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Going Merry had sustained accumulated damage over the entire One Piece series and Ussop had been only able to patch Merry but not properly repair her. When they arrive to Water 7 the shipwrights there informed Luffy and his crew that Merry was not sea worthy anymore and had fatal damage that had been gained over time and could not be fixed.
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