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One Piece is the ultimate treasure, located in the hardest spot to get to in
the world, or is it? Recently, the Straw Hats left Dressrosa and arrived at
Zou. Both places are inhabited with some sort of intelligent being (Zou's
people may not be humans). If this continues, or even if it doesn't, wouldn't
it be really easy for these people to check Raftel for One Piece?

I understand this makes for a better story, but isn't that a serious flaw?


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Is there a flaw in the ease of access to One Piece?


In the One Piece Wikia article on
[Raftel](http://onepiece.wikia.com/wiki/Raftel), it says that:

> Gol D. Roger and his crew are the only known people to have reached the
> island. Roger offered Whitebeard the information on how to get to Raftel,
> but Whitebeard declined because of his own dreams of achieving a "family" of
> crew members instead of reaching One Piece. This also indicates that getting
> to the island is not as simple as sailing to the end of the Grand Line.

It has also become much harder because it seems that trying to get to Raftel
has resulted in a stalemate between the Yonkou. If one tries to go there, the
others will stop him and together could even decimate the Navy, let alone a
pirate crew which tries to reach Raftel without defeating them. We saw what
Whitebeard and Shanks did during the War of Marineford, and that's only two of
them.


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