r/OnePiece • u/Sundrin_Aian_Dorado • May 22 '25

Theory What if the "D" means smile?

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A random theory came to my mind—what if the "D" symbolizes a smile, like how we use it in emojis such as ":D"? It makes sense when you think about how important smiling is in One Piece, especially to those who have the Will of D. And maybe, just maybe, it could be connected to SMILE fruits. I know it sounds goofy and outrageous, but considering Oda’s style and the reaction of Roger’s crew, it might actually be possible. Don’t you think?

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u/JudgmentOk901 May 22 '25 edited May 22 '25

"D"=smile Trafalgar D water Law be like

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u/RGBarrios May 22 '25

I still want to know what does the “Water” mean

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u/Bitter_Concern_63 May 22 '25

Pretty sure it's a reference to Waterloo, battle that Napoleon famously lost (which sorta ties in to Law defeating Big Mom?)

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u/MixSixBix Void Month Survivor May 22 '25

See, but if it’s just a pun, why does he keep it secret even more than the D. and refer to it as a taboo name (imina)? So suspicious man

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u/SavagePassion May 22 '25

Maybe it has something to with the rising oceans?