Many One Piece fans think that Monkey D Luffy’s last enemy is Blackbeard.
But unfortunately One Piece fans have to bite their fingers with these expectations.
The reason is, the author of One Piece, namely Eiichiro Oda, has provided clues about who will become Luffy’s enemy at the end of the story.
Quoted from the YouTube Anime OP, in the eternal log in 2012, Eiichiro Oda confessed that the war at Marineford had not been terrible.
Eiichiro Oda said that there will be an even bigger war presented in One Piece.
“I imagine that the ending of the One Piece story is more devastating than an ordinary war. Even the Marineford news is not much,” said Eiichiro Oda at the time.
The same thing was said by Eiichiro Oda during an interview with the third volume of Newspaper in 2012.
Eiichiro Oda said that all One Piece editors already know how this comic will end.
Even Eiichiro Oda said that in the final scene of One Piece, the most powerful enemy would appear.
The strongest enemy in One Piece is known to wear eye drops.
So in that way, Blackbeard is definitely not Luffy’s last enemy in One Piece.
Because Blackbeard is an enemy who doesn’t wear blindfolds.
There is a possibility that the enemy that came to face Luffy is Rocks D Xebec.
Xebec was the most evil pirate in the past.
He even immediately challenged the world government with his compactness.
Even though Rocks D Xebec has been declared dead, there is no authentic proof of this in One Piece.
Eiichiro Oda could have deliberately hidden Xebec’s character to become Luffy’s opponent in the future.
As you know, One Piece is a story from Japan that first appeared and was published in manga (comic book) form on July 22, 1997.
Two years later, namely in 1999, the anime version of One Piece followed.
Since then the One Piece franchise has become a global cultural phenomenon, breaking many records and winning the hearts of anime lovers.
One Piece tells the adventures of the brave pirate Monkey D Luffy in hunting for One Piece, the treasure coveted by all pirates.
After 25 years and 490 million copies sold worldwide, the creator, Eiichiro Oda, announced that One Piece will enter its final chapter.
Disclaimer: This discussion of One Piece is theoretical so it could be right or wrong.
This article is made for entertainment purposes only and does not intend to predate the contents of the story. ***