Joy Boy is an important figure who plays an important role in the events in One Piece that took place 800 years ago and plays a key role in learning how to understand the Void Age. The first time he is mentioned is during the Fisherman Arc, when Robin reads his story about Joy Boy and his relationship with Fish-Man Island in the poneglyphs, which is where Joy Boy is finally introduced.

Joy Boy had close ties to many races and was also a close friend of the Mermaid, Poseidon, at the time. Joy Boy was a key player in Noah's creation and offered Poseidon to return the fish-man territory to its natural habitat.

But due to various reasons, he was unable to fulfill his promise and regretted it all his life. What has kept Joy Boy relevant all this time is the fact that he was also the one who dropped One Piece in Laugh Tale. So far, there are some of the most powerful theories about Joy Boy in One Piece that are worth knowing! Let's discuss.

1. Will of D in Joy Boy and His Similarities to Luffy

Joyboy is one of the men living in the Void Century who is around 800 years old and closely related to various things, including the ancient kingdom at the time. His poneglyphs have been found on Fish-Man Island, which reinforces this fact.

It is believed that not only was Joy Boy from the Ancient Kingdom, but Joy Boy was also a part (founder) of the "D" Clan. Despite his origins, Joy Boy's actions did attract a lot of attention, one of them was conveying his apology to the Mermaid for not being able to keep his promise.

Joy Boy, who wants to return the fish-man territory to how it used to be, finally distributes the task to someone who is ready to replace him. If we look at Luffy's actions as part of the "D" Clan and compare him to Luffy it's certainly not an exaggeration.

Considered the founder of the D clan, Joy Boy's will can be said to be the Will of D itself. Luffy also wants to bring Poseidon and Shirahoshi, the fishermen, and the fish-man race that are equal to humans.

2. Joy Boy Isn't Just a Name

Joy Boy may not be a name but a characteristic of a person. Joy Boy is a title and not an individual name belonging to Clan D. There are several theories that support this idea. When Gold D. Roger was executed, the man smiled.

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Similar to when Luffy thought he would die at the same place of execution. The owners of D Clan continued to laugh even when they were on the verge of death, thus earning them the title or alias "Joy Boy." Which means a man who likes to laugh.

3. Based on the Legend of Joyo Boyo?

Oda often uses myths and actual historical incidents in One Piece. One theory provides evidence that the name Joy Boy originated and originated from the Javanese King Joyoboyo 870+ years ago. Joyoboyo is the ruler of an island located in Indonesia called Java whose golden age lasted from 1130 AD to 1160 AD, i.e. 800-900 years ago.

He created equality when he became king. He is also known for predicting the fall of his kingdom to foreigners, and for predicting that after that fall, his kingdom will rise again.

This is very similar to the poneglyphs used during the Great Empire to transmit important information before their deaths. If we assume the possibility that Joy Boy is based on Joyoboyo, then it's possible that Joy Boy in One Piece is a king.

While this theory isn't 100% accurate, it does make sense. Perhaps, Oda has indeed taken inspiration from this historical moment, and the mystery of Joy Boy may soon be revealed.

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This article was written by Robani, Twitter: @DadMetals