In fact, there is a possibility that the revolutionary army’s KARASU are fishmen.
KARASU in Japanese means crow.
If the KARASU were a fishman, it would make perfect sense.
I’m sure no one thought that KARASU were fishmen, right?
Please look carefully.
This KARASU’s skin color.
It’s not a person.
She has pale, fish-man-like skin color.
In the first place, the name Karasu is so obvious that it’s suspicious.
I feel like they’re trying to trick me into thinking it’s a bird.
But he doesn’t have bird-type abilities.
KARASU themselves cannot fly, and up until now, no one with bird-type abilities has been able to send out birds as shown below.
In other words, I think it’s like a brickbat.
Actually, this is not a bat-powered person either.
It’s just that the bats are coming out from the Shadow-Shadow Fruit.
Let’s jump straight to the conclusion, but KARASU are 「Mermaid」.
An octopus fishman appeared before.
On the other hand, the fishman below.
The lower body is never depicted.
I agree.
The skin color is also acceptable.
Squid ink also makes sense.
Octopuses and squid have beaks.
He hides it with a mask.
・Lower body that is never drawn
・Skin color same as squid
・Squid ink
・Hidden beak
Squid is literally written as “烏賊”.
The Japanese kanji “烏” means crow.
This is because squid attract crows on the surface of the water.
There is a mysterious setting in which KARASU cannot make a sound.
The mermaid can’t make a sound!