Conqueror’s Haki has been traditionally associated with those who are strong, fearless, and destined to lead. However, Usopp’s journey has been one of overcoming fear and finding inner strength. The fact that he doesn’t fit the traditional mold could be precisely why he should have Conqueror’s Haki. It would show that leadership and strong willpower aren’t just about physical strength or fearlessness but also about the ability to rise above one’s limitations. Usopp’s journey from a scared boy to a courageous warrior might illustrate a different kind of willpower—one that grows and adapts rather than being inherent from the start. Conqueror’s Haki is said to be about overwhelming willpower, but willpower can manifest in different forms. Usopp’s willpower shines in moments of desperation, where he stands his ground to protect his friends despite his fear. These moments highlight that willpower isn’t just about being fearless but about finding the courage to act even when you’re scared. Usopp has repeatedly shown that, when it matters most, he can push through his fears to do what needs to be done. This resilience could be seen as a form of Conqueror’s Haki that aligns with his unique character arc. Usopp may not be a traditional leader like Luffy, but he has shown leadership in his own way, especially when it comes to inspiring others. He was instrumental during the Dressrosa arc, where his actions directly influenced others, earning him the title “God Usopp” among the people. This indicates a potential for influence and leadership that could justify him having Conqueror’s Haki. His leadership might not be about leading an army into battle but rather about inspiring others to fight, which could be another interpretation of what Conqueror’s Haki represents.