As each year passes, the end of the year one piece It's getting closer and closer, and fans are dreading the end of this truly brilliant story that's been going on for 28 years. one piece It's an absolute masterpiece that continues to get better with each passing chapter, and while fans don't want this story to end quickly, considering how vast the world is and how much there is left to explore, it's hard not to be intrigued by what Oda has planned for the conclusion of the series.
The story is now in its final arc, so it goes without saying that Oda will slowly reveal parts of the ending. In fact, that's already happened in the Egghead arc, which sets the stage for the most important character to finally emerge and take the world by storm in an incredibly turbulent era. The ongoing arc, Elbaf, has become the prelude to the end of the series, and at this point, it is only a matter of time before the final war finally begins.
Strangely enough, Oda has actually already revealed how he wants to finish One Piece.. Because the interview is conducted only in Japanese, fans who don't know Japanese may have missed Oda's actual message. A big part of One Piece's ending is actually already pretty clear.
A big war is coming at the end of One Piece.
Oda made fun of Daejeon a long time ago.
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Oda repeated the match in Elbaf.
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The Void Century War will resume soon.
one piece The ending will definitely have multiple stages. The first of these steps is one that Oda has already highlighted in his story. before it ends one pieceGreat war will hit the worldAnd this war will see the conflict of the Void Century continue. As made clear in the Egghead arc, a major war that lasted over 100 years took place about 900 years ago and ended with the death of a character named Joy Boy about 800 years ago. This period of war was completely erased from Earth's history, and this particular period is now known as the Void Century. The Century of the Void itself is at the center of all mysteries in the world of One Piece, and the Final Saga will shed a tremendous amount of light on it.
I saw it. A great war that will engulf the entire world is approaching, and this is its beginning. — Gunko, Elbaf
Now, about 800 years after Joyboy's death, a great war has occurred that once swept the world. one piece It resumes once again. In particular, Elbaf is said to be the prelude to this war, and the time has come for major changes to occur in the world of One Piece. This Great War will sweep across the world, possibly ending in the destruction of the World Government and the defeat of the Imu. Fans already know this, but Oda also revealed his post-fight appearance through a brilliant interview.
Oda wants to finish One Piece at a big party
Oda won't kill off too many characters in The Last War
According to Oda, one piece, Luffy will throw a huge party and celebrate with almost everyone.. This is a pretty big spoiler for the ending of the series that Oda himself gave fans, and shows what tone he wants to set for the ending of the series.
And that's what lies at the end of your dream after becoming the Pirate King! — Luffy to his companions
Oda was previously asked why he didn't like killing off too many characters in his stories, the main reason he gave was because killing off too many characters would make it impossible to have a big celebration at the end of each issue. For Oda, the concept of a banquet is directly related to connecting different races, and is itself a core theme of One Piece. Killing too many characters will make it impossible to do so.So he limits the number of deaths as much as possible.
In this very interview Oda has made it clear that he wants to end One Piece with a huge party.. This party will be one that will unite the entire world, with all races on equal footing under the sun and a huge banquet held with Luffy.
The reason I don't draw scenes where people die is because I want to draw the party after the battle. You can't have a fun party when someone dies. Partying is my ideal form of friendship. I want to finish the dress with a big party. —Eiichiro Oda
Luffy will achieve his goal at the end of the story
Luffy's true goal is achieved after becoming the pirate king.
Oda already said this in his story. One Piece ending with a big party means that Luffy eventually achieves his goal.. After all, if Imu wins the final battle, there will never be a big party at the end. one piece.
The same goes for Blackbeard. If he becomes the pirate king and wins the race for One Piece, the world will turn into a chaotic place that cannot be called safe. In fact, Blackbeard officially has a lot of slaves on the pirate island, and an individual like him would certainly not be interested in throwing a big banquet and would only be interested in serving his own crew. Therefore, it would be impossible for all races in the world to unite and hold a great feast.
For Oda's final ending to come true, Luffy must succeed on his path to becoming the Pirate King.And that already tells fans that he will be the one who will stand tall as king at the end of the story. In addition, as the sun god Nika, he is also a person who destroys the current world order.
The Straw Hat Pirates disband after One Piece.
Each straw hat heads to its own final destination.
Another huge part of the ending that Oda previously revealed was the disbandment of the crew.. Once Luffy and the Straw Hats end their battle, the crew will definitely be disbanded. This is because many of the production crew eventually have to return because there are people waiting in their hometowns. For example, Usopp is waiting for Kaya in Syrup Village, and Nami is meeting her family in Cocoyashi Village. Likewise, Sanji will have people waiting for him in Baratie and Brook will meet Laboon.
The Straw Hats eventually disband and go their separate ways.. Luffy may still continue his adventures as the Pirate King and live a leisurely life of adventure, but for the majority of the Straw Hats, this adventure will come to an end sooner or later. It's sad, but it would be a fitting conclusion to a story that fans never wanted to see.
