Is Joy Boy’s Dream the Same as Luffy and Roger’s? | ONE PIECE Chapter 1112+ Theories

Is Joy Boy’s Dream the Same as Luffy and Roger’s? | How to Change Those Who Oppose the Dream?

How to Change Those Who Oppose the Dream?

A world where all races coexist peacefully… It’s a dream that many would desire. At the very least, most people would agree it’s preferable. No one wants to experience or perpetuate discrimination, persecution, or conflict.

However, the ruling class might see this change as a threat. In a world where kings rule and the people obey, the realization of such a dream would likely mean the loss of power for many rulers.

Most nations are ruled by human kings, and it’s common for the ruling class to look down on or disdain other races. They would never tolerate the idea of other races being considered equals. To change the world, it’s necessary to change those in power, but that’s easier said than done.

The World Government has used force to prevent world-changing movements, but resistance always emerges, as we see happening now. Changing the world and maintaining the status quo are both impossible without mutual understanding between those who desire change and those who resist it. Without this understanding, discord and conflict will continue to repeat themselves.

Joy Boy may have tried to demonstrate the potential for this change through the concept of the “Great Kingdom.” He might have offered a vision compelling enough to persuade those resistant to change, but something crucial was missing, leading to his failure. However, it’s likely that Joy Boy had an even greater dream he wanted to achieve…