2009-01-24, 16:07
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Originally Posted by OtseisRagnarok
This brought up two ideas, both relting to the central topic of "why is the weather on the Grand Line so chaotic?" Well, first and foremost, the Grand Line contains the Red Line, correct? Well, the Red Line is where fish from all four seas. It would also need waters from each of the four as well. All this mixing of waters and melding of temperatures would lead to some serious instability, would it not?
Second hypothesis: What if Raftel is more than it seems? A man-made island that disrupts the flow of currents. As such, it literally causes storms.
I'm not really sure on how either of these would work, but if anyone does, please, feel free to ellaborate.
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Both seem plausible; the mixing currents thing is real world science and the man made island mkes for an interesting sub-plot.
By the way, instead of Red Line I think you were refering to the All Blue.
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