One Piece Chapter 1128 Uncovers a New Sun God

As some members of the Straw Hat crew find themselves in an unexpected location, One Piece Chapter 1128 spoilers unveil a surprising twist: there is a second Sun God.

The One Piece manga is on the brink of introducing the highly-anticipated Elbaf Arc, yet the missing Straw Hats stumble upon a mysterious castle constructed from Lego blocks. Nami and Usopp face off against oversized insects and a persistent cat that continues to attack them.

They receive assistance from the iconic monster trio; however, the real chaos commences in One Piece Chapter 1128. This chapter uncovers that this peculiar place is recognized as the temple of the Sun God. The Wano Arc has already established that Luffy, in his transformative Gear 5 form, embodies Nika, the genuine Sun God who existed centuries ago.

The Sun God holds significant reverence in the Kingdom of Elbaf. As such, the new character who proclaims to be that legendary warrior is a giant adorned with a reindeer mask, and curiously, this figure also assaults the crew.

While the “Sun God” is indeed a colossal entity, the inhabitants of this realm are ordinary humans who idolize this being. Furthermore, the entire kingdom appears to be an elaborate illusion, akin to a toy box situated within a vast room. As the narrative unfolds, the identity of this enigmatic character remains undisclosed, fueling a myriad of fan theories.

#ONEPIECE1128This phony sun god dude be looking cold af, ngl pic.twitter.com/PBzVysGe8a

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A translator shares a noteworthy detail regarding the aforementioned Sun God: “NOTE: The ‘Sun God’ in the chapter employs the term ‘拙者’ (sessha), which serves as the self-pronoun ‘I’ / ‘My’ / ‘Me,’ in a way that samurais from Wano Country typically use.”

One Piece theorist remarks, “The ‘Sun God’ is a giant nerd kid crafting with his Lego set, manipulating real-life individuals. My theory is that it’s Loki.”

“Thus, he is the god of the sun to those small people, an imposter trickster, much like Loki, and distinct from the figure who was anticipating their arrival,” responds one fan.

With the Egghead arc concluding in the manga, be sure to discover why the Egghead storyline is considered the best arc thus far.

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