Ch. 141I Am a Strongest Soldier Myself

Rosen welcomed Lieutenant Colonel Dol as his adjutant and introduced her to Douglas Bullet, who challenged her to judge him as a Marine rather than by his past. Dol quickly earned Rosen’s confidence, and he reflected on how Sengoku’s ability to lead people was preparing him to become a commander.

  • Douglas Bullet warned Dol that she might not obey Rosen as readily as she obeyed Marine Headquarters, but Dol declared that Rosen’s orders would be Headquarters’ orders while she served as his adjutant.
  • Rosen formally welcomed Dol, explained that they would share honor and fate, and introduced Douglas Bullet as his strongest soldier.
  • Dol addressed Bullet as a former national hero and asked to witness his qualities; Bullet said she would see them because he was the strongest soldier himself, then went to train.
  • Dol reported that the warship, personnel, and supplies were ready, and Rosen trusted her preparations without inspecting them.
  • Rosen recognized Dol’s skill at handling him and Bullet, then reflected on Sengoku’s leadership and how commanding the Shichibukai would help prepare him to become a Fleet Admiral.

Ch. 142Marine Headquarters' Strongest Sword Drawn from Its Sheath!

Rosen set sail from Marine Headquarters for North Blue to deal with Donquixote Doflamingo and train as a commander by overseeing the Shichibukai. Vergo learned of Rosen’s mission and feared the Donquixote Pirates had no chance against him.

  • Rosen ordered Dol to lead the warship to North Blue, and Dol set out with the crew.
  • Sengoku and Zefa watched Rosen depart and worried he might kill the Shichibukai instead of using them to gain leadership experience.
  • Vergo received news that Rosen had graduated and was heading to North Blue to deal with Donquixote Doflamingo.
  • Vergo recalled seeing footage of Rosen fighting Byrnndi World and Douglas Bullet, concluded Doflamingo could not defeat him, and considered how to protect the Donquixote Pirates.

Ch. 143Vergo: Doflamingo, Run for Your Life!

Vergo warned Donquixote Doflamingo that Rosen, a Marine with the strength of an admiral, was heading to North Blue. He urged Doflamingo to abandon the Donquixote Family’s holdings, leave the Celestial Gold behind, and flee immediately.

  • Vergo called Donquixote Doflamingo and warned that the Donquixote Pirates were in danger.
  • Donquixote Doflamingo argued that the Marines and World Government would only pressure Marine Headquarters over the stolen Celestial Gold.
  • Vergo asked Doflamingo to abandon the family’s North Blue headquarters and power, leave the Celestial Gold behind, and escape.
  • Donquixote Doflamingo guessed that Tsuru or an admiral was coming, but Vergo said the Marines had sent Rosen.
  • Vergo explained that Rosen had reached admiral-level strength and had defeated Baronick Redfield and the Devil’s Descendant, then urged Doflamingo to run.

Ch. 144King of the North Sea! Heavenly Yaksha's Rage

Donquixote Doflamingo rejected Vergo’s advice to flee from Rosen and chose to face him at Donquixote Headquarters. He unleashed his Conqueror’s Haki, declaring the North Blue his era as his officers realized he was enraged.

  • Vergo warned Donquixote Doflamingo that Rosen could rival a Navy Admiral and urged him to flee the North Blue.
  • Donquixote Doflamingo said he would stay at Donquixote Headquarters and meet Rosen rather than abandon his family, territory, and ambitions.
  • Vergo failed to change Doflamingo’s mind, and Doflamingo ended their call.
  • Doflamingo challenged Rosen and declared that the North Blue was his era.
  • Doflamingo’s Conqueror’s Haki swept through the headquarters, knocking out subordinates and drawing the attention of Pica, Trebol, Diamante, and the other top officers.

Ch. 145Sever the Great Pirate Era! Starting with the Heavenly Yaksha

Rosen reviewed Donquixote Doflamingo’s crimes and warned Douglas Bullet not to underestimate the pirates shaped by the Great Pirate Era. As their warship reached the Donquixote Family’s headquarters, Rosen declared he would end the era starting with the Heavenly Yaksha, while the pirates prepared to fight.

  • Dol gave Rosen a dossier documenting Doflamingo’s abilities and the Donquixote Pirates’ crimes in the North Blue.
  • Douglas Bullet questioned why Rosen was taking Doflamingo seriously, and Rosen explained how the Great Pirate Era had produced powerful pirates even in the Four Seas.
  • Rosen declared that he would sever the Great Pirate Era, beginning with the Heavenly Yaksha, as he and his companions sensed the island ahead.
  • A Marine reported that Donquixote pirate ships and armed fighters were gathered at the headquarters and preparing to attack Rosen’s warship.

Ch. 146Welcome to My North Blue

Donquixote Doflamingo gathered his officers and fleet to confront Rosen, the Marine sent to tame him. Doflamingo surrounded Rosen’s warship and unleashed his Conqueror’s Haki as a challenge.

  • Trebol reported that Rosen had arrived, and Doflamingo set out with Pica, Diamante, and Trebol to welcome him.
  • Douglas Bullet sensed Doflamingo at the docks and offered to help, but Rosen refused so he could carry out Sengoku’s mission himself.
  • Doflamingo launched into the air from his ship as more than fifteen pirate ships and three thousand pirates surrounded Rosen’s warship.
  • Doflamingo introduced himself to Rosen and declared the North Blue his domain.
  • Doflamingo unleashed a wave of Conqueror’s Haki toward Rosen and the Marines aboard the warship.

Ch. 147The Beginning Was the End! The Donquixote Pirates Annihilated

Rosen overwhelmed Donquixote Doflamingo in a clash of Conqueror’s Haki and used its immense pressure to destroy the Donquixote Pirates’ fleet and incapacitate its crew. With the pirates defeated, the war ended as soon as it began.

  • Donquixote Doflamingo claimed the North Blue and released his Conqueror’s Haki toward Rosen’s warship.
  • Rosen halted Doflamingo’s Haki and demonstrated his superior power by crushing it in a direct clash.
  • Rosen shaped his Conqueror’s Haki into a black-red lightning net that cracked the pirate ships and knocked out nearly the entire Donquixote crew.
  • Trebol and Diamante fell unconscious, while Pica barely remained conscious and Doflamingo watched helplessly.
  • Rosen withdrew his Haki after the fleet and crew had been incapacitated, ending the Marine-pirate war.

Ch. 148Put On the Collar Yourself, or I'll Put It On for You—Choose One! King of the North Sea

Rosen’s Conqueror’s Haki devastated the Donquixote Pirates, and Doflamingo’s fear left him unable to challenge Rosen. Rosen demanded that Doflamingo surrender and return the Celestial Gold, with Dol placing a Seastone pet collar on the Numantia Flamingo; Dol then regretted wearing her own choker.

  • Pica urged Doflamingo to abandon the North Blue and flee, but the Donquixote Pirates were overwhelmed by Rosen’s Conqueror’s Haki.
  • The Marines celebrated Rosen’s victory as Doflamingo recoiled from Rosen’s gaze and retreated to the Numantia Flamingo.
  • Rosen confronted Doflamingo about fleeing after assembling his forces and demanded that he choose between putting on a collar himself or having Rosen put one on him.
  • Dol threw a Seastone pet collar onto the Numantia Flamingo, enraging Doflamingo.
  • Dol told Rosen that his mission to collar powerful Shichibukai had made her own choker feel unappealing.

Ch. 149To Become King, Even One's Closest Kin Can Be Killed

Rosen dismissed Donquixote Doflamingo’s attack while joking with Dol and Douglas Bullet, then challenged Doflamingo after he sacrificed his own crew to continue fighting. Doflamingo launched an awakened string attack aimed at both Rosen and the Marine warship, hoping to strand the Devil Fruit user at sea.

  • Rosen and Dol joked about her spiked choker while Douglas Bullet laughed with them.
  • Donquixote Doflamingo attacked Rosen with Overwhip, but Rosen caught the string pillar with Armament Haki.
  • Doflamingo transformed the damaged pirate ships into strings, leaving his unconscious crew to drown as the sea swept them away.
  • Rosen condemned Doflamingo for sacrificing his followers, and Doflamingo said he would kill even his closest kin to become king.
  • Doflamingo awakened his String-String Fruit and sent three thousand Haki-coated string pillars toward Rosen and the warship.

Ch. 150Holding a Warship in One Hand, Treading the North Blue, Invincible in This World

Rosen used his Observation Haki to read Doflamingo’s intentions and shielded the warship and Marines from the string attack with Armament Haki. He then manifested a towering Complete Susanoo, leaving Doflamingo and Pica overwhelmed by his power.

  • Rosen foresaw Doflamingo’s attack and covered the warship and Marines in protective Armament Haki armor.
  • Doflamingo’s three thousand string pillars struck the armored warship and Marines but failed to harm them.
  • Rosen lifted the warship above the sea and formed a Complete Susanoo more than two hundred meters tall.
  • Bullet recognized that Rosen’s Haki control and strength had grown substantially since their last fight.
  • Doflamingo and Pica felt overwhelmed by Rosen’s presence, and Doflamingo cried out for them to run.

Ch. 151Birdcage! Kill Me or Save Them—Choose One

Rosen struck down Donquixote Doflamingo and his executives, but Doflamingo trapped the island’s townspeople in a Birdcage and demanded that Rosen choose between pursuing him and saving them. The Birdcage began closing as Doflamingo fled, leaving Rosen to face his threat.

  • Donquixote Doflamingo fled with Pica, Trebol, and Diamante, but Rosen severed his threads with a distant swing of Susanoo’s Haki sword.
  • Doflamingo and the executives fell onto Donquixote Headquarters; Pica survived, while Trebol and Diamante were crushed by the sword pressure.
  • Doflamingo raised a Birdcage over the island and escaped, leaving his executives and tens of thousands of townspeople inside.
  • Dol warned Rosen that the Birdcage threatened the island’s town, and Rosen sensed the many people trapped there with his Observation Haki.
  • Doflamingo accelerated the Birdcage’s contraction and demanded that Rosen choose between letting him escape and saving the townspeople.

Ch. 152Pirates of Your Caliber, Don't Make Me Swing My Sword a Second Time

Rosen rejected Doflamingo’s attempt to escape by using the town’s civilians as hostages and struck him down with Susanoo. He captured the half-dead Doflamingo and had Dol retrieve the Seastone collar.

  • Doflamingo offered Rosen the Celestial Gold and urged him to let him escape, using the town’s civilians to make Rosen hesitate.
  • Doflamingo fled and planned to accelerate the Birdcage after getting away, but Rosen asked if he was done and ordered Susanoo to strike.
  • Susanoo’s Haki Longsword split the sea and hit Doflamingo, who fell into the water.
  • Rosen had Susanoo retrieve Doflamingo from the sea and toss him onto the warship at his feet.
  • Dol retrieved the Seastone collar from the Numancia Flamingo and handed it to Rosen.

Ch. 153In the Future, When You See Me in the North Blue, Remember to Keep Your Head Down

Rosen captured Donquixote Doflamingo and forced a Seastone collar around his neck, declaring that he would tame him as a guard dog. He left Doflamingo terrified and vowed to collar every pirate chosen as a Shichibukai while pursuing his goals in the North Blue.

  • Dol offered Rosen the Seastone collar, and he took it without showing any weakness.
  • Doflamingo woke and threatened Rosen with the consequences of collaring a Celestial Dragon, alarming the Marines.
  • Rosen pinned Doflamingo beneath his boot, ordered him to show respect, and pulled his head from the shattered deck.
  • Doflamingo defied Rosen, but Rosen's crimson gaze overwhelmed him with fear and helplessness.
  • Rosen said he would collar every Shichibukai and make the Marines' sword cry across the North Blue.

Ch. 154Susanoo Uproots the Birdcage

Rosen used his Perfect Susanoo to protect the Marines and the townspeople while defeating Donquixote Doflamingo’s Birdcage. The Birdcage was uprooted and thrown into the sea, leaving Doflamingo captured and the island saved.

  • Douglas Bullet acknowledged Doflamingo’s Haki and awakening, then questioned Rosen’s use of Perfect Susanoo against him.
  • Rosen said he valued winning without Marine casualties, moving Bullet and the Marines with his concern for their lives.
  • A Marine warned Rosen that the Birdcage was still closing on the town despite Doflamingo’s defeat and Seastone restraints.
  • Doflamingo claimed the Birdcage would remain until he was killed, forcing Rosen to choose between capturing him and saving the townspeople.
  • Rosen sent Susanoo into the sky with the Marines aboard, ripped the Birdcage out of the island, and hurled it into the sea.

Ch. 155Nikutsu! Carve the Word "Master" into Heavenly Yaksha's Brain

Rosen crushed Donquixote Doflamingo’s bones and had Nikutsu swallow him, using repeated cycles of pain and healing to force him into submission. After Doflamingo recovered and called Rosen by name, Rosen had Susanoo crush him again and Nikutsu swallowed him once more.

  • Rosen had Susanoo place the warship on the sea and crush nearly every bone in Donquixote Doflamingo’s body.
  • Rosen summoned Nikutsu, which swallowed Doflamingo and chewed him for over twenty minutes before spitting him out fully healed.
  • Doflamingo sprang up and called Rosen by name, so Rosen ordered Susanoo to crush his bones again.
  • Nikutsu swallowed Doflamingo again as the Marines watched, while Dol remained unmoved by his suffering.

Ch. 156Raising a Dog Requires Giving It a Bone Too, Let Alone Raising the Heavenly Yaksha

After half a month of torture and forced submission, Donquixote Doflamingo became Rosen’s obedient servant aboard the warship. Rosen granted him the Shichibukai title, which Doflamingo accepted as a reward from his master rather than a triumph.

  • Rosen summoned Doflamingo, who hurried over and knelt before him in submission.
  • Dol, Douglas Bullet, and the Marines watched as Rosen’s fifteen days of repeated crushing and healing had broken Doflamingo’s defiance.
  • Rosen asked Doflamingo whether he wanted freedom, and Doflamingo said he would remain Rosen’s loyal servant whether free or not.
  • Rosen granted Doflamingo the Shichibukai title because Doflamingo wanted it and had proven obedient.
  • Doflamingo remembered how he had once risked everything to become a Shichibukai, but now viewed the title as a bone given to Rosen’s pet.

Ch. 157My Rules Are the Rules of the Shichibukai

Rosen granted Doflamingo the title of Shichibukai but restricted his privileges and placed strict conditions on the Donquixote Family’s businesses. As Doflamingo anticipated his freedom, Dol questioned whether he would truly obey Rosen once released.

  • Rosen told Doflamingo he could become a Shichibukai but would lose the title if he broke Rosen’s rules.
  • Rosen gave Doflamingo a Vivre Card made from his fingernails and forbade him from dealing drugs, selling arms to pirates, enslaving civilians, or plundering ordinary people.
  • Doflamingo argued that the Donquixote Family needed its businesses to maintain influence, and Rosen allowed arms sales to World Government member nations and slave trading involving pirates.
  • Doflamingo accepted the restrictions, hoping to rebuild the Donquixote Family’s power in the Grand Line.
  • Dol warned Rosen that Doflamingo might feign obedience and seek revenge after being released, causing Doflamingo to glare at her.

Ch. 158Bullet: I Only Recognize the Collar, Not the Person

Rosen allowed Doflamingo to leave his supervision, explaining that Douglas Bullet would monitor whether he obeyed the rules of his collar. Bullet demonstrated his overwhelming power and warned Doflamingo that removing the collar would mean death, leaving Doflamingo shaken and reconsidering his plans to escape.

  • Dol warned Rosen that Doflamingo would seek revenge after being released, but Doflamingo denied it when Rosen asked him directly.
  • Rosen said Bullet was responsible for supervising the Shichibukai and told Dol to ask Bullet what he would do if Doflamingo broke the rules.
  • Bullet kept a piece of Doflamingo's Vivre Card and warned that he would kill Doflamingo if he tried to break free of his collar.
  • Bullet unleashed his Conqueror's Haki across the sea and Donquixote Headquarters, terrifying Doflamingo and deepening his fear of Rosen's control.
  • Bullet used the Combine Fruit to create a helicopter and a submarine, then told Doflamingo that the collar's presence determined whether he lived or died.

Ch. 159No Forced Summons, Only Obey Orders

Rosen reassured Dol that Donquixote Doflamingo and the other Shichibukai would be kept under strict surveillance, with Douglas Bullet ready to kill any who disobeyed. He ordered Doflamingo to pursue three investigations, and Doflamingo's resentment turned to excitement as he sensed Rosen might change the world.

  • Rosen told Dol that the Criminal Investigation Bureau would monitor Donquixote Doflamingo and alert Bullet if he acted improperly.
  • Rosen told Doflamingo to check the next day's newspaper for confirmation of his appointment as a Shichibukai.
  • Rosen ordered Doflamingo to find the Ope Ope Fruit, locate Gild Tesoro alive, and investigate who had killed Zefa's family, with results due within half a year.
  • Doflamingo considered Rosen's motives and recognized the possibility that Rosen's plans could alter the world.
  • Doflamingo accepted the orders more eagerly, wanting to see whether Rosen could turn the course of the era.

Ch. 160Bankai! Kannon Opening Kurenai Kai

Rosen refused Rosinante’s request for the Ope Ope Fruit but used his Bankai to treat Trafalgar Law’s Lead Disease. The chapter ended with Law feeling relieved after Rosen cut him and left a stitched scar on his abdomen.

  • Rosen reviewed intelligence in Doflamingo’s office as Rosinante and Trafalgar Law arrived to ask for the Ope Ope Fruit.
  • Rosen refused to give Rosinante the fruit but offered to cure Law’s Lead Disease.
  • Rosen summoned Kannon Opening Kurenai Kai and slashed Law without drawing blood.
  • Law discovered a stitched scar across his abdomen and felt an overwhelming sense of relief.
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