There are hundreds of mysteries in One Piece, but none is as extravagant as the one involving goal D. Roger and his ship

Over the years, One Piece He has presented numerous mysteries. From the enigmatic identity of certain characters to the revelation of the powers of others, Eiichiro Oda has left multiple unknowns in its history, but few are as extravagant as that related to the goal ship D. Roger.

We talk about nothing more and nothing less than the Gigantic egg Visible in the Gold Jackson, the goal boat D. Roger, which has been present since the beginning of the trip of this crew to Laugh Tale and whose purpose or content remains a complete enigma.

As expected, there are innumerable theories about this mysterious egg. Some suggest that it could be a weapon of mass destruction, others link it to the existence of a dragon, and there are even those who believe it is nothing more than a simple ornament designed to confuse future generations. This element has been subject to intense debates among fans of the series.

So far, Oda has not left concrete clues about its meaning. However, given that the author has resolved most of the great questions in history, it is likely that at some point he reveals the truth about the Jackson gold egg, since with the final development saga, its importance could be greater than What we imagine.

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