Recent rumors surrounding One Piece chapter 1130 have unveiled significant details, including the true backgrounds of Hajrudin and Loki, along with insights into how Loki may have subverted the current royal lineage.
While Dorry and Brogy were among the earliest giants introduced in the One Piece universe, Hajrudin distinguished himself as the first giant to ally with Luffy and the Straw Hat crew. He made his debut during the Dressrosa arc as a mercenary who was part of the New Giant Warrior Pirates.
Until the developments in chapter 1130, Hajrudin’s origins and his relentless search for the Flame-Flame Fruit remained shrouded in mystery, especially considering he belongs to one of the mightiest races in the series. His aspirations to claim the throne of Elbaf have now come to light through recent dialogue.
Hajrudin’s journey to Dressrosa was motivated by his intent to secure the Logia Devil Fruit, enabling him to combat his far more formidable brother, Loki.
Disclaimer: This article contains spoilers for the One Piece series.
One Piece chapter 1130: Hajrudin’s Legitimacy as Elbaf’s Monarch
Hajrudin was first depicted as a mercenary with a past in the Buggy Delivery Service, later evolving into the captain of the New Giant Warrior Pirates. Throughout the Dressrosa narrative, his efforts revolved around acquiring the Flame-Flame Fruit, even though he was already a powerful giant.
Before chapter 1130, fans speculated that Hajrudin could be a half-sibling or illegitimate relative of Loki; however, recent dialogue indicates that Hajrudin was actually the rightful first prince of Elbaf, with Loki arriving later in the royal line.
This revelation, coupled with the legacy of the legendary Devil Fruit passed through the giant royal bloodline, implies that the fruit symbolizes inheritance. Loki’s rise to power involved the murder of the king, thereby usurping Hajrudin’s rightful claim to the throne.
Considering the Flame-Flame Fruit’s characteristics as a Logia, allowing one to manipulate and generate flames, it’s evident that Hajrudin ventured to Dressrosa in pursuit of this power to enhance his abilities, confront Loki, and re-establish his claim as Elbaf’s rightful ruler.
Although Loki’s specific Devil Fruit remains uncertain, hints such as the frequent references to wolves, the cold aura surrounding him, and the ominous blockage that seals him, suggest that his fruit could be a Mythical Zoan inspired by Fenrir, aligning with attributes associated with Loki.
Final Thoughts
The upcoming One Piece chapter 1130 is set to be released on October 20, 2024, and will be accessible on Shueisha’s MANGA Plus platform. The Elbaf storyline is gearing up for a power struggle between Hajrudin and Loki, with Luffy once again positioned as a pivotal figure in the fate of a new kingdom. Nonetheless, the prevailing anti-Straw Hat sentiment in Elbaf may lead some giants to perceive Luffy as an adversary to their nation, a contrast to previous arcs.
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