Important moments that foreshadowed Davy Jones true identity

It would be impossible to write a story based on the life of the Pirates without including the legendary Davy Jones in one form or another. This historical figure is known long and wide as one of the most influential and mysterious pirates ever lived, but it is actually only very recently in A bit Manga that Davy Jones has actually been confirmed to be a real person, because for a while it has now been debate if he was actually around and kicked at a time, or if he was simply a little more than a myth that had spread around the world.

Prolonged A bit Fans will have noticed that Davy Jones has been mentioned on several occasions, and although it is clear that ODA has tried to keep his true identity under cover for as long as possible, there are still some obvious references to his existence that can be found early in the story. That being said, this is the most important moments that gave the greatest hints to who Davy Jones was, and when he actually lived.

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Robin mentions Davy was a 'cursed' pirate

It is now clear why he received such a devilish reputation

• Robin talks about Davy Jones at the beginning of Davy Back Fight

• Being “cursed” may mean that he was painted as a demon of the government

Before Davy Back Fight officially starts in Long Ring Long Land Story Arc, Robin decides to share some information with the crew of what she knows about the legendary pirate Davy Jones. According to Robin, Davy Jones lived many years ago and is said to have been cursed, which is why he was forced to live on the seabed for the rest of his days. The most fascinating thing about this piece of dialogue is that Robin was actually right on the money when she stated that Davey is a pirated of a bygone era, which we now know he lived about 800 years ago, the same time as Joy Boy.

However, what is even more interesting is the whole idea that Davy Jones is cured. Although it is really not far -reaching to theorize that Davy Jones could have been injured or obsessed with a demonic unit, given that stones revealed how desperately the government tried to demonize him, it may also be the case that this is simply their propaganda at work. After all, the Davy clan has been one of the world's greatest enemies for seemingly many centuries, so what a better way to scrub them from human mind than to paint their most remarkable figure as a good-for-nothing pirate that eventually falls into evil?

Since this piece of dialogue only takes up two panels and one scene in anime, it can be very easy to forget it, especially considering the bizarre hijinks that take place not long after as part of the competition. With that in mind, however, the actual meaning behind the Davy Back Fight competition itself also gave a clear tip about not only who the pirate was, but also what he was looking for.

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Davy keeps everything that sinks

He must have been influential to have a game named after him

The Davy Back Fight itself can be a little more than a bunch of random games that two pirate crews have to participate in before they exchanged crew members, but the name itself is clearly a tribute to the legendary pirates who lived under the void. Sanji says that because everything that falls into the sea is said to belong to Davy Jones, take a bit of treasure, or even a crew member, away from another pirate is called a Davy back, which explains why this popular game got his name after him in the first place.

The fact that this became so popular and well -known all over the world is honestly quite revealing, as it emphasizes that Davy Jones is someone who is seen as more of a hero and someone to be respected rather than a villain, but only by some people. Although the World Government does everything they can to smear the Davy name, it is clear that many people are still big fans of him, including Foxy, who seems more than happy to participate in the game after seeing the straw hats for the first time.

It was recently revealed that Rocks is a dedicated follower of Davy, given that he is also a member of his clan, and usually when the World Government paints someone as an enemy, there will inevitably be people around the world who instead celebrate them as a kind of martyr. As a result, having his name be so recognizable all over the world in this form gave a pretty smart tip that Savy Jones, even though he was dangerous, was seen in a positive light by many people.

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ODA revealed a picture of Davy Jones

Although it is a joke it reveals a lot about who he really is

• Oda drew a silly illustration by Davy Jones in an SBS

• To give him a face and body suggested he was more than just a myth

• Even then he could still be seen as carrying around his cupboard or chest

It is no secret that Oda likes to include some rather bizarre and random facts within his SBS volumes, but a special illustration that many fans have taken up time and time again is a picture of Davy Jones. With a happy smile on the face and an odd breast under the arm, it is quite clear that this is simply a silly illustration of the legendary pirate that ODA probably decided to join the fly, but the reason it works as such an important tip about who Davy Jones actually is, is because he seems like a real living person.

For many years, fans speculated if Davy Jones was nothing but a myth that had spread around A bit The world, potentially even being a figure that the government constituted to introduce fear to humans so that they would hate pirates. However, by actually giving Davy Jones a face and body made it clear all the way back in 2005 that Davy Jones is actually a real person, which means that his actions would definitely have had a huge impact on the world when he lived many years ago.

Still, it is difficult to gather a lot from this individual picture because of how basic and silly it is at first glance, but at least it confirms that Davy Jones was a real person at some time, something that was officially confirmed in the latest manga chapters in history.

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Brook's Theory

The straw hat skeleton may be on something to something

This comment made by Brooke in Chapter 606 is still a theory that will not yet be confirmed, but it seems to be directly related to Davy Jones, and more specifically how he ended up on the seabed. Brooks says that in an emotional rage, Davy Jones decided to throw all his crews into the sea, where they would ultimately sink to their deaths, before deciding to jump in himself, where he would then be forced to wander on the seabed for the rest of his days.

The whole idea of ​​walking around the seabed because they cursed by the gods is exactly what Robin mentioned back in Long Ring Long Land, and since the ship that took place was the flying Dutch, it would not be Outlandish to suggest that this was Davy's vessel all the time. It would be even more meaningful considering that no doubt the most popular iteration of Davy Jones, seen in Caribbean pirates Movies, also pilot this ship in these respective films.

Right now, this theory that Brooke has thrown has not yet confirmed, nor is it known about the Vander Decken line, which is known for being on that ship, is related to Davy in some way. Despite this, however, it is very unlikely that Brook would have just thrown this mention of the flying Dutchman for no reason at all, so it seems clear that Oda will take it up again very soon, especially now that he is starting to place a much greater focus on Davy Jones and his mysterious clan.

Release date

October 20, 1999

Network

Fuji TV

Board members

Hiroaki Miyamoto, Konosuke Uda, Junji Shimizu, Satoshi Itō, Munehisa Sakai, Katsumi Tokoro, Yutaka Nakajima, Yoshihiro, Kenichi Takeshita, Yoko Ikeda, Ryota Nakamura, Hirouu, Hirau, Kaku, Kakhita, Yoko Ikeda, Ryota Nakamura, Hirouu, Hiru, Kaku, Kakhita, Yoko Ikaa, Ryota Nakamura, Hirouu, Hiruu, Kakhita, Kaka, Ryota, Ryota Nakamura, Hirouu, Hirou, Kaku, Kakuhita Toshihihiro Maey, Hidehihihihiro, nozomo, nozomo, nozomo, nozomo, nozomo. Watanabe, Harume Kosaka, Yasuhiro Tanabe, Yukihiko Nakao, Keisuke Onishi, Junichi Fujise, Hiroyuki Satou

Author

Jin Tanaka, Akiko Inoue, Junki Takegami, Shinzo Fujita, Shouji Yonemura, Yoshiyuki Suga, Atsuhiro Tomioka, Hirohiko Uesaka, Michiru Shimada, Isao Murayama, Takuya Masumo, Momoa, yoechichichichi,

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  Mayumi Tanaka

  Monkey D. Luffy (Voice)

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  Kazuya Nakai

  Roronoa zoro (voice)