One Piece: Imu's Power, Explained

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For a long time, One Piece fans were under the impression that the Five Elders were the true sovereigns of the World Government, but in the Levely arc, they were proven wrong. The Five Elders were seen bowing before a shadowy figure, and this individual is known as Im or Imu.

Given the status of the Five Elders, this clearly meant that Imu was superior to them in terms of rank and power. Imu is the owner of the Empty Throne, which puts them at the very top of the world. For unknown reasons, Imu's existence has been kept a secret from the rest of the world, but in the latest chapter of One Piece, they made another appearance and gave the fans a glimpse of their possible power.

One Piece: Who Is Closest To Laugh Tale?

The Revolutionary Army was in a state of chaos after the recent revelationthat Nefertari Cobra was killed by Sabo. Dragon and the others wanted to know what exactly happened, and so they decided to question Kuma, but before the former Warlord could give them the answers, the Transponder Snail started ringing. Koala wasted no time in picking it up as she thought it could be Sabo, and she was absolutely correct. Sabo had finally called the Revolutionary Army to clear up his name, but Oda did not follow up with what happened afterward until chapter 1060.

In the latest chapter, it was revealed that Sabo was on Lulusia Island. The islanders had rebelled against King Seki and thrown him and his wife in jail. Due to the nation being in a state of turmoil, it was the best place for Sabo to hide. The Navy managed to trace Sabo's call and disclosed his location to the Five Elders. In his call to Dragon, Sabo made it clear that he was not responsible for the death of Nefertari Cobra. In addition to this information, Sabo