A new chapter about the Seraphim was presented in Chapter 1090, leaving fans astonished. They were introduced as part of the energy-draining phenomena.
In the manga One Piece, the World Government has announced a new weapon – the Seraphim. The Seraphim are genetically modified combat cyborgs created by Vegapunk. They are advanced versions of the Pacifista, boasting incredible combat abilities that far surpass their predecessors.
Interestingly, the Seraphim are clones of the former Warlords. In terms of appearance, they resemble individuals with white hair, tanned skin, black wings, and fiery red eyes. However, these combat cyborgs not only possess the fierce strength of their original counterparts but also share the unique resilience of the Lunarian race, like King. For example, S-Snake, the clone of Boa Hancock, is known for her ability to turn opponents to stone, a power that has been well documented.
Up until now, the Seraphim have been engaged in combat against key characters in the storyline, including Luffy, Zoro, and Lucci.
The personalities of each Seraphim are intricately tied to the original characters they are based on. These distinctive traits can serve as potential weaknesses for the Seraphim, something that the genius Vegapunk and the Navy are undoubtedly considering.
Luffy, with his direct approach and confidence, managed to free S-Snake from the petrification inflicted by the original Boa Hancock, exploiting the emotional responses of the clone.
This incident raises significant questions regarding the control of these new weapons. Particularly when examining how the Seraphim clones inherit the unique traits from other Warlords like Hawkeye, Jinbe, Kuma, Crocodile, Gecko Moria, and Donquixote Doflamingo.
Notably, a “mini” version of Doflamingo has been revealed, capable of causing chaos in the One Piece world. The unpredictable nature of the Seraphim could pose a greater threat to the World Government compared to the original Warlords.
According to various current theories, the number of Seraphim may align with the number of Warlords. In One Piece, we have been introduced to a total of 11 Warlords, suggesting there could be up to 11 Seraphim.
The question remains whether the personalities of the Seraphim will play a crucial role in future developments, especially as Luffy has interacted with S-Snake. The upcoming chapters are expected to shed light on these intriguing dynamics.
