Crossover in the Anime World

The troubled times are coming, and ordinary people are very anxious and don't know what they should do. In fact, it is to prepare for war and famine, either to participate in the war or to become logistics.

Wang Luffy is digging an air-raid shelter and training the tactics of changing homes.

Fujitora feels very magical. He finds that Ace does not recognize the Seven Warlords of the Sea, but stops the pirates from burning, killing and looting, and promotes global trade. What the Navy cannot do, Ace is doing, he doesn't understand, how can the Navy and the pirates switch positions?

Is this reasonable?

Fujitora feels that he is not only blind, but also blind in his heart. Why can't he understand the magical reality on the sea? What happened to this era? Obviously, all the pirates he knows are bastards, the Seven Warlords of the Sea are bastards among bastards, and the Four Emperors are the overlords among bastards, and they are also bastards. But now Ace's behavior is strange. Pirates seem to be more moral than the Navy, which is too counterintuitive.

Anyway, Fujitora is confused at his age, and the justice of the Navy seems to be inherited by the pirates.

Of course, not all pirates agree with Ace. After all, Ace established the threshold of pirates and determined the obligations and rights of pirates, which is not free for some pirates.

Why should Ace say it? Pirates should be free and should not be bound by benevolence, righteousness, courtesy, wisdom and faith.

So there are still pirates who oppose Ace. They say that Ace is a traitor who has infiltrated the pirate world and is not qualified to be the Pirate King. Only free pirates are pirates, and pirates should do whatever they want.

Such pirates definitely exist, but there will not be many, because most pirates also need to eat, and the life of pirates is also very hard.

Either take risks like Luffy to find security and get funding from rich people. Or they rob for the rich to monopolize trade routes. There are insiders who tell them when merchant ships go out to sea, and they just wait and see. Ordinary pirates float on the sea, not knowing when merchant ships will go out to sea, and their lives are very difficult. They even need to fish for a living.

So Ace can provide stable jobs, and pirates would rather work than go out to sea to steal. Although pirates will not disappear, life will become more and more difficult without the addition of fresh blood. Even if they shout for freedom, they can't attract many people.

After all, what everyone really needs is not freedom, but a rich material life. No one will accept freedom without hunger.

Luffy wants to be the freest pirate and doesn't like red tape, so he has to keep moving forward. He won't stop until the end, because he not only bears his own dream, but also the dreams of others.

Kuma was transformed by scientists on Egghead Island and became an emotionless fighting machine. In order to heal his daughter, he gave up a lot, gave up the mission of the Revolution Army, gave up his body, and exchanged his life for his daughter's innocence.

He is a poor man. He was a slave when he was a child. His father told him the story of the Nika Fruit to encourage himself and believe that the savior will come.

Later, he got rid of his slave status and joined the Revolution Army, ready to overthrow an old world and build a new world. As a result, he met the daughter of his childhood sweetheart. It turned out that his childhood sweetheart was captured by the Celestial Dragons and helped the Celestial Dragons give birth to a child. So Kuma's focus changed from transformation to taking care of his daughter.

Because his daughter couldn't see the sun, he encouraged her with all kinds of stories. He even asked scientists to exchange his body for his daughter's health.

After listening to the story of Nika the Savior, his daughter was optimistic and cheerful, full of energy. But the day when his daughter was healthy was also the day when the bear lost consciousness.

For his daughter who had no blood relationship with him, the bear gave everything. Even if this daughter was the child of the Celestial Dragons, the child was innocent.

As for liberating other slaves and overthrowing the rule of the Celestial Dragons, these were not important. The most important thing was to cure his daughter. Even if one daughter was cured, there would be thousands of daughters killed, which was not a big deal.

After all, the bear only saw that his childhood sweetheart daughter was pitiful and needed his help. But the thousands of daughters oppressed by the Celestial Dragons could not see it.

It was like seeing that the cow was pitiful to be sacrificed, so he replaced it with a sheep, without considering whether the sheep were pitiful or not, and he didn't see the sheep anyway.

The bear completely forgot his tragedy as a slave, and forgot that countless slaves were suffering. Because he knew that Nika would come to save everyone anyway, and he didn't have to make any efforts at all. But Nika will not treat her daughter's disease, so she needs to solve it herself.

Let's leave the work of liberating the world to the savior, and I just need to take care of my family. Kuma knew that Nika had appeared, that is, Luffy. When Luffy was very young, he determined Luffy's identity, and Luffy was the savior Nika. So he showed mercy many times, just to put his hope on Luffy. He believed that the story passed down for 800 years would come true, and Nika would bring laughter to the world. Only Nika can do it, and only Nika can do it. Others just need to wait for Nika to save them.

I only need to treat my daughter's disease, and Nika brings smiles to the world, perfect.

Kuma's idea is very simple, that is, he is not qualified to save people who are enslaved like himself, only Nika is qualified. Everyone does what they should do, Nika saves the world, and I save my daughter.

It's a pity that the scientists on Egghead Island are still trustworthy. If the scientists are not trustworthy, what can Kuma do? By then, people have been transformed, and my daughter has not been saved. Isn't it embarrassing?

"A slave who was enslaved by the Tianlong people, in order to save the bloodline of the Tianlong people, did not hesitate to sacrifice his own freedom, and even gave up the cause of liberating his own race. What kind of spirit is this?" Dulan did not understand Xiong's thoughts.

"Indeed, he could find someone to take care of his daughter and continue his cause of liberating slaves. Why does he have to take care of his daughter himself? Since his daughter's disease can be cured by scientists and there are many ways for scientists to cooperate, why must he transform himself? "I feel like Daxiong's brain is not very good." Dinisha also thinks that there are other ways. Daxiong is so powerful that he can balance career and family ties with other methods: "Daxiong is a member of the Shichibukai and the Revolutionary Army. There are also cards in the navy, but the current ending is not the optimal solution, just like playing a game, every option is ignored.”

Dulan thought that the author might need to find Xiong to complete the plug-in because the Nika plug-in was too abrupt. From the perspective of a bear, the importance of the Nika Fruit is supplemented, and the inevitability of Luffy becoming the Pirate King is supplemented.

Sacrifice a character to support the protagonist. Let Xiong become a person who believes in fantasy stories.

Xiong has the strength of the Shichibukai, and can completely threaten a rich and powerful noble family to take care of their daughter. According to the inertia of this world, the more enemies are, the more trust they can gain. Xiong only needs to say that taking care of his daughter will keep the noble family safe, and they will definitely take good care of her.

As for the treatment of Dantou Island, it can be accomplished by other means, such as training a few young people to go to Dantou Island to learn technology, or using threats to control scientists. You can even think of ways to make the Celestial Dragons suffer from the same disease as your daughter, and then use the Celestial Dragons to let scientists develop treatments.

In short, there are still many ways, and it is really unwise to accept the transformation of scientists yourself. Because I have been transformed, how can I be sure that the scientist will abide by the agreement? What ability does he have to make scientists fulfill their obligations?

It’s not like there are no other options, so why choose an option where performance cannot be guaranteed?

Although the scientist is not the enemy, he does not have to fulfill the contract. If the scientist fails to fulfill his contract, and the bear is transformed again, who can punish him?

Zoro believes in the navy, Nami believes in dragons, Chopper's adoptive father believes in the king, Sky Island Village Chief believes in Enel, Robin believes in CP9, Oden believes in Kaido, and Xiong believes in scientists.

It's all unreasonable trust on the premise that the other party can't guarantee the performance of the contract. As a result, only the scientists are reputable and still have a face.

Of course, someone must have said, what's wrong with a bear protecting his daughter? A father who cannot take the moral high ground does what he can do and sacrifices himself. No one has the right to ask a father to give up his daughter to protect a stranger.

Having said that, why does the bear stand on the moral high ground and ask Nika to bring laughter to the world? He himself gave up on saving thousands of slaves, gave up on countless girls whose lives were threatened, and gave up on those innocent girls who were tainted by the Tianlong people just like his childhood sweethearts. But he asked Nika to save the world, why?

Is Nika a savior sent by God, whose mission is to save the world? That conflicts too much with the freedom Luffy pursues.

Is Luffy the destined savior or the free Pirate King? You can't be a child of destiny and have freedom at the same time. Could it be said that Luffy's freedom is to follow his destiny?

Of course, if Luffy's freedom is moral freedom, he can also fulfill his destiny's mission according to his own morality, because moral freedom can indeed mean abiding by destiny.