NHGIEWZ 👾 :
I believe Luffy's true dream is to create a world where everyone can gather together, eat, and live freely without any barriers separating them. This is why I think the destruction of the Red Line will play a major role in the final saga.
Many people believe that Luffy will destroy Fish-Man Island because of Madam Shyarly's prophecy. However, I don't think he will destroy it completely. Instead, he may destroy the structures keeping it beneath the sea, allowing the Fish-Men and Merfolk to finally live on the surface alongside humans, fulfilling Queen Otohime's dream of coexistence.
I also believe that One Piece will reveal that the world was once united 800 years ago, similar to Earth's Pangaea. The Red Line may not have originally existed and could have been created during or after the Void Century to divide the world. If Luffy destroys the Red Line, the world would be reunited once again, just like a One Piece version of Pangaea.
This would also fulfill Sanji's dream. Without the Red Line separating the seas, the North Blue, East Blue, West Blue, and South Blue would merge, creating the legendary All Blue where fish from every ocean can be found. In the end, Luffy wouldn't just become the Pirate King—he would unite the world and create the greatest banquet in history, where everyone can eat together and live in freedom.
And perhaps the meaning of "One Piece" goes beyond the treasure left behind by Joy Boy and later discovered by Roger. What if the title itself is the biggest clue? "One Piece" may not only refer to a physical treasure, but also to the world becoming whole again—one piece. A world no longer divided by the Red Line, prejudice, or artificial borders. A world where all races, nations, and seas are united as one, just as they may have been 800 years ago.
2026-07-24 18:55:45