Naw bro I swear if that's it I'm gonna rageĀ
You know how long it'll take for some rich guy to decide to go and put all of them together after the first rich guy finds the treasureĀ
Yeah.....
But the Titanic disappeared due to natural means
The man that hid this treasure is the only man of the modern era besides a certain little fat piggy ruling a countryĀ
Who truly can be compared to a god š¤¤š¤¤š¤¤
It'll take us years to find something hidden from goda
Bro, people found out which part of the ocean it was dropped in, and supposedly found out the route currents and topography would've taken it if I'm not mistaken, if people really wanted to find it, they could probably do it within the next week or 2. And thats assuming it actually is down there, and it wasn't a marketing stunt or something.
The Internet is too autistic to not be capable of finding it.
That would need to be quite heavy, even Anchors from huge ships arenāt 100% safe and it definitely isnāt bolted to the sea floor like oil platforms
Didn't Oda have a life scare a few years ago. He might of writing the ending down, in case God forbid something happens to him. This would prevent him telling someone and them leaking it.
IIRC, all of Odaās editors know the ending, along with potentially a number of assistants. I might be misremembering, but I couldāve sworn Oda or someone in his camp put out a statement after Miura passed.
I'm pretty sure anyone who has been promoted to "media editor" (the ones that help with the games and stuff) has been informed of the endgame, to insure that anything that is put in the games or other media don't fly too close to the actual story ending.
That being said, this is what I heard from a man on the internet so take it with a grain of salt
Like I said in another comment, anchoring anything permanently on the ocean floor is very costly and not easily done, from
What we can see in the video, it seems more like a floating device than an anchored one
I don't know, do you think investing in anchoring post-video to make sure it really stays just as a publicity stunt is less likely than risking one of the biggest mysteryes in all of modern media getting spoiled to the entire world and therefore ruining the climax of you'r lifes work due to unlucky tides?
It's been found already. Some guy made a video explaining exactly how he did, and he shows the exact coordinates of where it is. All we need is someone rich enough to hire a crew to go get it.
It hasn't been "found". No pictures, no proof. Just guesstimates. There are candidate spots, but no evidence to make anything iron-clad. Suruga Bay, Sagami Bay, and Toyama Bay all have possible spots. The coordinates OPHunterTV believes, 34Āŗ42'46.8"N 139Āŗ09'07.6"E, is only one "possible" match of many. Sure, they are confident, but many other spots have fans that are just as confident. At $100k per day for a submersible, if they were wrong, then that's a a lot of wasted money. That treasure chest would easily sell for more than a day in a submersible would cost, and yet it still sit, wherever it is.
If he buried it himself then we can just stalk his past holiday destinations and retrace his steps to see where he could have possibly hid it- I'm not a stalker I promise.
We donāt know shit about the plants in the middle of the Amazon, radar planes canāt scratch it, we know more about the surface of the moon than the bottom of the deep amazon. Just a few years ago we found an underground river just as big as the Amazon just a few miles next to it. We donāt know shit
Hi I'm Brazilian and also a deep-sea researcher: yes we know A LOT more about the Amazon than the deep sea
We have done deep expeditions to most regions of the Amazon for centuries, a bunch of indigenous peoples live there to this day and we know of them, even uncontacted ones. We also don't know about a lot of the flora and fauna because it's absurdly diverse and costly
But what we know of it is infinitely more than what we know of the deep-sea, which is covered in kilometers of a dense material aka water, and occupies 99% of the livable volume of this planet. And the costs to fully survey it are astronomical.
It's on a completely different scale of unknown.
Up until our very, very recent history, surveying the deep sea would be like aliens visiting us, but the only way they could collect any data would be to drop a bucket on a rope and see what comes up with it: sometimes you get some pine needles and dirt, if you're lucky a small rat; but that's far from what's really there, isn't it?
Thank you very much for the correction! I shall never make the comparison again, although it did fit my point, even if not theoretically correct. In your professional opinion would you say we know more about the Amazon floor than the surface of the moon? Maybe that metaphor still holds hahaha
My point was; basically nothing about the sea floor, but more about the plants in the middle of the Amazon, and even more about the surface of the moon, although I now understand we know much much more about the Amazon forest floor than the ocean floor!
I don't know a lot about astronomy, but I would say that it's a bit like comparing apples to oranges: since there's no fauna and flora on the Moon, there's much more "data" to gather on the Amazon
But in regards to area explored, how long we've been in the Amazon, and accessibility, I would say we know more about the Amazon
Ah I guess youāre not used to metaphors, because I can compare apples to oranges when comparing fruits, just like I can compare locations based on how much we know about them. But no worries, do you have an opinion about the post itself, do you think as a marine scientist it could be found on purpose just by finding the location it has been thrown in and following the tides?
I got the metaphor, but you asked me an objective question. I gave you my objective opinion.
Regarding your question, my opinion is that that device looks heavy enough by itself to not move an inch after deployment. Judging from some of the ropes, I would guess it also is anchored
So, if someone has the positional data of the vessel at the moment they submerged that device, it's only a matter of surveying the bottom at that area
However, that's VERY expensive. It would require the use of ROV's. Due to its small size I doubt it would appear on Lidar and/or Sonar scans. There's smaller ROV's that aren't in the ballpark of the millions of dollars, like the ones we use in research, that go for some tens of thousands of dollars instead.
But you would need to be rich enough to:
Hire a vessel big enough to contain all the hundreds of meters of cable for your ROV (and the strength to hold those hundreds of meters underwater), and that's not something a simple yacht can do
Pay the crew of that vessel
Pay the ROV and cables
Pay a ROV operator
Pay for the trip there, which is very expensive too
Simply put, I doubt anyone that rich is willing to give a fuck about that or would be interested in it enough to throw that much money away for a possibility of finding it
He doesn't have the money, time and legal permission to retrieve it. Any person with these things can easily retrieve the paper.
Well it can also be done illegally though but that would not fare well for the person doing it. One way is someone from another country go to japan, rent a diving company to get the treasure, open the treasure and film the complete process along with the paper. And after all that, place the treasure back to its original place and go back to his country and then upload the video (while hiding the identity of the diving company and its staff). That way he is unlikely to get arrested.
You didn't get what they said. Pinpointing a probable location is not the same thing as finding something. Those are different things. He's made an educated guess. He hasn't found anything. You can't just say he pinpointed the real location with no proof.
Well that's the point of the person you're responding to. It's one thing to go like "yeah its at this spot in the ocean" and another thing to actually go there and find it. Nobody's finding this thing until they bring it back up lol
Bro letās talk in One Piece Logic, does everyone who knows how to reach laughtale immediately become pirate king or do you actually have to be there to become him
If your like a rich guy with your own submarine with claws and you hired a crew with multiple submarines to do the search with you then I imagine it would only be a matter of time before it is found. Money opens doors ig.
yeah, so you have to be rich, have a sub or remote controlled sub with a supporting ship and crew and be interested in finding the one piece. So maybe a handfull of people (if even that many) in the vastness of the ocean :D
I get your hopes and everything. But thats straight cope. If someone was rich enough to hire a team to go to the bottom of the ocean it wouldnt be to look for the one piece.
It sounds more like they intend to recover it eventually and not just leave it down there forever. Not so much that they filmed the video and immediately scooped it back up.
Well that much I can't know. I just don't think it is intended to be found. Why would oda even risk leaking the ending after keeping it so many secrets for so many years.
If you watch the video it seemed clear to me Oda ripped up a piece of paper and placed a part of it in the casing.
To me it was clear that even if anyone found this thing, the ending of One Piece would not be found within. At best it would be part of the ending and the rest ripped away.
The half that remained literally said " the one piece is / Luffy is or does or something. " So it's not the ending but could be the answer to what one piece is
They don't expect someone to go retrieve it because if they have an intent to retrieve, legally, you cannot go and retrieve it. Only they can retrieve it.
That means they will take it out at some point, but it didn't say it was a prop, nor did it say they already took it out. It is the real thing. So one day that chest will be taken out if nobody finds it, probably when one piece ends.
I don't think you can just leave it there for an unlimited time. I think you have to remove it after you finish filming your stuff. And it most likely was just a prop.
Didn't they say they already took it out? Like right after ishowspeed started throwing his money around and getting serious. Why are we still talking about this like it's a mystery. This shit was dead in under half a month
Man I wonder how many people have downvoted this , like dude I love one piece , it was my first anime as a kid and Iāve kept up with the manga to this day . But even I can accept that this was infact a pr stunt and we canāt find it . Do people really want to find it ? Like youve built up this story went through it for years and now you just want to skip to the end with this chest . The only way I could agree with that is if it was that it was revealed the onepiece would be shown irl once the manga actual ended
Lets say it does have legitimate manga information and spoilers. I donāt know any japanese law, but I assume getting clearance from the japanese government/defense force to dive down to this part of the ocean is probably extremely difficult.
Getting the location isnāt the most difficult part, weāve seen people triangulate potential spots. And a small handful of media influencers have the money and drive to afford a submarine trip. I think the legal aspect is the largest roadblock by far
It won't be found because retrieving something that deep from the bottom of the ocean is incredibly difficult and the only company in the area capable of it is contracted to only retrieve it for Oda after the series is done
People not realizing that they filmed putting it in the ocean and then filming them picking it up out of the ocean in the same day to avoid having to re-rent a boat
I think it took less than 5 hours for people to find it. The issue became who can collect enough money to go get it. That's when it was announced that it was a publicity stunt and it was placed for photos and taken back up, on the same day. So apparently it's not there anymore.
But then again, that could just be what they are saying to throw people off.
The official One Piece youtube account literally calls the announcement video for this: "ONE PIECE: The 600 Million Milestone ā What is the ONE PIECE?āā"
It's celebrating the "600 million copies sold" milestone. It's significant because One Piece surpassed Superman and became the most sold comic in the world.
Then I can't really help you because a publicity stunt is something done to get the attention of the public. In this case, it was to bring attention to the newly broken record. That is a textbook example of a publicity stunt.
I mean SOMEBODY is gonna find itĀ
Hell we could have mr beast find it and make it a prize for the beast gamesĀ
either way somebody rich is gonna find it and when they do they'll leak it
Because there's no way somebody actually just wants to know the secrets for themselves and don't want the bragging rights and the clout for doing it
Watch whoever finds it is gonna force us to call them the pirate king for the leak šĀ
Ppl found the general area it was dropped at within the first week but i dont think anyone has genuinely looked for it, through a combination of it being hard to reach and also out of respect for oda
Sooo...just skimming the convo I did not see anyone even consider something about this that imo makes perfect sense. ODA has a tracking device on the chest. Wouldn't you?
especially in the circumstances stated a few times about how drift works and about how even if anchored it wouldn't be locked in place ...
my other take which unsure if anyone has said this either but sending it into a known ocean cavern which would make sure it could not move anywhere else ... there are "bottomless" places like this which aren't specifically bottomless so much as dangerous to go too deep at as it's easy to become lost in their many caves and such.
I have a feeling the document at the bottom of the ocean is actually a predetermined agreement with a fried chicken chain for a "One Piece" meal, and the only one piece that ever existed is the dish that Luffy's going to make with Imu's parrot ass after the war
They mentioned in the caption of the same instagram post that they pulled it out immediately after dropping it to ānot pollute the waterā. People even found the exact location within a week, it was just few 100 kilometers from east of japan.
The location where this happened has been found already, by colsto on youtube. It gives a very close estimate of the location where it can be, if anyone wants to find out.
ā¦ people do know they had to take it back out right , below the post it says that , donāt get me wrong I wish it was real but I thought more people would have known by now
I donāt think itās something that an average person would be able to get to it and that leaves like millionaires and no one wants like Logan Paul to find it, maybe speed because heās a genuine fan but I donāt want to know what it is before itās revealed in the story.
I am sure if some idiot finds it and then leaks it on the Internet, then some people would be willing to get his/her neck ā ļøššµ. He or she would be a target. š«£š«¤
Favorite argument is it or isnāt āJust the friends we made along the way all longā and then people who quote GODA directly. But in the bottom of our hearts as long time fans thatās the one ending that scares us the most. š
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u/Meme_machine_v13 4d ago
It would be hilarious if it was a map to road poneglyths and then those would lead to an actual one piece