Egghead Island is a concentrate of the future, technology, science, discovery, invention and much more, all born from the brilliant mind of Vegapunk, the The leading scientist of ONE PIECE is that it has been mentioned several times in history. Now that it’s been introduced, more problems have come for the protagonists.
In fact, even the Egghead saga puts the Mugiwara in serious jeopardy, forced to face the world government, once again represented by Rob Lucci and other agents of the Cipher Pol, the marine led by Kizaru, who is about to do so of the island and also a mysterious traitor working against Vegapunk. The last chapters of ONE PIECE were correct approached by this mysterious figure that you don’t know who it is.
There has been a lot of talk about Vegapunk’s six satellites and that one of them could be the traitor. Given recent events, such a situation is possible with Edison and Shaka as prime suspects. However, another possibility was not considered, which Artur suggested instead, also considering a theme Oda continued throughout the Egghead saga.
In the previous chapters there have been quite heavy criticisms of Vegapunk’s technologies, of its holograms, but above all of this gigantic knowledge network, a kind of internet in the world of ONE PIECE that could be misused by the wrong people. Well, according to the user Artur, it is precisely this entity that has managed to take shape thanks to the information from Vegapunk’s brain. effectively becoming a satellite who chose to rebel. The rebellion of a robot, an AI or a cyborg would somewhat close the circle of criticism that Oda created in Egghead.
Of course, we’ll have to wait at least a few more chapters before we find out if all of this is really possible or not, but in the meantime, ONE PIECE 1076’s spoilers have come out, continuing the story of this complicated situation.
But we’re only blaming Edison for a lack of an alibi. What if he was actually a red herring? Because we have an 8th part of Vegapunk’s brain that could have made it… Punk Records. Since Oda references many sci-fi movies, what if we have an AI rebellion scenario? (9/11) pic.twitter.com/fvFNwOFPXa
— Artur – Library of Ohara (@newworldartur) February 20, 2023
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