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ONE PIECE first, everything else close behind. Chapter facts, canon detail and long-running threads.
Not on the page. In ONE PIECE 1195, Killingham tells Sanji he doesn't have Conqueror's Haki, Gaban — in flashback — says the aptitude should be there but Sanji carries a self-destructive streak, and Ivankov's memory names a serious 'weakness'. Here is each line, who says it, and what it does not settle.
The God's Knights are Imu's personal order inside Mary Geoise. Six members carry the story through chapter 1195 — three are on Elbaf now, one is back in the Holy Land, one is a Five Elder and one is dead — and two more appear only in flashbacks. Each member's Devil Fruit, weapon and current status — with what the manga has not named.
There is no numbered Haki level system in ONE PIECE. The manga shows three types, and inside each one a basic use and a further use that only some fighters reach — future sight, hitting without touching, destroying from inside, coating attacks with Conqueror's Haki. 'Advanced Haki' is a fan and wiki label. Each step, with its chapter.
Gunko is a God's Knight of the World Noble Manmayer family — and the manga strongly indicates she was Shuri, the princess Brook served in the Kingdom of Esperia 70 years ago. What each chapter shows, from her first memory of Brook to their confrontation in chapter 1195, and what is still not stated.
In ONE PIECE 1195 an owl in Elbaf's hidden library says a human woman called Lily once lived on the island. The page does not say 'Nefertari' — but the name is spelled exactly like Nefertari D. Lili's. What the chapter says, what the series has shown about Lili, and what is theory.
Yes — Zoro has Conqueror's Haki, and Gaban says so outright in chapter 1152. What he does not have yet is control: in chapter 1194 Sommers identifies one of his attacks as carrying it, and afterwards Zoro cannot reproduce it. Every chapter on the record, with what each one actually shows.
As of HUNTER×HUNTER chapter 420, three Kakin princes are confirmed dead, ten are physically alive, and Halkenburg is a special case. Every prince's status, checked against the chapters — including the deaths that weren't.
Omen (魔気) is Imu's power in the Elbaf arc: black-flame strikes, a life-draining force, and the power-up he gives his Knights. Chapter 1194 adds one line — Omen as the counterpart to Conqueror's Haki. Here is what each layer supports.
Internal destruction has only two published demonstrations in ONE PIECE: Rayleigh and Luffy. Here is what the source says about it, why Ryuo is not a synonym for it, and why most lists of internal destruction users are counting a different technique.
Observation Killing (見聞殺し) is an advanced Conqueror's Haki technique credited to Shanks in the Volume 4000000000 RED guidebook. It has never appeared in the serialised manga, and the one sentence describing it does not settle the question everyone asks it to settle.
Conqueror's Haki interferes with the covenant that makes the God's Knights regenerate — established when Gaban's swing stopped Sommers' arm growing back. Chapter 1193 adds a second, narrower condition. Here is what each layer covers, and where it stops.
Chapter 1193 confirms the creatures tearing through Elbaf are an imagination-type Devil Fruit user's constructs: they cannot be killed directly, and they vanish when the user behind them is struck. The same chapter reopens the argument over Harald.
Five characters have been shown or stated to see the future in ONE PIECE: Katakuri, Luffy, Kaido, Shanks and Gaban. Here is the chapter behind each one, how strong that evidence actually is, and why a future that gets seen can still be changed.
No.420「遭遇」puts the ability against a Nen user for the first time. It gives Tserriednich a charge limit he estimates at 23:1, an activation speed he does not have, and a reason to run.
Chapter 419 puts a reading over 刹那の10秒 for the first time, pins the range at a radius of about 36 metres, and confirms a gap in how the illusion works.
The winner did not change, but the global top 20 did. We compare the two official WT100 results — with the voting-method caveat the rank shifts require.
Figarland Shamrock is canon. But Japanese readers were arguing about a second Shanks years earlier — and the dated record shows what they actually got right, and what they got wrong.
