Shonen Jump’s One Piece 1143 Delves Deeper into the Royal Giant Family Ties

This article contains Shueisha’s One Piece 1143 spoilers.

One Piece 1143 Overview:

• The dream monsters conjured by St. Killingham blocked Elbaph firefighters from extinguishing the flames created by Loki.
• Saul injured himself trying to touch a child covered in the invisible thorns made by St. Sommers.
• The giant children are walking straight into a fire.
• The God’s Knights are having lunch.
• Loki has lost too much blood to stand, and it will take months for him to fully recover.
• Public sentiment toward Loki is that he should be executed.
• King Harald trusted Loki and Hajrudin to work together to support Elbaph.
• Loki bullied Hajrudin when they were kids, disrespected his mom, and was a bit racist toward other giants.
• Hajrudin would kill Loki if he could.
• Loki claims he didn’t murder King Harald.

Key Takeaways:

• St. Sommers ate the Thorn-Thorn Fruit, which allows him to manipulate invisible thorns.
• St. Killingham ate the Dragon-Dragon Fruit. It’s a mythical type, and the model is Kirin. It gives him the power to materialize dreams.
• Giants draw their rainbow roads with painter rocks.
• The God’s Knights are aware of the Straw Hats’ presence on Elbaph.
• The knights don’t care if children die.
• Everyone wants Loki dead.
• Loki may not be a murderer after all.