The mystery surrounding Bajak Laut Rocks in the manga series One Piece continues to intrigue fans. With the release of One Piece 1080, fans were treated to some revelations about the group, including the mysterious Stussy being a member of the crew. In this article, we explore a theory that suggests Edward Weevil is a clone of Shirohige.
One Piece fans have been debating the possibility of cloning in the series ever since the introduction of Seraphim, which were clones of the Shichibukai. Stussy, who was revealed to be a clone of Miss Buckingham, has fueled the speculation even further. With this in mind, fans have theorized that there could be more clones in the series, including Bajak Laut Rocks members.
Edward Weevil, the self-proclaimed son of Shirohige, has been on fans’ minds as a possible clone. Despite his enormous strength, Weevil is seen as an imperfect clone of Shirohige. This theory gains more credibility when fans consider the physical appearance of Weevil, as his body is covered in stitches.
The idea that Miss Buckingham, a scientist at MADS and a former member of Bajak Laut Rocks, is responsible for creating Weevil makes sense. Oda has stated that Stussy has ambitions of becoming a scientist, so it’s conceivable that she would try to create a clone of Shirohige. Fans speculate that she may have stolen DNA from Shirohige while she was a member of Bajak Laut Rocks and used it to create Weevil.
While some fans are convinced that Weevil is a clone of Shirohige, others remain skeptical. Weevil’s lack of skill compared to other prominent scientists like Vegapunk and Judge suggests that a perfect clone would be beyond Miss Buckingham’s capabilities. However, imperfect cloning could still be the answer to the mystery surrounding Weevil’s origins.
In conclusion, the mystery surrounding Bajak Laut Rocks and the possibility of cloning in One Piece continue to stir fans’ imaginations. The theory that Edward Weevil is a clone of Shirohige created by Miss Buckingham seems plausible and puts an interesting spin on the character’s backstory. Fans eagerly await Oda’s confirmation or refutation of this theory in the upcoming chapters of One Piece.
