Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Wende, a Storm Fruit user, is defeated by Kurokam and meets the Silver Pirate Group.
• Shirakawa invites Wende to join their crew, conditional on him witnessing Shirakawa's strength.
• The group travels to Rainland, Alabastan's dream city, with Wende tagging along.
• Wende reveals Rainland's wealth and popularity due to its casino and oasis.

Character Developments

• Wende: Showcases his pride and curiosity, struggles with the decision to join the Silver Pirates.
• Kurokam: Grows irritated with Wende's constant questions but maintains his composure.
• Shirakawa: Demonstrates strategic thinking and understanding of people's motivations.
• Yulistin: Reveals his interest in gambling and wealth.
• Jola: Reflects on his personal growth and perspective.

Significant Themes

• Strength and power dynamics among pirates.
• The allure of wealth and dreams, as seen through Rainland's casino and oasis.
• Personal growth and changing perspectives.

Character Interactions

• Wende and Kurokam: Wende pesters Kurokam with questions, driving him crazy.
• Wende and Shirakawa: Wende is intrigued by Shirakawa's strength and considers joining his crew.
• Jola and Wende: Jola shares his personal growth story with Wende.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Silver Pirate Group arrives in Rainland, a bustling desert city with casinos and fountains.
• Shirakawa and his crew split up for the evening; some go to the casino, others to eat, and Shirakawa retires to an inn.
• An explosion occurs at the Rain Banquet, the city's largest casino, where Yulistin and his companions are present.
• Shirakawa finds Yulistin, Wende, and Kurokam emerging from the burning casino, having caused the commotion.

Character Developments

• Shirakawa: Struggles with thoughts about the Clan issue, seeking rest and solitude.
• Yulistin: Shows a cheeky side and stands up against cheating at the casino, demonstrating his strength and resolve.

Significant Themes

• Trust and betrayal: Yulistin's reaction to the casino's cheating highlights the importance of trust among the crew.
• Strength and resolve: Yulistin's actions showcase his power and determination to stand against injustice.

Character Interactions

• Shirakawa and Yulistin: Their exchange reveals Shirakawa's concern for his crew and Yulistin's confidence in handling the aftermath of their actions.
• Yulistin and the casino staff: Yulistin's confrontation with the casino staff leads to a conflict, showcasing his quick temper and willingness to act against deceit.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Silver Pirate Group discusses the explosion at the Rain Banquet, with Jola suspecting an inside job.
• Yulistin and Kurokam confess to causing the explosion, revealing Yulistin's impulsive side when it comes to gambling.
• Wende reveals that the Rain Banquet's boss is a noble with significant authority.
• A troop of soldiers arrives to arrest the group, led by a man claiming to be from Marquis Kurol's forces.
• The group decides to resist arrest, with Yulistin, Kurokam, and Wende engaging the soldiers in a fight.

Character Developments

• Yulistin: Reveals a more impulsive and reckless side, especially when it comes to gambling.
• Kurokam: Demonstrates immense physical strength and a natural talent for brawling.
• Wende: Shows off his unique abilities, taking multiple spear thrusts without injury and using wind to send soldiers flying.

Significant Themes

• Impulsivity vs. Caution: Yulistin's actions highlight the consequences of impulsive behavior, while the group's decision to resist arrest shows their caution in dealing with powerful enemies.
• Strength and Power: The chapter emphasizes the group's physical prowess and unique abilities, contrasting them with the ordinary soldiers.

Character Interactions

• Yulistin, Kurokam, and Wende work together to fight the soldiers, showcasing their individual strengths and complementing each other's fighting styles.
• Jola acts as the group's voice of reason, questioning Yulistin's actions and expressing concern about the potential consequences.
• Wende reveals his knowledge about the Rain Banquet's boss, positioning himself as a valuable source of information within the group.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Silver Pirate Group encounters Marquis Kurol, who provokes them and is later sent fleeing by Yulistin.
• King Kobra sends a warning to Kurol not to provoke the Silver Pirate Group, but Kurol ignores it and mobilizes his private soldiers to capture the pirates.
• The Silver Pirate Group faces off against Kurol's soldiers, with Kurokam and Yulistin handling the situation using their Haki.

Character Developments

• Marquis Kurol is revealed to be ambitious and foolish, underestimating the Silver Pirate Group's power.
• King Kobra shows concern for his kingdom's safety but lacks the strength to control Kurol.
• Kurokam and Yulistin demonstrate their power and confidence in facing overwhelming odds.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the consequences of underestimating one's opponents.
• Ambition and its potential to lead to downfall.
• The impact of fear and reputation on the actions of others.

Character Interactions

• The Silver Pirate Group members display camaraderie and trust in each other's abilities.
• Kurol and his soldiers show fear and lack of resolve in the face of the Silver Pirate Group's power.
• King Kobra and his Internal Affairs Minister discuss the situation, revealing the king's concern and the minister's lack of foresight.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Silver Pirate Group captures Marquis Kurol, planning to ransom him to King Kobra.
• They decide to head straight to the Royal Palace, expecting a warm welcome.
• Meanwhile, King Kobra, furious at Kurol's actions, learns of the pirates' plans and decides to invite the Navy early to deal with them.

Character Developments

• Marquis Kurol is shown to be cowardly and panicked when captured, highlighting his lack of courage and honor.
• Shirakawa demonstrates his strategic thinking and calm leadership, making decisions for the group's next steps.
• King Kobra's anger and desperation are revealed, showing his vulnerability and dependence on his ministers.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The chapter explores the power dynamics between the Silver Pirate Group, Marquis Kurol, and King Kobra, with each party trying to gain the upper hand.
• Trust and Betrayal: The pirates trust that they will be welcomed at the Royal Palace, while King Kobra betrays this trust by inviting the Navy to confront them.

Character Interactions

• Shirakawa and Kurol: Shirakawa toys with Kurol, showing no mercy despite Kurol's pleas, highlighting their power imbalance.
• Shirakawa and his crew: The crew follows Shirakawa's orders without question, showing their loyalty and trust in his leadership.
• King Kobra and his minister: The minister provides Kobra with a solution to the Silver Pirate Group problem, showing their loyalty and Kobra's dependence on them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirakawa and his crew arrive at the Royal Capital of Alabasta after a month-long journey.
• They encounter no incidents and visit two cities: Yuba and Ailuma.
• A squad of soldiers led by Captain Jaka greets them and offers to escort them to the palace.
• Shirakawa refuses to hand over Marquis Kurol to the royal guard, insisting on presenting him to the king personally.

Character Developments

• Marquis Kurol becomes submissive and fearful after being repeatedly punched unconscious by Jola for making noise.
• Jaka is revealed to be polite and respectful, unlike the crew's initial expectations.
• Kobra, the king of Alabasta, is described as cunning and treacherous by Kurol.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the Silver Pirate Group and the Alabasta kingdom.
• The contrast between the exterior and interior of the Royal Palace, reflecting the kingdom's history and wealth.
• The theme of fear and submission, as seen in Kurol's behavior towards Jola.

Character Interactions

• Shirakawa and Jaka maintain a polite and respectful interaction, with Shirakawa refusing to hand over Kurol.
• Jola continues to punch Kurol unconscious whenever he speaks out of turn.
• Adala expresses his curiosity about the Royal Palace's interior, with Jaka offering to give him a tour later.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirakawa and his crew enter the Alabastan Royal Palace, meeting King Kobra.
• Jaka, Kobra's subordinate, guides them to the throne room.
• Adala, a member of the Silver Pirate Group, approaches the king, causing a tense moment.
• Shirakawa presents Marquis Kurol, a captured rebel, to Kobra as a wedding gift.
• Shirakawa demands 100 million Berry and lodging in the royal palace in exchange for Kurol.
• Kobra agrees to Shirakawa's terms and assigns Jaka to guide them.

Character Developments

• Shirakawa demonstrates his cunning and negotiation skills, outmaneuvering Kobra.
• Kobra shows his concern for his kingdom's safety and his subjects' well-being, despite his initial hostility towards Shirakawa.
• Adala displays her rebellious nature and lack of fear towards authority.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and manipulation: Shirakawa uses his leverage (Kurol) to negotiate with Kobra, demonstrating the power imbalance between them.
• The responsibilities of a king: Kobra's actions show his duty towards his kingdom and subjects, even when faced with difficult circumstances.

Character Interactions

• Shirakawa and Kobra: Their interaction is tense and filled with underlying hostility, as each tries to gain the upper hand.
• Adala and Kobra: Adala's actions towards Kobra highlight the stark contrast between their social statuses and attitudes.
• Shirakawa and Jola: Their whispered conversation reveals their shared suspicion of Kobra's intentions and their determination to face any challenges together.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Silver Pirate Group is hidden in the Royal Palace, away from wedding guests.
• Shirakawa learns that the King has a powerful trump card to deal with them.
• They meet Vice Admiral Garp, who is there to investigate the group and look for Roger.
• Garp reveals he's been delayed due to the Silver Pirate Group, and he's now on vacation.

Character Developments

• Shirakawa shows wariness and respect towards Garp, revealing their past encounters.
• Garp shows eagerness to find Roger and visit his family in the East Blue.
• Kobra demonstrates cunning by keeping Garp's presence hidden until now.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the Silver Pirate Group, the King, and the Marines.
• The search for Roger and the impact of his disappearance.
• The tension and mistrust between the Silver Pirate Group and the King.

Character Interactions

• Shirakawa and Garp catch up, revealing their history and mutual respect.
• Shirakawa and Kobra maintain a tense, wary relationship.
• Garp's presence intimidates the Silver Pirate Group, but they remain cautious.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Garp is lodged next to Shirakawa's crew, indicating close surveillance.
• Shirakawa and his crew discuss Garp's strength, with Shirakawa admitting Garp's superiority.
• Garp visits Shirakawa's crew, revealing he knows about Shirakawa's victory over Golden Lion.
• Garp offers to spar with Shirakawa or Kurokam, but Shirakawa declines, suggesting Kurokam instead.

Character Developments

• Shirakawa: Recognizes Garp's strength and chooses caution over pride.
• Kurokam: Eager to fight strong opponents despite knowing the outcome.

Significant Themes

• Strength and Power Dynamics: Garp's presence emphasizes the power imbalance between him and the Silver Pirate Group.
• Caution vs. Hubris: Shirakawa chooses caution, learning from his past mistakes.

Character Interactions

• Garp and Shirakawa: Garp provokes Shirakawa, testing his resolve and understanding of his own strength.
• Shirakawa and Kurokam: Shirakawa introduces Kurokam to Garp, showing his understanding of Kurokam's eagerness to fight strong opponents.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Garp and Kurokam engage in a fight outside the Royal Palace to avoid its destruction.
• The group leaves the Royal Capital undetected due to their strength.
• The fight takes place on an empty plot near the Royal Capital.
• Kurokam activates his Berserk state, merging his twin hammers.
• Garp sends Kurokam flying with a single punch, demonstrating his immense strength.
• Kurokam attempts to outmaneuver Garp but fails due to Garp's superior speed and precision.
• Garp defeats Kurokam with a powerful strike, leaving him unconscious in a crater.
• Kurokam blames his loss on Shirakawa's claim that Whitebeard is stronger than Garp.

Character Developments

• Garp showcases his incredible strength and speed, solidifying his status as one of the world's strongest fighters.
• Kurokam demonstrates his Berserk state but ultimately falls short against Garp.
• Shirakawa reassures his crew about Garp's strength and the rarity of fighters like him.
• Kurokam shows willingness to shift blame to avoid responsibility for his loss.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics among the world's strongest fighters.
• The consequences of underestimating one's opponent.
• The psychological impact of facing overwhelming strength.

Character Interactions

• Garp and Kurokam engage in a one-on-one fight, with Garp dominating the exchange.
• Shirakawa reassures Yulistin and Jola about Garp's strength and the rarity of fighters like him.
• Kurokam shifts blame to Shirakawa for his loss, showing a lack of accountability.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Shirakawa and Garp argue about Whitebeard's strength, leading to a fight.
• Garp attacks Shirakawa's Sacred Area, eventually shattering it.
• Shirakawa's crew evacuates, and Shirakawa faces Garp alone.
• Shirakawa deduces Garp's plan to capture them and decides not to fight.
• The group returns to the Royal Capital for the wedding preparations.
• Jola suggests taking out the attending nobles, but his crewmates dismiss the idea.

Character Developments

• Garp reveals his cunning and strategic side, trying to capture Shirakawa's crew.
• Shirakawa demonstrates his intelligence and quick thinking, seeing through Garp's plan.
• Jola shows his reckless and daring nature, suggesting a bold plan to take out the nobles.

Significant Themes

• Cunning vs. Brute Force: Garp's initial brute force approach is replaced by cunning tactics, while Shirakawa uses his intelligence to outmaneuver him.
• Trust and Suspicion: The king and the Navy remain suspicious of the Silver Pirate Group, keeping them under close watch.

Character Interactions

• Shirakawa and Garp: Their interaction reveals Garp's strategic side and Shirakawa's quick thinking and intelligence.
• Jola and his crewmates: Jola's reckless suggestion is met with disapproval from his crewmates, highlighting their differing personalities and priorities.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Vice Admiral Garp confronts Jola about his plans, causing him to panic.
• Shirakawa and his crew attend King Kobra's wedding, with no disruptions.
• Shirakawa privately asks Kobra about the Ancient Weapon Pluton, leaving Kobra shocked and troubled.
• Shirakawa and his crew prepare to leave Alabasta, running into Vice Admiral Garp again.

Character Developments

• Jola: Shows fear and nervousness when confronted by Vice Admiral Garp.
• Shirakawa: Demonstrates cunning and insight by guessing about Pluton, and shows no interest in the queen despite her beauty.
• Kobra: Reacts with shock and distress to Shirakawa's question about Pluton, indicating the secret's importance and his family's role in guarding it.
• Vice Admiral Garp: Shows dedication to his mission, keeping a close eye on Shirakawa and his crew.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics: Garp's presence and actions emphasize the power imbalance between his forces and Shirakawa's crew.
• Secrets and knowledge: Shirakawa's question about Pluton highlights the power of secrets and the danger of revealing them.
• Trust and deception: The interactions between Shirakawa and Garp showcase a lack of trust, with each trying to gain an advantage.

Character Interactions

• Shirakawa and Garp: Their interactions are tense, with each trying to outmaneuver the other. Shirakawa shows respect but also sarcasm towards Garp.
• Shirakawa and Kobra: Their private conversation reveals Shirakawa's cunning and Kobra's shock and distress.
• Shirakawa and his crew: They show camaraderie and follow Shirakawa's lead, with some humor and banter among them.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Silver Pirate Group and Vice Admiral Garp travel together to Water Seven, with Garp intentionally docking his massive warship next to Shirakawa's pirate ship.
• Shirakawa recruits Wende into the Silver Pirate Group, and they celebrate with a party on the ship.
• After two days of sailing, they reach Jaya Island, a Sky Island, indicated by the Log Pose pointing straight up.
• They meet Cricket, a local with a peculiar head shape, who believes in Sky Island's existence and knows how to reach it.

Character Developments

• Shirakawa shows his leadership and confidence in his crew's abilities.
• Wende joins the Silver Pirate Group, demonstrating his loyalty and acceptance of his new crewmates.
• Cricket reveals his deep belief in Sky Island and his excitement at meeting the Silver Pirate Group.

Significant Themes

• Belief and Disbelief: Cricket's unwavering belief in Sky Island contrasts with the general disbelief of the locals and the children.
• Trust and Friendship: Shirakawa's trust in his crew and their growing bond is evident in their interactions.

Character Interactions

• Shirakawa and Garp have a tense but humorous exchange, with Garp hinting at potential obstacles ahead.
• Shirakawa welcomes Wende into the crew, showing his acceptance and trust in new members.
• The Silver Pirate Group interacts with Cricket, initially wary but intrigued by his knowledge of Sky Island.
• Cricket's interaction with the local children highlights his isolation due to his beliefs.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The crew learns about the dangerous route to Sky Island, the Rising Sea Current.
• They receive a distress call from their subordinate crew, the Hercules Pirate Group, surrounded by the Navy.
• Shirakawa decides to rescue the Hercules crew, putting their journey to Sky Island on hold.

Character Developments

• Cricket's clan's legacy is validated, boosting his spirits.
• Shirakawa demonstrates his commitment to his crew and their safety.
• Adala shows concern for Saral's safety in battle.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty and camaraderie among pirate crews.
• The danger and unpredictability of life at sea.
• The importance of protecting one's family and loved ones.

Character Interactions

• Shirakawa and his crew discuss their plan of action.
• Cricket expresses his hope for their safe return.
• Adala and Saral share a tender moment, causing Abro to feel neglected by his wife, Lisa.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Silver Pirate Group reaches the island where the Hercules Pirate Group was captured.
• They find a powerful Marine lineup, including Admiral Sengoku, Vice Admirals Sakazuki and Borsalino, and several Rear Admirals and Captains.
• Shirakawa decides to fight despite the odds, planning to rescue the captured Hercules pirates later.
• The Silver Pirate Group members engage in battles with their respective Marine opponents.

Character Developments

• Shirakawa shows concern for his crew's safety and strategic thinking by planning to rescue the captured pirates.
• Wende demonstrates confidence in his ability to infiltrate the warships undetected.
• Jola's growth in strength is highlighted as he fights evenly with Rear Admiral Momonga.
• Saral enters a serious mode during his fight, indicating his determination and focus.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The vast difference in power between the Silver Pirate Group and the Marines highlights the theme of power dynamics and the consequences of underestimating opponents.
• Loyalty and Camaraderie: Shirakawa's decision to fight despite the odds and his plan to rescue the captured pirates show his loyalty to his crew and the importance of camaraderie among pirates.
• Personal Growth: Several characters, such as Jola and Saral, demonstrate their growth and development in strength and skill.

Character Interactions

• Shirakawa vs. Admiral Sengoku: A high-stakes battle between two powerful figures, with Shirakawa initially gaining the upper hand but Sengoku quickly adapting and becoming more serious.
• Kurokam vs. Sakazuki: A battle between two formidable opponents, with Kurokam's resistance to high temperatures making Sakazuki's flames less effective.
• Jola vs. Rear Admiral Momonga: A closely matched fight between two skilled combatants, highlighting Jola's growth in strength.
• Saral vs. Rear Admiral Onigumo: A tense battle between two determined opponents, with Saral entering a serious mode.
• Abro vs. Rear Admiral Kuzan: A stalemate between two powerful opponents, with Abro's broad and sweeping fighting style clashing with Kuzan's unknown abilities.
• Riddell and Mute vs. Marine Captains: A relatively relaxed fight for Riddell and Mute, with Mute's Armament Haki protecting him from the captains' attacks.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Sengoku transforms into the Golden Great Buddha and gains enhanced abilities.
• Bai Chuan struggles to counter Sengoku's attacks, while the other crew members fight against their respective opponents.
• Wende successfully rescues the imprisoned Hercules Pirate Group members but is injured by Sengoku.
• Bai Chuan's injuries accumulate as he struggles to keep up with Sengoku's power.

Character Developments

• Bai Chuan's resilience and determination are tested as he faces Sengoku's overwhelming power.
• Wende demonstrates his stealth and speed, but is injured by Sengoku.
• Sengoku shows his confidence and strategic thinking, aiming to defeat Bai Chuan quickly to turn the tide of the battle.

Significant Themes

• The power gap between a Fleet Admiral and a pirate captain is highlighted, emphasizing the challenge faced by Bai Chuan and his crew.
• The resilience and determination of the Bai Chuan Pirate Group are tested, showcasing their unwillingness to give up despite the odds.

Character Interactions

• Bai Chuan and Sengoku engage in a fierce battle, with Sengoku gaining the upper hand.
• Wende and Sengoku clash briefly, with Wende sustaining an injury.
• The other crew members fight against their respective opponents, with varying degrees of success.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Chuan is overwhelmed and suppressed by Sengoku's power.
• Sengoku prepares a powerful attack to finish Bai Chuan.
• Bai Chuan's crewmates are attacked by the Navy elites.
• Bai Chuan is on the verge of defeat and despair.
• A phantom of the King of Silver, Adolf K. Willman, appears to Bai Chuan.
• Time seems to stop around Bai Chuan.
• Bai Chuan realizes the true extent of his King Authority and understands his connection to this world.
• Bai Chuan's aura changes, and he becomes more confident.
• Silver-white light envelops Bai Chuan and his crewmates.

Character Developments

• Bai Chuan experiences a significant mental and emotional growth, accepting his reality and understanding his powers.
• Sengoku shows ruthlessness in his intent to defeat Bai Chuan.
• Bai Chuan's crewmates display worry and concern for their captain.

Significant Themes

• Acceptance of reality and one's place in it.
• The power of self-realization and understanding one's abilities.
• The bond between a captain and their crew.

Character Interactions

• Bai Chuan interacts with the phantom of Adolf K. Willman, leading to his self-discovery.
• Bai Chuan's crewmates express worry and support for him.
• Sengoku and Bai Chuan engage in a tense, power-driven interaction.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Silver Pirate Group members recover their stamina and injuries, feeling lighter.
• Navy is shocked by this sudden change.
• Bai Chuan, using his King Authority, holds off the Navy while his crewmates escape.
• He splits an island with a powerful sword energy, instilling fear in the Navy.
• Bai Chuan's strength returns to normal after his crewmates leave.
• He fights desperately to delay the Navy, but ultimately decides to jump into the sea to avoid capture.

Character Developments

• Bai Chuan demonstrates significant growth in power, confidently facing the Navy.
• He shows determination and selflessness, willing to sacrifice himself for his crewmates' escape.

Significant Themes

• Sacrifice: Bai Chuan's willingness to die rather than be captured.
• Power dynamics: The Silver Pirate Group's strength increases when together, and Bai Chuan's King Authority is revealed.
• Perseverance: Bai Chuan's relentless fight despite knowing he can't win.

Character Interactions

• Bai Chuan and Sengoku: Tense standoff, with Sengoku underestimating Bai Chuan's resolve.
• Bai Chuan and his crewmates: Bai Chuan reassures them, showing confidence in his strength.
• Bai Chuan and the Navy: Bai Chuan's desperate fight against overwhelming odds.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Bai Chuan hasn't returned, causing anxiety among the Silver Pirate Group members.
• News birds bring a newspaper reporting Bai Chuan's execution by the Navy.
• The group is devastated by the news.

Character Developments

• Saral reflects on Bai Chuan's positive influence on his life.
• Yulistin, Jola, and other crew members show determination to avenge Bai Chuan.
• Crocus, Rayleigh, Shanks, Buggy, and other former Roger Pirates mourn Bai Chuan's death.

Significant Themes

• Loss and grief: The sudden death of their captain and friend leaves the Silver Pirate Group and other characters devastated.
• Revenge: Several characters vow to avenge Bai Chuan, highlighting the theme of retaliation in the pirate world.
• Friendship: The reactions of former Roger Pirates emphasize the strong bonds formed during their time together.

Character Interactions

• The Silver Pirate Group members support each other through their shared grief.
• Former Roger Pirates, scattered across different locations, react to Bai Chuan's death, showing their connection and shared history.

Key Plot Points and Events

• News of Bai Chuan's death spreads, causing reactions from various characters.
• Bai Chuan's crewmates find his Vivre Card intact, indicating he might be alive.
• Bai Chuan is discovered inside a fish's belly by a young girl and her father on an island in the Grand Line.

Character Developments

• Garp feels pity for Bai Chuan's untapped potential.
• Marco is disappointed by Bai Chuan's supposed death.
• Golden Lion curses Bai Chuan's death and regrets not taking his sword.
• Bai Chuan's crewmates are devastated but hopeful when they find his Vivre Card.
• Bai Chuan wakes up weak but alive on an island.

Significant Themes

• Death and survival at sea.
• Friendship and camaraderie among pirates and marines.
• Revenge and its consequences (as shown by the little girl's actions).

Character Interactions

• Garp and Bai Chuan (implied): Garp knows about Bai Chuan's situation but has no obligation to warn him.
• Marco and Bai Chuan: Marco considers Bai Chuan a friend and is saddened by his death.
• Golden Lion and Bai Chuan: Golden Lion curses Bai Chuan's death and regrets not taking his sword.
• Bai Chuan's crewmates: They mourn Bai Chuan's supposed death but find hope in his Vivre Card.
• Bai Chuan and the little girl: They meet under unusual circumstances, and the little girl shares her experience of finding him inside a fish.