Chapter Summaries

Uchiha Hiko and Trafalgar Law looted a shop after Hiko killed its owner, a subordinate of Kaido, then sold their goods and left the city. Hiko’s actions shook the New World and helped get Vergo detained, but he and Law remained stranded because they could not find a ship that met Hiko’s demands.

• Hiko told Law that killing the shopkeeper was self-defense and ordered him to search the body, retrieve their goods, and loot the establishment.
• Law found a Devil Fruit in the kitchen, and Hiko and Law later exchanged their goods for cash before leaving the city.
• News spread that Hiko had killed one of Kaido’s men, prompting people across the New World to stop imitating Hiko’s white clothing and to avoid claiming his name.
• The Marines announced that Hiko had captured and exchanged several hundred Pirates for bounty money, while rumors that Vergo was a Pirate spy led Headquarters to detain him for investigation.
• Law read about Vergo’s detention and admired how Hiko had used information to strike at Doflamingo’s organization.
• Hiko warned Law that they had been stuck on the island for days, as no shipyard could provide a ship or the materials needed to build one to Hiko’s specifications.

Uchiha Hiko and Luo fended off bounty hunters while searching for a ship, and Hiko revealed that he intended to target Doflamingo and eventually the Four Emperors. Luo became excited about following Hiko, but Hiko said their next destination was BIGMOM Pirates territory, not Dressrosa.

• Hiko sensed approaching bounty hunters and sent Luo to confront them.
• Luo used ROOM: Scalpel to remove the attackers’ hearts, and the pair disposed of them according to Hiko’s rules.
• Luo questioned why Hiko had provoked Kaido, and Hiko explained that Kaido would become their enemy when they went after Doflamingo.
• Hiko declared that he intended to challenge the Four Emperors and make the Uchiha name famous, stirring Luo’s enthusiasm.
• Hiko told Luo to keep searching for a ship and corrected him that they were heading to BIGMOM Pirates territory rather than Dressrosa.

Hiko took Luo aboard a merchant ship bound through BIGMOM Pirates territory, where he continued studying newspapers while waiting for an unknown opportunity. When the ship’s BIGMOM-affiliated escorts arrived to collect their security fee, Hiko ignored an arrogant fighter who challenged him and focused instead on a powerful presence aboard Pekoms’s ship.

• Hiko led Luo to the harbor, searched for a ship or materials, and boarded a merchant ship traveling through BIGMOM Pirates territory.
• During the voyage, Hiko read newspapers closely while Luo tried and failed to learn what he was planning.
• After three days, the merchant ship entered BIGMOM Pirates territory, and Pekoms and Baron Tam Tam arrived to collect its security fee.
• Hiko sensed a powerful presence aboard Pekoms’s ship as a BIGMOM fighter mocked and challenged him.
• Hiko ignored the fighter and turned his attention toward Pekoms’s ship and the unseen strong person aboard it.

Uchiha Hiko killed a pirate who attacked him, then overpowered Baron Tam Tam and clashed with Pekoms alongside Luo. Pekoms called for Jinbe, who emerged from the pirate ship's cabin.

• Uchiha Hiko killed the pirate who punched at him with a kunai to the throat.
• Hiko threatened Pekoms and Baron Tam Tam, then defied their claim that they served Charlotte Linlin.
• Baron Tam Tam attacked Hiko, who caught his blades barehanded and hypnotized him with his dojutsu.
• Pekoms attacked Hiko, but Luo appeared with ROOM and met Pekoms's punch with a slash.
• Pekoms called for Jinbe, and Jinbe emerged from the pirate ship's cabin.

Jinbe bowed to Uchiha Hiko out of gratitude for rescuing the fish-men on Burgess Island and refused Pekoms's demand to attack him. As Jinbe stood by his people and defied the BIGMOM Pirates, Hiko struck Pekoms and sent him flying toward the sea.

• Jinbe emerged from the pirate ship and bowed to Uchiha Hiko, leaving Pekoms and the merchant ship's crew stunned.
• Jinbe thanked Hiko for rescuing the merfolk and fish-men on Burgess Island, and Hiko dismissed the deed as a small effort.
• Pekoms accused Jinbe of colluding with the enemy and demanded that he attack Hiko and rescue Baron Tam Tam.
• Jinbe refused to attack someone who had helped the fish-men and said he had joined the BIGMOM Pirates to protect Fishman Island.
• Pekoms threatened Jinbe with BIGMOM's retaliation, but Jinbe stood by his decision to protect his people.
• Hiko moved in a blur and struck Pekoms, sending him hurtling toward the sea despite his Devil Fruit ability and Armament Haki.

Uchiha Hiko attacked the BIGMOM Pirates’ ship and urged Jinbe to leave their crew and join him. After revealing that Cracker was nearby, Hiko insisted Jinbe was the one truly in trouble and offered to resolve his problems.

• Hiko struck Pekoms into the sea before Jinbe could stop him, and the BIGMOM Pirates jumped in to rescue him.
• Hiko announced that he had come to cause trouble, then used Lightning Release: Lightning Blade to destroy the BIGMOM Pirates’ ship and send its crew into the water.
• Jinbe tried to save the stranded Pirates, but Hiko restrained him and said Pekoms was being rescued and Cracker was nearby.
• Hiko told Jinbe to trust him and come with him, claiming Jinbe was in greater danger than the Pirates he had attacked.
• Luo wondered whether Hiko had provoked the BIGMOM Pirates to recruit Jinbe and concluded that Hiko meant to challenge the Four Emperors.

Uchiha Hiko revealed that Hody Jones had hidden one hundred thousand Pirates on Fishman Island and was planning to overthrow King Neptune, using the danger to explain why Jinbe should leave the BIGMOM Pirates. Jinbe began weighing Hiko’s motives and the risks of abandoning the Four Emperors’ protection, while Hiko waited for a chance to gain his trust.

• Jinbe refused to leave the BIGMOM Pirates because he believed Fishman Island needed the Four Emperors’ protection.
• Hiko warned Jinbe that one hundred thousand Pirates were hidden on Fishman Island and planned to seize control of it.
• Hiko identified Hody Jones as the leader of the planned rebellion, and Jinbe recognized him as a dangerous extremist.
• Jinbe questioned how Fishman Island’s crisis related to leaving Charlotte Linlin’s crew, and Hiko warned that they might otherwise become enemies when his conflict with the Four Emperors began.
• Jinbe considered whether Hiko could protect Fishman Island and whether his offer of help concealed ulterior motives, while Hiko silently waited.

Uchiha Hiko used his Sharingan to learn that Cracker was pursuing the person who defeated Snack on Greed Island, then set off in that direction. Jinbe saved Baron Tam Tam from Hiko's attack, while Luo suspected Hiko had come to find Urouge.

• Hiko left Jinbe to decide whether to ally with him and told Luo that their meeting had been a chance encounter.
• Hiko used his Dojutsu to control Baron Tam Tam and learned that Cracker was pursuing Snack's defeater on Greed Island.
• Hiko cut off Baron Tam Tam's arm and warned the BIGMOM Pirates to stay away from him.
• Jinbe knocked Baron Tam Tam into the sea to prevent Hiko from killing him.
• Hiko asked the crew where Greed Island was, and Luo asked whether he had come to find Urouge.

Uchiha Hiko left Luo and Jinbe aboard the merchant ship while he tested his Chakra and flew toward Greed Island. He arrived as armored Big Beard was about to strike a winged man.

• Hiko told Luo to guard the ship and warned Jinbe to choose a side while he was gone.
• Hiko used Shadow Clones to propel himself into the air and confirmed that the Chakra he spent did not replenish in this world.
• Hiko activated Sage Mode and flew across the sky at great speed, splitting the clouds and startling the people on the merchant ship.
• Hiko reached Greed Island, where armored Big Beard paused his sword strike after hearing a blast from the sky.

Uchiha Hiko arrived to rescue the gravely wounded Urouge and confronted BIGMOM Pirates commander Cracker. After shattering Cracker’s Biscuit Armor with a single strike, Hiko faced Cracker’s Haki-infused sword attack with Armament Haki of his own.

• A powerful shockwave from Uchiha Hiko swept away the soldiers surrounding the wounded Urouge.
• Hiko identified himself and said he had come to save Urouge, who then passed out.
• Cracker mocked Hiko and demanded that he kneel, but Hiko struck him and shattered his Biscuit Armor.
• Cracker emerged from the broken armor, recognized Hiko, and attacked him with an Armament Haki-infused sword strike.
• Hiko coated his body in Armament Haki as Cracker’s sword light struck him.

Uchiha Hiko defeated Cracker and slaughtered the BIGMOM Pirates’ pursuit force with a forest that erupted across the island. After several officers escaped with Cracker, Hiko turned to Urouge to discuss business.

• Cracker’s strongest sword strike failed to harm Hiko, who defeated him with a single thrown weapon.
• The BIGMOM Pirates officers attacked Hiko, but he unleashed Wood Style: Deep Forest Emergence and covered more than half the island with towering trees.
• Hiko controlled the forest as it killed tens of thousands of pirate soldiers, and Urouge woke to witness the massacre.
• Hiko sensed that several capable Pirates had escaped with Cracker through the Mirror World.
• Hiko told Urouge that the enemy had fled and turned to discuss business with him.

Uchiha Hiko told the wounded Urouge that his companions had died and tried to recruit him into a team meant to unite the Worst Generation. Urouge questioned Hiko’s motives and faced a choice between joining him and being left alone on the island.

• Uchiha Hiko told Urouge that all his companions had died, and Urouge grieved while refusing to blame him.
• Urouge asked why Hiko had come for him, and Hiko said he wanted to build a team and recruit the Worst Generation.
• Hiko admitted he wanted to unite the Worst Generation and make Uchiha Hiko’s name part of history.
• Urouge questioned Hiko’s grand claims, and Hiko said he was kind and did not want to coerce him.
• Urouge asked what would happen if he refused, and Hiko said he would not kill him but might leave him stranded on the island.

Urouge accepted Uchiha Hiko’s offer and submitted to him, hoping to gain protection and eventually avenge his fallen companions. Hiko revealed that Jinbe was also set to join and took Urouge by air toward the ship, leaving him fighting nausea.

• Urouge weighed his grief and desire for freedom against the danger of facing the Four Emperors alone, while Hiko waited without pressuring him.
• Urouge knelt before Hiko and pledged to submit to him.
• Hiko told Urouge that Jinbe and Trafalgar Law were waiting, and said Jinbe would rank ahead of Urouge as his second general if he joined.
• Urouge realized Hiko’s forces were growing and began to hope he could rely on him for revenge against the BIGMOM Pirates.
• Hiko grabbed Urouge and flew toward the ship in golden Sage Mode, leaving Urouge nearly overwhelmed by the speed and wind.

Uchiha Hiko returned with the unconscious Urouge and warned Jinbe that Fishman Island faced destruction if he sided with the Four Emperors. The chapter ended with Hiko revealing that Noah Ark, the fish-men’s hope of reaching the surface, would cease to exist.

• Luo warned Jinbe that Hiko would eventually wage war against the Four Emperors and that Fishman Island could soon face annihilation.
• Hiko descended onto the merchant ship carrying Urouge, whom Luo confirmed was alive and sent for treatment.
• Hiko told Jinbe that Urouge’s companions had died and warned him not to let Fishman Island suffer the same fate.
• Jinbe asked whether Fishman Island’s danger was real, and Hiko said Noah Ark would cease to exist.

Jinbe pledged Fishman Island’s allegiance to Uchiha Hiko in exchange for his help against the Pirates threatening the island. Hiko promised to protect Fishman Island and set off with Jinbe to resolve the crisis.

• Jinbe declared that anyone who threatened Noah Ark was an enemy of the fishmen.
• After Hiko confirmed he could end the crisis, Jinbe bowed and pledged to serve him and place Fishman Island under his lead.
• Hiko promised that anyone who attacked Fishman Island would pay a heavy price.
• Hiko ordered the surviving Pirates to leave so they could spread word that Fishman Island belonged to him.
• Hiko and Jinbe prepared to travel to Fishman Island, and Hiko asked the merchant ship to take them there.

After news of Uchiha Hiko’s victories and growing crew spread through the New World, Akainu worried that he was becoming a Pirate and ordered Hina to contact him. Hina was assigned to go to Fishman Island with Momousagi and Chaton to assess his intentions and possibly recruit him into the Navy.

• News spread that Uchiha Hiko had defeated Cracker, killed tens of thousands of Pirates on Greed Island, and recruited Trafalgar Law, Urouge, and Jinbe.
• Akainu rebuked Hina for failing to recruit Uchiha Hiko and feared that he would become a Pirate.
• Hina explained that Hiko’s elusive movements had prevented the Navy from contacting him, and Akainu recalled how Vergo’s deception had damaged their first approach.
• Hina offered to meet Hiko on Fishman Island and convey Akainu’s wish to recruit him into the Navy.
• Akainu agreed to send Hina, but ordered her to bring Momousagi and Chaton because Hiko was too powerful to approach without backup.

Uchiha Hiko’s strength alarmed powerful figures across the world, while Akainu regretted that the Marines might lose the chance to recruit him. Kaido, Charlotte Linlin, and the mysterious ruler in Mary Geoise each set plans in motion against him.

• Akainu studied Uchiha Hiko’s strength and resolved to find a way to recruit him into the Marines.
• In Wano Country, Kaido learned that Uchiha Hiko had killed his subordinate and taken the Devil Fruit, then ordered Doflamingo to deal with him.
• Charlotte Linlin killed the officers who had failed to capture Urki and ordered her forces to seize Uchiha Hiko when he returned from the undersea world.
• Katakuri told Charlotte Linlin that Jinbe had taken Uchiha Hiko underwater, and she ordered Jinbe captured alive and everyone else executed.
• In Mary Geoise, the Divine Lord demanded that the Celestial Dragons accelerate the growth of a seed with blood and ordered them not to let Uchiha Hiko live comfortably.

Hiko and his companions descended toward Fishman Island, where they survived an attack by a gigantic Sea King and discussed why the undersea races were oppressed. As hostile Fish-Men approached their ship, Hiko and Jinbe prepared to follow a plan without revealing their intentions.

• Hiko and Luo watched the undersea world as Jinbe guided the coated ship toward Fishman Island.
• A colossal Sea King swallowed a smaller Sea Beast and nearly dragged Hiko's ship into its mouth, but the crew escaped when it closed its jaws.
• Luo questioned why Fish-Men and merfolk were bullied despite the power of the sea, and Jinbe explained that merfolk were peaceful and could not command the largest Sea Kings.
• Hiko hinted that he was willing to help the merfolk, and Jinbe thanked him before they had even reached Fishman Island.
• Hiko sensed approaching Fish-Men, told Luo to avoid them, and instructed Jinbe to stick to their plan as armed Fish-Men surrounded the ship.

Uchiha Hiko and Jinbe deceived Dosun and the Fish-Man District rebels by staging Hiko as a contemptuous Celestial Dragon envoy. After Jinbe revealed the planned welcome at Fishman Island’s Grand Plaza in two days, Luo admired their acting from the cabin.

• Dosun and the fish-men confronted Uchiha Hiko’s ship, and Jinbe stopped them from attacking.
• Hiko claimed to be a Celestial Dragon envoy sent to collect tribute and negotiate an alliance, insulting Dosun and the other fish-men.
• Hiko sent the merchant ship’s ceremonial honor guard back inside after berating them, helping maintain the disguise.
• Dosun threatened to report the envoy’s arrival and mocked Jinbe for serving the Celestial Dragons.
• Jinbe told Dosun that King Neptune would welcome the envoy at Fishman Island’s Grand Plaza in two days and urged him to control the Fish-Man District.
• Luo watched from the cabin and praised Hiko and Jinbe’s acting.

Hiko’s disguised delegation continued toward Fish-Man Island as he anticipated the rebels’ attempts to test them. A gigantic humanoid sea beast emerged from a trench and charged the ship, setting up Jinbe’s chance to show his strength.

• Hatchan mistook Hiko for a Celestial Dragon envoy and left after Jinbe warned him not to act recklessly.
• Hiko explained to Luo and Jinbe that Hatchan’s group might test the ship before deciding how to attack.
• Hiko predicted that Hody Jones’s followers would try to sabotage any chance of an alliance between Fish-Man Island and humanity.
• After the ship traveled for hours without an attack, Hiko sensed a huge presence hiding in a distant trench.
• A gigantic humanoid shadow emerged from the trench and charged toward Hiko’s ship.