Okay, but no. Why does the Imu Parrot Theory make sense???
Because, animals have eaten Devil Fruits and gained some level of consciousness. The way certain things are framed and the way certain hints are given, it does seem like something Oda would pull!
AND, it would make sense why Roger and his crew laughed at Joy Boy's story! They learn that the ruler of the world is a bird!
The Japanese name for parrot of "omu."
Imu's wings aren't devil wings, like people he's Domi Reversi'd. They're feathered and bird-like.
Chapter 1188, Luffy transforms into a Genie, like the Genie in Alladin. Jafar has his parrot, Iago.
Iago is the name of the main antagonist in Othello.
The Domi Reversi attack is based on the game, Othello.
The butterfly with Imu in that one scene is a Blue Morpho, which is commonly in tropical climates, like parrots.
"Alstroemeria psittacina," more commonly called, "Princess lily" or "Parrot flower."
Also, it's a very common trope for pirates to typically have a parrot. With Joy Boy being the first pirate, it makes sense.
It also draws parallels with their fruits, Joy Boy having a God, Imu having a Devil. (Not a part of the theory, I just find this observation cool. Then, it would make sense why Human-Human fruits are immune to/can cure Domi Reversi.)
Why just just why are the lines connecting? Are they meant to connect? Are they allowed to??
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