Warning: This Text May Contain Predictive Material Regarding One Piece Chapter 1072
According to the spoilers, the chapter is called “The Weight of the Memory,” and it deals with a real-world experiment. We’ll get to it in a while. As promised, One Piece Chapter 1072’s cover will not include a double spread in honour of the New Year as the previous chapter did; instead, the series will return to its usual format of single-page covers. The three main characters in One Piece Chapter 1072, the Queen, the Judge, and the Ceaser, are all shown making weapons on the front page. Currently, there isn’t a raw scan of the front page for One Piece Chapter 1072.
21 Gram Experiment by Vegapunk
As of this writing, Vegapunk and Kuma spoilers are trickling out. But it does tell us more about Kuma and the experiment he hoped to carry out with the latter’s cooperation. The next time we see Vegapunk is in Chapter 1072 of One Piece when he explains Kuma’s Power in a flashback. Ahead of the events of One Piece Chapter 1072, spoilers suggest that Vegapunk will explain (likely to Bonney) how Kuma’s strength may materialise concepts like freedom and justice. And according to the teasers, this is how Kuma removed the agony from Luffy’s body in Thriller bark. The power of Kuma may manifest messages from the neural systems, as shown in further spoilers for One Piece Chapter 1072. Thus, Vegapunks sought to employ Kuma’s ability to materialise memories so that he would experience the memories’ emotional impact. In the early twentieth century, a physician who held the view that the soul had memories conducted an experiment with similar aims. Based on their research, they determined that a human soul weighs about 21 grammes.
Conflict between Zoro and Kaku
This is the only one happening right now in One Piece, thus it seems sensible that Chapter 1072 would focus on it. But it won’t be too long, since the spoilers show that Zoro still manages to win against Kaku after the latter uses his awakening. Zoro had little trouble defeating an adversary he had faced before in the series, so even if supporters insist the CP0 is more powerful, it was to be expected that he would do so without much of a fight.
Disclosed by Stussy
Spoilers for One Piece Chapter 1072 are now complete, and they concern a CP0 member. At the end of Chapter 1072 of One Piece, it is revealed to readers that Stussy is a clone of Bakkin, a previous member of the Rock Pirates. The latter is currently making claims to being Weevil’s mother. If Stussy was a member of MADS, then Bakkin’s membership in the group explains why she has never aged. According to the theory that Stussy is a clone of Bakkin, it was Bakkin, not Stussy, who was a member of the MADS all along. We will provide you with a comprehensive description and raw scans of One Piece Chapter 1072 as soon as they become available on Friday.
Recent Spoilers for Chapter 1072
Spoilers for the January 23, 2023 release of One Piece Chapter 1072 have been made accessible early. Stussy’s relationship with Edward Weevil, a pirate who claims to be Whitebeard’s son, will likely be revealed in the upcoming chapter. At this stage in the manga, it’s delivering both exciting foreground and background action and explanation about the One Piece universe. Zoro fought Kaku, Garp went to confront Blackbeard, and Kid made his way toward Elbaf, just to name a few examples from the previous chapter.
Spoilers for One Piece 1072: What is Stussy and Weevil’s connection?
Spoilers for Chapter 1072 of One Piece have shown that Sassy is actually a clone of previous Rocks Pirates member Miss Bakkin. It so happens that Miss Bakkin is also the mother of Edward Weevil, a former Warlord of the Sea and the purported love interest of Edward Newgate. As viewers of One Piece know, Miss Bakkin has been out and about trying to claim an inheritance from Whitebeard for herself and her son. As far as I can tell, she is a highly avaricious and scheming person. Stussy, on the other hand, is an employee of CP0, a secret service that answers to the World Nobles. Fans typically picture her as someone who mainly sticks to the World Government’s lead but who occasionally strays.
And just lately, she tried to convince Lucci to play by the rules and not interact with a Yonko without first getting approval from the Marines. There was, however, a suggestion that Stussy had been to Egghead before. The reasons behind this, and the role that Vegapunk may have played, are unknown. Whether or if these issues are resolved in One Piece chapter 1072 remains to be seen. Intriguingly, Miss Bakkin’s clone now serves the World Government, despite the fact that her crew was beaten by the Marines with the assistance of Roger Pirates.
If Stussy is a carbon copy of Miss Bakkin, what does it mean?
From Seraphims to fake Devil Fruits to clones, the world of One Piece seems to be following a pattern of duplicating both its inhabitants and its environment. One Piece chapter 1072 spoilers hint that if Miss Bakkin cloned herself, she may have cloned Whitebeard as well; if so, Weevil is Whitebeard’s clone. Considering how similar Weevil is to Whitebeard, this argument is readily debunked. Many people may rethink their position on whether or not Weevil is Whitebeard’s son after seeing an old Miss Bakkin. Miss Bakkin’s absence from Whitebeard’s ship was questioned by even manga characters like Marco.
Whitebeard may have chosen her as a lover if she looked like Stussy when she was younger. This also exemplifies the fact that Oda’s female protagonists are either attractive or disgusting. It would be interesting to see how Stussy’s clone status affects her loyalty in One Piece chapter 1072. And if that’s the case, would she flip during the Egghead storyline to help the Straw Hats getaway?