Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo returns to Marine Headquarters after four days at sea.
• He witnesses the capture of Jellal, a Great Pirate with a bounty of 630 million Berry, by Rear Admiral Miya.
• Figo participates in preventing Jellal's suicide attempt and helps Miya avoid a ship collision.
• Figo discovers that Jellal is an SSR1 grade prisoner in the Prison Archives.

Character Developments

• Figo demonstrates his strength and quick thinking, saving Jellal and preventing a shipwreck.
• Miya shows her concern for Jellal's well-being and her responsibility as a Marine officer.
• Jellal exhibits his powerful Conqueror's Haki and attempts suicide rather than be captured.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between Marines and Pirates.
• The consequences of one's actions and the importance of responsibility (shown through Miya's concern for Jellal and Figo's participation in his capture).
• The allure of beauty and its potential dangers (Miya's popularity and Jellal's attempt to exploit it).

Character Interactions

• Figo and Miya reunite after years, showing familiarity but not close friendship.
• Figo and Jellal have a brief, indirect interaction, with Figo saving Jellal's life.
• Miya and Jellal have a tense interaction, with Miya showing concern for Jellal's well-being despite his status as a captive.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo and Miya bring the captured pirates to Marine Headquarters.
• They learn that Kong will be held in the headquarters' prison pending further arrangements.
• Figo and Miya visit Vice Admiral Doug, Figo's former teacher.

Character Developments

• Figo shows growth and openness, mimicking Miya's actions from eight years ago.
• Miya is popular among the Marines, causing some jealousy.
• Vice Admiral Doug is revealed to have a grandson named Sora.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and politics within the Marines and the World Government.
• The impact of Figo's Devil Fruit on his personality and interactions.

Character Interactions

• Figo and Miya reminisce about their past and share a friendly dynamic.
• Figo meets Vice Admiral Doug and his grandson, Sora, leading to a humorous misunderstanding.
• The Marines at Headquarters express admiration and jealousy towards Miya.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo and Miya visit Vice Admiral Doug, Figo's former teacher and Kong's grandfather.
• Figo and Doug discuss Figo's eight years in Impel Down and Figo's relationship with Miya.
• Miya recounts Jellal's story, the captain of the Laughing Pirates who committed suicide after being captured.
• Figo watches a flashback of Jellal's past, revealing his search for a girl named Sapphire, who was sold into slavery and had her eyes gouged out.
• Figo and Miya discuss sympathy for pirates with hardships, and Figo expresses anger towards the injustice done to Sapphire.

Character Developments

• Figo: Shows empathy and understanding towards pirates with hardships, but maintains his stance against their crimes. He feels sympathy and anger towards Sapphire's fate.
• Doug: Reveals his strong sense of justice and anger towards injustices, especially those involving the weak.
• Jellal: His backstory is revealed, showing his love and determination to find Sapphire, and his awakening of Conqueror's Haki after learning of her fate.

Significant Themes

• Justice vs. Injustice: Doug and Figo both display strong reactions to injustices, highlighting the theme of justice in the story.
• Sympathy and Empathy: Figo and Miya discuss the role of sympathy and empathy in understanding pirates with hardships.
• Consequences of Actions: The story shows the consequences of actions, both for the pirates and those who exploit them.

Character Interactions

• Figo and Doug: They catch up on Figo's past and discuss his relationship with Miya.
• Figo and Miya: They share their thoughts on sympathy and empathy, bonding over their shared experiences.
• Jellal and Sapphire: Their relationship is revealed through Jellal's flashback, showing his love and determination to find her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Miya and Figo discuss the Celestial Dragons' privileges and the Marines' powerlessness against them.
• Figo visits his long-abandoned home and finds it occupied by former colleagues who clean it up for him.
• Figo decides to complete Jellal's Character Event by killing the Celestial Dragon Saint Cassilia.

Character Developments

• Figo shows concern for his mentor, Vice Admiral Doug, and his struggle with the Celestial Dragons' injustices.
• Figo reunites with former colleagues and shows appreciation for their efforts to clean his home.
• Figo demonstrates his strong will and determination to complete Jellal's Character Event despite the risks.

Significant Themes

• The corrupt power of the Celestial Dragons and the Marines' struggle against it.
• Figo's internal conflict between his sense of justice and the reality of his world.
• The importance of friendship and camaraderie, as shown by Figo's former colleagues.

Character Interactions

• Miya and Figo share their concerns about the Celestial Dragons and Vice Admiral Doug's frustration.
• Figo reunites with several former jailers from Impel Down, showing a friendly and appreciative demeanor.
• Figo and Seazer drink together, providing Figo with an alibi for his upcoming mission.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo infiltrates Marine Headquarters and swims towards the Celestial Dragons' ship.
• Saint Cassilia, a Celestial Dragon, is aboard the ship, abusing his slaves, including a Fish-Man named Agai.
• Figo boards the ship, breaks Saint Cassilia's bubble hood, and attacks him.
• Figo frees Agai, learns about his brothers' fate, and kills Saint Cassilia after a brutal whipping.
• Agai helps Figo create a cover-up for Saint Cassilia's death, then detonates his slave collar, destroying the ship.

Character Developments

• Figo: Shows his stealth and swimming skills, his knowledge of Impel Down's surveillance, and his brutal interrogation methods. He also shows a level of mercy and understanding towards Agai.
• Saint Cassilia: Reveals his cruel and arrogant nature, abusing his slaves and showing no remorse.
• Agai: Initially weak and defeated, he regains some strength and dignity after Figo's intervention. He helps Figo create a cover-up and accepts his fate with newfound resolve.

Significant Themes

• Power and Abuse: Saint Cassilia's power and status allow him to abuse his slaves without consequence, highlighting the corrupt and unjust system of the Celestial Dragons.
• Freedom and Bonds: Agai's desire for freedom and his bond with his brothers drive his actions. Figo's intervention allows him to regain a sense of dignity and purpose before his death.
• Revenge and Justice: Figo's actions can be seen as a form of revenge against the Celestial Dragons for their abuse of power and the suffering they've caused.

Character Interactions

• Figo and Saint Cassilia: Their interaction is one of immediate conflict, with Figo attacking and eventually killing the Saint.
• Figo and Agai: Their interaction is more complex. Figo shows mercy and understanding towards Agai, while Agai initially sees Figo as a savior but later helps him create a cover-up, accepting his fate with newfound resolve.
• Saint Cassilia and his slaves: The Saint's abuse of his slaves highlights the power imbalance and corruption within the World Government.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fleet Admiral O meets with Saint Mendsbin, one of the Five Elders, to discuss the World Government's cooperation with the slave trader Yamauba and the Giant race.
• The World Government decides to separate Impel Down from the Marine Headquarters, strengthen its forces, and make it a direct institution under the government.
• Saint Cassilia, a World Noble, is mysteriously killed, and the World Government initiates an investigation.
• Figo visits Vice Admiral Doug to discuss his future plans after his promotion to Vice Admiral.

Character Developments

• Fleet Admiral O shows his disapproval of the World Government's actions but ultimately submits to their decisions.
• Saint Mendsbin demonstrates his authority and unwillingness to compromise on Celestial Dragon safety.
• Figo remains confident and ambitious, considering his future plans after his promotion.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the World Government, the Marines, and the Celestial Dragons.
• The consequences of the World Government's actions and the potential backlash from the Giant race.
• The importance of the Celestial Dragons' safety and the World Government's willingness to protect them at any cost.

Character Interactions

• Fleet Admiral O and Saint Mendsbin clash over the World Government's decisions but ultimately reach an agreement.
• Figo and Vice Admiral Doug discuss Figo's future plans, with Doug expressing his confidence in Figo's potential.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo decides to return to Impel Down, surprising Vice Admiral Doug.
• Figo's true motivations for returning are revealed: to increase his strength and target Celestial Dragons, who exploit and enslave the Giant race.
• Doug learns about the death of a Celestial Dragon, Saint Cassilia, and expresses satisfaction, hinting at a personal grudge.
• Aokiji reveals plans for Impel Down's independence and the establishment of a Director position, hoping Figo will accept the role.

Character Developments

• Figo: Shows growth and determination, making decisions based on his values and goals, even if they contradict his initial plans.
• Doug: Struggles with Figo's decision, showing concern and support for his student, while also revealing personal issues related to Celestial Dragons.
• Aokiji: Aware of the political landscape, sees the potential in Figo and wants to utilize his skills for the upcoming changes in Impel Down.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and corruption within the World Government and the Celestial Dragons.
• Figo's evolving values and sense of justice, leading him to make difficult decisions.
• The consequences of disobedience and the importance of strategic thinking, as seen in Saint Mendsbin's approach.

Character Interactions

• Figo and Doug: Their teacher-student relationship is tested as Doug tries to dissuade Figo from returning to Impel Down, ultimately supporting his decision.
• Doug and Aokiji: The two Vice Admirals discuss Figo's decision and the upcoming changes in Impel Down, with Doug asking Aokiji to persuade Figo.
• Saint Mendsbin and CP9 agents: Saint Mendsbin manipulates the agents' identities to further his plans, showing his cunning and long-term thinking.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo sees off Jellal, the captured pirate captain, on a warship to Impel Down.
• Figo receives a new sword, Ruby, from Marshal O as a reward for capturing the Worry Demon.
• Figo learns from Jellal that his sister Sapphire is still alive, though blind.

Character Developments

• Figo shows empathy and understanding towards Jellal's situation but remains firm in his duty.
• Jellal, despite his tough exterior, is deeply worried about his sister Sapphire and seeks revenge against the Celestial Dragons.
• Sapphire, now blind, has survived and is living independently, showing resilience and strength.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of misfortune and how individuals cope with them.
• The corrupting influence of power and the struggle between personal convictions and circumstances.
• The bond between siblings and their desire to protect each other.

Character Interactions

• Figo and Jellal's interaction reveals Jellal's hidden secret about Sapphire's survival.
• Figo's empathy towards Jellal's situation shows his growing maturity and understanding as a Marine officer.
• The siblings Jellal and Sapphire's bond is highlighted, showing their love and concern for each other despite the hardships they've faced.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo returns to Impel Down after a month-long vacation, now promoted to Director, one rank above Kinch.
• A notorious pirate, Laughing Jellal, is brought to Impel Down, with a bounty of 640 million Berry.
• Figo baptizes Jellal in boiling water, but Jellal shows no signs of injury or discomfort.
• Figo and Kinch descend to Level 6, where they meet the Worry Demon and other Great Pirates. Figo offers them a banquet to celebrate his promotion.
• Figo and Kinch visit Level 5, where Figo punishes the Nun by ordering Kinch to starve her for a week.

Character Developments

• Figo: Returns to Impel Down with a higher rank, showing off his power and authority. He enjoys intimidating the prisoners and exerting his control over them.
• Kinch: Struggles with his inferior position to Figo and feels undermined by Figo's return and the upcoming arrival of a Deputy Director. He begins to question his loyalty to the Marines.
• Laughing Jellal: Initially appears meek and obedient, but later shows signs of his Great Pirate status. He seeks Figo's help, hinting at a potential alliance.
• The Nun: Remains defiant despite her dire situation. She is punished by Figo for asking for a cigarette.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the abuse of power, as seen through Figo's interactions with the prisoners.
• The harsh conditions and punishments in Impel Down, highlighting the brutal nature of the prison system.
• The complex relationships between the characters, with alliances and rivalries shifting based on their individual goals and circumstances.

Character Interactions

• Figo and Kinch: Their dynamic shifts with Figo's promotion. Kinch feels undermined and begins to question his loyalty, while Figo enjoys his newfound power and authority.
• Figo and the prisoners: Figo uses his power and influence to intimidate and control the prisoners, enjoying their fear and hatred.
• Laughing Jellal and Figo: Jellal seeks Figo's help, hinting at a potential alliance or deal between them.
• The Nun and Figo: The Nun's defiance angers Figo, leading to her punishment.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo returns as the Director of Impel Down, distributing Sea King meat to prisoners to celebrate.
• Doham, a Great Pirate, sees an opportunity for escape when Figo drops a key while threatening prisoners.
• Doham unlocks his cell and plans to free three other prisoners to join him in killing Figo and escaping together.

Character Developments

• Figo: Reveals his cruel and manipulative nature, enjoying the prisoners' suffering and showing no gratitude for their past loyalty.
• Doham: Shows cunning and desperation, seizing the opportunity to escape and planning to rally others to his cause.
• Sister Galmero: Remains sober and cautious, aware of the slim chances of escape and the need for careful planning.

Significant Themes

• Desperation and Hope: Prisoners' desperation for freedom and hope for escape is highlighted, with Doham's plan offering a glimmer of hope.
• Power Dynamics: The power imbalance between the jailers and prisoners is evident, with Figo's actions demonstrating his control and disregard for the prisoners' well-being.
• Loyalty and Betrayal: Figo's lack of gratitude towards the prisoners, despite their past loyalty, underscores the theme of betrayal.

Character Interactions

• Figo interacts with the prisoners harshly, enjoying their suffering and denying them basic needs.
• Doham interacts with his fellow prisoners, rallying them to his cause and planning their escape.
• Sister Galmero interacts with Doham, expressing her disdain for his impulsive plan and highlighting her cautious nature.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Four prisoners attempt to escape from Level 5 of Impel Down.
• Director Figo easily subdues the escapees, demonstrating his immense strength.
• Figo taunts the remaining prisoners, offering them a chance to escape if they can defeat him.

Character Developments

• Director Figo: Displayed his powerful Armament Haki and demonstrated his sadistic tendencies by taunting the prisoners.
• Prisoners: Lost hope after the failed escape attempt and witnessed Figo's strength, leading to increased fear and despair.

Significant Themes

• Hope and Despair: The prisoners' brief hope for escape was quickly dashed, leading to increased despair.
• Power Dynamics: Figo's immense strength solidifies his position as the dominant force in Impel Down.
• Sadism: Figo's enjoyment in toying with the prisoners highlights his cruel nature.

Character Interactions

• Figo vs. Escapees: Figo easily defeats the four escapees, demonstrating his overwhelming power.
• Prisoners vs. Figo: The prisoners curse and mock the failed escapees, showing their frustration and fear of Figo.
• Figo vs. Nun: Figo punishes the Nun for her good behavior, further emphasizing his cruelty and unpredictability.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The World Government sends a new Deputy Director, Rup Rado, and twenty jailers to Impel Down.
• Rado's arrival causes tension among the existing jailers, particularly Kinch, who is wary of Rado's intentions.
• Rado integrates smoothly into Impel Down, gaining a good impression from the jailers.
• Rado witnesses Figo intentionally releasing Level 5 prisoners for entertainment, causing him to panic and report to the Five Elders.
• Over time, Rado continues to report Figo's actions, but the Five Elders dismiss his concerns, telling him not to make a fuss.
• One year later, Rado fails to report Figo's release of three Level 6 Great Pirates, angering the Five Elders.

Character Developments

• Rup Rado: Initially nervous and panicked, Rado becomes more understanding and accepting of Figo's methods over time, learning not to make a fuss.
• Gaston Figo: Figo's brutal methods of managing Impel Down are revealed, showing his disregard for the safety of the prisoners and himself.
• Kinch: Kinch's initial hostility towards Rado softens as he sees Rado's friendly demeanor and lack of threat.

Significant Themes

• Power Dynamics: The relationship between the World Government, the Five Elders, Figo, and Kinch highlights the complex power dynamics within the One Piece world.
• Justice and Brutality: Figo's actions raise questions about the justice system and the acceptable use of force in maintaining order.

Character Interactions

• Rado and Kinch: Initially wary of each other, they develop a working relationship as Rado proves himself to be non-threatening.
• Rado and Figo: Rado's interactions with Figo reveal the latter's brutal methods and the former's growing acceptance of them.
• Rado and the Five Elders: Rado's reports to the Five Elders show their differing perspectives on Figo's actions and the importance of not causing unnecessary fuss.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo's rapid growth in strength surprises the World Government, raising suspicions about his potential to become 'the world's strongest.'
• A suspect in Saint Cassilia's murder emerges: a blind female swordswoman who has been attacking slave ships and rescuing slaves, forming the Revolutionary Army.
• Vice Admiral Doug, Figo's teacher, is tasked with eliminating the Revolutionary Army.

Character Developments

• Figo: Continues to grow in strength and is now considered an Admiral candidate. He develops the Life Return ability to control his body and halt his excessive height growth.
• Sapphire: Becomes a pirate and forms the Revolutionary Army, aiming to overthrow the World Government and Celestial Dragons.
• Doug: Now an old man, he is tasked with eliminating the Revolutionary Army.

Significant Themes

• Power and growth: Figo's rapid advancement in strength raises questions about his potential and the World Government's interest in him.
• Revolution and rebellion: The formation of the Revolutionary Army highlights the oppressive nature of the World Government and the desire for change among the oppressed.

Character Interactions

• Figo and Doug: Teacher and student, they maintain a respectful relationship despite not interacting frequently. Doug tasks Figo with interrogating Jellal.
• Figo and Sapphire: Their connection is implied through the Revolutionary Army. Figo learns about Sapphire's actions and the formation of the Revolutionary Army.

Summary

Key Plot Points and Events

• Doug, an old Vice Admiral, meets Figo and Kinch after seven years.
• Doug reveals that the Revolutionary Army Saintess, with a bounty of 1.2 billion, is Jellal's younger sister, Sapphire.
• Doug interrogates Jellal, revealing that the World Government plans to use him as bait to capture Sapphire.
• Doug confesses his internal conflict between justice and duty, revealing his cowardice in not acting against the Celestial Dragons seven years ago.

Character Developments

• Doug: Struggles with his conscience and the weight of his responsibilities, revealing his cowardice and internal conflict.
• Jellal: Realizes the extent of Sapphire's growth and feels guilty for not protecting her better.

Significant Themes

• The struggle between personal beliefs and duty.
• The consequences of inaction and cowardice.
• The cycle of violence and revenge.

Character Interactions

• Doug and Figo: Figo supports Doug despite his confession of cowardice.
• Doug and Jellal: Doug expresses his frustration with Jellal's actions and inactions.
• Jellal and Doug: Jellal feels guilty for his past actions and asks Doug to kill him.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo refuses to let Doug take Laughing Jellal away, using his authority as the Director of Impel Down.
• Figo contacts Saint Mendsbin, a Five Elder, and defies him, using strong language and demanding a favor.
• Figo has Doug imprisoned in Impel Down to take responsibility for the situation and protect him from the consequences.
• Figo expresses his intention to handle the Revolutionary Army campaign himself within a year without using despicable methods.

Character Developments

• Figo demonstrates his strong sense of justice, willingness to stand up to authority, and determination to protect those he cares about.
• Doug is revealed to be a highly respected vice admiral with a significant Crime Index, indicating a long history of service in the Navy.
• Saint Mendsbin shows arrogance and a lack of understanding towards Figo's concerns and methods.

Significant Themes

• Justice vs. Authority: Figo's unwavering commitment to his personal sense of justice puts him at odds with the World Government's authority, represented by the Five Elders.
• Consequences of Actions: Figo is willing to face the repercussions of his actions, while Doug is hesitant to let Figo bear the burden alone.
• Responsibility and Sacrifice: Figo takes responsibility for the situation to protect Doug and the others, showing a willingness to make sacrifices for his beliefs.

Character Interactions

• Figo and Doug: Figo's respect and concern for Doug are evident as he tries to protect him from the consequences of the situation. Doug, in turn, is proud of Figo's actions but also worried about the potential repercussions.
• Figo and Saint Mendsbin: Figo's defiance of Saint Mendsbin highlights the conflict between his personal sense of justice and the World Government's authority.
• Figo and Kinch: Figo's casual conversation with Kinch shows their friendly relationship, with Figo even considering Kinch as a potential successor to his position as Director of Impel Down.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo awaits the incoming Admiral, who is likely to be Raul, a former bounty hunter recruited by Aokiji.
• Figo demonstrates his power by splitting the sea with a single slash and exposing Impel Down.
• Raul appears, and Figo challenges him, using his superior Armament Haki and Physique.

Character Developments

• Figo: Shows his power and determination, using his Physique to its full extent.
• Raul: Demonstrates his Wind-Wind Fruit ability and is surprised by Figo's strength.

Significant Themes

• Power and Strength: Both characters showcase their immense power, with Figo's Physique and Armament Haki clashing against Raul's Devil Fruit ability.
• Ambition: Figo's ambition to challenge the World Government and the Five Elders is evident in his actions.

Character Interactions

• Figo and Raul: They engage in a brief exchange before their battle, with Figo taunting Raul and Raul underestimating Figo initially.
• Figo and Doug: Doug's words echo in Figo's mind, encouraging him to fight Raul.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo and Raul engage in a fierce battle, showcasing their respective powers and abilities.
• Figo uses his Armament Haki and Observation Haki to counter Raul's wind-based attacks.
• Raul, despite his Logia-type Devil Fruit powers, is ultimately defeated by Figo's strategic planning and sheer strength.
• Figo captures Raul and plans to use him as a hostage to negotiate with certain people.

Character Developments

• Figo demonstrates his formidable combat skills, strategic thinking, and ruthlessness in achieving his goals.
• Raul's overconfidence and underestimation of Figo lead to his defeat and capture.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the World Government and the Revolutionary Army.
• The consequences of underestimating one's opponent in battle.
• The use of hostages as a bargaining tool in negotiations.

Character Interactions

• Figo and Raul's interaction highlights their contrasting personalities and abilities, with Figo's cunning and strength ultimately prevailing over Raul's brute force and arrogance.
• Figo's capture of Raul sets the stage for potential future interactions with other characters, such as the Five Elders.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Raul, a former Marine Admiral, is now a prisoner in Impel Down, captured by Gaston Figo.
• Figo defeats Raul and takes control of Impel Down, with the jailers supporting him.
• Figo reveals the truth about Raul's capture to the jailers, who side with him.
• Figo activates Raul's and Doug's Character Events, revealing their respective missions.

Character Developments

• Raul: Struggles to accept his situation and the jailers' support for Figo.
• Gaston Figo: Proven to be a formidable opponent, having defeated a Marine Admiral.
• Vice Admiral Doug: Revealed to have a personal vendetta against the Hell Pirates, driven by the loss of his family.

Significant Themes

• Loyalty: Figo's actions challenge the loyalty of the jailers and the Marines, with most choosing to support him.
• Power Dynamics: The shift in power between Figo and Raul highlights the influence of strength in the One Piece world.
• Vengeance: Doug's Character Event reveals his motivation for wanting to dismantle the Hell Pirates.

Character Interactions

• Raul and Figo: Their dynamic shifts from superior-subordinate to prisoner-guard, with Figo now holding the upper hand.
• Doug and Figo: Doug praises Figo's skills and seems to enjoy their situation, despite being a prisoner.
• Raul and Doug: Raul tries to reason with Doug, but Doug remains defiant and uncooperative.
• Figo and the Jailers: The jailers support Figo, seeing him as the strongest and their greatest Director.
• Figo and the World Government: Figo's actions challenge the authority of the World Government, leading to discussions among the Five Elders.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Fleet Admiral O visits Impel Down for the first time.
• Figo and O discuss the suppression of the Revolutionary Army and the fate of Laughing Jellal and Doug.
• O decides to keep Laughing Jellal imprisoned, remove Doug as the overall commander, and restrict Figo's movements within Impel Down.
• Figo returns to Level 6 and offers ten prisoners the chance to escape with him, but only five accept.

Character Developments

• Figo: Shows determination to uphold his justice, even if it means rebelling against the World Government. He also displays a strategic mind, planning to use the escapees to gather information about the Revolutionary Army.
• O: Reveals his struggle against the Five Elders and Celestial Dragons, expressing trust in Figo to handle the final confrontation. He also shows understanding and support for Figo's persistence and courage.
• The Great Pirates: Display cowardice and reluctance to escape, highlighting their fear of the outside world and the consequences of rebellion.

Significant Themes

• Justice and rebellion against oppressive authority.
• The consequences of fear and inaction.
• The power dynamics within the World Government and the Navy.

Character Interactions

• Figo and O: Share a moment of understanding and trust, with O entrusting Figo with the final struggle against the Five Elders and Celestial Dragons.
• Figo and the Great Pirates: Figo offers them a chance to escape, but their fear and reluctance to rebel are exposed, highlighting the power imbalance between them and Figo.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Figo has spent half a year in Impel Down, training and refining his abilities.
• Sapphire attacks a Celestial Dragon ship, causing the World Government to launch a Buster Call against the Revolutionary Army.
• Figo learns about the Buster Call and decides to join the Marine fleet to stop it.

Character Developments

• Figo has grown stronger and more determined in his mission to protect the Revolutionary Army.
• Sapphire continues to inspire hope and courage in the children of the Revolutionary Army.
• Doug, the Vice Admiral leading the Buster Call, shows signs of internal conflict and disobedience to the World Government's orders.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the World Government and the Revolutionary Army.
• The consequences of defying authority and the potential backlash Figo might face.
• The protective nature of Figo and Sapphire towards the children and the Revolutionary Army.

Character Interactions

• Figo interacts with Miya, the vice admiral who helps him join the Marine fleet.
• Sapphire interacts with the children of the Revolutionary Army, providing comfort and reassurance.
• Doug's interaction with the CP0 member hints at his internal struggle and disobedience to the World Government's orders.