Much of the reasoning behind Shanks having an evil twin was, and still is, largely circumstantial, but One Piece chapter #1134 adds a lot to the theory. At the end of chapter #1134, the same magic ...

Shanks's evil twin theory gains traction with recent evidence in One Piece. Introduction of an evil twin could weaken Shanks's morally gray character.

On the One Piece PUMA, Shanks’ Jolly Roger can be found on the tongue of the shoe and on the back of the right heel. (Sharing a location with the PUMA logo on the left heel.) ...

Fans of One Piece might remember Shanks from the original anime and manga, but new fans are discovering him in the live-action adaptation. Find out who Shanks is from One Piece here.

Additionally, in One Piece Chapter 1122, Emet uses Joyboy’s Haki, which was compared by Shanks. This Haki brought Imu, the mysterious ruler of the world to their knees from miles away.

One Piece Chapter 1137 reveals that he indeed looks exactly like Shanks. Unlike Shanks, who wishes to protect Elbaf, Shamrock’s goal is to bring it under the control of the World Government.

Fans of One Piece might remember Shanks from the original anime and manga, but new fans are discovering him in the live-action adaptation. Find out who Shanks is from One Piece here.

The One Piece Film Red anime movie is one heck of a trip for long-time fans of the series. Not only does it put Shanks and the Red Hair Pirates front and center, but it also introduces Uta; who ...

Ah, Red-Haired Shanks. The all-powerful legend. The carefree jokester. The inspiration behind one of the shoes in One Piece x Puma‘s sneaker collaboration.

Ah, Red-Haired Shanks. The all-powerful legend. The carefree jokester. The inspiration behind one of the shoes in One Piece x Puma‘s sneaker collaboration. (Naturally, his most important claim ...