Chapter Summaries

Uchiha Hiko forced the Marines to stop fighting and negotiated with Momousagi and Hina over the aftermath of the hundred thousand captured Pirates. He asked the Marines to pay their bounties, but learned that verifying and settling them would take at least a month.

• Hiko defeated Chaton with a single blow, and Hina realized the Marines had underestimated his strength.
• Hiko urged Momousagi and Hina to talk rather than continue fighting, warning that their battle could destroy Fishman Island and kill the Marines.
• The Marines and Hiko attended a banquet at Dragon Palace, where Jinbe explained Hody Jones's rebellion, Hiko's intervention, and the capture of a hundred thousand Pirates.
• Hina offered to apologize and thank Hiko, and Hiko asked whether the Marines would pay the captured Pirates' bounties.
• Momousagi said that verifying the Pirates and paying their bounties would take at least a month, and Hiko worried whether that would be soon enough.

Uchiha Hiko told Hina and Momousagi he planned to capture Pirates and guide them away from piracy, while asking the Marines not to obstruct his future plans. He arranged for the bounty on the captured Pirates to be converted into disaster relief supplies, leaving Hina wary about the surprise he intended to deliver.

• Hiko denied wanting to become a Pirate and said he wanted to reform his Pirate followers, while Jinbe considered how a clean identity could help protect Fishman Island.
• Hiko asked Hina and Momousagi to tell Fleet Admiral Sakazuki that he would recruit wanted criminals and hoped the Marines would not interfere.
• Hiko criticized the Marines' subordination to the Celestial Dragons, and Hina and Momousagi were troubled by his words.
• Hiko suggested exchanging the hundred thousand Pirates' bounty for supplies and told Hina to arrange disaster relief supplies for him to collect later.
• Hiko refused to explain his plans and promised the Marines a surprise gift.

After the Navy departed Fishman Island, Uchiha Hiko secured Jinbe, Urouge, and Luo’s obedience to his plan to keep them out of the Pirate profession. He then turned to the problem of returning to the New World without a ship.

• Momousagi and Hina left Fishman Island regretting their failed attempt to recruit Uchiha Hiko, while Hina blamed Vergo for ruining their chances.
• Uchiha Hiko asked Jinbe, Urouge, and Luo to follow his orders in exchange for freedom, peace for Fishman Island, and renown.
• Jinbe and Urouge pledged their loyalty, and Luo agreed to obey Hiko while keeping his grudge against Doflamingo to himself for now.
• Uchiha Hiko asked his newly united subordinates how they would return to the New World after missing the chance to travel with the Navy and having no ship.

Jinbe offered Uchiha Hiko a ship built from Fishman Island’s treasured lumber, then revealed that it represented the island’s pledge to follow him. Hiko accepted the alliance and named the ship the Konoha Go.

• Jinbe said Fishman Island had secretly built Hiko a ship from exceptionally strong lumber treasured in Dragon Palace.
• Hiko insisted that he would not accept such a valuable ship for free and asked Law to estimate whether they could pay for it.
• Jinbe explained that the ship was a tribute symbolizing Fishman Island’s wish to follow Hiko and gain his protection.
• Jinbe declared himself Hiko’s Second General Under My Command and said he represented Fishman Island under King Neptune’s authority.
• Hiko asked what the ship was called, learned it had no name, and named it the Konoha Go.

Uchiha Hiko accepted Fishman Island’s allegiance and prepared to expand Uchiha’s influence in the New World. After strengthening the island’s defenses and making plans with Princess Shirahoshi, he departed aboard the Konoha Go, intending to rendezvous with Luo’s subordinates in Zou and confront Kaido.

• Hiko accepted Fishman Island’s submission, declared that he would spread the Uchiha Name throughout the world, and named his new ship the Konoha Go.
• Jinbe showed Hiko the completed warship, and Hiko decided it would need no figurehead because the ship itself would become a symbol that made enemies tremble.
• Hiko told Luo to contact his subordinates and prepare them in Zou, then ordered Jinbe to get the ship ready to sail in two days.
• Hiko secretly discussed matters with Princess Shirahoshi, who became more resolute, while the Ryugu Palace Guards, Sun Pirates, and Kraken strengthened Fishman Island’s defenses.
• After settling Fishman Island’s affairs, Hiko and his companions set sail aboard the Konoha Go for the New World.

After returning from Fishman Island, Uchiha Hiko set course for Punk Hazard to obtain technology for strengthening his forces. A Marine publicity campaign branded him a Pirate Hunter who had captured one hundred thousand Pirates, making him notorious throughout the New World.

• The Konoha Go returned to the New World without encountering any Pirates, and Luo joked that Hiko needed Pirates to pursue fame and bounties.
• Hiko told Jinbe and Luo that he planned to investigate Punk Hazard and acquire its technology to strengthen their forces.
• Luo read newspaper reports announcing that Hiko had captured and killed one hundred thousand Pirates at Fishman Island.
• The chapter revealed that Hina had reported the Fishman Island events to Akainu, after which the Marines publicized Hiko as a fearsome Pirate Hunter.
• Hiko recognized the Marines' attempt to turn Pirates against him and concluded that the reports may have deterred Pirates from traveling to Fishman Island.

Uchiha Hiko and Jinbe arrived at Punk Hazard, where Hiko planned to test Luo and Urouge by leaving them to guard the Konoha Go. As Hiko and Jinbe headed into the island, Hiko revealed that former Marine Admiral Kuzan might already be there.

• Jinbe warned Hiko that his fame could draw danger away from Fishman Island, but Hiko said protecting it was only a byproduct of his larger goal.
• Charlotte Linlin increased protection fees in her territory after Hiko attacked her forces, while Kaido announced a search team that failed to find him.
• The Konoha Go reached Punk Hazard, and Hiko joked about selling the Devil Fruits of Akainu and Aokiji, alarming Jinbe, Luo, and Urouge.
• Hiko ordered Luo and Urouge to guard the ship while he and Jinbe went ashore, explaining that he wanted to keep them alert.
• As Hiko and Jinbe crossed Punk Hazard’s snowy side, Hiko said former Marine Admiral Kuzan might already be on the island.

Uchiha Hiko ordered Jinbe to trust his judgment and attack an ambush hidden beneath the snow. After Jinbe defeated Teabeard and his crew, Hiko demanded that he kill them all, explaining that they had committed atrocities in Whitebeard’s territory and could threaten Fishman Island if spared.

• Jinbe tried to leave and help Luo and Urouge against Aokiji, but Hiko stopped him and demanded his unconditional trust and obedience.
• Hiko told Jinbe that pirates were hiding beneath the snow, and Jinbe leaped down to expose the ambush.
• Teabeard ordered his men to attack Jinbe, but Jinbe defeated them with a Karakusa Tile Straight Punch.
• Teabeard charged Jinbe, who struck him with a Five Thousand Tile Straight Punch and sent him flying into the snow.
• Hiko rebuked Jinbe for leaving the pirates alive and explained that they had plundered Whitebeard’s territory after the Summit War and could endanger Fishman Island.

Jinbe killed Teabeard and his men after they threatened Fishman Island, then followed Hiko to a hidden base. As gunmen opened fire inside, Jinbe shielded Hiko with his body.

• Hiko provoked Jinbe by reminding him that Teabeard's men might have harmed mermaids, and Jinbe attacked them in the snowstorm.
• Teabeard tried to escape, but Jinbe snapped his neck and killed him.
• Hiko killed two hidden attackers with kunai as he and Jinbe approached the abandoned base.
• Jinbe broke through the frozen iron gate, and he and Hiko entered the base together.
• Gunmen inside the base opened fire, and Jinbe stepped in front of Hiko to protect him.

Uchiha Hiko protected Jinbe from gunfire, killed the armed soldiers, and defeated Monet when she ambushed him. He killed her after demanding to know where Caesar was, then entered the base intending to send Doflamingo a message.

• Jinbe stepped in front of the shooters, but Uchiha Hiko pulled him away and caught every bullet with his bare hands.
• Uchiha Hiko hurled the bullets back at the protective-suit soldiers, killing them, then leapt to the platform above.
• Monet trapped Uchiha Hiko in an ice sphere, but he broke free, seized her by the throat, and stopped her attack.
• Uchiha Hiko identified Monet as Doflamingo's subordinate and demanded to know where Caesar was.
• Monet refused to answer, so Uchiha Hiko snapped her neck and walked into the base, saying he had used her to deliver a message to Doflamingo.

Uchiha Hiko and Jinbe searched Caesar Clown’s base, but Caesar shut a massive iron gate and prepared to flee. After Hiko smashed through the gate, he sent Jinbe to rescue the captive children while he pursued Caesar alone.

• Uchiha Hiko killed Monet and entered the base with Jinbe, intending to leave no survivors among Doflamingo’s subordinates.
• Uchiha Hiko sensed Caesar Clown moving through the base and recognized that he planned to seal them in and release poison gas.
• Jinbe struck the closing iron doors but could not open them, while Caesar mocked Hiko through the surveillance system.
• Uchiha Hiko smashed the iron door inward with one hand, terrifying Caesar and forcing him to flee in his gas form.
• Caesar pressed a remote-control button as he escaped, and Uchiha Hiko sensed that the base could explode.
• Uchiha Hiko ordered Jinbe to rescue Caesar’s captive children and take them to the ship while he pursued Caesar alone.

Hiko caught Caesar and beat him into submission, but Caesar revealed that he had activated the base’s self-destruct device. As the explosion threatened Jinbe and the children, a mysterious figure froze the blast with Ice Age.

• Hiko raced through the base and caught Caesar as he fled.
• Hiko struck and restrained Caesar, then threatened to kill him for his crimes.
• Caesar revealed that he had activated the base’s self-destruct device and said it would explode in less than a minute.
• Hiko sensed that Jinbe had led the children outside, but they were still too close to the base.
• The base exploded, and a white tide of ice froze the blast as a lazy voice called out, “Ice Age!”

Jinbe rescued the children before Aokiji froze the exploding base, while Hiko confronted the former Admiral over Caesar. Aokiji attacked to take Caesar, and Hiko shattered his ice attack with Armament Haki.

• Jinbe got the children out of the base just before Aokiji froze the flames and explosions.
• Hiko found Aokiji standing over Caesar, and Aokiji said he had come to investigate and protect the children from the blast.
• Hiko offered to take Caesar while Aokiji took the children, but Aokiji refused and argued that Caesar belonged in a Marine prison.
• Aokiji stepped forward to seize Caesar, so Hiko sent Caesar flying and warned him not to escape.
• Aokiji charged Hiko and re-formed after being shattered by an Explosive Tag, then attacked with ice spears.
• Hiko used Armament Haki to break Aokiji's ice attack.

Hiko fought Aokiji while Caesar tried to escape, but Aokiji froze him in place. Hiko broke free of Aokiji’s attacks and gained the upper hand, only to be trapped in a giant Ice Coffin by Aokiji’s final move.

• Caesar tried to flee as Hiko and Aokiji began fighting, but Aokiji froze him into an ice sculpture.
• Aokiji’s Ice Time failed to stop Hiko, and Hiko’s Armament Haki punch passed through Aokiji after he turned into an element.
• Aokiji froze Hiko with Ice Age Capsule, but Hiko broke out in a golden Sage Mode and shattered Aokiji’s body with a swift strike.
• Aokiji reformed and attacked with Ice Crow, but Hiko destroyed the freezing tornado with Chakra and pressed his advantage.
• Aokiji used Absolute Zero Domain to distract Hiko, then caught him in Eternal Ice Prison, sealing him inside a giant Ice Coffin.

Uchiha Hiko defeated Aokiji in a fierce battle but stopped short of killing him, insisting that Aokiji would not take Caesar. Hiko asked Aokiji why he had come and offered him a place in his ranks.

• Aokiji trapped Hiko in an Ice Coffin, but Hiko shattered it and counterattacked through Aokiji’s Ice Wall.
• Hiko bombarded Aokiji with a Rain of Light, piercing his shoulder and forcing him to defend himself with his Devil Fruit power.
• Aokiji pierced Hiko’s Shadow Clones with Ice Drill Thrust, but Hiko crossed the ice spears and struck him with a Water Style Rasengan.
• Hiko caught Aokiji as he reformed and injured him with a palm strike infused with Armament Haki.
• Hiko told Aokiji he would not take Caesar and offered to recruit him if he explained why he had come.
• Aokiji questioned whether Hiko would want someone as laid-back as him in his ranks.

Uchiha Hiko fought Aokiji on Punk Hazard after refusing to abandon his effort to save Luo and Urouge’s inner worlds. Hiko trapped Aokiji with his golden Susanoo and revealed he could fuse Haki into Ninjutsu.

• Aokiji accused Luo and Urouge of having poor character, and Hiko said he wanted to guide them away from darkness.
• Hiko and Aokiji began fighting, while Luo and Urouge prepared to help until Jinbe stopped them and urged them to trust Hiko.
• Hiko overwhelmed Aokiji with Sage Mode attacks, but Aokiji kept evading with his Logia abilities across the frozen terrain.
• Hiko summoned Susanoo: Tycoon Gold Form, which trapped Aokiji with its wings and struck him with its shield and whip.
• Hiko sat on Susanoo’s arm and told the bound Aokiji that he could fuse Haki into Ninjutsu.

Uchiha Hiko left Aokiji with the rescued children and sailed toward Dressrosa, declaring that Doflamingo’s end had come. Aokiji concealed his injuries while considering Hiko’s proposal, and Caesar faced a choice between pledging himself to Hiko and paying for his crimes.

• Hiko tried to recruit Aokiji, who said he would consider joining after seeing Hiko’s performance and then led the children off the Konoha Go.
• Aokiji watched the ship depart and revealed that he had been hiding severe injuries from Hiko’s attack.
• On the Konoha Go, Hiko confronted the kneeling Caesar over his work for Doflamingo and announced that he was heading to Dressrosa to take Doflamingo down.
• Caesar warned that Doflamingo worked with Kaido, but Luo dismissed the threat, saying they had already become enemies with Kaido.
• Hiko explained that Doflamingo would answer for the hostility stirred up by Vergo, then demanded that Caesar pledge himself to Hiko or face punishment.

After Hiko captured Caesar and rescued the children on Punk Hazard, Akainu ordered Smoker to monitor Hiko and prepare support. Near Dressrosa, Hiko’s crew destroyed a pirate fleet sent after him by Kaido, and Hiko decided to target Doflamingo to cut off Kaido’s supply source.

• Smoker reported to Akainu that Aokiji’s account of Punk Hazard was largely confirmed, and Akainu concluded that Hiko was powerful enough to overcome Aokiji.
• Akainu ordered Smoker to coordinate with Hina to watch Hiko and authorized support from Momousagi, Chaton, and, if necessary, Fujitora.
• Near Dressrosa, Hiko’s crew wiped out four pirate ships while Hiko relaxed aboard the Konoha Go.
• Jinbe said the attackers had targeted Hiko to earn Kaido’s favor, and Hiko decided to bring down Doflamingo and cut off Kaido’s supply source.

Uchiha Hiko’s crew was attacked by Doflamingo’s officers before reaching Dressrosa, and Hiko forced Caesar to prove his loyalty by fighting them. Law saved Baby5 after Caesar nearly suffocated her, leaving her furious at his betrayal.

• Hiko recognized Baby5 and Buffalo approaching the Konoha Go and told Caesar to bring them down as proof of his loyalty.
• Law used ROOM to stop Baby5’s barrage and warned her to leave, while Jinbe jumped into the sea to pursue a hidden fish-man who fled.
• Caesar stalled against Baby5 and Buffalo until Hiko sent Urouge to replace him, prompting Caesar to attack in earnest.
• Caesar removed the air around Baby5 and Buffalo, causing them to lose consciousness and fall from the sky.
• Law transported Baby5 onto the ship before she hit the sea, but Buffalo fell into the water, and Baby5 accused Law of betraying Doflamingo.

Uchiha Hiko confronted Baby5 and Dellinger after Jinbe captured Dellinger, and uncovered how Doflamingo’s family had treated Baby5 as a disposable weapon. When Dellinger tried to trigger an explosion, Hiko stopped Baby5 from reaching him and kicked Dellinger into the air, where he exploded; Baby5 then asked why Hiko had saved her.

• Uchiha Hiko rebuked Baby5 for defending Doflamingo, but she fell silent when Hiko told Law he needed her quiet.
• Jinbe returned with the bloodied Dellinger, who ordered Baby5 to attack Hiko, but Baby5 refused because Hiko had said he needed her.
• Uchiha Hiko recognized Baby5’s trusting nature and condemned Dellinger for exploiting her while Dellinger called her a convenient combat asset.
• Baby5 realized the Donquixote Family had treated her as disposable, while Uchiha Hiko questioned whether Doflamingo had sent the group to test him.
• Dellinger reached for a hidden weapon, and Baby5 lunged to stop him; Uchiha Hiko held her back and kicked Dellinger into the air before he exploded.
• Baby5 asked Uchiha Hiko why he had saved her.