Unraveling the Mysteries of Toki and Lily in One Piece
In the world of One Piece, Lily’s appearance is closely related to Vivi, as depicted in chapter 1084. Both characters share certain commonalities, particularly regarding the prophecy of “illumination.” Moreover, Toki has distinct elements that this theory can help explain, especially concerning the hidden connections between Wano and Alabasta, relating to the ancient weapon Pluton.
The Mystery of Toki’s Decision
One of the significant mysteries is why Toki decided to travel to Wano, a journey that spans over 800 years. She mentioned that she has wanted to return since childhood, yet she was born elsewhere and has never set foot in Wano.
This theory suggests that Toki, or rather Lily, is pursuing Pluton, which could clarify her intentions regarding Wano. This leads us to believe that Lily might have origins from Wano or, at the very least, adopted the name Toki for a particular reason.
Lily’s Message to Her Family
Chapter 1085 reveals a letter from Lily to her family, urging them to “bring illumination to the world,” which closely resembles Toki’s prophecy about illumination after two decades. The connections between “illumination” and the ancient weapon become increasingly apparent, linking Toki and Lily.
Lily, who traveled through time after relaying the Poneglyphs, seems to be the cause of the World Government’s anxiety. If she was indeed aware of the Poneglyphs, she would know Pluton’s location in Wano, which adds a layer of depth to her destiny.
Potential Differences Between Toki and Lily
However, it is possible that Toki and Lily are different individuals, as there is a lack of concrete evidence to support this theory. They could either be the same person or separate entities within the same narrative. Additionally, the nature of Toki’s evil past does not necessarily align with Lily being the one to relay the Poneglyphs if she is indeed Toki.
Despite these ambiguities, the story continues to be shrouded in mystery, and it seems that One Piece will take a long time to fully reveal the extent of Toki and Lily’s relationship and significance within the broader narrative.
