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remember dragon from loguetown?? i am thinking that his name is actually ... D. Ragon....i just have to think that he's somewhat relate to the D family. and in one of the episode where they show the leaders of countries had a meeting which they talk about how he is a threat to the world.. i could swear i heard that guy said "d-lagon" instead of dragon.. or probably that's just how the word dragon sound in japanese,cuz japanese dont have R(right?)
yes, it must be japanese pronunciation ^^"
i think he is related with the D too, so why not D. Ragon... :roll:
IT sound totally possible. Nice Idea. I never though off it lol.
Well, it could be..but I don't think so. He looks more like a foe.
Anyway the Japanese have R, they don't have L instead. (How could they pronunce "Hiroshima" or "Arigatou" :P)
I think that are the Chinese the ones that can't pronunce R.
Yes is it pretty good theory, but Dragon seems to be more like someone who will use and manipulate others who have "will of D" to accomplish his intents(I guess defeating WG)
Wasnt there said that Dragon was Gold Rogers former crewmate? I heard it somewhere and I am not sure if it was in manga or a speculation on some OP forum.
i think that is simple one of the 7 see gods.
Everyone of them has the name of an animal, and so Dragon could belong to them.
That's a pretty astute observation, fish. I wouldn't put it past Oda to fool us again like that (Gol D. Roger, anyone?), but the idea of a Japanese pronounciation error is a little off since a few characters have a clearly-pronounced "R" in thier names (again, Gold Roger).
The Shuichibukai (sp?) theory is good as well.
no way he is a member of the shichibukai or else he wouldnt be a revolutionary and would just work for the government
This is a good point. In fact Smoker says that the government wants his head.
hmm... maybe you're right "D Ragon"
When did smoker says that?Quote:
Originally Posted by KoTa
I only remembered that many country wants his head not govermet! (when vivi's father made a confresion)