Charlotte Linlin is one of the four Yonkous in the hit anime manga, "One Piece." (Photo : Youtube/One Piece)
Finally, Luffy and company crossed the territory of one of the feared Yonkous, Big Mom. Next chapter, the Straw Hat crew will finally meet one of Sanji's brothers as they are being trailed by the Germa 66 ship.
"One Piece" chapter 825 began with a brief introduction from Vito about the Germa 66, a mythical army said to rival the Navy's strength. The World Government capitalized on these conflicts with the group by publishing stories of the Marines obliterating the demon army. Hence, this led kids to believe in the Marine ideology.
As Sanji entered his room, he met one of Capone's henchmen, Gotti who felt disrespected by the Straw Hat cook's words. As he was about to attack Sanji, Lola's look-alike stopped him and informed him that he is a very important guest. Sanji recognized the resemblance between the woman and Lola.
Scene shifts to Luffy's group as they finally cross enemy territory. Pekoms warned them that Big Mom deployed telepathic fishes that alert battle stations if intruders are within the area. Before they even knew it, a ship already trails them and it was revealed that it is the Germa 66 ship with Sanji's brother at the helm.
Now, fans over at Reddit observed how Big Mom's territory and ship are all animated beings. User Holydooly wrote that her crew includes toy soldiers and even the door of her ship can interact. Hence, it is believed that her Devil Fruit is something that gives life to inanimate objects.
Meanwhile, fans over at Oro Jackson believe Big Mom ate the Witch-Witch fruit, which could be a possibility as her Jolly Roger includes a wand used by witches. User Divvens wrote in the forum that the island she inhabits is a cake island, which is similar to the witch in Hansel and Gretel. Lastly, her appearance is said to be an indication of her true nature as well. Witches are often portrayed with bulging eyes, curly hair and a protruded nose and the most popular example being Yubaba from "Spirited Away."
Here is another popular fan theory about Charlotte Linlin's origins and powers courtesy of YouTube User One Piece Theory.
