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What role did Saint Imu of the Nerona Family play in the founding of the World Government?
Saint Imu, from the Nerona Family, was part of the First Twenty monarchs who established the World Government 800 years ago, ruling alongside other royal family heads. Imu's existence is a closely guarded secret within the World Government. It's theorized that Imu might be the current secret occupant of the Empty Throne, potentially having extended their lifespan.
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Is there a connection between Saint Imu and the mysterious Imu who occupies the Empty Throne?
Indeed, a connection between Saint Imu and the enigmatic Imu of the Empty Throne is suggested. Saint Imu, from the Nerona Family, was among the twenty monarchs who established the World Government eight centuries ago. Emporio Ivankov has proposed that Saint Imu is the present clandestine occupant of the Empty Throne, possibly extending their lifespan through the Ope Ope no Mi. The existence of Imu is a closely guarded secret within the government and globally.
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How might Saint Imu have gained eternal life according to Emporio Ivankov's theory?
Emporio Ivankov theorizes that Saint Imu, a member of the Nerona Family and one of the First Twenty, achieved eternal life via the Ope Ope no Mi and the Perennial Youth Operation technique. This theory emerged after Sabo's revelations at the Levely, suggesting that the mysterious Imu on the Empty Throne and Saint Imu could be the same individual.
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What is the significance of the Ope Ope no Mi's Perennial Youth Operation in Saint Imu's story?
The Perennial Youth Operation of the Ope Ope no Mi is crucial in Saint Imu's narrative, as it is conjectured to have bestowed upon him eternal life. This theory emerged post Sabo's revelations at the Levely to the Revolutionary Army. Emporio Ivankov proposed that the enigmatic Imu on the Empty Throne and Saint Imu could be the same individual, rendered immortal by an earlier wielder of the Ope Ope no Mi using the Perennial Youth Operation. This fruit's ability to confer everlasting youth has earned it the moniker of the ultimate Devil Fruit.
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Who were the other kings that founded the World Government alongside Saint Imu?
Saint Imu, from the Nerona Family, was among the twenty monarchs who established the World Government 800 years ago, post the Void Century. Other founders included figures like Nefertari D. Lili and the Donquixote Ancestor. Together, they governed the world in tandem with the heads of other royal families.
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Abilities and Powers[]
Being one of the twenty founders of the World Government, Imu ruled the world alongside the rest of the royal families' heads 800 years ago.[2]
Biography[]
St. Imu of the Nerona Family was one of the First Twenty monarchs who eventually founded what today is known as the World Government.[2]
Legacy[]
During the latest Levely at Mary Geoise, Imu showed themself in the Empty Throne's hall while King Nefertari Cobra was present, causing the Five Elders to shout their name. Confused, Cobra wondered aloud if the person before him was related to "Imu" of the First Twenty, but the figure before him refused to answer.[1]
On Momoiro Island, after Sabo had finished explaining to Dragon and Ivankov what had transpired during the Levely, Ivankov theorized that the mysterious Imu who seems to rule the World Government in secret is Nerona Imu, who could have been given eternal life. Ivankov noted that he could imagine no one else but one of the First Twenty to hold the power to outright order around the Five Elders, who are publicly the powerful World Government's heads as the highest-ranking Celestial Dragons there are.[2]
Trivia[]
The book Ivankov uses to identify the possible connection between the Imu of the present and "Saint Imu" is titled "Genesis", likely a reference to the Book of Genesis, the first book of the Hebrew Bible and the Christian Old Testament, which details the creation of the universe.
The last name Nerona may be in reference to Nero's Torches (Polish: Pochodnie Nerona), a painting which depicts a group of early Christian martyrs who are about to be burned alive as the alleged perpetrators of the Great Fire of Rome, during the reign of Emperor Nero in 64 AD. This would fit the biblical theme of their name.
