Following Imu’s arrival on Elbaph via Gunko’s body in the previous issue, One Piece chapter 1150 spoilers were expected to see them launch an offensive against the island. Unofficially leaked via reputable sources earlier this week, the upcoming issue allegedly does see this take place, also expanding on Imu’s incredible abilities in the process.
While the One Piece chapter 1150 spoilers do elaborate on Imu’s abilities, fans don’t get any additional info on their possession power per the latest available spoilers. Fans also don’t get an update on Scopper Gaban or Tony Tony Chopper, both of whom were seen falling off of the Sun World’s branches in the previous issue.
One Piece chapter 1150 spoilers tease Imu’s devilish true form
One Piece chapter 1150 spoilers begin with the issue’s alleged title of “Domi Reversi,” the kanji for which is said to mean “dark reversal control.” The spoilers then address the issue’s cover story, which sees Yamato complete their Wano pilgrimage by returning Shimotsuki Yasuie’s sword to Enma Shrine in Hakumai. While Yamato, Ulti, and Page One are seen in front of the shrine after returning the sword, this isn’t confirmed to be the cover story’s last installment.
Spoilers then begin detailing the issue’s events, first by clarifying that there’s nothing from Monkey D. Luffy and co in the Underworld here. They also clarify that no new info on Brook’s apparent past with Gunko or the situation in Mariejois is shared. The first event detailed is Imu (in Gunko’s body) unleashing a massive blast of Conqueror’s Haki which knocks out both the kidnapped children and some of the adult Giants.
One Piece chapter 1150 spoilers then claim Gunko’s body now has two huge, leathery black wings like those of a bat, and a tail with an arrow-shaped tip. Gunko is also seen holding a large trident, much larger than her body, all of which is presumably a tease of Imu’s true devilish form. Imu then commands Saint Shepherd Sommers to lead the line of children out of Elbaph before asking Saint Rimoshifu Killingham if this is all his dream monsters can offer.
Killingham responds that he left some “Nightmare Holes” open which will continuously generate monsters born of the island’s nightmares. He adds that they’re dream creatures who’ve no concept of death, and thus can be revived at his will. Dorry, Brogy, and the other Giant Warrior Pirates then try to attack Imu. This prompts them to summon a magic book, presumably out of thin air, and pull out a dagger and massive shotgun from it.
One Piece chapter 1150 spoilers see Imu stab Brogy’s left hand before shooting his left wrist, completely severing his hand as a result. They then say that, since Elbaph has no king currently, Dorry and Brogy will become the country’s new rulers. Imu then uses a “Devil’s Contract” to give Brogy the “power of evil.” This causes him to be swallowed up by the floor briefly before returning with a new devilish form as he’s surrounded by flames.
He’s firstly said to be roughly five to six times larger than the other Giants, and now has two huge wings like Gunko (or more accurately, Imu). He’s also described as having four large fangs and two black horns, as well as wielding a huge double-edged axe. It’s also said that he can still use his left arm even without his wrist, but this isn’t further clarified in text-based spoilers. Brogy laughs at this new power he has while saying he feels like he can do anything.
One Piece chapter 1150 spoilers then see Imu use “Domi Reversi” to turn Dorry and some Giant Warrior Pirates into their subordinates. They each receive a new devil form like Brogy, including huge tridents with Dorry’s having a sword in its center prong. This is likely indicative of his being one of Elbaph’s new rulers as mentioned above. Spoilers also claim these new forms give them both great strength and immortality in exchange for Imu taking a portion of their lifespan.
Imu’s army is then seen in the issue’s final pages, consisting of Dorry, Brogy, some Giant Warrior Pirates, and several dream monsters behind them. However, the Giants are now said to be roughly the size of Oars, while the dream monsters are said to be much bigger than Killingham’s and sporting devilish fangs and horns. One Piece chapter 1150 spoilers end with Imu commanding his army to rampage and kill Jarul, who refuses to flee despite this.
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