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10. Usopp Tells Grander Stories In Syrup Village

Usopp has a chance to cleanly close a really interesting character thread. When he left Syrup Village for the high seas, he left as a child that could only make up stories of grand adventure and peril. Now that he's actually become a grand adventurer of the sea, he can return to his village with not only credibility but even more harrowing stories of bravery and intrigue. It would be heartwarming to not only see him reconnect with his old "crew" but also inspire a new generation of troublemakers and liars with stories that really do seem too good to be true. And if the shipping community has their way, he'll hopefully be telling those stories alongside Kaya.

9. Franky Helps Iceberg Make Water 7 A Ship

The One Piece community doesn't talk about it enough, but there was a point in the story where someone teased that they were going to turn an entire island into a ship, i.e. Thriller Bark on a larger scale. Parroting his lost master, Iceberg currently aspires to transform Water 7's community with another fantastical and ambitious mission.

And while he could certainly do this task on his own, it would be fun to see him complete it alongside his adopted brother, Franky. Much like how Tom started working on the Sea Train after helping the Roger Pirates, Franky could also use a more altruistic career after a couple years of debauchery and piracy. Expect to see the "Battle Franky" brand plastered across the city in the future.

8. Sanji Takes Over The Baratie

Sanji doesn't have this lofty goal to change the world or rule a kingdom. He's a chef that simply wanted to experience things that no other chef had before. And while he may have accomplished that with his exploits on Fishman Island, his personal arc wouldn't be complete without reaching the All Blue. While any chef can study all the fish of the world, Sanji will get a huge opportunity to actually handle them with his own two hands. This would not only make him more experienced as a chef but give him access to a stockpile of fish that no other chef has. What better way to accomplish this than by taking over and expanding on his Zeff's dream?

7. Robin Rebuilds Ohara's Library

Assuming that Robin isn't being hunted down after her time with the Straw Hats, she would likely want to share the historical knowledge that she's been stockpiling over the past couple of decades. For her, there are few ways to do this and honor the lives lost in Ohara than by rebuilding the library that taught her so well.

This would give her a consistent platform to talk about the the Void Century, act as a mecca for the curious members of the world, and (with hopefully more protection) preserve the fragments of history.

6. Nami Publishes Both Her Maps And Her Memoirs

Nami's big dream was always to draw a map of the entire world. Though apps like Google Earth may make things easy for people in the real world, Nami is a trendsetter in hers, trying to expand and unify geographical knowledge in a world that's barely been explored and, even worse, has entire cultures and other secrets being hidden.

Her map of the entire world would not only be revolutionary, but it would also likely go for a pretty mint for adventurers and tourists alike. To be honest, there's no way that Nami isn't selling her maps. Likewise, she could also turn her journal entries into an autobiography or a best-selling adventure series. Though she may no longer be a pirate, she'll always be a treasure hunter.

5. Jimbe Becomes The Ryugu Kingdom's Protector

Jimbe is somehow the only person in the Straw Hats with no external goals besides just following Luffy which is pretty admirable within its own right. However, once the adventure inevitably ends, he likely won't be traveling the world again.

Though he is getting his long-awaited taste of adventure, Jimbe has always been defined by duty. If the aftermath truly revolutionizes and liberates the world from the World Government, Jimbe will return to Fishman Island stronger and more seasoned to help protect and guide it through the new era.

4. Brook Starts A Music Tour With Laboon

Brook has one of the simpler dreams in the story: He just wants to meet Laboon again. Doing so is just a matter of turning the ship around and hopefully surviving the return trip. Once there, Brook will finally relieve Crocus of his decades-long mission, bringing peace of mind to both a lonely old man and the whale that missed him so.

From there, Brook could just live with Crocus and Laboon or, even better, team with Laboon to travel the world. Together, they'd continue the Rumbar Pirates mission to bring laughter and joy to children everywhere.

3. Chopper Becomes A Teacher On Sakura Island

Chopper dreams of becoming a doctor that can cure any disease. It's a pretty lofty ideal that even the real-world can hardly imagine, but there's no denying that the Cotton Candy Lover has put a lot of effort into it. At the very least, Chopper will have learned from different medical professionals across the world, earning acclaim as one of the most diversified professionals in any Blue.

This might make him a doctor that could cure any and every disease— but being one person, he likely wouldn't be able to help everyone on his own. Much like Robin, Chopper would likely want to spread his knowledge, but as a teacher, helping shape a new generation of miracle doctors.

2. Zoro Continues Traveling As A Vagabond

While Zoro is certainly perfecting his craft as a swordsman, he likely wouldn't follow in the footsteps of his more scholarly peers and try to share that knowledge in a dojo. Zoro isn't exactly the teaching type. The title of #1 swordsmen isn't befitting for a home setting, given its inherent draw of dangerous challengers— so despite Sanji's insults, he won't stay anywhere long enough to collect moss. More likely, Zoro will continue doing what he did at the beginning of the series and just travel the world, hunting down stronger pirates, stronger swordfighters, and stronger booze.

1. Luffy And Sabo Reform The ASL

Keeping fingers crossed that both Luffy and Sabo don't pull an Ace towards the end, it would be cathartic to see the two of them following up on their childhood promise to adventure together. Luffy would have fulfilled his dream to become Pirate King at this point. As such, he would become the most free man in the world, paralleling Sabo who would have freed (or at least tried to free) the world.

Luffy can share the various paradises that he's been to, and Sabo can share the various islands that he's saved. Together, they'd also try to find new and stranger islands that neither of them have explored— Luffy's only traveling the Grand Line. In classic Shonen fashion, the series will end just for another adventure to begin.

So I know this theory is crazy but I found this theory so here is what it says: In the side stories that are published on the cover of each chapter, the conquest of Enel took place. Enel visited the moon where he found the ruins of an ancient civilization. This civilization, which carries more secrets than the Void Century itself , is way more technologically advanced, and it is believed to have the final piece of the One Piece puzzle.

For sure, Gol D Roger knew its secret along with the people of Ohara, and he is likely the first human to step on the moon. Due to the technological development on the moon, Roger might have left a holographic message of some sort for his successor. Thus, the first meeting between Luffy and Roger.

Who do you think will join the crew next? I think it might be Carrot or Yamato. I think it's probably Carrot? Do you think it's Yamato, Carrot or someone else?

I like when Nami scolds Luffy and the others because it's hilarious. But here is something I noticed about when Nami scolds Luffy. Luffy is a rubberman, right? So he generally feels no pain even thought his body can still be damaged from haki, sharp blades. But, Nami is able to bloody and bruise Luffy. Do you think Oda wants to just make it funny?

Logia: Yami Yami No Mi

Paramecia: Gura Gura No Mi

Zoan: Kaido's Devil Fruit

Do you agree with me?

9. Monkey D. Luffy

Though it's surprising to no long time (or even short time) fan of the series, it's still a worrying reality. Luffy is not a thinker. He is a man of action and passion whose innate innocence and can-do attitude managed to attract the very crew working beneath him.

This, however, would be a bit of a bait-and-switch, as the head beneath the straw hat doesn't possess much strategic capability or even direction to get the ship moving a single inch. Showing clear issues with directions, cooking, drawing, plans, or even immediate recall, the leader of the Straw Hat pirates lags at the far, tail end in the smarts department.

8. Roronoa Zoro

Not one to be outdone by his captain, Luffy's firstmate is nearly able to match him in cleverness. Considering that his defining backstory detail is thinking that more swords equaled more power, Zoro doesn't really like playing the thinking man's game. Preferring to take the path of least resistance, Zoro just moves wherever he feels like. This would in turn give him the worst sense of direction out of any of the Straw Hats. With an infamous, almost supernatural lack of direction, Zoro's most complete display of geographic knowledge came, when he knew that he could work his way through Enies Lobby's main building by moving up. While literally cutting his way through the building isn't exactly the most tactful or easy way through the building, it was a relatively simple solution that showed some ingenuity.

7. Brook

To give credit where credit is due, Brook is a creative genius who shows keen mastery over a variety of instruments. A coveted skill among even the most well-rounded musicians, Brook's musical ability is a much deserved skill for the Future King of the Pirates. Even without those musical talents, Brook has shown a surprising resourcefulness throughout the series, such as his pivotal workmanship on Whole Cake Island. With that being said, Brook doesn't often his brain in the most practical manner (not that there's one in his skull in the first place). Not one to take a practical approach with a lot of things and always distracted by women's panties, Brook still ranks low on the Straw Hat intelligence chain.

6. Sanji

Getting into more directly intelligent territory, Sanji is often an underappreciated talent when it comes to his cleverness and creativity. He's a master cook that can not only cook a variety of dishes but can replicate the recipes and flavors of items that he's tasted only once.

Beyond that, he's been a consistent voice of reason across multiple Straw Hat journeys and is the clear master of the more detail oriented Observation Haki. He even played a surprising and charming role when his Mr. Prince character managed to outsmart Sir Crocodile on Alabasta. The brain of the Monster Trio and a smart mouth cook, Sanji gets to avoid the dunce corner of this list.

5. Usopp

Usopp's entire survivability in One Piece has depended on his cleverness and trickery. As the iconic liar of the Straw Hats, Usopp is always hatching up some line or scheme to get past his opponents. When just words fail to land their mark, his resourcefulness has more than outclassed several of his foes, with his slingshots colorful variety and his hilarious, fake hammers being memorable parts of his arsenal.

He also has quite the inventive mind. He's always on the cusp of inventing some new item, whether it's a new trick, a handy utensil, or even an improvement to Nami's Clima-Tact. Having to make up for his lack of brawn, Usopp is a powerful brain in the Straw Hat pirates.

4. Nami

As clever and resourceful as Usopp his, his antics can only be described as bumbling in comparison with the sly styles of the crew's resident Cat Burglar. Nami is the very definition of clever. She's had to use her wits to work past all manner of tough spots within her life, and her thievery skills have more than come in handy when working on stealth missions for the Straw Hats. It also can't be understated how valuable of a navigator she is. Essentially positioned as the best navigator in the Grand Line, Nami has guided the crew past all manner of complex routes along the seas and has shown an advanced mastery over meteorology. Such knowledge has manifested to a powerful degree with her use of Clima-Tact, a tactful, weather manipulating tool that requires imagination and tight precision on the user's part.

3. Tony Tony Chopper

Considering how big of a deal doctors are in the real world, Tony Tony Chopper must have a brilliant mind to be one of the most varied and educated medics to ever wield a syringe. With his Rumble Balls, he's also able to heighten his intelligence even more with his Brain Point, giving him an even greater advantage on this list.

Taught by the legendary medic Dr. Kureha and having honed his knowledge in the Torino Kingdom, Dr. Chopper has become a capable healer that's able to handle a strong variety of illnesses and injuries that constantly seem to flood the Straw Hat pirates.

2. Nico Robin

As keen as Usopp and Nami can be, they don't really have the same history and experience as the Demon Child of the pirating world. At a young age, Robin was able to educate herself to be certified as an archaeologist on Ohara, an island acclaimed for its archaeologists and historians. With that skill comes the well of knowledge that comes with researching the vast history of the world as well as the unique talent of being able to read the Poneglyphs. Beyond just reading and knowing a lot, Robin has been nurtured to be resourceful as possible as the aftermath of Ohara's destruction forced her to travel abroad as a constant fugitive of the World Government and as an agent to various pirate organizations.

1. Franky

Ranking high on this list is an exuberant figure who certainly does look the part of genius. Franky by nature is a goofy and energetic individual whose eccentricities could easily label him a fool in any other situation. However, below those shorts and Hawaiian shirt is a deep well of gears and industry that can only be accomplished by a mad scientist-level understanding of engineering. Franky was trained by one of the best shipwrights in the world who helped nurture his creative drive at a young age.

He's built a variety of strong ships since his younger days and somehow implemented that knowledge into rebuilding his own body after a horrific accident. That same genius would later be honed, when he got to study the various documents and blueprints of Dr. Vegapunk's original labs. Having used his vast knowledge to create lasers, giant robots, and the Thousand Sunny's puzzle like architecutre, Franky has to have the most intelligent mind of all the Straw Hats.

Monkey D. Dragon is one of the most mysterious characters of One Piece. Up to this day, no accounts have shown detailed info about him nor his relationship with his son. Nevertheless, after the Wano arc, the balance of the whole world will change. Therefore, Dragon, with his revolutionary army, must make a move.

The Reverie arc displayed a secret mission of the revolutionary army in Marry Geoise, while probably you witnessed the destruction of Dragon’s empty base. It is safe to assume that Dragon is already on the move right now. That move may eventually lead him to meet the next emperor of the sea, Monkey D. Luffy. What do you think about my theory?