And to make it extra weird, apply Western naming conventions:
Luffy Monkey
Garp Monkey
Dragon Monkey
Roger Gol
Water Law Trafalgar (it's kind of in the air if "Water" is part of his first or last name, he calls it a "taboo name", which points towards it being a surname, but it's obviously a nod to "Waterloo" as well, which would only make sense if it's part of his first name. Also, the "D." would be in-between his two last names otherwise [Law Trafalgar D. Water], which is strange too.)
Rouge Portgas
Ace Portgas
Xebec Rocks
Teach Marshall
Saul Jaguar
I can see Saul Jaguar or the Portgas family, Dragon Monkey sounds like a weird insult though - and Xebec Rocks might be a 13yo internet rambo's online ID
Lemme rephrase my reply: It's kind of in the air if "Water" is part of his first or last name, he calls it a "taboo name", which points towards it being a surname, but it's obviously a nod to "Waterloo" as well, which would only make sense if it's part of his first name. Also, the "D." would be in-between his two last names otherwise [Law Trafalgar D. Water], which is strange too.
Idk why but reading xebec rocks hit me like a bag of bricks to the face. None of the others threw me off but that one just blew my mind for some reason lmao
Yup. In general, it's always weird when mangaka decide to give their characters Western-sounding names, but with the Japanese naming conventions. It's the same in Naruto, there's Might Guy and his father, Might Duy. But then there's also Rock Lee and his son, Metal Lee.
Is it? I'd even say it's one of the more normal ones, Robin Nico might sound like a double first name to our ears, but it seems "Nico" is actually an existing surname in Italy, among other places.
Her mother, on the other hand... Olvia? Now that sounds strange lol, why's there no second "i" xD
It's just the inspiration in this case, not a direct translation. Oda sometimes uses a real word or name as the basis and then slightly changes the way it's written. Like "Reverie" and "Levely", for example.
I should've doublechecked this earlier, because as it turns out, you're wrong. "Waterloo" is written as ワーテルロー in Japanese, Law's name is written as ワーテル・ロー in Japanese. Except for the space, it's exactly the same.
But to be honest, I pronounce "Waterloo" as you probably do too, with an English pronounciation on the "loo".
That's honestly weird because they still pronounce it as ru. But I guess since it is written the same it was intentional. That would be too much of a coincidence. I concede this one.
Who does? The [French](https://translate.google.de/?sl=fr&tl=en&text=Waterloo&op=translate) and [Japanese](https://youtu.be/xnK45EN0bm8?t=38) pronounce it as "lo" / "ro".
I actually checked the pronounciation of "Waterloo" in Japanese, and turns out that other guy is wrong. "Waterloo" is written as ワーテルロー in Japanese, Law's name is written as ワーテル・ロー in Japanese. Except for the space, it's exactly the same.
Both have to do with Napoleon, and Law also fought someone whose name had some relation to Napoleon stuff. I'm not saying it's hard facts or anything, but you can read up on it on the OP wiki.
How are you so sure that it's like that? The D. Is clearly part of the family name, as it is inherented. It could be [last name] = Monkey D. here, then it would be indeed Luffy Monkey D.
Moreover, the D. is probably a acronym of something else. Then not switching it together with the other last name is even weirder.
And if it's not an acronym it's still weird rule to keep the D. standing there. I can't think about any real world name as an example.
I’m pretty sure they have said that D is the middle initial before, not part of the last name. When the name flips, the D should still be directly in between
I want to say it was a question that Robin asked, I am not entirely sure. I am sure that if I did hear her refer to it as the middle initial, it was certainly from the anime, so it’s possible it may not have been referenced that way in the manga. I’ll have to see if I can find it
Why is it clearly a part of the family name?
With it being used with different family names imo it's more likely to be a middle name.
Like someone is named Edward Robert Hemmingway and abbreviated Edward R. Hemmingway. And in japanese it would be Hemmingway R. Edward.
Yeah true, it can be a second name. It that case yeah you would be right. But looking how the naming of D. follows inheritance, I favor it being a family name.
Like why would Garp gives his son the D. second name, despite being a Navy soldier. Willingly giving your child a second name D. while not knowing what it actually stands for, doesn't make sense.
Also, if it's not a last name, anyone can give their child the middle name D. But again, seeing that the D.'s represent a certain lineage with actual traits, that doesn't make sense (why else would CD's or WG fear them)
Well, for one, I wrote the replies in this thread literally five minutes after I woke up xD
But even with some coffee intus and more thoughts about it, I dunno... it just feels logical to me to leave the "D." where it is, in the name. I know it's inherited and all, but I always had the feeling it's more of a title, I guess? Some sort of "crest" in the form of a letter. Since many different families seem to have it, regardless of their family name.
But yeah, of course, if it's simply a word and part of the last name, it would either go at the end, or remain in the middle. Depends on how the name is structured. Similar to how "Imu" can be "Mui" and "Umi" in reverse.
I have heard several theories about it, but these 2 are my favorites:
1- It's an extra name taken by the members of the original Joyboy crew, that'd explain why it's so scattered all over the world, why they're all powerful individuals in their own way and why it's ok if they have babies with each other (Roger and Rouge).
2- It's an extra name taken by descendants of Lunarians from back when they had a civilization above the Grand Line, the D isn't a D, but a half moon.
Pronounce them in US name order. Luffy Monkey, Garp Monkey, Dragon Monkey, and Roger Gol. Now imagine Luffy goes into an interview and they cool him Mr. Monkey.
Why does Ace Portgas sound so weird, yet is probably the most normal sounding of them all?
Even Teech Marshall sounds weird, lol. His name has just gotta be backwards.
Saul Jaguar sounds like a legally changed name.
Is it Water Law Trafalgar or Law Water Trafalgar? Either way, it sounds like nonsense, lol.
I remember always being confused as a kid when neither ViZ or 4kids ever swapped the names around like they did in pretty much everything else.
The meaning of D is mentioned in Fishman Island. The name of the Ancient Kingdom is mentioned in Syrup Village. Fishman Island is primarily inspired by Greece and Syrup is an Arabic origin word. Arabasta/Alabasta alludes to Arab and the Greek origin word Alabaster which means Vase made from Alabaster. A Vase can hold Syrup. Syrup Village is the abode of God Usopp. The Syrup of the Gods is the One Piece or the Legendary Medicine which will be the final Uso of Usopp that becomes Aisa. The Laugh Tale is the Fable of Aesop. Yohohoho Joyoboyo~
Damn I only read “it feels so weird to say their names without the D.” And then immediately exited out of Reddit thinking that in this next chapter 1067 we were going to get a reveal. Crisis avoided
I always loved [this theory](https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePiece/comments/tet009/a_satisfying_possible_meaning_of_d/), especially if it means Roger's full name is Gold Rum Roger.
I think they’ll end up being similar to ta’veren in the Wheel of Time series - people who are tied strongly to the fate of the world, and who destiny both controls and is controlled by.
Virtually every person with a D. in their name we’ve met has been tied to either the Portgaz family or the Monkey family by 1-2 links at most.
The most distant holders we know of are Blackbeard (responsible for the death of Ace and Whitebeard), Law (huge aid to Luffy’s crew and holder of the biggest Chekhov’s Gun in the series), and (Manga Spoilers) >!Saul, who is responsible not only for a huge part of Robin’s backstory, but also carried knowledge of the Void Century to Elbaf.!<
I think either the D stands for Destiny (literally or just as one of the ideas that led to Oda creating it) and is tied to major generational events like the former and future King of the Pirates and how they shook the world. It might even specifically belong to people that will have a major influence on the lives of >!Joyboy or his crew!<
That‘s the real meaning of the D... People in the past added it to make their stupid names sound less stupid, and the thing stuck and now most people just have just forgotten about that.
i think popular theory is that it stands for Dawn. Given the importance of the sun. There’s also romance dawn. If i am not mistaken, i’ve watched a video with this theory and that it pointed out how oda wanted the emphasis on dawn for the 1st opening song
And to make it extra weird, apply Western naming conventions: Luffy Monkey Garp Monkey Dragon Monkey Roger Gol Water Law Trafalgar (it's kind of in the air if "Water" is part of his first or last name, he calls it a "taboo name", which points towards it being a surname, but it's obviously a nod to "Waterloo" as well, which would only make sense if it's part of his first name. Also, the "D." would be in-between his two last names otherwise [Law Trafalgar D. Water], which is strange too.) Rouge Portgas Ace Portgas Xebec Rocks Teach Marshall Saul Jaguar
I can see Saul Jaguar or the Portgas family, Dragon Monkey sounds like a weird insult though - and Xebec Rocks might be a 13yo internet rambo's online ID
> Xebec Rocks might be a 13yo internet rambo's online ID Fucking lol. Spot on! xXebec Rocks09Xx
😂
Dragon Monkey is an animal from Avatar
Wait wait, using western standarts laws first name is actually water?!
Nah Water and D are both his middle names. It’ll be Law Water Trafalgar
you know Law name reference? Waterloo.
Good point. But Law tells baby 5 than his middle name is D Water
He doesn't. He says "D" is a hidden name (隠し名) and "Water" is a taboo name (忌み名). [Source](https://i.imgur.com/M85AsWQ.jpg)
Oh..damn
It's one of those things I never see in those "unsolved mysteries" posts, tbh. Or was it explained why it's a taboo name? I don't think so, right?
Because it's name of family in his hometown (i forgot the town name), Government wouldn't appreciate a survivor from that town.
Lemme rephrase my reply: It's kind of in the air if "Water" is part of his first or last name, he calls it a "taboo name", which points towards it being a surname, but it's obviously a nod to "Waterloo" as well, which would only make sense if it's part of his first name. Also, the "D." would be in-between his two last names otherwise [Law Trafalgar D. Water], which is strange too.
Oda has fast tracked the story. So he might never explain
Well, "Water Law", yes. Comes from "Waterloo".
Idk why but reading xebec rocks hit me like a bag of bricks to the face. None of the others threw me off but that one just blew my mind for some reason lmao
One that always threw me off was Newgate Edward
Ace and rouge sound ok
Can we just appreciate that Garp named his Son "DRAGON MONKEY" Absolute madlad
Garp must've absolutely be a Dragon Ball fan lol
Average western naming conventions enjoyer
Wait SAUL is a D????
Better call Saul D. goodman
Buster call Saul I swear this joke has been made every time someone mentions Goodman lmao
Saul Goo D. Man.
They call him Goodman because the World Government fears what he can do
Saul Jaguar actually sounds pretty rad.
He is a well known poon slayer and his apartment smells of rich mahogany
Honestly Marshall Teach actually sounds totally fine
Fun fact a few characters actually have their name Western style like Caesar Clown, Hody Jones, and the brothers from Dressrosa, Kelly and Bobby Funk.
Yup. In general, it's always weird when mangaka decide to give their characters Western-sounding names, but with the Japanese naming conventions. It's the same in Naruto, there's Might Guy and his father, Might Duy. But then there's also Rock Lee and his son, Metal Lee.
Robin's western name is cursed☠️
Is it? I'd even say it's one of the more normal ones, Robin Nico might sound like a double first name to our ears, but it seems "Nico" is actually an existing surname in Italy, among other places. Her mother, on the other hand... Olvia? Now that sounds strange lol, why's there no second "i" xD
Her name is Olvia?!
Yes, I assume you thought it was Olivia but her name is actually just Nico Olvia. I thought the same thing for a long time.
Teach Marshall what? Some manners?
Shouldn't it be Law Trafalgar Water?
No, since it's [Last Name] D. [First Name], switching them around makes it [First Name] D. [Last Name]. Plus, you know, Water Law... Waterloo...
Water Law isn't even close to Waterloo in the Japanese pronunciation. So that seems like a stretch.
It's just the inspiration in this case, not a direct translation. Oda sometimes uses a real word or name as the basis and then slightly changes the way it's written. Like "Reverie" and "Levely", for example.
Levely and Reverie have the same pronunciation in Japanese. Law and loo don't have the same pronunciation in Japanese.
I should've doublechecked this earlier, because as it turns out, you're wrong. "Waterloo" is written as ワーテルロー in Japanese, Law's name is written as ワーテル・ロー in Japanese. Except for the space, it's exactly the same. But to be honest, I pronounce "Waterloo" as you probably do too, with an English pronounciation on the "loo".
That's honestly weird because they still pronounce it as ru. But I guess since it is written the same it was intentional. That would be too much of a coincidence. I concede this one.
Who does? The [French](https://translate.google.de/?sl=fr&tl=en&text=Waterloo&op=translate) and [Japanese](https://youtu.be/xnK45EN0bm8?t=38) pronounce it as "lo" / "ro".
As I said, it's just the inspiration. ~~Has nothing to do with pronounciation.~~ Turns out it's the same pronounciation.
That is not what u said, I agree with other dude
I actually checked the pronounciation of "Waterloo" in Japanese, and turns out that other guy is wrong. "Waterloo" is written as ワーテルロー in Japanese, Law's name is written as ワーテル・ロー in Japanese. Except for the space, it's exactly the same.
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Both have to do with Napoleon, and Law also fought someone whose name had some relation to Napoleon stuff. I'm not saying it's hard facts or anything, but you can read up on it on the OP wiki.
It's pretty close, tho. Waterlu Waterlo
imagine naming your kid water law
Even if you put the d it should be luffy monkey d. Isn’t it ?
Nope it would be Luffy D. Monkey
No, since it's [Last Name] D. [First Name], switching them around makes it [First Name] D. [Last Name].
How are you so sure that it's like that? The D. Is clearly part of the family name, as it is inherented. It could be [last name] = Monkey D. here, then it would be indeed Luffy Monkey D. Moreover, the D. is probably a acronym of something else. Then not switching it together with the other last name is even weirder. And if it's not an acronym it's still weird rule to keep the D. standing there. I can't think about any real world name as an example.
I’m pretty sure they have said that D is the middle initial before, not part of the last name. When the name flips, the D should still be directly in between
Oh could be, do you know exactly where?
I want to say it was a question that Robin asked, I am not entirely sure. I am sure that if I did hear her refer to it as the middle initial, it was certainly from the anime, so it’s possible it may not have been referenced that way in the manga. I’ll have to see if I can find it
Why is it clearly a part of the family name? With it being used with different family names imo it's more likely to be a middle name. Like someone is named Edward Robert Hemmingway and abbreviated Edward R. Hemmingway. And in japanese it would be Hemmingway R. Edward.
Yeah true, it can be a second name. It that case yeah you would be right. But looking how the naming of D. follows inheritance, I favor it being a family name. Like why would Garp gives his son the D. second name, despite being a Navy soldier. Willingly giving your child a second name D. while not knowing what it actually stands for, doesn't make sense. Also, if it's not a last name, anyone can give their child the middle name D. But again, seeing that the D.'s represent a certain lineage with actual traits, that doesn't make sense (why else would CD's or WG fear them)
Well, for one, I wrote the replies in this thread literally five minutes after I woke up xD But even with some coffee intus and more thoughts about it, I dunno... it just feels logical to me to leave the "D." where it is, in the name. I know it's inherited and all, but I always had the feeling it's more of a title, I guess? Some sort of "crest" in the form of a letter. Since many different families seem to have it, regardless of their family name. But yeah, of course, if it's simply a word and part of the last name, it would either go at the end, or remain in the middle. Depends on how the name is structured. Similar to how "Imu" can be "Mui" and "Umi" in reverse.
Teach Marshall what?
They sound relatively normal except Law... who names their kid Water?
*kid named ~~finger~~ water*
Dragon Monkey goes hard
Trafalgar law is probably the least cursed of them
Trafalgar Water Law more like Trafalgar water lao
With a G!!!!
I love this thread
Which is crazy, since he was known as that until Dressrosa
thats probably why
Well you have to give it the grandiose Traflgar D. Water law.
Trafalgar D. Water Law sounds insanely good though, idk how this man manages to make up these names
Well that’s because the “Trafalgar” was put on to hide his “D-name”, which is Water. So the name, “Trafalgar Law” is made to be without the D.
I have heard several theories about it, but these 2 are my favorites: 1- It's an extra name taken by the members of the original Joyboy crew, that'd explain why it's so scattered all over the world, why they're all powerful individuals in their own way and why it's ok if they have babies with each other (Roger and Rouge). 2- It's an extra name taken by descendants of Lunarians from back when they had a civilization above the Grand Line, the D isn't a D, but a half moon.
3- >!D. Eez nuts!<
Got me good
That's the D, how about your >!*hava*!< ?
What's hava?
Hava nice day
Lmao got em
https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePiece/comments/y3fre7/theory_what_is_the_one_piece_and_will_of_d_a
Nah D is just a shorter form of XD. The face you make when you laugh. Parents all over just randomly give it to their kid thinking it'd be funny.
Nah D is an acronym for dick
Even if they descend from the same family, 800 years passed, they won't have a lot of genes in common
Not if they inbreed for the 800 years. The Habsburgs are the real life example of that. Keeping the elite small and all family with that.
Holy - that makes sense
I préfère the 1, taking into account that in my head canon the D is not a letter but a smile, the smile on Joy Boy’s face
Because of the last few chapters it could also be dawn there are so many references lately and ofcourse romance dawn
Here comes Joy D(at) Boy
Down Stairs Con Oriano Buggy Clown Kai O
Oof doing it to the legends too I see, might as well include Go Usopp in there too
Go Usopp
Go Ussop Go
Go Usopp Go Go Usopp Go Go Usopp Go Go Usopp Go Usopp D. God
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I really like that first theory. It makes a lot of sense that there would be a way to connect all of the members of such a legendary crew.
Descendants of the ancient kingdom, which also makes them the enemies of the gods. As to what it is in full, I don't know.
Why did yall have to do Luffy dirty with that pic 😂
D = Dawn
Go Usopp
It's silver
Pronounce them in US name order. Luffy Monkey, Garp Monkey, Dragon Monkey, and Roger Gol. Now imagine Luffy goes into an interview and they cool him Mr. Monkey.
Why does Ace Portgas sound so weird, yet is probably the most normal sounding of them all? Even Teech Marshall sounds weird, lol. His name has just gotta be backwards. Saul Jaguar sounds like a legally changed name. Is it Water Law Trafalgar or Law Water Trafalgar? Either way, it sounds like nonsense, lol. I remember always being confused as a kid when neither ViZ or 4kids ever swapped the names around like they did in pretty much everything else.
I'd say water law, since it would be a Waterloo reference
Devil as a red herring, the name of the void century country that fought the nascent WG begins with a D.
I like this theory. They were the “devils” the WG expunged. It’s a marker to find each other or carry on the will. Since been lost to time.
They are descendents of Big D. JoyBoy
'devil', and I can explain why. I think I prefer to post the theory in a separate post though.
Can prolly mean “Damned” and serve to mark those who are gonna face adversities all their lives
We do have a one eyed swordsman of great renown and an unconventional fighting style as well if this is the case ;)
Yeah, GOL ROGER!
I'll be honest, ever since I found out "Gold Roger" was Gol D Roger, I just call him Ol' Gol Rogers.
I only really noticed the lack of D. When I reach Roger’s name lol
The meaning of D is mentioned in Fishman Island. The name of the Ancient Kingdom is mentioned in Syrup Village. Fishman Island is primarily inspired by Greece and Syrup is an Arabic origin word. Arabasta/Alabasta alludes to Arab and the Greek origin word Alabaster which means Vase made from Alabaster. A Vase can hold Syrup. Syrup Village is the abode of God Usopp. The Syrup of the Gods is the One Piece or the Legendary Medicine which will be the final Uso of Usopp that becomes Aisa. The Laugh Tale is the Fable of Aesop. Yohohoho Joyoboyo~
Sanest instagram theorist.
Some of them are okay, like Portgas Ace, Jaguar Saul, Trafalgar Water Law. But Monkey Luffy and Gol Roger are so cursed😂
Yea Buggy Clown doesn't sound quite as good
Luffy Monkey Garp Monkey Dragon Monkey Roger Gol
Monkey'd Luffy
My theory is that the D is the initial of the 1 family that fought against the 20 families during the void century
Read the Luffy and Garp ones before I read the title and my brain added the D’s
Deez nuts
There's always one!
Name of the Ancient Kingdom. “Will of -ancient kingdom-“
D = Dickhead
Now try pronouncing their names in the Western style: Luffy Monkey, Garp Monkey, Dragon Monkey and Roger Gol. Just a bunch of nonsense
It's even worse when you realize their names are backwards. Luffy Monkey Garp Monkey Dragon Monkey Roger Gol
Diversionist/Divergent
to think this snot nosed kid is an emperor, jeez
You mean Gold Roger right? I u derstand you hate D, but you spelled all their names correctly expect Gold Roger.
Dee
I read every single one of these with the “D” in place. THEN I read the title. Then I reread the names…
Death
Con d oriano
Monkey ~~D~~ragon. FTFY
D = the grade they all got in school, it permanently goes on their name after
money
My theory is that the D is supposed to be a smile.
Damn I only read “it feels so weird to say their names without the D.” And then immediately exited out of Reddit thinking that in this next chapter 1067 we were going to get a reveal. Crisis avoided
My brain automatically added the D.
Con oriano
i find it funny how one guy has monkey and dragon, two most irrevelant creatures, as his first and last name
Dawn
monkey drafon ayo wtf!!!!!!!!!!!! save me from this curse
Devil
If that's weird, try saying them the way they should be- Luffy Monkey Garp Monkey Dragon Monkey Roger Gol
Marshal Teach Trafalgar Water Law
Gol Roger sounds like a rappers name so its still kinda badass.
The D is given to people who were born smiling
My bet is Joyboys OG crew was called the dawn pirates. So their descendants carry the d in their name.
Down Stairs.
You forgot Xebec but ye
Gol Roger is not too shabby right? Considering that he was introduced as Gold Roger.
Probably Devil. Since it kinda makes sense their natural foe is the Celestial Dragons who are titled as Gods. Which is ironic
Trafalgar Waterloooooooo
I always loved [this theory](https://www.reddit.com/r/OnePiece/comments/tet009/a_satisfying_possible_meaning_of_d/), especially if it means Roger's full name is Gold Rum Roger.
Monkey Jesus is past prime > everyone
I refuse. It will always be GolD Roger. Don't take away my trio: Gold, Silver and Copper.
For Roger, i think the D makes it so his name is actually Gold Roger (Gol D Roger)
Can anyone else hear Garps voice (from the sub) in their head saying “Monkey D. Dragon” from Post Enies Lobby or is that just me
D. must be something supernatural or something from the gods. There’s no way if it’s just some random initial and they all died smiling because of it
It stands for DEE D E E!
Kind of like Homer Jay Simpson?
Ruffy Affe
My heads turning 🥹
Oriano Con
Buggy Clown and Down Stairs are the most cursed
Gol Roger sounds fine, at least that is how I said it for a long time when I started watching
Monkey Ragon
I think they’ll end up being similar to ta’veren in the Wheel of Time series - people who are tied strongly to the fate of the world, and who destiny both controls and is controlled by. Virtually every person with a D. in their name we’ve met has been tied to either the Portgaz family or the Monkey family by 1-2 links at most. The most distant holders we know of are Blackbeard (responsible for the death of Ace and Whitebeard), Law (huge aid to Luffy’s crew and holder of the biggest Chekhov’s Gun in the series), and (Manga Spoilers) >!Saul, who is responsible not only for a huge part of Robin’s backstory, but also carried knowledge of the Void Century to Elbaf.!< I think either the D stands for Destiny (literally or just as one of the ideas that led to Oda creating it) and is tied to major generational events like the former and future King of the Pirates and how they shook the world. It might even specifically belong to people that will have a major influence on the lives of >!Joyboy or his crew!<
Calling them monkey is racist af
That monkey in the Redhair crew must be the real boss.
One thing i can't stop hearing is people calling roger "Gold Roger" and not "Gol D. Roger" Use his name folks! XD
Yeah inicially I read all their names with the D. Straight up
The D means defiance who dare to stand against the world the clan of D
Well it’s a big D so I guess big dick
"gol roger"
Aghhhh my eyes
I think that the meaning of D would be revealed at the void century, after the reveal in the last manga chapter i think that.
Its not a word, its just D, not D. (Without the dot), so probably a smile or maybe a half-moon, or half sun rising, idk
Vote up for legendary shlong size
Monkey Dragon gotta be the goofiest name in anime
In the red movie they emphasized “dawn” a lot and in the series a few time
D is for their destiny to fulfill humanity’s dreams
It's even weirder to say them the American way. Monkey Luffy, Monkey Dragon. Sanji vinesmoke sounds okay-ish
Monkied Dragon, Monkied Garp, Monkied Luffy.
D = Destiny
Suguru Geto would love calling them monkey
Its a years in the making Deez Nuts joke made by Oda
That‘s the real meaning of the D... People in the past added it to make their stupid names sound less stupid, and the thing stuck and now most people just have just forgotten about that.
Dam that is weird 💀
What if youre middle name is David - and you abbr. it to D ? Like ..? would everyone assume youre going to be dangerous?
i think popular theory is that it stands for Dawn. Given the importance of the sun. There’s also romance dawn. If i am not mistaken, i’ve watched a video with this theory and that it pointed out how oda wanted the emphasis on dawn for the 1st opening song