One Piece: Revealed Kid Purpose for Going to Elbaf Island to Find This Figure

The One Piece 1073 spoiler reveals Eustass 'Captain' Kid's goal of going to Elbaf Island. Who is the figure he is after?

The first leak of the One Piece 1073 spoiler is about Captain Kid's reason for going to Elbaf Island, a continuation of the story in the previous chapter

At that time, Captain Kid and his group of pirates had gone to Elbaf Island.

Then, what is Captain Kid's main goal in going to Elbaf Island?

 The Kid Pirate Captain's plan actually appeared in the previous chapters.

There is speculation regarding the appearance of Captain Kid on Elbaf Island, namely targeting Jaguar D Saul on the island.

Then, what is the relationship between Captain Kid, Saul, and Elbaf Island?

At the end of the Wano arc, Kid is seen talking to vice-captain Killer about their next steps

During the conversation, they pass on interesting tidbits that hint at the final chapter.

Kid himself once talked about finding "The Man Marked By Flames". At that time, fans had their own speculations.

Many fans believe that the figure in question is Sabo, the Chief of Staff of the Revolutionary Army, a member of Monkey D Dragon.

This could make sense, since he has a scar on his face.

However, it turns out that Captain Kid was referring to a different person.

His name is none other than Jaguar D Saul, a giant who is believed to have died.

The character of Saul himself is closely related to the events of the Ohara Island War.

However, hundreds of previous chapters of Eiichiro Oda suggest that Saul may have died in a terrible incident on Ohara Island.

Saul also tried to protect Robin, who was trying to escape from the pursuit of the marines.

Turns out he survived with scars on his body.

Based on this story, it makes sense that the Kid is looking for Saul and must go to Elbaf Island to find him.

However, it is not yet known whether Kid already knows Saul's location or is still looking for him.

What is clear, Kid was lucky because he reached Elbaf Island first.

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