One Piece fans around the world are eagerly waiting for the release of the next chapter, One Piece 1080. Spoiler leaks suggest that the upcoming chapter will feature Hachinosu Island, also known as Pirate Island, as the headquarters of the infamous pirate, Blackbeard. This has left fans wondering about the history of Hachinosu Island and its significance in the world of One Piece. In this article, we reveal the fascinating history of Hachinosu Island and its connection to Blackbeard.
Hachinosu Island is a part of the New World and is often referred to as the “Pirate’s Paradise.” It was the birthplace of Davy Back Fight and the legendary Rocks Pirate Crew. After the fall of Rocks in the God Valley Incident, the island was ruled by Ochoku until he was overthrown by Marshall D. Teach, better known as Blackbeard.
Blackbeard’s interest in Hachinosu Island stems from his kidnapping and imprisonment of Captain Koby, a member of the special organization, SWORD, after failing to acquire the Devil Fruit power of the Queen of the Pirates, Boa Hancock. This action led to a confrontation between Blackbeard and Vice Admiral Monkey D. Garp, who was determined to rescue Captain Koby from Blackbeard’s clutches.
The upcoming chapter of One Piece will shed more light on the brewing war between Blackbeard and SWORD. It is also rumored that Monkey D. Garp will launch an attack on Blackbeard’s stronghold, Hachinosu Island, which could potentially lead to a significant event in the One Piece world.
As we eagerly await the release of One Piece 1080, it’s exciting to learn about the history of Hachinosu Island and its significance to the story. Blackbeard’s choice of the island as his headquarters could indicate the island’s strategic importance in the world of One Piece. Only time will tell how the story unfolds, but for now, we look forward to discovering more about Hachinosu Island and the brewing conflict between SWORD and Blackbeard.
