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One Piece theory explains why Black Blades are so rare (even amongst legends like Roger & Whitebeard)

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One Piece theory explains why Black Blades are so rare (even amongst legends like Roger & Whitebeard)
In the vast world of One Piece, swords hold a momentous role­ as formidable weapons wielde­d by exceptionally powerful characters.
One Piece theory explains why Black Blades are so rare (even amongst legends like Roger & Whitebeard)
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