Future Pirate King VS Fleet Admiral

Fanart by REDICALISME

I have 3 probable suspects to join Strawhats apart from Jinbe coz Luffy asked him already and its matter of time when returns
Two condtions on which Luffy decides a crewmate
One is Luffy says ‘he’s a good guy / an interesting person.’ , etc.
The other is that One needs to have specific skill to do a job whether it’s necessary for the pirates.

So guys Do you have someone in mind fulfilling these 2 crietria?
1.Trafalgar D. Water Law
According to me he has fullied most of criteria of a Strawhat
Here are some foreshadows which i think points Law to be next Nakama

After time skip when Luffy appears on Sabody he is wearing a hood particular pattern on it which almost smilar to Law’s cap

Now Nami also is shown in almost hat

This one is from East Blue Saga

Zoro is shown wearing patterned cap like Law except its blue and carrying one katana like Law

Now the final piece

Luffy has made his decision like Zoro, Sanji, Nami
Law also refuses
but you know Luffy – I refuse your refusal

2.Jewelry Bonney
There is one thing common between Nami and Robin both saved someone from Strawhat crew before joining as offical member
-Nami saved Zoro and Usopp from getting killed in arlong park
-Robin saved Luffy from dying in Alabasta

Similarly Bonney saved Zoro about to attack a Celestial Dragon. While she kept Zoro from attacking Saint Charloss, Luffy later attacked him, so an admiral was sent to the island anyway 
Luffy’s actions during the Celestial Dragon incident have unintentionally garnered him Bonney’s fury, a fury that even extended to the rest of the Straw Hats
However, when she was reading the newspaper about Doflamingo’s defeat, she praised Luffy and Law for it. Weird right

 

Despite being arrested by Akainu, Bonney somehow managed to escape or was apparently released from custody through some unknown means during the two year time skip
Although her crewmates are not seen with her i believe they were taken by Akainu

Possible Foreshadows

First time she was shown she was eating pizza turns out its her favorite
And then

Strawhats eating pizza ……

Then

Same sunflower patterned designs on Luffy and Bonney……

As u can see Usopp turned old which is one of the abilities of Bonney

3.Kin’emon

Even though he’s not been not for long he has grown on me quiet a bit as he completes two trios
pervert trio-sanji, brook and kinemon
swordsman trio-brook,kinemon and zoro

Like some of Strawhats before joining he also bear hatred for pirate as shown by his constant refusal to accept help from Sanji

Possible foreshadows
His 1st appearance in color scheme

Look at Kinemon’s appearance a typical samurai look with two katanas

Now take a look at Luffy’s appearance here

Top knot hair like Kinemon with 2 katanas and same samurai clothes and similar pose as shown by Kinemon in color spread

Hope you like it

*Theory by D kar

• Dressrosa is the longest arc in the manga to date, surpassing the Skypiea Arc, with 102 chapters.
• This is also the longest arc in the anime to date, surpassing the Fishman Island Arc, with 108 episodes.
• Starting after Chapter 730, Sanji, Nami, Brook, Chopper, Caesar, and Momonosuke are absent from the manga all the way until Chapter 795, amounting to 620 days of publication time (1 year, 7 months, and 25 days).
• This is the second arc in the series to take two years to finish and still be on the same island. The first arc to do this was the Alabasta Arc.
• Many characters make their first appearances after the time skip. The characters (in the order they were reintroduced) are: Jewelry Bonney, Brannew, Sakazuki, Bellamy, Jesus Burgess, Bastille, Sabo, Koala, the Gorosei, Urouge, Capone Bege, X Drake, Sengoku, Tsuru, Rob Lucci, Spandam, and Hattori.
• Usopp activates Kenbunshoku Haki for the first time during his second defeat of Sugar
• Luffy activates a new technique called Gear Fourth. He created this technique during his training on Rusukaina. Doflamingo reveals that Devil Fruits can awaken to a higher level and the user can affect things around themselves in addition to their own bodies, which makes the type of their fruit seem no longer applicable.
• More information about Haki is revealed during this arc. According to Law and Luffy, if Haki is overused, it will not be able to work for a certain period of time until it recharges. So far, Busoshoku Haki is the only one that can be overused.

-A yet unexplained force is created when two users of Haoshoku Haki clash. This is demonstrated when Luffy clashes with both Don Chinjao and Donquixote Doflamingo. It appears to resemble black lightning crackling the air, and produces shockwaves strong enough to blast people away and/or incapacitate them.

-Zoro reveals he can now coat his blades in Busoshoku Haki after receiving training from Dracule Mihawk, a skill that was inferred in the Punk Hazard Arc but not demonstrated until now.

-Jesus Burgess is revealed to be a Haki user, and along with the other Blackbeard Pirates, is attempting to steal Devil Fruits by killing their users. Sabo has also learned how to use Haki from his time in the Revolutionary Army and engages Burgess several times, sparking a grudge when the former suffers devastating injuries after provoking the latter, prompting him to escape from Dressrosa as a stowaway

• Luffy and Law’s bounties have now risen up to 500,000,000 for defeating Doflamingo. Law’s bounty increase indicates that he has officially been expelled from the Shichibukai
• Dressrosa is possibly inspired by Spain, particularly the regions of Andalusia and Catalonia, as evidenced by the architecture, clothes, flamenco dancers, typical cuisine, and Spanish terminology. The passionate murders that are so common in Dressrosa is also commonly present in Spanish literature, particularly during the Romantic era in early 19th century.
  The fighting fish native to the island seem to resemble bulls, both in appearance and temperament. Bullfighting itself is a popular sport in Spain.
  It also has some hints of the country of Italy, as it features a large colosseum where gladiators would fight to the death for the amusements of the spectators.

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