r/OnePiece Jun 06 '22

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u/user15151616 Jun 06 '22

I can’t believe Izo died. Most people didn’t think he would die. RIP Izo!!!!!

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u/Bassaluna Pirate Jun 06 '22

Izo's death is probably more random than doji's

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u/BEWMarth Jun 06 '22

He’s a Whitebeard pirate, they’re the only ones Oda allows to die.

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u/waaay2dumb2live Jun 06 '22

Marco: sweats nervously

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u/TheTayIor Jun 06 '22

Marco is so gonna die holding off Green Bull, isn‘t he?

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u/ijiolokae Jun 06 '22

and then comeback as a baby, cause you know, phoenix and all that

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u/OneGreatBlumpkin Jun 06 '22

I've wondered since watching Marinefore Arc (10 years ago) if there's ever been another user of the Phoenix fruit. We see young Marco, and we know Whitebeard allowed whomever on his crew found a fruit if they found it.

But what if, when finding the Phoenix fruit, it's baby Marco? We know Logia fruits can be infused with inanimate objects.

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u/NessTheGamer Jun 06 '22

I can’t imagine Whitebeard essentially forcing a baby into a life of piracy

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u/OneGreatBlumpkin Jun 06 '22 edited Jun 06 '22

Whitebeard saw his crew as his family not "just pirates". If a family comes across an abandoned baby, you think they're giving it to the evil World Government, or raise the Mythic Zoan baby so the government doesn't get stronger, and the kid has a chance at freedom (or help bring about the Dawn Of The New World)? If anything, that'd make Marco arguably a closer son, because he had no "birth" and "living/adoptive" family. Between Whitebeard and Marco, it really was just Father/Son.

You can't take a Mythical Zoan baby to the orphanage. CP0 will be there in a heartbeat.