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Originally Posted by The Small One
It's a nice idea, but I think it's not fitting for this world.
In this world, where everyone is bound to the ground (including the oceans), having the possibility to fly would equal having the aerial superiority and therefore the most dangerous power.
Actually I think that the Plutone and the other ancient superweapons are actually just airships like the one Enel built.
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Not necessarily...
We've no proof one way or the other whether or not the WG is
aware at the very least of the existence ofsky islands though it seems most plausible that they do know something. Given that they do in fact know, they have at their disposal a man capable of building weapons such as the
Pacisifista so to say that he could not build an airship himself had he understanding of the technology... in simpiler terms, it's hard for me to classify air power as being an
absolute power in the world of
One Piece.
Pluton as an airship is a pretty sweet notion however, but I also get the feeling that beyond simple flight it would have to be something ahead of it's time. Basically, think of comparing Eneru's ship with S.H.E.I.L.D. Headquarters in the
Marvel Universe (it's a floating weapons bed f I remember correctly). Clover did mention that the lost civilization that played host to the Pluton was highly advanced (ala the Atlanteans in
Atlantis: The Lost Empire) so why not go that extra mile?
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