[Discussion] Elephant legs???

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Just on question.The elephant is moving on water or swimming.Because by second last page
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Its seems elephant is moving on water not swimming.So how much long his legs can be.Or there is an very large under water mass on which he moves.
 

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Thats the same question i had but it seems like that a loophole
 

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i think it has legs :p
 

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Thats the same question i had but it seems like that a loophole

yes because this makes things uncertain in future.
 

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Sanjuan Wolf was able to do it, I don't see why the elephant wouldn't while it's even larger.
 
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i think it has legs :p

Acc. to the picture its look like he is standing or acc. to a real elephant how much long legs of an elephant can be.As elephant legs are not that much larger than his other body.

Sanjuan Wolf was able to do, I don't see why the elephant wouldn't while it's even larger.

In picture elephant is standing.So how much his legs can be under water.
 
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My bet is on a giant sea turtle carrying the elephant. The reason I say this is because the elephant is more like drifting not walking. It would also fit the Hindu mythology from which Oda might have taken reference from.

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My bet is on a giant sea turtle carrying the elephant. The reason I say this is because the elephant is more like drifting not walking. It would also fit the Hindu mythology from which Oda might have taken reference from.

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I think the Elephant was based off of the elephant rock in Iceland.

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Acc. to the picture its look like he is standing or acc. to a real elephant how much long legs of an elephant can be.As elephant legs are not that much larger than his other body.



In picture elephant is standing.So how much his legs can be under water.

Oda likes to play a lot with perspectives to create specific atmospheres, however as a result the proportions and sizes aren't always correct. This elephant is holding an island on its back, meaning he's several kilometers long, wide and potentially high. If he's one kilometer in height and 800m sticks out of the water then there would be 200 meters below the surface, or with others words 1/5 below and 4/5 above the surface. Now it's not like that the Grand Line is 10 kilometers deep everywhere, so if the elephant remains in waters that are only several hundred meters deep he could easily walk around.
 

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Acc. to the picture its look like he is standing or acc. to a real elephant how much long legs of an elephant can be.As elephant legs are not that much larger than his other body.



In picture elephant is standing.So how much his legs can be under water.

Did you really just compare earth proportions to OP proportions?
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