Eternal Pose
The compass that points to the Pirate King's treasure.
The Eternal Pose is a navigational artifact that appears in the 2019 film *One Piece: Stampede*. It is an Eternal Pose that can guide ships to Laugh Tale, the location of the most famous treasure, One Piece. The treasure that belonged to the Pirate King, Gold Roger, and was obtained by the legendary pirate Douglas Bullet during the Pirate Fest.
- Type
- Navigational Artifact
- Primary Function
- Fixed-point directional guidance to Laugh Tale
- Key Users
- Douglas Bullet, Buena Festa, Monkey D. Luffy
- First Major Appearance
- One Piece: Stampede (2019)
- Limitation
- Destroyed by Monkey D. Luffy; its use was disapproved of by Gol D. Roger
Lore & Background
In *One Piece: Stampede*, the Eternal Pose is a key item sought after by many pirates. It is revealed by Buena Festa that the treasure in Douglas Bullet's possession is an Eternal Pose that can guide ships to Laugh Tale, the location of the most famous treasure, One Piece. Bullet's dream is to become Pirate King by defeating the world's strongest people, and Festa intends to use his warpath and this treasure to start a new era. It is later revealed that Gol D. Roger disapproved of the Eternal Pose and threw it away, believing that the One Piece could not be obtained by someone who would rely on it. Monkey D. Luffy ultimately destroys the Eternal Pose, claiming he will find the One Piece with his crew without help.
In Their Own Story
During the Pirate Fest on Delta Island, the pirates race to find a treasure that belonged to the Pirate King, Gold Roger. After a series of battles, Douglas Bullet takes the treasure. Buena Festa later reveals that the treasure is an Eternal Pose that can guide ships to Laugh Tale. After Luffy defeats Bullet, Crocodile and Rob Lucci attempt to obtain the Eternal Pose, but Luffy destroys it, stating he will find the One Piece with his crew without help. Luffy's crew is shocked that he destroyed the Eternal Pose, except for Usopp. Luffy claims that if they had taken it, they would have missed out on many great adventures.
Reader's Guide
In the context of *One Piece: Stampede*, the Eternal Pose functions as a fixed-point directional guide to Laugh Tale. It is a single-use navigational tool that, once obtained, points unerringly toward its destination. Unlike a standard Log Pose, it does not need to be calibrated or reset. However, its use is a matter of philosophy: Gol D. Roger believed that relying on it disqualified a person from finding the One Piece. Luffy's destruction of the Eternal Pose underscores his commitment to finding the treasure through his own adventures with his crew.
Did You Know?
- The Eternal Pose in *Stampede* is specifically an Eternal Pose that can guide ships to Laugh Tale, the location of One Piece.
- Gol D. Roger himself threw away this Eternal Pose, believing the One Piece could not be obtained by someone who would rely on it.
- Monkey D. Luffy destroyed the Eternal Pose after defeating Douglas Bullet, claiming he would find the One Piece with his crew without help.
- Buena Festa revealed the treasure was an Eternal Pose, intending to use it to start a new era of piracy.
- The Eternal Pose was originally in the possession of Douglas Bullet, a former member of Gol D. Roger's pirate crew.
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