One Piece 1075 leaves a significant mystery unanswered by not explaining what motivated one of Vegapunk’s satellites to turn against its master. Let’s talk about the One Piece 1075 spoiler and try to figure out the real motivation for a Vegapunk satellite’s act of betrayal.
Straw Hat Crew and all Vegapunk clones were seen together in the previous chapter in a room. The two were deep in conversation on a crucial part of their plan to get off Egghead Island.
Shaka explains that they must settle two significant issues before they can leave Egghead Island.
First, an undiscovered primary body of the original Vegapunk has been destroyed. The lab’s screen has just been able to follow it. Because the genuine Vegapunk might now be out of sight of the cameras. This means that they have to go on a hunt for the genuine Vegapunk first.
For a second, Frontierdom is complete anarchy.
Although they already have the genuine article in Vegapunk. They were stuck on the island since the barrier was still functioning. To allow people to leave Frontierdom from either outside or inside the island would be to open its access. So, fixing it would be a significant time commitment for Shaka.
Unfortunately, that is the least of the issues that will arise. As it turned out, a saboteur was attempting to seize control of the system and set off an explosion. Pythagoras was an eyewitness to this.
Some speculate that one of Vegapunk’s satellites contains a traitor. Fans are disappointed that Vegapunk Shaka is the betrayer. Nonetheless, only some outliers were gleaned from this presumption. Still, others have pointed the finger of suspicion at Karibo, saying he is the true traitor. Karibo is probably trying to sabotage them to gain an advantage. However, there are very few traitorous Karibos.
Well, fans agree that Vegapunk 04 Pythagoras is the most convincing traitor and the best fit. Looking back to the chapter before this one, we see two people vanished around when the Straw Hats met at the lab. Both Lilith and Pythagoras are in them.
What follows demonstrates that Pythagoras is on his own in his search for the first Vegapunk.
Lilith apparently became suspicious of Pythagoras’ whereabouts and began to stalk him. Many of the panels also appear to depict questionable behavior on the part of Pythagoras. Similar to the last figure, this one seems naive and unblemished. This leads many to conclude that the character is ultimately malicious. It is speculated that Pythagoras’ betrayal contributed to the team’s defeat in Vegapunk.