#ONEPIECE1085
New Theory: Imu "Where the Wild Things are"
Big thanks to @Aldhisqs9 and @Ritasvn since they mentioned it before.
In Chapter 1085 we see Imu and the Gorosei transform into monsters, Sabo describes this as hellish, like looking at hell. I already did a theory about that two days ago, but I'm honest, the theory I read from the two users I mentioned above makes a lot more sense! According to this theory, Oda uses on the story "where the wild things are" and it makes sense. According to this story, a kid dreams about becoming a king over 5 wild beasts. So far so good, the information about the story is even more interesting.
Max (the boy) is punished by his mother and locked in his room, he dreams and imagines going on an adventure and becoming the king in the land of the wild things. In it he dances with these five monsters in full moon.
Also this part is important:
""Staring into all their yellow eyes without blinking once, and they all were frighten and call him the most wild thing of all, and make him King of all."
Doesn´t this kinda remind you of Imu and his eyes?
These five beasts are very fitting for the forms that the Gorosei transformed!!
The interesting thing about this story is that Max(King) only imagines it all, the most important part for me is that his imagination and dream are created from Anger!!
Can you think of a counterexample? Exactly Joyboy Nika who is the opposite, Joyboy who is loud and happy brings joy to people, Imu will be the opposite, his power is similar to Joyboy, both affect reality, just different than Joyboy, Imu generates his power out of fear and anger!! Joyboy is the light and joy while Imu is the darkness and sadness, both so similar but in the end the opposite of the other part.
People have said that the power of the Gorosei is part of Imu's and I can even agree with that now! It makes sense that such a powerful being would be able to affect others with his power, so he gave the Gorosei a powerful power, turning them into monstrous monsters with special abilities (through reality warping). I can imagine that besides their monster form, Saturn has a special ability that fits his name, something with time manipulation or something like that. Why did I think of that?
I've always wondered how the ancient weapons were created, why a fishman of all things, how did something like that get such power? I think the Ancient Weapons were created by Joyboy's imagination, he changed reality because at that time his three best friends had a wish that Joyboy fulfilled in the end, so they became Godlike. I can imagine the same with the Gorosei, they have been loyal to Imu ever since and have also received their wishes and have become monsters with special abilities.
In the end, Imu's power is Anger while Joyboy's power is Joy, both are only equal in the end because no one in the world can match that power.
I think this theory with "where the wild things are" is really good because the shapes really match the monsters from the book and Imu is portrayed as Max. What do you think about that?