Shocking Revelation: Unveiling the Sinister Deeds of Celestial Dragons in One Piece Chapter 1095

According to the complete spoiler summary and raw scans, One Piece 1095 will present fans with an exciting issue centered around the events taking place in Egghead. The chapter will highlight the formidable powers of Five Elders member Saint Jaygarcia Saturn, who will effortlessly overpower Franky, Sanji, Jewelry Bonney, and others, showcasing his immense strength.

Additionally, fans will be treated to a captivating glimpse into the series' lore through Bonney's flashback regarding her father Bartholomew Kuma's reminders. Kuma's memories will provide some insightful details about the mysterious disappearance of God Valley, an island that vanished without a trace 38 years before the current events of One Piece.

Disclaimer: This article contains major spoilers from the One Piece manga up to chapter 1095.

One Piece 1095 spoilers begin to shed light on the God Valley Incident

A terrible Hunger Games-like competition held by Celestial Dragons

In One Piece chapter 957, a momentous battle took place on the mysterious island of God Valley, many years prior to the current events. This epic clash witnessed the unprecedented alliance between Gol D. Roger and Monkey D. Garp, as they united forces to confront the dreaded Rocks D. Xebec, an individual who struck fear into the hearts of the World Government.

After a fierce confrontation, the Rocks Pirates - led by Xebec and composed of notorious figures like Whitebeard, Kaido, Big Mom, and Shiki - suffered a complete and utter defeat. Shockingly, it is believed that Xebec perished during the intense battle. Adding to the mystery, after the dust settled, God Valley vanished without a trace, as if it had never even existed. #UnansweredQuestions #MysteriousDisappearance

According to One Piece 1095 spoilers, it has been revealed that God Valley was not located in the New World as previously believed, and it did not contain any Ancient Weapons or similar artifacts. Instead, leaked information suggests that the Celestial Dragons of Mary Geoise used to organize a traveling tournament every three years. The tournament's location would change each time and would be held on islands not affiliated with the World Government.

However, this tournament was not a typical sporting event. It was a cruel competition that involved hunting humans, where the Celestial Dragons would enjoy hunting down both their own slaves and the inhabitants of the chosen island as if they were mere prey.

In the midst of the enslaved individuals, there existed a diverse array of races, with one notable presence being the young Bartholomew Kuma and his parents. Belonging to the renowned Buccaneer Tribe, both Kuma and his father were famed for their immense physical strength, often likened to that of the mighty Giants.

38 years ago, the Celestial Dragons chose God Valley, an island in West Blue, as the location for their twisted game. Despite the objections of the legitimate ruler of God Valley, Saint Garling Figarland intervened and ruthlessly murdered him.

Garling, the present head of the Holy Knights under the World Government, is widely speculated by fans to be the father of "Red Hair" Shanks. Among his fellow Celestial Dragons, he is heralded as the leading contender in the inhumane hunt.

A lineage of cruel nobles

Mary Geoise's Celestial Dragons (Image via Toei Animation, One Piece)

Based on the spoilers of One Piece 1095, it is quite surprising that Roger and Garp, despite their opposing loyalties, joined forces to protect the malevolent Celestial Dragons. It is ironic that the Rocks Pirates they fought against appear to be more compassionate individuals compared to the Celestial Dragons they defended.

The Celestial Dragons, who are the descendants of nineteen out of the Twenty Kings that united against the Ancient Kingdom during the Void Century and relocated to Mary Geoise to form the World Government, are largely notorious for their despicable behavior.

Former Celestial Dragon, Donquixote Doflamingo, once governed Dressrosa using ruthless tactics, such as the heartless murders of his own father and brother. He imposed tyrannical control over the island with a grip fueled by malicious acts and manipulative schemes. Reflecting on this, one cannot help but also recall the malevolence of Saint Charlos and his father Saint Rosward, who, while lacking in physical combat skills like Doflamingo, possess a comparable level of wickedness.

In a gross violation of human dignity, Charlos and his father exhibited a complete willingness to ruthlessly eliminate other human beings for sheer amusement, and treated them as mere objects. Following suit, the newly introduced Saint Garling Figarland also aligns his behavior along similar despicable lines, showing no regard for not only ordinary humans but even the Celestial Dragons who may have come to their aid.

Saint Garling Figarland (Image via Toei Animation, One Piece)

The Five Elders, also called the Warrior Gods, are powerful beings known as Celestial Dragons and hold the highest rank within their community. It is highly probable that Imu-sama, the enigmatic leader of the World Government, is also a Celestial Dragon.

Among the descendants of the monarchs who established the Ancient Alliance, the Donquixote Family produced two notable individuals who were considered "good": Saint Homing and Saint Mjosgard. Unfortunately, both met tragic ends, serving as a stark reminder that benevolent Celestial Dragons are seemingly nonexistent.

Garling Figarland brutally executed Mjosgard for assisting Sai and Leo in safeguarding Mermaid Princess Shirahoshi from the clutches of Saint Charlos, who had attempted to abduct her. Homing met his demise at the hands of his own son, Doflamingo, who would go on to become the tyrant of Dressrosa and a renowned Warlord.

Hopefully, when One Piece resumes after the one-week hiatus, the series will pick up from the current issue and delve into the ongoing flashback set in God Valley. This flashback aims to unravel the mysteries surrounding the island and shed light on the motivations behind Roger and Garp's intervention on behalf of the Celestial Dragons. Stay tuned for the latest updates on One Piece's manga, anime, and live-action adaptations as we move through 2023.