New One Piece Chapter Revisits a Long-Forgotten Detail Fans Totally Forgot About

We have come to learn from Eiichiro Oda, that the creator pays a lot of attention to what he puts into the pages of One Piece. Despite the series running for over 20 years, Oda is still capitalizing on plots he foreshadowed long ago. Seemingly insignificant details can re-emerge with greater importance years later, which become increasingly clear that each event in the series will have consequences lasting much longer than originally expected. This is especially true in the latest chapter of the manga that features returning faces to the series.

New One Piece Chapter Revisits a Long-Forgotten Detail Fans Totally Forgot About
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In Chapter 956 of the series, one of the panels features an extra detail so small that there's a good chance many we have forgotten about it. Spanning from the very beginning of the series to the most recent

The latest chapter of the series revisits Making in Luffy's home town of Foosha Village under tragic circumstances, and Oda brilliantly included a detail in which a part of the bar has a small cut in it. For we who might remember, this cut in the bar came from early on in the series in which a group of mountain raiders attacked Shanks as a way to try and prove their dominance over him.

This was a famous moment in the series that gave a good example of why Luffy had grown to respect Shanks so much, and fans saw that he was willing to shake off when the raiders attacked him but couldn't stand by when his loved ones were being threatened.