One Piece: Fans overlook Nami\u2019s role in Luffy\u2019s Gear 5 transformation CrunchyrollOne Piece\u2019s recent episode features the first glimpse of Luffy\u2019s devil fruit awakening. However, fans fail to notice that Nami had a significant role in making Luffy\u2019s Gear 5 transformation possible. One Piece is an intriguing story with layers of mystery and various powers. Luffy\u2019s powers, which were believed to be a Paramecia-type devil fruit, turn out to be a mythical Zoan, Hito Hito no Mi: Model Nika. In his battle with Kaido, Gear 4 proves ineffective as he loses the fight repeatedly. However, just when all hope seems lost, Luffy miraculously reveals the true nature of his devil fruit. Luffy not only uses his Gear 5 for the first time in One Piece but also confirms the return of Joy Boy. Delve deeper to find out how Nami made Luffy\u2019s Gear 5 transformation possible in One Piece. Nami\u2019s desire to see Luffy win gave him the final push needed for Gear 5 transformation One Piece fans are aware of just how much faith the Straw Hat Pirates have in their captain. Of course, this includes Nami, the ship\u2019s navigator and one of the first members of the crew. While Luffy is defeated, Kaido happily announces his death to the entire Wano. Everyone becomes woeful, and most even refuse to believe it. However, Nami vehemently denies his death and stands up to Kaido, saying that Luffy promised to win. She knows that Luffy always keeps his promises, so she argues with the dangerous Yonko. This is uncharacteristic of Nami, who always scares easily. The scene puts a lot of emphasis on Nami and not the rest of the crew. Anime-only fans will find out later why this scene is so significant in the story. In the manga, Luffy and the crew meet Vegapunk, who explains the origins of devil fruits after witnessing Luffy\u2019s Gear 5 form. The scientist explains his theory of the devil fruits being manifestations of the desires to see how different paths of evolution can play out. These powers are born out of limitless permutations of imagination. Therefore, each one of these devil fruit powers showcases a different possibility for the future of humanity. It makes sense considering how Luffy only awakens his devil fruit after hearing Nami\u2019s strong desire. Despite standing so far away from Luffy, Nami is confident that her words will reach her captain. It\u2019s no coincidence that Luffy pulls himself together the next moment, and Zunesha claims Joy Boy\u2019s return. Nami may not be entirely responsible for Luffy\u2019s Gear 5 transformation in One Piece, but she did give her captain the final push to make it possible. It\u2019s nothing short of a miracle that the two were in so much sync in the recent episode. One Piece can currently be streamed on Crunchyroll. In the meantime, you can check out more anime coverage below: Jujutsu Kaisen chapter 231 | 10 short anime series | JJK confirms Megumi\u2019s return | Jujutsu Kaisen young Gojo | One Piece Episode 1071 | One Piece Gear 5 anime schedule | One Piece chapter 1089 | One Piece live-action trailer | Gojo honored one | Details in JJK Season 2 Episode 4 | Jujutsu Kaisen Reverse Cursed Technique<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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