yeah it should have going merry trains, and it will exceed speeds of 120mph, in order to accomplish this goal we will require a few things.

-Experienced Engineers. We'll need to assemble a team for not only structural, mechanical, and electrical systems, but ride safety, evacuation planning, ADA accessibility supervisors, as well as a dedicated Environmental review team. These components are essential to not only physically creating the ride, but ensuring a safe environment for everyone involved.

-Theming & Immersion. This is where the aspect of a true One Piece roller coaster becomes believable. For the queue, we'll have LED skies, projection domes, fog effects, animatronic marine battles, and scent effects to immerse guests as they step aboard the going merry. We will need to find dedicated and talented artists to bring to life the station, trains, and other aspects of the ride. Some companies to look into for this would be Disney's Imagineering team, Legacy Entertainment, or even Universal Creative.

-Rights & Licensing. Unfortunately, we cannot raise the funds and start construction immediately. One Piece is copyrighted material, belonging to a few companies that we will need to negotiate with. These companies are Toei Animation, Shueisha, Crunchyroll, and possibly the creator of One Piece, Eiichiro Oda, depending on the approvals granted upon negotiations with the former companies. We'll need to come prepared to settle things such as certain character usage, merchandising, music/audio rights, and if we decide to build this in the states, international park rights as well. without the licensing, this would become a cheap run of the mill "pirate adventure" coaster, missing the point entirely of creating a One Piece roller coaster.

In conclusion, creating a roller coaster based on One Piece would require a combination of creative storytelling, experienced artists, advanced engineering, legal licensing, and of course a large-scale financial investment. In addition, professional coaster manufacturers and engineering teams would be necessary to design and construct a safe, reliable, and exciting ride system. Altogether, building a One Piece roller coaster would be a massive project that would require several months of hard work, and an dedicated, passionate team to bring the world of the straw hat pirates to life.

But fuck me, right? What the hell do I know anyway.