For nearly three decades, fans have chased the legendary treasure at the heart of One Piece, debating theories across forums and conventions. Now, celebrations around its 600 million milestone have sparked an unprecedented real-world twist involving science, secrecy, and the deep sea. And the ripple effect has reached streamer IShowSpeed.

IShowSpeed might actually grab scuba gear after One Piece creator Eiichiro Oda turned the series’ biggest mystery into a physical deep-sea secret.

“We gotta go!” Reacting live on his secondary channel, Speedy Boykins, IShowSpeed said he might seriously pursue the hunt himself.

“What area of the ocean did they drop it in? I should do a stream trying to find it. I gotta find the One Piece, bro!,” he added.

The frenzy began when Oda confirmed he had written the true answer to the treasure’s identity, sealed it inside a chest, encased it within a pressure-resistant sphere, also called Log Pose and lowered it 651 meters below sea level.

The deployment was executed with assistance from the Japan Agency for Marine-Earth Science and Technology, ensuring durability and environmental safety.

While Oda sank the truth into darkness, fans are pushing IShowSpeed toward a passport and a submarine.

One Piece seabed stunt has fans urging IShowSpeed to book a Japan trip

Online speculation has already zeroed in on possible locations, with theories pointing toward research-heavy waters like Suruga Bay due to JAMSTEC’s frequent operations there.

Meanwhile, fans are urging IShowSpeed to travel to Japan, rent a professional remotely operated vehicle, and document every second as a historic live broadcast.

At 651 meters, ordinary scuba diving is impossible, with pressure reaching roughly 65 times surface levels. Any retrieval would require advanced submersibles, official clearance, and precise coordinates.

The capsule is intended to remain untouched until the manga concludes, raising legal and logistical barriers to any impulsive expedition. For now, the real treasure hunt may be the anticipation itself, as fans watch to see whether IShowSpeed turns viral hype into a deep-sea reality.

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Written by

Shraddha Priyadarshi

Edited by

Itti Mahajan