Chapter Summaries

Ron brought Enel to Marine Headquarters, where Zephyr and Sakazuki began training him after he challenged them. Ron left with Law to check on Law’s arranged sword while Enel was left to endure their lessons.

• Ron brought Enel and Law to Marine Headquarters and introduced Enel to Fleet Admiral Sengoku.
• Sengoku sent Enel to train with Zephyr, and Zephyr repeatedly knocked him down while correcting his attacks and defense.
• Sakazuki arrived to inspect Enel, and Enel challenged him to a fight before Zephyr and Sakazuki started training him together.
• Ron ignored Enel’s calls for help and took Law through an Air Door to check whether his sword had arrived.
• Law decided to practice swordsmanship seriously as Enel’s anguished cries continued across the training ground.

Over two years, Ron’s projects and several young people’s lives moved forward, while Tom, the Revolutionary Army, and Fish-Man Island faced new developments. The chapter ended as Fish-Man Island’s rescuers recognized the stranded Celestial Dragon Saint Donquixote Mjosgard.

• Ron told Sengoku about the City of Gold on Sky Island, but said it belonged to its people, and Sengoku kept the Navy branch budgets intact.
• Zeff and Sanji were stranded on a barren island, where Sanji discovered Zeff had given him all their food and kept only gold; they were rescued on the eighty-fifth day and later opened the Baratie.
• Nami showed Bellemere and Nojiko her accurate map of Cocoyasi Village and vowed to chart the whole world, prompting Bellemere to consider sending her to study navigation.
• Tom celebrated the opening of the fourth Sea Train line and received a pardon, while Spandam secretly continued investigating the Pluton Blueprints and Tom learned the Sun Pirates needed an evacuation route.
• Koala joined Sabo at a Revolutionary Army training base to learn Fish-Man Karate, and Sabo woke from a dream unable to remember the name of one of the boys beside him.
• Neptune and Otohime ordered a rescue for a damaged ship bearing the Celestial Dragons’ emblem, and the Fish-Man soldiers recognized its abusive passenger as Saint Donquixote Mjosgard.

Ron and Jinbe confronted Saint Mjosgard after his shipwreck brought him to Fish-Man Island, where his threats and attack on Otohime nearly sparked violence. Shirahoshi’s tears summoned three Sea Kings, and a week later Mjosgard awoke in Ryugu Palace, unsettled that Otohime and the Fish-Men had saved him.

• Ron gave Jinbe Navy-approved routes and authority for the Sun Pirates to handle pirates within limits, while warning him not to treat every human as an enemy.
• Ron and Jinbe found Saint Mjosgard at the port, where Fish-Men confronted him over their missing relatives and Jinbe restrained him.
• Otohime urged the crowd not to risk the island’s safety, but Mjosgard grabbed a guard’s pistol and fired toward her before Jinbe diverted the shot.
• Shirahoshi’s crying drew three Sea Kings to the port, and Ron ordered that Mjosgard be kept alive as Otohime had him taken to Ryugu Palace for treatment.
• A week later, Mjosgard woke and learned Otohime had treated his injuries and the Fish-Men had not been punished; he watched Otohime and Shirahoshi before dismissing his guard.

Otohime cared for the injured Saint Mjosgard, then traveled with him to the Holy Land to seek support for Fish-Man Island residents to live on land. As she prepared to return, Mjosgard gave her a letter of recommendation, while Vander Decken IX began searching for Shirahoshi.

• Otohime told Saint Mjosgard that saving him did not erase his debts to Fish-Man Island, and later warned Neptune and their sons that Shirahoshi had summoned three Sea Kings.
• Vander Decken IX learned of the Sea Kings and resolved to find the legendary mermaid princess.
• Otohime asked to accompany Saint Mjosgard to the Holy Land and formally request that Fish-Man Island residents be allowed to move onto land; Jinbe and Fisher Tiger arranged to support and protect her.
• In Mary Geoise, Otohime presented petitions to Celestial Dragon families, while Saint Mjosgard defended her from one who tried to buy her and began reading the residents’ accounts.
• Before Otohime returned to Fish-Man Island, Saint Mjosgard gave her a signed letter of recommendation supporting her proposal.

Otohime restarted the signature drive with Saint Mjosgard’s letter of recommendation, but Hody Jones arranged an assassination attempt to reignite hatred toward humans. Jinbe and the Sun Pirates stopped the attack, and Otohime’s appeal persuaded residents to continue signing as Fisher Tiger vowed she would not face her work alone.

• Neptune welcomed Otohime home and celebrated Saint Mjosgard’s letter of recommendation, while Fisher Tiger ordered Jinbe, Arlong, Hachi, and the Sun Pirates to protect her.
• Otohime presented the letter at Gyoncorde Plaza and urged residents to sign; Hody Jones secretly arranged for human pirates to shoot her.
• Jinbe deflected the bullets, and Arlong, Hachi, and the Sun Pirates subdued the attackers before Hody charged toward Otohime and Jinbe knocked him down.
• Otohime challenged Hody over endangering Fish-Man Island’s residents, and Jinbe’s crew took him to Ryugu Palace.
• Otohime urged the crowd not to abandon peace between humans and Fish-Men, and residents resumed signing the petition.
• Fisher Tiger heard that Otohime was safe and told Jinbe to keep protecting her so she would not walk her chosen path alone.

Otohime’s relocation campaign gained support as Adventure Groups spread and the Navy approved Ron’s new regulations. Ron’s officers advanced in training and rank, but reports of Hanafuda’s dealings and Doflamingo’s movements in Dressrosa sent Ron and Law into action.

• Otohime received word that influential people in the Holy Land would hear Fish-Man Island’s relocation proposal, while Jinbe reported that Arlong and Hachi had helped merchant ships and more islanders had signed.
• Ron persuaded Sengoku to approve regulations for Adventure Groups, and Jinbe agreed to oversee their registration, supplies, and repairs on Fish-Man Island.
• Enel demonstrated improved combat skills under Zephyr’s training, while Law proved ready to lead a team and clashed verbally with Enel.
• Ron sent Enel to investigate Hanafuda’s effort to find Ancient Zoan fruits for the Beasts Pirates and ordered him to bring Hanafuda back if necessary.
• Vergo reported that Doflamingo’s men had entered Dressrosa and contacted the Riku Royal Family’s guards, prompting Ron to take Law and Vergo with him.

Hanafuda massacred Grant Port to steal an Ancient Zoan, but Enel arrived to arrest him and uncovered his ties to Kaido and Doflamingo. As Enel prepared to attack, Kaido's call revealed the connection, leaving the confrontation poised to escalate.

• Hanafuda and his pirates looted Grant Port after killing its guards, merchants, and civilians, and Hanafuda took the Ancient Zoan fruit for Kaido.
• When a subordinate warned that Ron might learn of the massacre, Hanafuda killed him and recalled the beating Ron had given him a year earlier.
• Hanafuda called Kaido, worrying about his promise to find ten Ancient Zoans and the shortage of results from Doflamingo and Caesar's artificial fruits.
• Enel arrived over the port, sensed that its residents were gone, and ordered Hanafuda to come to Marine Headquarters for his crimes and secret dealings with Kaido.
• Hanafuda challenged Enel as Kaido called and praised him for finding another fruit, until Hanafuda revealed that a Marine was present.
• Enel recognized Kaido's involvement, powered up his drums, and prepared to attack Hanafuda.

Enel defeated and captured Hanafuda at Grant Port, recovering evidence of the Beasts Pirates’ transport routes and Artificial Devil Fruit dealings. After Sengoku told Ron what Enel had uncovered, Ron continued toward Dressrosa to confront Doflamingo.

• Enel used Mamaragan to destroy the pirates’ ships and forces at Grant Port, then fought Hanafuda in his Tyrannosaurus forms.
• Enel overwhelmed Hanafuda with lightning and close-combat attacks, then captured him alive with Seastone cuffs.
• Enel searched Hanafuda’s flagship and found transport routes and contact codes linking him to the Beasts Pirates; he also reported Kaido’s mention of Doflamingo and Caesar researching Artificial Devil Fruits.
• Sengoku learned of Hanafuda’s capture and the evidence, then called Ron, who said he was already at sea with Vergo and Law.
• Ron told Sengoku to secure the evidence and said he was heading to deal with Doflamingo, who appeared ready to move on Dressrosa.

Doflamingo tried to seize Dressrosa by coercing King Riku and turning the people against him, but Ron arrived and stopped the plot. With Vergo and Law at his side, Ron thwarted Doflamingo’s attempt to use civilians as hostages, leaving Doflamingo facing him after unleashing his Conqueror’s Haki.

• Doflamingo threatened King Riku into collecting ten billion Beli and used the demand to undermine the king’s support among the people.
• Doflamingo controlled King Riku with strings, forcing him to attack a guard as Donquixote Family members spread panic and set a house on fire.
• Ron emerged through an Air Door, caught King Riku’s sword, cut the strings, and ordered the guards to evacuate the king and wounded residents.
• Vergo and Law stepped out behind Ron, and Doflamingo recognized them as former allies who had joined the Marines.
• Doflamingo tried to control three guards as hostages, but Law cut the strings and used ROOM and Shambles to move them to safety.
• Doflamingo unleashed his Conqueror’s Haki, and Ron challenged him to fight.

Ron and the Marines defeated Doflamingo and captured the Donquixote Family officers, ending their takeover of Dressrosa. After King Riku thanked Ron, the Marines found plans for a SMILE factory and learned that scientist Caesar Clown was in Dressrosa.

• Ron used Air Doors to turn Doflamingo's attacks against him, defeated him, and had Marines lock him in Seastone Handcuffs.
• Vergo and Law defeated Pica and Diamante, while Law and Vergo captured Sugar and Trebol.
• The Marines captured Gladius, Machvise, Senor Pink, Buffalo, and Jora, leaving every Donquixote Family officer in custody within fifteen minutes.
• King Riku apologized to the people and promised to return their money, then thanked Ron for saving the country.
• Vergo gave Ron documents detailing plans for SMILE production, Lineage Factor experiments, and a Dressrosa factory, and reported that Caesar Clown was in the country.

Caesar Clown tried to escape his laboratory after learning Doflamingo had been captured, but Ron and Law caught him and secured his research and experiments. After Caesar was arrested, Marines reported that a Beasts Pirates warship had arrived at the port.

• Caesar learned that Doflamingo and the family officers had been captured, then tried to flee through the laboratory vents.
• Caesar repeatedly emerged back in the laboratory, where Ron had seized his research reports and Law examined the unfinished SMILE Fruit and test animal.
• Caesar tried to suffocate the others with Gastanet, but Ron used an Air Door to bring the group back and knocked Caesar down.
• Caesar surrendered to the Marines, and Law removed his heart with ROOM and Scalpel before the Marines sealed his research materials.
• A Marine reported that a Beasts Pirates warship had been spotted at the port, and Ron wondered why Kaido's crew had come.

Jack brought a Beasts Pirates warship to Dressrosa to retrieve experimental Devil Fruit samples, but Ron confronted him and tested his new Spatial Fist on him. Ron defeated Jack and ordered the pirates to surrender, leaving Jack unconscious and ready to be taken into custody.

• Jack dismissed his crew's warnings about Ron and ordered them to bring the ship alongside the port.
• Ron opened an Air Door onto Jack's ship and challenged Jack, who transformed into his mammoth form.
• Ron struck Jack three times with Spatial Fist, breaking both tusks and knocking him unconscious.
• Jack's crew surrendered, and Ron ordered them to free Jack from the wreckage without letting him suffocate.
• Vergo arrived with the Marines, shackled Jack with Seastone, and Ron said his new move had worked well.

Ron’s arrests of Hanafuda, Doflamingo, Jack, and their associates forced the World Government to strip Hanafuda and Doflamingo of their Shichibukai titles and send the prisoners to Impel Down. With Kaido preparing to retaliate, Ron left Dressrosa and planned a trip to the East Blue.

• Sengoku confronted Ron over his arrests, while Ron asked Tsuru to keep Sugar from using her power.
• Ron persuaded the World Government to strip Hanafuda and Doflamingo of their titles and have them imprisoned at Impel Down, where Jack was also brought in.
• Doflamingo and Hanafuda argued in their cells, and the guards explained that Jack had been punched repeatedly when they mistook his failed attempts to surrender for defiance.
• Kaido learned that Jack, Hanafuda, Doflamingo, and Caesar had been captured, then ordered King to investigate Impel Down and Queen to prepare a ship.
• After the unrest in Dressrosa settled and the evidence was handed over, Ron told Law and Vergo he planned to visit old acquaintances in the East Blue.

Ron visited Garp, Ace, and Luffy on Mount Colubo and revealed that Sabo had survived, though a head injury had erased his memories of them. He told the boys about a Marine adventure-ship program, and they left to train while Ace considered joining an Adventure Group.

• Ron found Garp scolding Ace and Luffy and asked whether Garp had told them Sabo might still be alive.
• Ron revealed that Dragon had rescued Sabo, who had recovered but no longer remembered Ace or Luffy; Garp admitted he had forgotten to pass on the news.
• Ace and Luffy accepted that they could meet Sabo again and get to know him anew, and Garp awkwardly apologized for keeping them uninformed.
• Ron explained that a Marine adventure-ship registration program would let them sail without becoming pirates, while warning that he would arrest them if they committed crimes.
• Luffy insisted he still wanted to become Pirate King, while Ace tucked away the Adventure Group document and the boys ran off to train and find Sabo.

Ron returned to Shimotsuki Village and sparred with Zoro and Kuina, encouraging their swordsmanship and resolve. After leaving for Marine headquarters, he ordered Monet brought in and arranged for her to meet her sister Sugar.

• Ron returned to Isshin Dojo, reunited with Zoro, Kuina, and Koshiro, and heard about the children’s progress.
• Ron sparred with Zoro and Kuina, pointing out Zoro’s impatience and Kuina’s hesitation to make every strike perfect.
• Ron remembered Kuina’s past accident and later encouraged her to keep training toward her goal of becoming the world’s greatest female swordsman.
• After sailing from Shimotsuki Village, Ron considered giving Kuina an Ancient Zoan fruit but decided to let her train longer before offering it.
• Ron received news that the last fugitive Donquixote Family members had been captured and ordered Monet brought to headquarters so she could meet Sugar.

Vice Admiral Gion captured Monet as she tried to escape with Caesar’s research records, and the sisters were reunited after Monet was brought to Marineford. Tsuru and Gion arranged for them to face an investigation and possibly receive a chance to reform, while Sugar remained in Seastone handcuffs.

• Gion confronted Monet at a New World port, defeated her attempt to escape, and promised she could request a meeting with Sugar if she came along.
• At Marineford, Monet reunited with Sugar, who still believed Doflamingo would rescue them, until Ron told her he was imprisoned on Impel Down’s sixth level.
• Tsuru used the Wash-Wash Fruit to wash the sisters, and Sugar and Monet admitted they had done wrong and agreed to tell the Marines what they knew.
• Tsuru brought the sisters to Gion, who said their actions would be investigated before they could be considered for training as Marines.
• Ron and Gion insisted Sugar’s Seastone handcuffs stay on without permission, and Sugar reluctantly agreed to behave for the sake of getting grapes.

Ron arranged a patrol near Impel Down after learning Kaido might be planning a prison break, while Zephyr took Enel along on a training voyage with Marine recruits. The two groups sailed in different directions, leaving Ron to search the outer routes for the Beasts Pirates and Kaido.

• Ron received intelligence that the Beasts Pirates were gathering information about Impel Down, its currents, and the Gate of Justice, and he suspected Kaido was planning a prison break.
• Ron persuaded Sengoku to assign him three warships for an outer-route patrol and promised to keep any battle away from Impel Down.
• Ron asked Zephyr to take Enel on his training voyage, and Zephyr agreed before calling Enel aboard.
• Enel arrived and bragged about capturing Hanafuda, but Zephyr punched him and told him to set an example for the recruits.
• Ron told Enel to protect Zephyr and the recruits, let them handle manageable fights, and bring everyone back safely.
• The training ship sailed for the New World as Ron led his three-warship patrol toward Impel Down, ordering the ships to search separately and report any Beasts Pirates they found.

Enel and Zephyr led the trainees through pirate battles, and Ain and Binz improved as they learned to protect their comrades. After Zephyr revealed that pirates had killed his family, the Marines shared a beach party, but Enel sensed a powerful presence approaching and a huge figure burst from the forest.

• Zephyr ordered Ain, Binz, and the trainees to capture the Wild Boar Pirates while Enel held back, and the Marines subdued the crew and rescued the merchant ship's passengers.
• Zephyr corrected the trainees' mistakes, and Enel carried wounded recruits to the infirmary before quietly asking the doctor about their condition.
• Ain and Binz adjusted their tactics during later battles, while Enel intervened only to stop lethal attacks and then learned Zephyr suffered from asthma.
• Zephyr told Enel that pirates had killed his wife and child, and he urged Enel to remember to bring his troops back safely.
• Zephyr allowed the trainees to hold a beach party on an island, where Enel formed a Thunderbird from lightning for the recruits.
• Enel sensed a powerful presence approaching the beach, Zephyr ordered everyone to assemble, and a massive black figure burst through the forest.

Bakkin arrived on the deserted island with Weevil and claimed he was Whitebeard’s son, then ordered him to attack Zephyr and the Marines. As Zephyr fought Weevil while protecting his students, Enel sensed his teacher faltering and rushed back just as Weevil’s naginata came down.

• Zephyr recognized Bakkin and mocked her appearance, while Enel introduced himself as a Marine rear admiral.
• Bakkin claimed Weevil was her son with Whitebeard and ordered him to kill Zephyr and the recruits.
• Weevil’s powerful slash forced Zephyr to defend the Marines, while Enel stopped Bakkin from shooting Ain and helped evacuate the wounded.
• Zephyr drew Weevil deeper into the island and fought him, but his chest condition flared up as Weevil kept pressing the attack.
• Enel sensed Zephyr’s presence falter, raced back through the forest, and shouted as a blinding bolt of lightning struck down in front of Weevil.

Enel fought Weevil and Bakkin to protect the injured Zephyr and the recruits aboard the shore-bound ship. As Weevil and Bakkin kept attacking, Enel summoned a vast surge of electricity and began forming an enormous humanoid shape.

• Enel blocked Weevil’s attack on Zephyr, pulled Zephyr out of danger, and gave him his inhaler while Zephyr recovered.
• Enel wounded Weevil with lightning attacks, but Weevil used Armament Haki to cut Enel’s shoulder, while Bakkin ambushed him with poisoned needles and a Seastone chain.
• Bakkin sent Weevil toward the shore to attack the warship, and Zephyr and Enel joined forces to disarm him and stop his advance.
• Bakkin tried to stab Zephyr with a hairpin, but Zephyr seized her wrist and threw her against a rock wall.
• Enel rose into the air and powered up all four Drums, summoning an enormous humanoid silhouette as Zephyr watched.