Crossover in the Anime World

Joyboy knows that power cannot solve everything, but Nami doesn't understand. She only knows that power can defeat the enemy. As for whether it will become more chaotic and extreme after defeating the enemy, that doesn't matter. Defeating the enemy is the most important thing.

As soon as Luffy's Haki was taken away, Nami shouted 'Don't give up'.

Joyboy is thinking that what he can defeat is only an agent, and it does not solve the soil for the emergence of agents. So he is willing to give up power and let agents change the soil. This may be a quicker solution and save a lot of damage.

There is some truth in thinking this way, after all, the agent will definitely appear.

Regarding this objective situation, Joeyboy's power was helpless. Not to mention that Im can still bomb the red continent. Once the land sinks, even if the sea level only rises two or three meters, many islands will be submerged, which will be very tragic.

"Don't give up, don't trust the enemy." Nami roared.

But Joyboy still regained his dominance and made a gesture of giving up resistance.

Everyone was silent. Is this Joey Boy? The hero who brought hope and smile eight hundred years ago? Is this the result? You can obviously fight, why don't you fight?

"What do you want me to do to make you give up Lu Chen's plan?" Joyboy asked Usopp.

Usopp did not let Joyboy dance without clothes, but said: "No need to do anything, you no longer belong to this era, go back to your own era."

Is this the end? The hero from eight hundred years ago can't change anything, so it's over? So what is this guy doing out here? Is he out to watch a show?

No matter what, you have to kill all the enemies first before anything can be interesting.

Joeyboy understands the truth and knows that it is impossible without power. He once lent his domineering energy to many people, hoping that they would use it when they were in danger. But in the end, these people used their power to cause greater damage and did not make the world more peaceful.

Im not a good person, but are other people good people? After these people gain power, what they do is similar to Im.

In short, his mood was very complicated. The greater the power, the greater the responsibility, but the greater the chaos that power brings. In the end, he decided to leave the world to everyone if he had the power instead of using it.

"I am not qualified to make decisions for everyone." Joyboy said: "Im used his own strength to bully the weak, and I used my strength to defeat him. What I did was no different from him."

"Then you can lend me your power." Luffy was willing to do it.

"Then what you are doing is also bullying. If you defeat Im, what can you bring to the world? Chaos?" Joyboy's words were too harsh.

Luffy couldn't understand it at all and just said, "What's wrong with defeating bad guys?"

"Bad guy? Im doesn't want to be a bad guy, but other people ask him to do these things to maintain his dominant position. You are the captain, right? You should understand that sometimes you don't want to move forward, but the crew must make you move forward. If you can't do it, the crew will betray you. As a leader, you make a decision that is not in line with the crew. The same is true for Im, who made a choice that was good for the Tianlong people and bad for the people. The bad people of the people are the good people of Tianlong. If you sit in his position, you will also become a bad person."

Luffy knew that this was an internal contradiction. Some people lived on the seaside, some lived on the plains, and some lived in the mountains. Now all three parties had needs, and Luffy could only satisfy one party. What should he do?

You can also think about why the crew of yourself and Shanks has not increased? Because unified moral freedom can only be unified when there are a few people. Once there are more people, there will be divisions such as the ten illegal things of Buddhism, the eight points of Confucianism, the three points of Mohism, the Legalist method, the multi-sects of monotheism, etc. .

In a small team, everyone can still maintain a unified pace and follow the captain's lead. But when there are too many people, the captain can no longer manage it, and he will inevitably make decisions that are beneficial to his own small group and detrimental to other groups, and he will become a bad person.

In short, the situation is too big. Luffy can't always be a good person. His so-called bad guy is just an agent of the team. It's natural for him to fight for interests on behalf of his team, but Luffy is the bad guy if he doesn't provide resources.

Joyboy had seen through the world eight hundred years ago. He helped the fish people and was called a traitor by the humans. He helped humans, but the fish people thought he was lying. This was not only the conflict between humans and fish-men, but also the conflicts between more than 20 islands at that time. Whichever island he helps, he will be criticized by a dozen other islands.

Even if he helps the robot in his own name, it will be considered a waste of resources.

Luffy had never managed anything other than a ship, never faced the trouble of a large stall, but Joeyboy had already done that. Even if he suppresses several islands with his power, he still cannot satisfy everyone. He is still a bad guy.

The difference between him and Im is that Joyboy doesn't want to be a bad guy, while Im is willing to be a bad guy.

Although Luffy had never managed it, he had also encountered conflicts among crew members. He gave up Usopp who was unwilling to change ships and took away the crew members who were willing to change ships. He gave up Usopp, Sanji, and his hometown, protected the hometowns of Zoro, Chopper, and Nami, and became a bad guy in Usopp's eyes.

Even if he can defeat Usopp, he can't change Usopp's view of him. Luffy also understands the difficulty of a leader making a decision. No matter what choice he makes, he will be the bad guy.

Imu is just a person who makes decisions. If he is killed, the Celestial Dragons will elect the next one, which does not mean that the contradiction is eliminated.

But Luffy is Luffy after all, not Joy Boy. He said: "We should still defeat him. Since we know they are wrong, we should defend the right with our own strength. No matter who they elect, they should defeat him until they are willing to give up their pride and arrogance and treat everyone equally."

Usopp sneered: "Do you think it is useful?"

"Whether it is useful or not, we will know after we do it." Luffy is ready for battle. Although the super domineering has been taken away, after a brief experience, he roughly understands that the super domineering is a technology that combines three kinds of domineering.

Originally, domineering is like a flame that keeps burning, but now domineering must be turned into explosives and detonated when needed.

Use the domineering domineering as gunpowder, the armed domineering as the shell, and the observation domineering as the fuse. This kind of super domineering is the super domineering that does not explode at ordinary times, but when it is needed.

Luffy followed suit and wanted to master Super Haki. He had the Nika Fruit and two years of experience in learning Haki, so he must do it.

"Come on, I will never give up. I am the man who wants to become the Pirate King." Luffy roared, and Super Haki reappeared.

Boom, entering Joy Boy mode, the original Nika Fruit combined with the original Super Haki, the combat power is fully opened.

Usopp looked at Luffy and roared, "You guys will be defeated by Usopp from Xiluo Village!" He also turned on Haki, converted the power of Im, and started fighting.

This time Usopp used nano machines and started his own performance. Nano robots can be used as clones, shields, or transformed into sharp blades for attack.

Even if the attack is converted into rubber, it can still harass.

The nano machines are ever-changing, and the two of them directly started fighting on this nameless island, with Haki soaring into the sky, dark clouds covering the sun, and the sea hanging upside down.

The two were evenly matched, with Luffy's rubber fists erratic and Usopp's nanomachines elusive. Both of them used all their life's learning to show their abilities.

Luffy's super domineering and explosive power can penetrate a mountain with one punch.

Usopp's nanomachines react very quickly, and they can be combined as soon as they think of it. They are ever-changing, sometimes shields, sometimes sharp blades, and sometimes discharge electricity.

The two sides went back and forth, and the audience couldn't see clearly at all. Fortunately, Duran was careful and used ultra-high-definition, ultra-high-frame high-speed broadcast Den Den Mushi, which could capture their movements through high-speed shooting, which was more professional than broadcasting Olympic events.