CelestialBirdZ

One of my many Roman Empires is the potential Nana could have had if she had inherited her father’s Devil Fruit, the Jiki Jiki no Mi, instead of Kid (I know that’s canon), but her mastery of the fruit would have been on a completely different level: the Magneto of One Piece.
          She still managed to create a wave capable of canceling Devil Fruits, which is incredibly impressive. A mechanical genius who, with that power, would have had immense potential against every other devil fruit users. I have a theory that the Gridley family may have been genetically modified in the past, possibly in connection to the Ancient Weapons.
          With the Egghead Arc, I would have loved for Vegapunk to offer Nana some green blood of her father with their similar ADN, even though I think she would have had a hard time accepting it. And she wouldn’t need the gloves anymore.
          THIS STORY DESERVES TO BE CONTINUED!!!😭😭
          Nana is so much more creative and experienced when it comes to magnetic fields that even without a Devil Fruit, she was able to accomplish monumental feats that even Kid himself couldn’t do with his fruit. Nana is also someone who is extremely resourceful and always finds a way to solve a problem. Dressrosa is a great example:she was able to destroy Doflamingo’s cage. 
          It’s not the Devil Fruit that would make Nana; Nana would make the Devil Fruit. Beyond any possible limits, literally the GOAT🐐 🔥

chicasugu

Time to time, I would always check back this profile. I wanted to see if the authour ever comes back. Like the book Steel Heart, really stole my heart. Missing the cute romance and brotherly love and all from it.
          
          Hope you doing aight out there

CelestialBirdZ

I don’t know if you will continue your stories (I really hope so), but I just wanted to say that I love Free Heart and Steel Heart, which are wonderfully well-written stories. Both OCs are so well-made.  
          
          The part I’m most interested in with Nana is her past, especially her relationship with her father. As for Emmy, I love her, but I struggled a bit with her at first. Over time, I really started to appreciate her. I found her development slow, and I didn’t like how dependent she was on others. But I understand that all of this is part of her growth.  
          
          After some research, I realized that Emmy has a lot of potential with her Devil Fruit (like control, energy absorption, and avatar creation)—all she need is imagination and training .  
          
          I hope everything is going well. Please, I beg you, continue these stories—they are simply amazing!