OPD&D Maps

## OPD&D World

The OPD&D world is drastically different from that of the Four Blues from One Piece. There are virtually no islands from the original source material, though some may show up later on, like Marine HQ, Baltigo, Fishman Island, the Sky Islands, and so on. This world is filled with strife and filled with different factions constantly at odds with each other. The World Government/Marines are virtually the same, but run by different characters. The Revolutionary Army are still out and active throughout this alternate world, and doing great deeds through the Four Blues, spiting the World Government in its wake.

This world still houses the Grand Line, Red Line, Reverse Mountain(although working a little differently), and the Calm Belts. Here are brief explanations on each mentioned above:

* The Grand Line is an ocean route which wraps around the entire world, south of the North and East Blues and north of the South and West Blues. It is separated from the Blues on both the north and south ends by the Calm Belt. The Grand Line is split into two sections by the Red Line: the first section is known as Paradise and the second is known as the New World.
	+ Paradise is the name of the first half of the Grand Line given by pirates fleeing the New World, compared to which "the first half is a paradise". It is located between East and South Blue
	+ The New World refers to the second half of the Grand Line and is the main setting of the second half of One Piece. It is located between West and North Blue, and is on the other side of Reverse Mountain.
* The Red Line is a vast ring-like continent which wraps around the entire world, east of the North and West Blues and west of the South and East Blues. It is said to go 10,000 meters deep from the surface of the sea to Fish-Man Island at the ocean floor. At the same time, the top of the Red Line is high enough above sea level to be considered impassable.
* Reverse Mountain is an extremely tall mountain at one of the points where the four Blues meet and is one of the two known entrances to the Grand Line, however, the one on the OPD&D universe works a little differently. Rather then passing into the Grand Line directly, it serves as a crossroads into other blues, from South to East and from West to North, and from Paradise to New World.
* The Calm Belts are two areas of ocean that border the north and south of the Grand Line. The Calm Belts are very effective barriers for those trying to enter the Grand Line; these areas are always completely calm, never having any ocean currents or winds blowing, making it impossible for non-self propelled ships to travel through. They are also nesting grounds for the world's largest Sea Kings.

# South Blue

## Introduction

The **South Blue** is an ocean in the One Piece World. The South Blue, like its sister seas, comprises almost entirely of ocean, with a few scattered islands and a border with the Red Line.

This is the sea the crew starts in after the Shipwrecked arc. This Blue is pretty chaotic, running rampant with Pirates and Marines alike, along with Warlords of the Sea. The only Marine base in this part of the world is G-17, though not doing a horrible job at reigning in this chaos, they aren't really doing a good job either. Most of the islands in the South Blue, the crew found out, have some sort of ruins on them that if they solve some sort of a puzzle, unlocks a room which houses a creature guarding some treasure. So far, the crew found 2 of the 4 ruins, one on the Unnamed Ruin Island, and another on World Tree Island.

## **Places within the South Blue**

#### **Places Crew Have Visited**

* Dawn Archipelago
	+ Kokoro Island
	+ Unnamed Ruin Island
	+ Tako Colonies
	+ Tenka Island (Filler Arc in Dawn Archipelago)
	+ Luciano's Isle
* Brewski Island
* Ceol Scriosta
* World Tree Island
* Marine Base G-7
* Kyodai Island
* Hotaru Island
* Bridge Island

## Trivia

* Dawn Archipelago's namesake comes from the Dawn of the Silly Pirate's Adventure
* Brewski Island just happened to be shaped like a beer bottle
* Ceol Scriosta's namesake is Irish, which in English means Destroyed Music
* Kyodai's namesake is Japanese for gigantic, which is funny because the island itself is pretty small
* Hotaru Island's namesake is Japanese for firefly, which is cute for an island which isn't very
* Bridge Island's namesake comes from the fact it is a bridge into the Paradise of the Grand Line