The Real Reason Why the Gorosei Fear the Sun God Nika | Does Freedom Render Power Powerless?
Thank you for reading this article on “The Real Reason Why the Gorosei Fear the Sun God Nika – Does Freedom Render Power Powerless?” I’m Jack Ocean, the site administrator. In this article, I will delve into the reasons behind the Gorosei’s fear of Nika, covering the following points:
- The Real Reason Why the Gorosei Fear the Sun God Nika | They Want to Erase Nika’s Name and Existence
- The Real Reason Why the Gorosei Fear the Sun God Nika | Is the Sun = Freedom, Something No One Can Take Away?
- The Real Reason Why the Gorosei Fear the Sun God Nika | The Power of Freedom That Makes Authority Powerless
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The Real Reason Why the Gorosei Fear the Sun God Nika | They Want to Erase Nika’s Name and Existence
The Real Reason Why the Gorosei Fear the Sun God Nika – Does Freedom Render Power Powerless?
It seems clear that the Gorosei are terrified of the idea that Nika’s name and existence might spread throughout the world. But why are they so afraid? In this section, I will explore this question further!
They Want to Erase Nika’s Name and Existence
The Gorosei appear desperate to prevent the name “Sun God Nika” and the fact that this figure exists from spreading to the public…
They gave the Hito Hito no Mi, Model: Nika, the alias “Gomu Gomu no Mi” to hide its true name. The warden who told Who’s-Who about the legend of Nika was erased afterward… The near-extinction of the Buccaneer tribe may also be tied to their role in passing down Nika’s legend… Additionally, Saint Saturn confirmed that Bonney had not yet connected Luffy’s appearance with Nika…
From all these events, it’s clear that the Gorosei are determined to keep the name and reality of Nika from being known by the world. But what exactly would happen if it did spread?
Given the current “power” of the World Government, the Revolutionary Army seems to be the only force actively opposing them. While incidents like the Eight-Nation Revolution suggest direct resistance, the Gorosei seem more concerned about the spread of Nika’s name and existence than these overt rebellions…
Both Dr. Clover and Vegapunk believe that what the original 20 Kings feared most during the Void Century wasn’t just the “Great Kingdom” itself but its ideology…
Ideology is deeply connected to religion and belief, so it’s likely that Nika’s existence is directly tied to the ideology of the Great Kingdom. This suggests that this ideology is closely related to Nika’s concept of freedom.
The core of the Great Kingdom’s ideology is clearly “freedom,” and no matter what the ideology entails, freedom is something that cannot be taken away from people… Even if someone is controlled, their freedom cannot be truly taken…
The Gorosei likely want to prevent the public from realizing this truth through the existence of Nika.
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