In Chapter 1122 of One Piece, the Gorosei reach a critical moment as their defeat on Egghead Island leads to their shocking retreat from Emet’s attack at the end of the chapter. The Straw Hats rely on Emet’s Haki attack to flee from the Gorosei.
Despite having underestimated the Straw Hats and Vegapunk before, Saturn is now facing significant consequences. Emet’s attack has caused all members of the Gorosei, except for Saturn, to retreat to Mary Geoise, with the added consequence of angering Imu. As a result, Saturn may become the first member of the Gorosei to fall at Imu’s hands, dealing a major blow to both him and the World Government’s plans.
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One Piece: The Straw Hats Pirates’ Great Escape from Egghead Island
In the final chapter of the Egghead Island arc in One Piece, the Straw Hat Pirates, aided by the Giants, successfully break free from the clutches of the Gorosei who had invaded the island. The pivotal moment of this encounter occurs when Emeth uses a powerful Conqueror’s Haki attack to defend Luffy and his crew.
This powerful attack caused the majority of the Gorosei to quickly retreat and return to Mariejois, leaving only Saint Saturn behind. The last panel of the manga shows Saint Saturn in his human form, looking sadly at Emeth’s lifeless body. His defeated expression hints at the consequences he will face upon his return to Imu.
The Wrath of Imu Upon Sensing Joy Boy’s Haki in One Piece
As the chapter nears its end, Imu can be seen in the Room of Flowers, letting out a furious scream upon sensing the unmistakable Haki of Joy Boy. The realization of this Haki’s source fills Imu with dread, as they understand its profound importance. The failure of Saturn at Egghead Island foreshadows his impending fate as the first Gorosei to fall at Imu’s hands, a fact emphasized by Saturn’s despondent attitude.
Despite their impressive strength, the Gorosei’s failure on Egghead Island was catastrophic and undeniable as they were unable to fulfill their mission against the Straw Hat Pirates and their allies.
Despite their efforts, the Five Elders’ failure to stop Vegapunk’s final message from being broadcast is a significant setback that raises uncertainty about their capabilities and proficiency. Despite having four main goals on Egghead Island, their limited achievements portray a bleak portrayal of their ultimate mission.
The Gorosei’s Failures on Egghead Island in One Piece
The primary goal was to eliminate Vegapunk, which they were able to achieve. Saint Saturn dealt the first blow, while Kizaru finished the task. Despite this triumph, it is important to note that the other satellites of Vegapunk are still alive. If any of them, especially Lilith, were to survive, Vegapunk’s legacy and knowledge would endure, making the Elders’ triumph incomplete and insubstantial.
Despite Mars’ efforts, the second objective of preventing the broadcast of Vegapunk’s final message ended in complete failure. He was unable to locate the transponder snail responsible for the signal, allowing Vegapunk to outsmart the Gorosei and successfully broadcast the message. This likely resulted in crucial information being revealed to the world.
This defeat dealt a major blow to the Gorosei’s objectives, as they were unable to prevent the spread of information that could potentially threaten their hold on authority.
The primary objective was to remove two major obstacles: Luffy, who possesses the Sun God Nika’s abilities, and Kuma, a member of the infamous Buccaneer bloodline. These individuals pose a significant risk to the World Government’s authority. Additionally, Nico Robin, whose understanding of the Poneglyphs could potentially expose the secrets of the Void Century, is also a target for elimination.
Despite the Gorosei’s attempts to neutralize these figures, their failure only adds to the challenges they face. While they may still have chances to take action, their repeated lack of success raises doubts about their capability to achieve their goals.
Ultimately, the Gorosei’s goal was to obtain the Mother Flame, a formidable weapon with the ability to cause massive destruction. However, this objective is currently uncertain as the weapon’s development is linked to Egghead’s laboratory. The key to its creation, York, may either refuse to assist or be hindered if the laboratory is destroyed. This uncertainty poses a significant threat to the Gorosei, as it could potentially result in another failure for them.
Final Thoughts
Despite their attempts, the Gorosei and the World Government were only partially successful on Egghead Island. Although they were able to kill Vegapunk, they ultimately failed to achieve their overall goals. Their failure to silence Vegapunk’s message, eliminate crucial threats, and protect the Mother Flame highlights the extent of their defeat.
Despite his death, Vegapunk’s legacy continues to have a lasting impact, forcing the Five Elders to confront the aftermath of their defeat and the impending vengeance of Imu.
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