It would make sense to capitalize on the charged feelings surrounding the Wano Arc's climax to drop such an enormous bombshell. Besides the fact that he and Kaidō are talking about how they plan to change the world, this is an emotional high point for the series. As far as moments to have Luffy reveal his secret dream go, Chapter 1049 is fairly optimal.
As far as reactions go, Yamato's might also represent their desire to be one of Luffy's friends and join in on his feast. This would explain Ace's words after accidentally relaying the secret dream to Yamato. Roger's Official Devil Fruit Status and What It Means They were also ready to defend to the death Luffy's right to have his secret dream. After all, the dream is idealistic but not undoable. However, since it was Luffy, they were also willing to believe in him. Ace and Sabo laughed at first, possibly because of how ridiculous the dream sounded. This would also explain the reactions of those who heard the dream. Some might even be inclined to call these kinds of goals impossible. A goal like this is about as believable as a boy from East Blue finding the One Piece and becoming Pirate King. RELATED: One Piece: The Real Reason Episode 1015 Was So Well Animated Luffy wanting a world where all his friends can eat their fill would also tie in with his idealism. In this regard, it could be the answer to the mystery hiding in plain sight. The latter passion is something that has been prevalent throughout the series, though it rarely ties into the plot. In addition to his dreams, he's also well known for two great passions in life- adventuring and feasting. In the grander narrative of One Piece, it would make sense if Luffy's declaration also happened to be his secret dream. He knows that driving Kaidō and the Beast Pirates out of Wano will go a long way in ensuring that people like Tama will be able to eat better. Luffy, in particular, is angered by the thought of Tama eating one bowl of rice a year and never trying oshiruko. Throughout the Straw Hat Pirates' time in Wano, the country's citizens have been shown starving and impoverished. Luffy's declaration was simple- "I'll make a world where my friends can eat as much food as they want!!" RELATED: What's the Meaning Behind the One Piece Term Roof Piece? On a surface level, the meaning behind these words is obvious. As he clashed with Kaidō, the Emperor asked the Straw Hat captain what kind of world he planned to make.
It's possible what Luffy had to say in Chapter 1049 was also related to his secret dream. This chapter also confirmed that Luffy and Roger's words were one and the same. He expected Yamato to laugh, but the Oni Princess was instead moved to tears. RELATED: One Piece: Oda May Be Making the Same Mistake as Toei Animation The latest mention of Luffy's secret dream came up in Chapter 1000, "Straw Hat Luffy." In yet another flashback, Ace just got finished telling Yamato about Luffy's dreams, including his secret plans for after he's achieved them. The parallels between this scene and the scene from Chapter 585 are uncanny. As with Luffy, whatever Roger said was muted, but Whitebeard and Oden heard it, and they were both amused. A similar flashback was shown within Chapter 966, "Roger and Whitebeard." Roger was talking to Oden and Whitebeard about his goal to sail to the final island and what he'd do afterward. The only hint about what he said was in the amused reactions of Ace and Sabo. Luffy, despite screaming his dream at the top of his lungs, was never heard by the audience. As little kids, he, Ace, and Sabo were all talking about their dreams for the future. The most obvious place where Luffy's secret dream came up was Chapter 585. The first reference came in Chapter 506 here, Rayleigh thought back to Shanks mentioning a kid whose lines were the exact same as Roger's. First of all, it's important to know where the topic of Luffy's secret dream has come up.
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