One piece 1165 manga is out. Check this blog and be the first to read the latest chapter of one piece. The true measure of Xebec's strength is the fact that his overwhelming Conqueror’s Haki necessitated the combination of Garp and Roger’s own formidable Haki into a single, synchronized attack.
Think about that for a moment: Roger, the King of the Pirates, and Garp, the Hero of the Marines, were two separate forces of nature, each capable of facing down the world on their own. Yet, against Xebec, they were forced to momentarily set aside their differences and launch a dual assault just to ensure his defeat. This unprecedented requirement for a combined effort highlights Xebec's almost god-like dominance and his unparalleled will, which is the very essence of Conqueror's Haki.
While the chapter hints that his demonic transformation, possibly aided by Imu’s power, might have augmented his abilities, the sheer intensity of the Conqueror's Haki he displayed is a testament to his innate, raw strength. Xebec was a pirate who truly embodied the desire to rule, and the world had to sacrifice its two greatest heroes working together to stop him.
The End of the Beginning
As the curtain closes on the God Valley flashback in Chapter 1165, the focus will inevitably shift back to the current events on Elbaf. The narrative seems ready to move into its next phase, likely setting the stage for a monumental confrontation.
With the context of Xebec’s strength and the involvement of figures like Imu now clarified, the stakes for the Straw Hat Pirates have never been higher. All eyes are now on Elbaf, waiting for the inevitable clash that will redefine the current era, perhaps pitting Luffy against Imu in a battle that will echo the legendary partnership between Roger and Garp.
What do you think? Does the necessity of the Garp-Roger team-up officially cement Rocks D. Xebec as the strongest pirate to ever sail the seas?
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