Imu’s enigmatic influence over the Gorosei has been a topic of much debate in One Piece. Recent revelations suggest that this power, alongside their apparent immortality, might originate from a concealed source associated with the “Lost Chamber”or “Chamber of Flowers.”
This mysterious space, thought to be linked to the ancient Lunarians, could contain the key to Imu’s ability to manipulate life forces, possibly via a corrupted device or plant producing Devil Fruits. This theory not only clarifies Imu’s dominance but also hints at the identity of the “Man Marked by Flames”and other concealed truths in the series.
One Piece: The Phantom Room and the Chamber of Flowers
The latest chapter of One Piece unveiled a shocking moment: Saturn’s demise, seemingly triggered by Imu, who severed his power and life force. This incident confirmed the long-held belief that the Gorosei rely on Imu for their abilities and apparent immortality.
Many speculate that this power was acquired through the repeated use of the Ope Ope no Mi. If accurate, this implies that Imu has discovered a method to utilize the fruit and reclaim it multiple times.
A crucial clue to unraveling this enigma is the reference to “The Phantom Room,”or as it’s described in the most recent anime episode, “The Lost Chamber.”Some fans theorize this chamber is the “Chamber of Flowers,”where Imu is frequently depicted. Imu seems to draw power most effectively from this location, raising questions about the true nature of the chamber.
There are further speculations that the butterflies surrounding Imu represent souls. Additionally, it is believed that the “Chamber of Flowers”was originally owned by the Lunarians, the ancient inhabitants of the Red Line.
The garden may have been cultivated as part of the Lunarians’ efforts to remedy a disease, possibly related to a past epidemic, such as Tree Fever. While Mariejois’ trees are artificial, the Chamber of Flowers features organic plant life.
One Piece: Imu’s source of power and the Lunarian legacy
This theory postulates that the “Lost Chamber”is actually the Chamber of Flowers, deemed “lost”due to its previous association with the Lunarians. Imu may be hiding within this garden as it conceals the entrance to the icy vaults referenced in chapter 906.
It is surmised that the device or plant upholding the Gorosei’s power and life force is secured here, potentially linked to the “National Treasure”of Mariejois. Nefertari D. Lili might have attempted to convey a warning regarding the true source of Imu’s strength.
In chapter 202, a painting depicts the ritual sealing of a devil. As Devil Fruits are said to emerge from people’s dreams and desires, this theory proposes they might also derive from fears and nightmares.
In chapter 275, Enel states:
“It’s not God that people fear, it’s the terror that God incarnates.”
This lends support to the notion that Imu acquired power by exploiting the greed of others, offering promises of power and immortality.
One Piece: The “Man Marked by Flames”and Enel’s return
Vegapunk’s refusal to categorize either side in the Void Century war as entirely virtuous or villainous reinforces the idea that both factions were motivated by greed, rendering them susceptible to Imu’s manipulations. Imu may have purposely tainted a device or plant that generates Devil Fruits, granting the ability to bestow and withdraw immortality.
This theory also establishes a connection between the “Man Marked by Flames”and a former Elder Star who broke free from Imu’s sway. Ju Peter, the youngest of the Gorosei, may be a successor to this individual and this storyline could culminate in Enel’s return, re-integrating him into the overarching conflict of the plot.
Final thoughts
Imu’s dominance over the Gorosei likely originates from a corrupted device or plant within the Lost Chamber, possibly linked to the creation of Devil Fruits. This connection to the Lunarians, the “National Treasure,”and the “Man Marked by Flames”could unlock many unresolved mysteries concerning power and immortality in One Piece.
- The One Piece may compel Luffy into a role he is reluctant to accept, with Joy Boy’s designation as “the first pirate”being pivotal.
- One Piece’s Elbaf arc might turn out to be the anticipated final war arc, with the World Government playing a central role.
- Imu’s true identity may merge theories regarding One Piece’s Umibozu and Nefertari D. Lili in a compelling manner.
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