One Piece Chapter 1050: Does Wano Country have a connection to Skypiea?

Seastone is very relevant in Wano Country (Image Credits: Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Viz Media, One Piece)
Seastone is very relevant in Wano Country (Image Credits: Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Viz Media, One Piece)

Based on recent events with One Piece Chapter 1050, readers have a renewed interest in Skypiea.

When Kaido and Big Mom were defeated, they were sent deep underground into a lava pit. The impact seemingly caused a volcanic eruption underwater. One Piece Chapter 1050 even provides a map layout.

For a while now, readers have wondered how Seastone is made in Wano Country. The material originates from this particular location. For that reason, several theories are based on whether or not it's connected to Skypiea. This could have a major effect on the storyline going forward.


Skypiea might have a role to play after One Piece Chapter 1050

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There seems to be some volcanic activity in One Piece Chapter 1050. Of course, this is a basic requirement for the creation of Seastone. This article will explain its connection to Wano Country as a whole, and what this could mean for the story.


Here is how Seastone is made

Pagaya gave a brief explanation back in the Skypiea arc. Seastone is made from a substance known as "Pyrobloin," which originates from volcanic eruptions. When it touches water from the atmosphere, the material can form sea and island clouds. This is dense enough for Skypieans to walk on.

Very little is known about Seastone, but it did originate in Wano Country. Basil Hawkins mentioned it to Trafalgar Law when he used a Seastone nail on him.

Based on this information, there has to be volcanic activity somewhere in Wano Country. One Piece Chapter 1050 reveals that it can happen in underground areas. Through unknown means, Wano Country residents somehow crafted the Seastone material.


One Piece Chapter 1050 brings to light some popular theories

Blackbeard pirates as seen in One Piece (Image Credits: Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Viz Media, One Piece)
Blackbeard pirates as seen in One Piece (Image Credits: Eiichiro Oda/Shueisha, Viz Media, One Piece)

Credit goes to Joe from Three Skull Theories on Twitter, who came up with a very interesting topic. One Piece Chapter 1050 brings attention to a certain theory regarding Skypiea. It states that Wano Country used to be apart of Jaya. Remember, the combined maps of Skypiea and Jaya resemble a skull.

Wano Country used to be known as the "City of Gold." However, the material is really hard to find. The idea is that Wano Country is the lost eye of Jaya, where it would neighbor the golden city Shandora. Theoretically, this theory is directly tied with Ancient Giants, who bear responsibility for moving these locations.

The Skypiean clouds were also made from Pyrobloin. It's quite possible that it originated from Mt. Fuji, since Paradise doesn't have many volcanoes. Seastone could potentially link both Wano Country and Skypiea together. A more comprehensive reading can be seen in the above Twitter thread.


Seastone will have a role to play very soon

These speculative theories may or may not pan out. Regardless, there has to be a reason why Seastone originates in Wano Country.

One Piece Chapter 1050 has certainly brought a lot of attention back to Skypiea. Readers would love to know whether or not it's intentional. Seastone is simply a piece of that puzzle, but it may not be easy to put together.


Note: This article reflects the writer's personal views.

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