One Piece Theory

[GavinShahin]

So, here it is, plain and simple: Luffy and Nami are siblings. Obviously, some spoilers ahead, but nothing too much:

Here's my reasoning:

1) From the little we've seen of Nami's past, we see that she was saved as a baby by some ruined city ravaged by war. From the little we see of Luffy's past, we see that the place he grows up in is also in ruins.

2) Weather is Nami's specialty. From the few scenes we've seen of Luffy's father, he also seems to control weather.

3) Nami is the only person Luffy has ever given his hat to (this could, of course, have nothing to do with my theory, but still...) The two also bicker a lot like brothers and sisters. I used to think that Nami/Luffy would end up together, but I feel like he is meant to end up with Hancock once all is said and done. This theory would solve that dilemma.

 

Of course, this theory is pretty much built on guesswork. What do you guys think?

 

 

 

[Seshi]

So does the series mention somewhere that Luffy had a sister?

[GavinShahin]

I haven't caught up in a while (this is a theory I came up with a while back), but I don't remember the series mentioning anything much about Luffy's blood relatives, except for his father.

[Seshi]

Just wondering because I never got very far in the series so I wouldn’t know. 

I figured you had a reason for suspecting Luffy had a sis. Wouldn’t he have been told at some point if he had a sister that was lost or missing? Or potentially dead? Just curious if you’ve thought of that 

[GavinShahin]

Well, I actually wouldn't be surprised if he had five blood siblings that nobody told him about. One Piece has a way of keeping information about people's families and relatives locked up tight until it sees fit.

[D'RIS]

Well, I cann't say that this is quite a crack theory, but just think, Luffy is garp grandson, and every garp family is strong from the begining and always famous, but Namy? Hmm, I don't think she quite fit peefectly for this description

[GavinShahin]

Yeah, there's a VERY big possibility that I'm one hundred percent wrong, but, you know, just came to me...