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Analysis of Chapter 1114 - A Thread 🧵

- JoyBoy was the first pirate
- Did JoyBoy have to sail the seas because the world was sinking?

- Buccaneers are free sailors or privateers, this word is an equivalent of pirates in most contexts
- The crime of the Buccaneers, sailing to the seas and becoming the first pirates?

- The world started sinking into the ocean
- JoyBoy and other Buccaneers built the Noah to sail on the sinking world
- JoyBoy became the first privateer / free sailor
- The crime of the Buccaneers was sailing to the seas

Did JoyBoy have a crew similar to Luffy's?
- Iron Giant (Franky)
- Zunesha (Chopper)
- Poseidon (Jinbe)
- The Noah (Sunny, the ship)

Binks' sake may also depict JoyBoy's journey
- Farewell to the harbor, To my old hometown
- Lets all sing out with a Don! As the ship sets sail
- Waves of gold and silver dissolve to salty spray
- As we all set sail to the ends of the sea

- JoyBoy was the first pirate
- Roger was the pirate king
- Luffy may become the last great pirate
Luffy may unsink the world by destroying the Red Line.
When the world unsinks, there may no longer be pirates.

JoyBoy, Roger and Luffy most likely share the same dream: be the freest man on the seas!

"The protagonist of this tale is JoyBoy"

"Just like the legendary Sun God Nika from the fables of Elbaf, he too fought with a stretchy and elastic body, they called him JoyBoy"
This chapter confirms that JoyBoy and Sun God Nika of Elbaf are two different entities.

"Sun God" Nika from the fables of Elbaf was been depicted multiple times in the story!

"Sun God" Nika is also a tale that has been spread by Buccaneers, was it them who led to JoyBoy eating and awakening the fruit?

JoyBoy and Luffy are two pirates who awakened the power of that Ancient God, the "Sun God" of Elbaf

JoyBoy is a pirate who lived in the same era than the Iron Giant and Zunesha

It is possible that:
- "Sun God" Nika of Elbaf = Giant from Elbaf
- JoyBoy = Buccaneer, the first to sail to the sea
- Luffy = Human

In Elbaf, they also showed gratitude to the Sun by fasting during the winter solstice, a festival for the death and rebirth of the Sun

Egghead is mirroring Sabaody
- In Sabaody, Luffy was a Supernova, this is a powerful and luminous explosion of a star. Luffy's journey ended in Sabaody
- In Egghead, we may get the rebirth of the Sun where Luffy and the world finally realize about Sun God Nika

The Egghead Incident may culminate into the world realizing that Luffy is JoyBoy and Nika, like Bonney did.
Such a realization may shock the world!

This realization may also make Luffy realize who he is!
Saturn told the giants that "Luffy must be crushed before you call him something else"
The broadcast just called Luffy the "Sun God" Nika and JoyBoy

Luffy has been unable to hurt the Gorosei so far, although he has been trying even in Gear 5

Luffy still doesn't understand who he is so this may explain why he is still unable to hurt the Gorosei
"Neekah? What's that?"

As Vegapunk reveals who Luffy is to the world, Luffy tries to hurt Warcury once again and he tells the Giants "this next move is gonna work!"
Will he finally end up realizing what to do to hurt them?

Will Luffy consume the Mother Flame so he is finally reborn as the Sun? The Flame of the Sun?
- Luffy is inspired from Bajrangbali (Hanuman)
- Bajrangbali (Hanuman) ate the Sun
Credits to @breaking2good

The Mother Flame is a flame in a tank of water
This may explain the giant warm eddy we observed at the beginning of the arc, a mass of warm water that was forced up

Saul laughed at hearing the broadcast
Could he be taking care of the broadcast with Dragon?

So far, Vegapunk has revealed that:
- The world is sinking
- JoyBoy, a person from the Ancient Kingdom
Will he end up revealing the name of the Ancient Kingdom and finish what Clover started?

The Ancient Kingdom could be a kingdom that sank under water!
This may explain why JoyBoy became the first pirate and why the world is sinking!
Is this hinted in A&Mu = Atlantis and Land of Mu, two lands that sank under water? Credits to @merlinidc