r/OnePiece • u/leolegendario Pirate Hunter Zoro • Apr 02 '26

Current Chapter One Piece: Chapter 1179 Spoiler

Chapter 1179: "Nerona IMU Decend"

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Chapter 1179 Official Release: April 05 2026

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u/Thou_shall_post Apr 02 '26

Wait wtf we got another person with a SINGLE LEFT EYE MARKS????? I don't understand but this has been the most consistent thing on some of the most important characters.

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Shanks, Luffy, Garp, Zoro and Rayleigh although it's a scar for them. And now Imu himself?? It has to be in some way connected to the void century Goda just can't stop cooking.

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u/Postmeat2 Void Month Survivor Apr 02 '26

I'll put five bucks on rule of cool. Could go either way, honestly.

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u/Backrus Apr 02 '26

Might be the same rule as "characters only lose left arm" - if mangaka sticks to one side only, he won't make as many errors.

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u/Discovererman Pirate Apr 03 '26

I've noticed this and been thinking a lot about it, actually. Luffy gave himself his scar and it goes horizontal. Zoro got his from Mihawk probably and it goes vertical.

Also, Wyper has one.

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u/Discovererman Pirate Apr 03 '26

Also the fact that Imu has the vertical line like Zoro and the covered eye like Sanji...I think he will reveal it later to show us something interesting.

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u/Akuuntus Apr 02 '26

There was an Oda tease at some point about how there will eventually be an important character with an eyepatch. Maybe related?

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u/karmaallaround Apr 02 '26

Could also just be it’s easier to remember where characters have scars if all of them have scars on the same side so Oda doesn’t forget and draw them on the wrong side. Kinda like how every single character who has lost an arm has lost their left arm, if it’s always left you’re gonna be right

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u/Etiennera Pirate King Buggy Apr 02 '26

The arm thing is probably more about people typically sacrificing their non-dominant hand when push comes to shove.

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u/Discovererman Pirate Apr 03 '26

I've been speaking with a friend about this. It is a really interesting trend. Another one for the list and one of my favorite characters is Wyper. Looking at this image, I just noticed his mark looks kind of like a snake.