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At the first, I think, initial D is the fabulous initial. Until now, all of D
are the strongest people in _One Piece_ , and that been proven.

According to me, whose people have initial D is the good man. But why Marshall
D. Teach is the bad man?


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The significance of characters having initial D in their name in One Piece


Elaborating a bit on the will of D. In short all people born with the middle
initial of D have the power to greatly influence or change the current course
of history. No person with the name "D." has ever been just a normal person
they are the people you see in the news headlines traveling the world and
wrecking s***.

Ace, Luffy, Blackbeard, Dragon, Trafalager Law and Gol D. Rodgers all bear
this name and are all major characters in the series.

Now determining who is a a "good guy" and who is a "bad guy" is not based off
of having the name. It only means that these characters are major and
significant or will become major and significant later.

There is some speculation as to the will of D relating to the poneglyphs and
the tenryubito in the holy land and whatnot but no cannon plot has focused on
that yet. My suggestion is to just stay tuned...


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We don't truely know what the Will of D is or what D stands for. While most
are considered good guys right now, the name now is not inherently good or
bad.

You are correct that only one character both has a middle initial D and is an
antagonist right now. Marshall D. Teach, however, is not really a true D
according to Whitebeard.

> "You're not one of them... the men that Roger waits for... are a very rare
> few... but not you, Teach. You are not one of them. Those who carry the will
> of Roger... and now have also come to carry the will of the late Ace... even
> though the bloodline has been extinguished their flame has yet to
> disappear." - Whitebeard's dying words...

There is more but typing it here doesn't do it justice.


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