How Loki Destroys the World, Explained

This article contains spoilers for the Elbaf episode of One Piece.

Key Takeaways

• Loki is believed to have the power to destroy the world, but his true intentions can be misunderstood by fans and characters alike.
• Loki's immense power comes from a powerful Devil Fruit, making him a menacing threat capable of bringing catastrophic destruction.
• Loki's claim to be the sun god who will destroy the world may actually stem from a misinterpretation of a prophecy that hinted at a potential alliance with Luffy to resist the world government.

Loki is the center of attention one piece Right now, this shouldn't be a surprise to any fans. He is depicted as an incredibly powerful sun god, capable of destroying entire worlds. Naturally, fans want to see more of him and, more importantly, how his story unfolds.

Certainly the most important elements of Loki's character are his immense power and, at the same time, the future he foresees where many giants destroy the entire world. Loki is very capable. Otherwise no one would be able to claim this without actually tasting his power. The question remains as to how Loki will actually destroy the world.

Loki's introduction in One Piece was confusing.

• Loki meets Luffy
• Loki declares himself to be the sun god.

Loki was introduced. one piece In this chapter, fans witnessed the Straw Hats escape the detention center, or Block City, and finally set foot in the real Elbaf. As soon as the Straw Hats went outside, Luffy felt a strange presence. In fact, according to Luffy, the presence was so strong that he started getting goosebumps. Zoro and Sanji stayed behind, and Luffy went to find this being and ended up encountering an absolutely monstrous giant.

That Loki is Elbaf's shame! – Giants

At the same time, Oda used the giants of Elbaf to further illustrate Loki's character. Clearly, Loki has always been known to be a mischievous and, more importantly, very evil person. He committed a series of heinous crimes and was eventually sentenced to crucifixion. Fans aren't exactly sure what led to his crucifixion, but it's implied that Loki was sentenced after killing his father. His father, King Harald, ruled Elbaf and possessed a very powerful devil fruit. This fruit was essentially a legendary fruit, which is why Loki took notice of this fruit, as he considered himself the sun god and the owner of this legendary fruit.

Loki successfully killed Harold and ate this devil fruit, gaining immense power. It took all of Elbaf to work together to subdue Loki and prepare to crucify him, and he ended up chained to a rocky mountain at the very bottom of the country. It was there that Luffy met Loki. one piece In Chapter 1130, fans were able to see that Loki was a threatening individual. Despite being bound and severely weakened, Loki is confident in his abilities and believes he is the Sun God who will destroy the world.

This means that he believes that Loki will be freed from his chains at some point. Moreover, for the sake of the story, Loki must be released at some point, and as hinted so far, this will be the trigger for Ragnarok.

Loki's claim to destroy the world

Loki believes he has enough power to end everyone.

Of course, fans need to know how Loki can destroy the world. Being able to do that is no small thing. In fact, Loki is not the only one who believes this. All the giants of Elbaf made it clear that if Loki was freed from his chains, he would destroy the world. This means that they have tasted his power first-hand and truly believe that Loki can go on to destroy all of Elbaf and the rest of the world as well. One thing fans should keep in mind is that no individual, no matter how strong, can destroy the world in One Piece unless they possess or are connected to one of the world-destroying powers of Guraguranomi. Three ancient weapons in some way.

And I am the sun god who will destroy the world! – Rocky

For example, Whitebeard's devil fruit is said to have the power to sink the entire world. Likewise, any ancient weapon can destroy the world if utilized. This means that in its current state, the only people capable of sinking the world are Shirahoshi, Imu, and other unknown individuals. Blackbeard is another individual due to the power of Gura Gura no Mi and now Loki is in the mix.

Considering that this claim is quite valid as it is backed by the Giants, Loki must have a very powerful Devil Fruit. The only conclusion we can make is that Loki's Devil Fruit grants him divine powers. Considering that Loki believes himself to be the sun god, it is clear that his fruit grants him the powers of a godlike being, meaning that Loki may be a version of Hito Hito no Mi. . Just as Luffy has the power of the Nika fruit, Loki may also have powers related to Nika, which could lead to the misunderstanding that he is the sun god. Alternatively, Loki has the power of another God Fruit that gives him tremendous strength.

How Loki Destroys the World

Loki will not destroy the world because he is not the sun god

It is implied that this legendary Devil Fruit is directly linked to Loki's ability to destroy the world. This means that whatever fruit it is, it can give him incredible power and help him destroy the world. Loki's Devil Fruit can have incredible destructive power, much like his Kuraguranomi, which can sink an entire island. Perhaps Loki could use his divine powers to wipe out islands on Earth, or he could channel his powers in unconventional ways, such as controlling the forces of nature and using them to destroy the world. Nonetheless, Loki can use his Devil Fruit to destroy the world, something Luffy must stop at any cost.

More importantly, it's possible that Loki will misinterpret the prophecy and not destroy the world. The problem is that Loki and all the giants of Elbaf worship the sun god. The sun god was a figure who spread laughter and joy wherever he went and freed people from their chains. Loki must know this, and the fact that he calls himself the Sun God must mean that he sees himself in a good light.

Loki's claim to destroy the world could potentially stem from a prophecy misinterpreted to mean he must destroy the world. In fact, this prophecy may be about destroying the world order created by the Sun God and the Founding 20 after the fall of the Old Kingdom. This world order must collapse. Similar to how Luffy is expected to destroy Fishman Island at some point, he will also have to do something similar with the rest of the world in a more symbolic sense, as the World Government's control of the world must be broken.

Perhaps this would have seemed completely different to Loki, and he believed he was the sun god and therefore needed to destroy the world. So Loki won't destroy the world. one piece When he realizes that Luffy is the sun god, he could potentially side with him. The person threatening the destruction of Elbaf and the world will most likely be Imu, as fans will find out later in this arc.

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