Now that One Piece Chapter 1066 is out, it’s a fine moment to review the previously established timeline of Vegapunk events. It’s worth your time to get to know this guy because he’s often considered to be the savviest character in the show. Vegapunk is the Marines’ head scientist and a crucial factor in their victories. A closer look into One Piece Chapter 1066 reveals that this person is more complicated than they initially appear.
What you need to know about Vegapunk if you’ve read One Piece Chapter 1066
Karakuri Island is where he was born
In Chapter 1066 of One Piece, Vegapunk’s true age of 63 years was revealed. His birthplace was the paradisiacal island of Karakuri. Franky was sent there by Bartholomew Kuma so that he may see and learn from Vegapunk’s creations. Vegapunk gained a lot of knowledge from the Void Century, as shown in Chapter 1066 of One Piece. The fact remains, though, that he is a true scientific genius. Even before Vegapunk heard about the Great Kingdom, Karakuri Island was well on its way to becoming a technological powerhouse. He could also figure out how to use strange machines by disassembling them.
One of the MADS was Vegapunk. Researchers at MADS have uncovered the Lineage Factor, which they call the “blueprint of life,” but nothing more is known about them. Among the group’s other members, Vegapunk was the most notable.
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Everyone in this group was highly regarded for their scientific prowess. Forcefully disbanded by the World Government 24 years before the events of One Piece Chapter 1066.
His promotion as head Marine Corps scientist was a big deal
Later on after Vegapunk’s incarceration, the Marines hired him to lead their research labs. He had Sentomaru appointed as his bodyguard. The following scientific breakthroughs might be attributed to Vegapunk in the long run:
Ancestral influences on those who consume Devil Fruit Marine vessels are protected from Sea Kings with a seastone covering. Island destinations like Egghead now have the weather they like thanks to climate engineering. The real deal on how devil fruits give their owners their special abilities The Warlord system has been superseded by the Seraphim project and the Pacifista project. At one point in the past, the Marines kidnapped Kaido. Vegapunk exploited the future Emperor’s DNA to develop synthetic versions of the devil fruit.
Momonosuke presently uses a Seiryu version of Kaido’s Devil Fruit, the Uo Uo no Mi. In One Piece Chapter 1066, we learn that Monkey D. Dragon didn’t like the concept that Vegapunk would become a “government dog” during a flashback sequence. The scientist, however, emphasised that he couldn’t continue his study without money, something he had never had access to on Karakuri Island. Egghead is the “Island of the Future,” where Vegapunk now makes its home. Although, after Chapter 1066 of One Piece, we won’t know for sure if he’ll be forced to depart. He is the target of an assassination by CP0 for “knowing too much.”
The researchers are still in touch with Dragon. Vegapunk owes it to him to warn him of his impending death even before Chapter 1066 of One Piece. Of course, with Luffy by his side, Rob Lucci’s task has become considerably more challenging.
A final wish was granted by the scientist to Kuma
There was no free choice involved in Bartholomew Kuma’s decision to join a Pacifista for the World Government, yet for some reason he did. Before the operation was finished, however, Vegapunk obliged him with one last favour. Kuma was concerned about the safety of the Thousand Sunny throughout the intervening two years. Without understanding it, Vegapunk ended up aiding the Straw Hats. Jewellery Bonney, Kuma’s daughter, has arrived at Egghead in search of advice from the great scientist.
Vegapunk splintered into six separate entities
Within the last 20 years, Vegapunk made the decision to optimise his work processes in order to produce more with less effort. He compartmentalised himself into six sub-entities with unique roles and characteristics: Punk-1 Shaka is “Good,” Punk-2 Lilith is “Evil,” and Punk-3 Edison is “Neutral” (Punk-03) The “Thinking” Pythagorean (Punk-04) At the Atlas of Knowledge (Punk-05) New York: “Violence” (Punk-06) Excessive Want
All in One Based on what we learn in Chapter 1066, Vegapunk’s head size was formerly monstrous. When the Straw Hats finally arrived at Egghead, though, his head was the standard size and he was wearing a metal helmet. The general consensus among readers is that he built his satellites out of what was left of his brain, although this has not been verified. It’s also not obvious which satellite was responsible for which discovery in recent times.
He has some knowledge about the Great Kingdom
The connection between Vegapunk and the Great Kingdom is explored further in Chapter 1066 of One Piece. He went to the island not long after the World Government bombed Ohara to offer his respects. His research led him to the conclusion that giants were rescuing books from the river and thereby ensuring that history would not be lost forever. As time passed, Vegapunk made a covert journey to Elbaf to read the books for himself. He became well-versed in the history of the Void Century and its technical developments, particularly those of the Great Kingdom. Eventually, Vegapunk would figure out a way to pick up where researchers in Ohara had left off. Though it may look futuristic at first glance, Egghead is in fact inspired by the ancient Great Kingdom. There’s no need to say more than that Chapter 1066 of One Piece is a significant eye-opener in this respect.