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Latest Information on One Piece Chapter 1119! | The Iron Giant, Kuma, and Stussy

The Iron Giant, Kuma, and Stussy

The theme of the Future Island arc seems to include “What does it mean to be human?” Until Kuma’s brain was completely altered, he was a cyborg with will, memory, and emotions… Stussy, a clone created by Vegapunk, seemed to express insecurities about whether she truly is human…

Vegapunk’s Satellites likely fall under this theme, and the Iron Giant Emeth seems like one of the actors expressing this theme. In contrast, the Five Elders, who refer to the lower citizens as trash and insects, refusing to acknowledge them as humans, join as the antagonists, which reinforces the sense that the Future Island arc carries the theme of “What does it mean to be human?”

Even if someone is a machine or created by humans, if they desire to connect with humans as humans and live alongside them, they should be considered human in the truest sense, shouldn’t they?

This is a personal belief, but that’s why I think that the Five Elders, who call themselves gods and refuse to acknowledge the lower citizens as humans, are not truly human!

This issue ties into the struggles, discrimination, and persecution among different races in the One Piece world, but at least Luffy—and likely Joy Boy—holds such beliefs. Luffy called the Going Merry his friend and even communicated with Klabautermann at the end…

This leads me to believe that the values, worldview, and perspective on humanity will be emphasized in the future of One Piece. I’ve written extensively on this subject in the past, and I can’t help but see Emeth as more human than a robot…!

This concludes the introduction of this article. Thank you very much for reading to the end!