What kind of organization is the Five Old Stars in One Piece? What is the meaning of D in Luffy's name?

Wuxing is the highest leader of the navy and the strongest five in the navy!

what is the essence of one piece? Countless people have asked this question, and countless people have answered it. In fact, the result is very simple and unified, that is, dreams and friendship. It is hard to say which is more important in the theme position. Actually, personally, this question is easy to answer. The method is very simple, just look at the title-One Piece (Chinese name: One Piece). Both Chinese and English names converge at one point, which is the dream of the protagonist luffy. The most frequently said sentence by the protagonist is "I want to be one piece!" In this way, the answer came out. The core theme of One Piece is "Dream"!

When the words "Dream" and "dream-"d ".......... popped into my mind, I felt the urge to write. My theme is the will of "D".

This topic has indeed been discussed enough. Most people think that it is blood relationship, or that luffy's grandfather is Roger. In fact, it doesn't matter whether it is blood relationship or not. From the development of One Piece, we can see that the author deliberately avoided talking about it, or simply kept the reader's appetite. What is really worth studying is D's will itself, which is closely related to the theme.

D's will is actually a dark line, which runs through all the stories of One Piece at present. Since the author has arranged it so painstakingly, it must have something to do with the theme of OP. Therefore, it is not entirely unreasonable for me to introduce Dream-"D" at the beginning of the article.

first of all, let's start with the opening song of the second edition of TV. In fact, the voice at the beginning is a passage spoken by Roger the One Piece. These sentences are worth studying. I think from a certain point of view, they just answer the meaning of the will of "D".

let's look at it sentence by sentence.

"Will to inherit from generation to generation"-is it understood as "D" will? I think so. I don't think the "D" in the names of Roger Luffy, Ace Blackbeard is necessarily the blood relationship, but the will of spiritual inheritance. First of all, although no one can be sure of the content of D's will (only WT knows), one thing is certain, this D's will must refer to a kind of spirit. It is unreasonable to imagine that a spirit is passed down by blood.

induction-the "d" will of spiritual inheritance.

"The wave of the times, people's dreams"-followed by will, dreams were immediately mentioned. Is this a coincidence? I don't think so. This sentence is the answer to the first sentence. The "wave of the times" will not stop the "will to inherit from generation to generation"-"human dream". That's the relationship.

induction-D's will "equals" people's dreams!

"As long as people continue to pursue free answers, all this will never stop"-freedom is mentioned here, in fact, in a sense, freedom = dream, and pursuit is also mentioned, which is even better. What is the most commonly used object of this verb? The answer is still "dream". "All this" obviously means "pursuing freedom and dreams".

induction-"dream" will never stop.

The meaning of these three short sentences is far-reaching, and they deserve to be called One Piece. Even the words are so deep. Is this the legendary great man effect (laughs)?

Roger, as the "initiator" of D's will (forgive my inappropriate rhetoric)

Naturally, his words will serve as the summary of this study.

Next, we will slowly dig out the hidden line of the whole One Piece.

The following analysis is based on the TV version (I have also compared the comics)

The first time I really implied the existence of the will of "D", it should be in episode 45 (the first bounty! Straw hat Luffy is world famous! ), the village chief's sentence "Is it a dream or a fate?"

when I read this sentence for the first time, I believe most people will not be impressed, because the story has not mentioned any information about D until now. When I see this sentence for the second time, I believe that every pirate FAN will pay great attention to this sentence. Not to mention that "fate" obviously refers to the will of "D". In fact, the more important thing is that "dream" and "D's will" are linked together again. My hypothesis can still stand scrutiny (laughs). The village chief hesitated between "dream" and "destiny", but in fact they are compatible, which I believe is what the author meant.

Immediately after this, the next plot is another place worthy of careful consideration, and that is Logue Town. In fact, to analyze the will of "D", the starting point can only be from Roger, Luffy, Ace and Blackbeard. Rogge Town, as the last stop before grand line, is the place where One Piece was born and died, and it is here that the words of One Piece opened the prelude to the era of great navigation, which is of great significance. The author's arrangement of this plot is also obviously suggesting the similarities between Luffy and Roger.

It's obvious to start with Colonel Smoak's words. Although he didn't understand the will of "D", he saw the striking similarity between Luffy and Roger. It can be seen that the execution of One Piece witnessed in his childhood had a deep influence on Smoak. When Luffy said "I'm going to die" with a smile, only he felt the pressing pressure. At this time, his performance should actually be ". That's why he swore with the title of white hunter that Luffy wouldn't leave the island, because he felt that if he didn't stop it now, Luffy would probably develop into one piece in the future.

"D "can also be understood as the spirit of pursuing with the belief of dying. Everyone can pursue dreams, and everyone will have their own dreams in their hearts. But to rise to the height of" D "will," death consciousness "is beyond the reach of ordinary people.

In the face of death, Lufei smiled,

because before, he had shouted out his dream in front of the world.

The next person who can really be called "mysterious" in the OP is the revolutionary "DRAGON Dulag". I'm afraid most people won't pay attention to his real identity, which is in the 91 episode of the meeting of the world government.

"This man's thought is very dangerous" and "he will be a powerful enemy of the world government in the future".

His first appearance in Rogge Town was walking alone in the wind and rain, and he quoted the classic quotation of One Piece in his ear, which shows that he admired and admired the One Piece very much.

The just-in-time lightning strike saved Luffy from the execution platform, which may be an act of god. But after the plot, strong winds helped Luffy them one after another. After the strong wind, Smoak asked why the dragon helped them, so many people analyzed that the dragon's ability might be the wind, which is not unreasonable. Of course, this is not the focus of my discussion, but the key is the dragon's answer to Smoak

-"The world is waiting for our answer"-"What is the reason to stop a man from going to sea?"

The meaning of this sentence is very clear, and my understanding is-"People's dreams will never stop!" In fact, can this be considered as the will of "D"?

At the end of the first episode "The Vow of Luffy and Rab the Whale" after entering grand line, the words of "Uncle Hua" (as Luffy called him) are also interesting.

-"Is he the one piece we have been waiting for? What an incredible man! ""Right, Roger ".

These words don't necessarily mean that the old man knows Roger. "What an incredible man!" It at least means that the old man knows Roger better, and he sees the similarities between Luffy and Roger. "Right, Roger", the tone of this sentence, is a kind of relief. He feels that the will of "D" has been inherited, and maybe he is feeling for Roger.

All of the above are just hints. The term "D's Will" really appeared in the plot in episode 91, the last episode of Qiao Ba's joining the team.

(By the way, this episode is Ace's first appearance.