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The second phase of the finale saga inOne Piecehas yet again brought a stunning twist to the narrative that was unexpected by fans. This time, the twist involves the potential antagonist of the Elbaf arc, Loki. It looks like Loki might make an appearance inOne Piecechapter 1130, and Eiichiro Oda might have fooled us all with the early silhouette of the character that was shown in the series.
Although Loki has not made a proper appearance in theOne Piecestoryline, fans got to see his physical structure through a silhouette during the Whole Cake Island arc. However, according to recent spoilers of the upcoming chapter, he does not look like his silhouette at all. In fact, he feels even more dangerous and gives a feel of Kaido from Wano.
Plus, he is a giant, which makes him even more menacing than otherOne Piececharacters. If he truly is the main villain of the Elbaf arc, then his revelation will be legendary, and he will join the ranks of one of the best-written characters in the entire series.
Loki’s Initial Appearance Was Too Goofy
Loki is the prince of Elbaf, and his status allows him to control an entire fleet of giants, which makes him one of the most powerful characters in the entire series. He is 63 years old, and according to Giant’s age, he still might be a young individual. However, when he first made his debut in Chapter 858, he did not look like other giants.
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Although Oda only revealed his silhouette, he had a goofy look that degraded his status as the prince of the giants. He was shown as a large giant who has seemingly long hair. He had a tall crown on his head that was the representation ofhis status as a prince. He wore a loose tunic, which was a hint towards their connection to Norse mythology, boots, and a long cape.
While this look is quite common within the giant community inOne Piece, Oda usually makes them look dangerous by giving them terrifying physical structures. But this was not the case with Loki. He looked quite simple and lean, which was unexpected for the prince of Elbaf.
Eiichiro Oda Fooled Us All
According to the brief summary spoilers ofOne Piecechapter 1130, Loki might finally make an official appearance in the story. The spoilers reveal that Loki killed his father to gethold of a legendary Devil Fruit, and supposedly he is tied to a tree. The spoilers also reveal that he looks nothing like the silhouette that was shown during the Whole Cake Island arc.
In fact, he looks like a combination of Kaido and Katakuri, two of the most dangerous-looking characters ofOne Piece.
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If the spoilers are true and Loki does have a menacing appearance, it will be confirmed that once againEiichiro Odahas fooled us all. He initially made Loki look goofy to make him look even more terrifying during his official introduction.
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One Piecefans should get ready for another terrifying character, who not only possesses an acclaimed Devil Fruit but also has a menacing appearance. Loki’s character has been much awaited by fans, and it looks like they will finally receive what they were hoping for in aOne Piecevillain.
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Tarun Kohli
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Tarun Kohli is the Senior Anime Writer at FandomWire, with over 2,900 published articles. He currently specializes in critiquing One Piece and other Shonen anime. A passionate fan of the genre, his love for thoughtful analysis reflects his genuine appreciation for the art of anime. His deep understanding of anime culture has earned recognition from industry figures such as Adi Shankar and the creators of Blood of Zeus.
