of “marriage” for Sanji’s story.3. The “dried” fibre of Oro’s figures are very related to Jack’s epithet, Drought.
What’s the background?
We know that Tom’s character is based on Tom Builder, from the novel “The pillars of the Earth”. In this novel, Tom adopted a boy named Jack Jackson, while he abandoned his real son.
Of course, Tom’s character isn’t such to abandon his own kid, so he could believe him as “dead”.
This cover helps:
There is a tomb who has written the name, Jack.
Considering the theme of “death” in Kaido’s story, he could be involved with the separation of Tom and Jack.
Maybe there is a foreshadowing on Tom’s last quote.
No matter what kind of ship you choose to create, there lies no “good” or “evil” in it…!! I don’t care what you want to make in the future!! … But, no matter who the ship you made hurts!! No matter how much ruin it brings to the world…!!! The father of that ship must love it as no one else does!!! The father of that ship must not deny it is his!!! Don’t blame the ship!! A man must be proud of the ship he builds!
It seems like a description of Jack.
plus coincidentally jack ate the mammoth fruit while spandam who was responsible for toms death had a sword that ate the zou zou no mi (the elephant zoan) and the place where the minks live is called zou and it literally is a big elephant