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Vegapunk reveals that the Ancient Weapons were responsible for the catastrophe that reshaped the world, yet Joy Boy intended for the weapons to survive beyond the Great War. This creates an important contradiction: if the weapons were simply the cause of Joy Boy’s failure, why would he deliberately ensure that they survived? This suggests that their existence or their future purpose may be more complicated than simply being weapons of destruction.
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