This article contains spoilers for Elbaf One Piece.
Summary
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Ancient mural in one piece provokes new theories.
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The song “Binks's Sake” can throw light in the invalid century.
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Harley lyrics, ancient murals and songs.
Ancient mural has become one of the most discussed topics in One piece commonwealth. This drawing was a huge amount of detail and tradition, inspired countless new theories and ideas One piece It will go in the near future, despite the wall painting itself, which depicts the past. From the information discussed so far, the latest chapters One piece Have the potential to detect some of the most important and coolest information fans who have seen Elbaf throughout the arc.
AND One piece The theory specifically determines the interconnection of ancient murals with another piece of media from One piece ancient past; “Binks.” This song was a typical part of the series and acted as a basis for countless fans theories about what world could be during the blank centuries One piece. However, with little information explaining the origin of the “Binks Saké”, the fans remained to fill in the gaps themselves. Fortunately, ancient mural can provide some important answers.
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“Binks's Sake” is a song that was around One piece He is strongly connected with a musician of a straw hat, Brook. This song, which is allegedly from the time before Rostouk, describes the path of pirate cruises in detail. Although a simple and cheerful melody, the song itself carries some deeper news of farewell with friends at the end of the roads and let the moon get up to replace the sun.
Moon will also increase tomorrow evening.
At the same time in One piece Chapter 1138, Robin and Franks discovered important information about the history of the world. First, the Franks found an old mural in the tree, showing certain events that occurred in the emptiness. Meanwhile got Robin's book One piece Giant, Saul, who describes the myths and legends of Elbafa. Through both of these sources, especially Robin's book, Harley Texts, fans learned about the existence of three worlds, each of which describes in detail the specific period of history in the world One piece. It seems that in the second world, based on past information and Robin's book, it covers the defeat of Joy Boy and the rise of world government as world superpower.
This theory examines how “Binks's Sake” are Harley's texts and ancient murals
All these artifacts can tell the story of Joy Boy
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“Binks's Sake” and Harley's lyrics share similar lines
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Song and ancient murals can tell the same story
However, as is explained in the theory sent by Reddit Dexter30, the stories of the first and second world One piece It seems that the lyrics of Harley and the ancient murals are surprisingly well suited with the texts of “Binks's Sake”. First, the first world describes the landscape full of pain and fire, where they enslaved to the god of the sun that appeared in front of them. Surprisingly, it combines well with the line: “… but if you are just holding, the morning sun gets up” in “Binks's Acak in this case the sun of the sun.
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From here, heading to the second world One pieceOr the era leading to the invalid century, Harley's lyrics describe in detail how “those of the moon dreamed” and how “man killed the sun and became God”. This reflects the sentiment shared “binks jacket”, from the line, “tomorrow evening also gets up the moon.” In both texts and as shown in One piece Ancient murals, all these three sources describe in detail the same defeat that Joy Boy faced against the future world government.
Three artifacts surprisingly align
Together they can tell a larger story
In the course of Harley's lyrics, the line “and never meet” One piece The first world and the second world. While this is not very interesting in itself, the line also appears briefly in “Binks's Sake”, albeit a little different. The popular song of the stream includes the line “Waving our goodbye, we will never meet again”, which carries the same sentiment as the line in the lyrics.
We wave our farewell, we will never meet again.
Overall this may mean that Harley's lyrics One piece And in fact, “Binks's Sake” explains the story displayed by an ancient wall painting. Many lines in the text and the song are very well sorted and drawings of murals combine theory together. Although this idea seems likely, it is still just a theory. Fans will have to wait for further evidence before something really confirmed One piece.
