Chapter Summaries

Uchiha Hiko subdued Foxy and his crew after arriving in the New World, then questioned Foxy about current events. Foxy died from Hiko’s casual kick, and the Slow-Slow Fruit reincarnated aboard the ship.

• Foxy pretended to thank Hiko while secretly preparing a sneak attack, but Hiko recognized him and warned him to stop.
• Hiko kicked Foxy and used his dojutsu’s genjutsu to control the Pirates who rushed to defend their captain.
• Hiko mourned the possibility that he could not return to the people he had left behind, then accepted that he had crossed into the Pirate World.
• Hiko learned that Fujitora and Green Bull had become Admirals and that more than two years had passed since the Summit War.
• Foxy died after Hiko lightly nudged him, and the Slow-Slow Fruit appeared in a basket of food aboard the ship.

Uchiha Hiko took control of a Pirate ship after killing a Sea King and acquired a Devil Fruit, then encountered Garp’s Marines while waiting for a ride. After introducing himself with a bold declaration of future glory, he caught Garp’s attention and received an invitation to join the Marines.

• Hiko collected a Devil Fruit, controlled the Pirates aboard the ship, and noticed an approaching vessel while considering how to travel onward.
• Garp’s warship arrived, and Marine soldiers boarded the Pirate ship and found its crew dazed and easily captured.
• Hiko told Helmeppo that he had killed the Sea King and subdued the Pirates, then the Marines verified through Koby that Hiko was not a wanted Pirate.
• Hiko introduced himself as Uchiha Hiko and declared that his name and clan’s glory would spread across the world.
• Garp heard Hiko’s declaration and invited him to join the Marines and compete with him in a senbei-eating record.

Uchiha Hiko refused Garp’s offer to join the Marines but negotiated a ride to the next island and payment for the Silver Fox Pirates’ bounties. As Garp’s warship sailed, Hiko watched the Marines train and considered the Devil Fruit he carried.

• Garp invited Hiko to join the Marines and offered him personal instruction, but Hiko refused and said he only wanted a ride to the next island.
• Garp accepted Hiko’s refusal and agreed not to force him to join.
• Hiko demanded the bounties for the Silver Fox Pirates he had captured, and Garp promised to pay him at the next Marine base.
• Garp’s warship resumed its voyage, while Hiko quietly observed the Marines’ training and found no one using Haki or advanced Taijutsu.
• Hiko considered studying the Six Powers with his Dojutsu, but the chance did not arise, so he weighed keeping or selling the powerful Devil Fruit he carried.

At Marine G5 Base, Vergo challenged Hiko’s claim to the Silver Fox Pirates’ bounty and demanded an assessment. Hiko turned the confrontation into a wager, and Vergo agreed to fight him personally.

• Garp’s ship reached Marine G5 Base, where the captured Pirates were handed over for transport to Headquarters.
• Vergo questioned Hiko’s strength and proposed a combat assessment before paying the bounty.
• Hiko agreed to the assessment, insulted Vergo, and offered a wager to the Marines at the base.
• Hiko presented the Slow-Slow Fruit as his stake, prompting Vergo to approve the betting pool.
• Vergo announced that he would personally conduct Hiko’s assessment.

Uchiha Hiko defeated Vergo with a single palm strike after copying his displayed abilities, proving his overwhelming strength to the Marines at G5. Garp declared Hiko the winner, collected his betting winnings, and again urged him to join the Marines.

• Vergo challenged Hiko to fight in the hall, and Garp agreed to referee while the Marines bet heavily on Vergo.
• Vergo used Armament Haki and Shave to attack, but Hiko's Sharingan read his movements and copied his Haki.
• Hiko dodged Vergo's bamboo-staff strike and struck his waist, sending him into a wall and leaving him too injured to continue.
• Hiko told Vergo to remember the name Uchiha Hiko and demanded payment for winning their bet.
• Garp praised Hiko's combat skill and invited him to join the Marines, then collected his winnings from the bet.
• Vergo fainted after learning that Garp had won three months of salary by betting on Hiko.

Hiko won a huge bet against the G5 Marines and left with Garp, while misleading Vergo into thinking he was heading to Dressrosa. Aboard Garp’s warship, Hiko planned to stop at a nearby island to buy a ship and continued wondering about Kaguya and how to return home.

• Hiko collected more than one billion berries from the defeated G5 Marines, while Garp celebrated his winnings.
• Vergo questioned Hiko about his destination, and Hiko claimed he planned to visit Dressrosa, startling Vergo.
• Vergo watched Garp’s warship depart and took out a Den Den Mushi to contact his master.
• Hiko privately planned to buy a ship at the nearest island rather than go to Dressrosa, and he worried about Kaguya and his return home.
• Garp advised Hiko to be careful in the New World and invited him to join the Marines if things went badly.

Hiko left Garp’s warship aboard a merchant ship after Garp received a mission from Sakazuki. As the ship sailed toward the next island, Hiko sensed a submarine following them and warned the frightened sailors.

• Garp told Hiko that Sakazuki had assigned him a mission and arranged for a merchant ship to carry Hiko to the next island.
• Hiko thanked Garp, said farewell to Koby and Helmeppo, and boarded the merchant ship.
• Hiko reflected on the Hokage World and resolved to focus on settling into this world and breaking through the dimensional barrier.
• Hiko sensed several people inside a submarine beneath the merchant ship and told the sailors they were being followed.
• Hiko reassured the sailors that the submarine was probably following them rather than him, leaving them alarmed.

Hiko ordered a merchant ship to attack the submarine following it, only to discover that it belonged to Trafalgar Law. After Hiko challenged Law and invited him to join his crew, Law attacked the merchant ship, and Hiko rushed to stop him.

• Hiko detected a submarine beneath the merchant ship and convinced the captain to fire on it.
• The submarine surfaced, and Trafalgar Law used his ROOM ability to stop and destroy the merchant ship's cannonballs.
• Hiko recognized Law, criticized him for following the merchant ship, and revealed that he knew Law belonged to the D clan.
• Hiko invited Law to join his planned crew, but Law refused and challenged him to prove himself.
• Law teleported behind Hiko, created a ROOM around the merchant ship, and swung his sword to cut it in half.
• Hiko dashed toward Law to stop him from destroying the ship.

Uchiha Hiko overwhelmed Luo during the attack on the merchant ship, resisting his Devil Fruit ability with Armament Haki and striking him repeatedly. Hiko let Luo’s crew escape in their submarine, then asked the injured captain to join him.

• Luo attacked the merchant ship, but Uchiha Hiko deflected his blade and sent him flying.
• Luo trapped Hiko in ROOM and tried to cut him apart, but Hiko used Armament Haki to resist the ability and stopped the sword with two fingers.
• Hiko injured Luo again and fired a Lightning Release: Lightning Blade toward the submarine, which Luo shifted away with his ability.
• Luo warned Bepo and the crew not to approach, while Hiko summoned Susanoo and struck at their submarine.
• Hiko stopped Susanoo’s attack long enough for the submarine to dive, then pinned Luo down and asked him to join.

Uchiha Hiko defeated Trafalgar Law and tried to recruit him, then realized Law had avoided Garp only to run into him. Hiko set his sights on gathering more people for his team as his journey continued.

• Uchiha Hiko told Luo that his crew had escaped and demanded that he join him.
• Luo asked about Hiko’s pirate crew and faction, then fainted after learning Hiko had only one other person with him.
• Uchiha Hiko dismissed Susanoo and ordered the merchant ship’s crew to treat Luo and keep him aboard until the next island.
• The captain admitted that he was frightened of Uchiha Hiko, who assured him he would not rob the ship.
• Uchiha Hiko realized Luo had hidden beneath the merchant ship to avoid Garp, but surfaced and encountered him instead.
• Uchiha Hiko resolved to build his team, deciding that Luo was only the first recruit he needed.

Uchiha Hiko and Law traveled to a town after arriving on a prosperous island, and Hiko’s display of wealth drew a group of robbers into attacking them. Hiko tricked the robbers into targeting Law, who cut them apart with ROOM, and Hiko warned Law not to use his Devil Fruit ability on him.

• Uchiha Hiko left the merchant ship with Law and headed for the island’s town to seek a ship.
• Hiko opened his case of one billion berries in a carriage, attracting hostile attention from the other passengers.
• When the passengers tried to rob Hiko, he identified Law as the Death Surgeon and redirected their aggression toward him.
• Law used ROOM to slice apart the attackers and their weapons.
• Hiko threatened Law for using his Devil Fruit ability near him, frightening Law.

Luo and Hiko dealt with a group of thieves aboard a carriage, then discovered the driver was diverting them from the capital. Hiko uncovered the thieves’ plan to rob an auction and decided to target them for their stolen loot.

• Luo used his ability to cut apart more than a dozen thieves, killed several while questioning them, and learned that their captain was at an auction in the capital.
• Luo told the driver to take them to the auction house, but Hiko severed the driver’s arm after sensing that he was leading them away from the capital.
• Hiko explained that the driver’s group planned to help rob the auction and forced him to confirm Hiko’s deductions.
• Hiko said they would take back the pirates’ stolen goods and asked the driver for the crew’s total bounty.

Hiko and Luo went to rob a Pirate crew and collect its bounty, but the crew learned they were coming and prepared an ambush. After the Pirates refused to surrender and charged, Luo began fighting them while Hiko watched.

• Hiko and Luo had the coachman drive them to the Pirates’ secluded bay, where Hiko sensed a large force waiting in formation.
• Hiko found a Den Den Mushi hidden on the coachman, and he and Luo realized the Pirates had learned they were coming.
• Hiko openly demanded the Pirates surrender their treasure and ships, but they laughed at him and refused.
• The Pirates charged and targeted Trafalgar Luo, who used ROOM: Slaughterhouse to cut down dozens of them in a single attack.
• Hiko watched Luo fight the Pirates and resolved that Luo would eventually follow him willingly.

Uchiha Hiko boarded a pirate ship and killed the pirates in his way while Trafalgar Law fought on the beach. Below deck, Hiko found imprisoned merfolk, freed them, and told them to escape while the pirates’ main force was away.

• Hiko boarded the pirate ship and killed attacking pirates with his Kunai and wooden splinters.
• Trafalgar Law saw Hiko effortlessly defeat a group of pirates and raised his estimation of him.
• Hiko searched the ship and discovered a hidden prison holding mermaids and male merfolk.
• Hiko questioned the prisoners and learned that some came from Fishman Island while others had been captured elsewhere.
• Hiko tore apart the steel railings and shackles, freed the merfolk, and urged them to escape into the sea.

Uchiha Hiko freed the captured merfolk and confronted the pirates who had abducted them, while Luo defeated the crew guarding their ship. After the newcomers mistook Hiko for an impostor, Luo declared himself Hiko’s subordinate, apparently using Hiko’s reputation as a banner.

• Uchiha Hiko introduced himself to the rescued merfolk, who remembered his name and thanked him.
• Hiko saw that Luo had defeated hundreds of pirates, then learned the newly arrived pirates had abducted the merfolk from Fishman Island.
• Hiko confronted the pirate captain and identified himself as Uchiha Hiko.
• The pirates said they had killed several people impersonating Uchiha Hiko, and Luo reacted with shock when they mentioned Hiko’s defeat of Vergo.
• Luo declared that he had joined Uchiha Hiko and was now his First General, while Hiko recognized Luo’s plan to use his reputation.

Uchiha Hiko accepted Trafalgar Law as the first general under his command after Law proved his resolve by defeating a pirate crew. Hiko then ordered Law to gather the defeated pirates so they could be exchanged for money.

• Hiko considered whether Law had joined him sincerely or mainly to gain help against Doflamingo.
• Hiko told Law to defend his honor, and Law activated ROOM against the pirate captain and his crew.
• Law used High-Frequency Scalpel to cut through the pirates' Armament Haki and then removed their hearts, leaving them unconscious.
• Hiko named Law the First General Under My Command, while noticing a strange glimmer in Law's eyes.
• Hiko ordered Law to gather the pirates so they could exchange them for money, frightening the fish-men behind him.

Uchiha Hiko captured a pirate crew of more than four hundred and summoned the Marines to collect them, while Law escaped with their treasure. Vice Admiral Hina arrived to take custody of the Pirates, and Hiko demanded the bounty money before handing them over.

• The merfolk fled in terror after Hiko told Law to round up the Pirates for their bounties, though Hiko did not understand their fear.
• Law captured more than four hundred Pirates while Hiko secured two pirate ships and their supplies, then left with the treasure to avoid the Marines.
• Hiko summoned the Marines, and Vice Admiral Hina arrived with three warships and over five hundred soldiers.
• Hina recognized Hiko from reports of his fight with Vergo and questioned him about capturing the Pirates and letting Law escape.
• Hiko defended his choice to keep watch over the four hundred Pirates rather than chase Law, then demanded that Hina pay their bounties.

After collecting the bounty, Uchiha Hiko met Luo and headed with him toward the capital to sell their treasure and look for a ship. As Hiko’s reputation spread through the New World, the Celestial Dragons and Fleet Admiral Sakazuki took notice of him, with Sakazuki ordering Hina to try to recruit him.

• Hina paid Hiko the bounty after their confrontation, then took a group of Pirates back to the Marine base.
• Hiko met Luo, placed his bounty chest on the carriage, and told him that the Marines were upset because he had nearly beaten Vergo to death.
• Hiko and Luo traveled toward the capital with their seized treasure, while Hiko considered visiting a shipyard to find a suitable vessel.
• News of Hiko’s strength and boast spread through the New World, drawing the attention of Pirates and powerful figures.
• Celestial Dragon nobles received Divine Lord’s orders concerning Hiko and were warned not to provoke Divine Lord.
• Fleet Admiral Sakazuki told Hina to keep watch on Hiko, avoid driving him away, and make an effort to win him over.

Uchiha Hiko tried to sell stolen auction goods in the capital, where people mistook him for one of the many imitators wearing his style. After learning the auction house belonged to Doflamingo, Hiko destroyed it and forced the shop owner to accept his protection and become his business partner.

• Hiko and Luo found the capital crowded with people dressed like Hiko, then visited a shop to sell the treasure they had taken from the Pirates.
• The shop owner refused the auction goods because the auction house was pressuring the Marines to recover them.
• Hiko learned that Doflamingo secretly owned the auction house, and Luo reacted strongly to hearing Doflamingo's name.
• Hiko offered to protect the shop owner and lowered the sale price, but the shop owner kept refusing out of fear of Doflamingo and Kaido.
• Hiko vanished, blew up the auction house, and returned to threaten the shop owner into accepting his protection.
• The terrified shop owner agreed to take the goods, and Hiko declared himself the shop's new boss.

Uchiha Hiko and Luo tried to sell their goods at a pawnshop, where Hiko exposed the owner’s hidden allegiance to Kaido and had Luo kill him. They left with the goods still unsold, but Hiko said they could find another shop to exchange them.

• Hiko forced the pawnshop owner to agree to process their goods at market price, then told Luo that he blamed Doflamingo for Vergo’s schemes.
• Hiko pointed out that the shop had escaped looting and challenged the owner to reveal who was backing him.
• The owner revealed a flag belonging to one of Kaido’s crews and demanded the goods, claiming the shop belonged to Kaido.
• Hiko ordered Luo to kill the owner, who transformed into a humanoid porcupine and charged at Hiko.
• Luo used ROOM: Cardiac Shock to stop the porcupine’s heart, killing him in one strike.
• Luo lamented that they could no longer sell the goods there, and Hiko explained that the owner had intended to ambush and rob them.