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Is Joy Boy’s Dream the Same as Luffy and Roger’s? | The Ultimate Dream as a Reflection of a Grand Worldview?

The Ultimate Dream as a Reflection of a Grand Worldview?

Both Luffy and Roger have a dream they call “the ultimate dream,” which can only be realized after achieving the title of Pirate King and gaining wealth and fame. This dream is said to be so childish that it makes everyone laugh, yet it’s something Joy Boy might have shared.

During Joy Boy’s time, the concept of the Pirate King likely didn’t exist, but he might have sought to accomplish something after changing the world—a goal beyond creating a world of coexistence and mutual prosperity.

It seems that the advanced civilization that existed over 900 years ago is connected to this ultimate dream. Since our current era also has advanced civilizations, this is a link between Joy Boy, Luffy, and Roger.

I’ve previously suggested that Luffy’s ultimate dream might involve space exploration, and I still consider this a possibility. Luffy and the others likely don’t know about Enel’s journey to the moon, and Vegapunk hasn’t mentioned space yet.

However, Ohara had an orrery, showing that the people of ONE PIECE’s world have studied space. If no one has ventured into space yet, then after circumnavigating the globe, space might be the next frontier.

The possibility of exploring the Earth’s depths also exists, but if that’s not the case, then the ancient ruins on the moon and the orrery would lose their significance. If the belief that space travel is impossible dominates the world, then Luffy would be the one to break that belief.

After circumnavigating the globe, the next adventure would be navigating the stars! Someone as adventurous as Luffy wouldn’t be content with just becoming the Pirate King, and Roger likely felt the same way.

For the average person, space might seem like a completely different world, separate from what we consider “the world.” It’s not a place one can just decide to visit.

But for Joy Boy, Luffy, and Roger, space is also part of “the world,” and their ultimate dream might reflect this grand worldview! This concludes the article. Thank you very much for reading!