Hachinosu was the nest of Gol D Roger’s Giant Egg
It always puzzled me that the Oro Jackson had a giant egg in it. It’s a weird detail that has, so far, had no explanation, but seems important enough that it should.
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Then, just now, I saw a post saying that the egg is the great treasure on Hachinosu that was stolen, mentioned in Chapter 1096. At first I thought haha, this is just another One Piece random theory. But then I thought about it some more, and realized one key detail.
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Hachinosu. Why is it named that? Usually all of the names of One Piece’s islands have some form of meaning or connection. But Hachinosu was, in that sense, an enigma. However. I thought about it’s name in terms of multiple words:
Hachi no su.
Also written as:
ハチの巣
Hachi could be a name, or can also be a bee, or could be written as 八, which means 8. I’m sure there’s more, but that’s all I could think of for now.
No (の) is roughly translated to “belonging to”, or “of”.
And finally, su (巣). This means Nest.
Yeah; like a bird nest, or the lair of a bear, or the den of a pack of wolves. Either way, it’s the home of something. And I’m willing to bet it was the home of that egg, and possible whatever made it.
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And so, Hachinosu could be translated to the Nest of Hachi, the previous inhabitant, or a Bee’s Nest, which could refer to the pirates inhabiting it acting like a group of angry wasps, etc.
*Theory by ABitSketchy