Chapter Summaries

Key Plot Points and Events

• Gringu Saint, a Celestial Dragon, and Kizaru, an Admiral, are on a warship in the New World.
• They are discussing the loss of Punk Hazard Island and Vegapunk to the White Dragon Emperor.
• Gringu Saint expresses displeasure about the World Government's inaction against the White Dragon Emperor.
• Kizaru instigates Gringu Saint to attack Whole Cake Island but is rebuffed.
• Gringu Saint plans to contact the other Pirate Emperors to pressure the New Marines.
• They discuss Beasts Kaido's recent actions, with Gringu Saint expressing frustration at Kaido's refusal to leave Whole Cake Island.

Character Developments

• Gringu Saint shows dissatisfaction with the World Government's handling of the White Dragon Emperor.
• Kizaru displays insincerity and manipulation, trying to provoke Gringu Saint into action.
• Gringu Saint reveals his mission to contact the Pirate Emperors and put pressure on the New Marines.

Significant Themes

• The power struggle between the World Government, the New Marines, and the Pirate Emperors.
• The manipulation and political maneuvering among the characters.
• The changing climate in the New World, reflecting the shifting power dynamics.

Character Interactions

• Gringu Saint and Kizaru discuss the situation in the New World and the World Government's inaction.
• Kizaru attempts to instigate Gringu Saint into action but is rebuffed.
• Gringu Saint expresses frustration with Beasts Kaido's refusal to leave Whole Cake Island.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kizaru, an Admiral, and Gringu Saint, a Celestial Dragon, are on Mary Geoise when Kizaru detects unfamiliar presences approaching.
• Kizaru reveals that the Dawn Pirates, including Whitebeard the Second, Golden Lion II, and the Red Dragon Emperor, are incoming.
• Gringu Saint, despite his strength, has had few combat opportunities due to his peaceful life in Mary Geoise.
• The World Government's current objective is to contact the Beasts Pirates and Storm Pirates, not the Dawn Pirates.
• The Dawn Pirates' main force is accidentally encountered by Gringu Saint and Kizaru.
• Whitebeard the Second appears on the warship, sensing Gringu Saint's strong aura.

Character Developments

• Gringu Saint: Shows his combat abilities and strength, revealing his elite status among Celestial Dragons.
• Kizaru: Demonstrates his experience and intelligence by identifying the incoming pirates and their leaders.
• Whitebeard the Second: Shows his observational skills and strength by sensing Gringu Saint's aura.

Significant Themes

• The difference in combat experience and intelligence between Kizaru and Gringu Saint.
• The World Government's perspective on the Dawn Pirates and their reluctance to engage with them due to their strength and unknown intentions.
• The World Government's current objectives and their secret missions.

Character Interactions

• Kizaru and Gringu Saint: Kizaru teases Gringu Saint, while Gringu Saint becomes irritated and orders Kizaru to be quiet.
• Gringu Saint and Whitebeard the Second: They sense each other's auras, revealing their strength and awareness of each other's presence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Storm, disguised as "Whitebeard the Second," confronts Figarland Gringu Saint, a Celestial Dragon and top commander of the Knights of God.
• Storm attacks Gringu Saint, demonstrating immense power and speed, causing significant damage to the government warship.
• Kizaru intervenes to stop the battle, protecting Gringu Saint and the warship's contents.
• Gringu Saint asks to meet the captain of the Dawn Pirates (Storm's true identity).

Character Developments

• Storm (Whitebeard the Second) displays incredible strength, speed, and arrogance, further solidifying his status as a powerful pirate.
• Gringu Saint shows his prowess as a top Celestial Dragon and a user of [Conqueror's Haki], but is overwhelmed by Storm's power.

Significant Themes

• The arrogance and power dynamics between Celestial Dragons and pirates.
• The destructive potential of battles between top powerhouses of the Sea.
• The value of "bargaining chips" in political dealings, represented by the contents of the warship.

Character Interactions

• Storm and Gringu Saint clash, revealing their respective strengths and attitudes.
• Kizaru intervenes to protect Gringu Saint and the warship, showing his loyalty to the World Government.
• Storm mocks Gringu Saint, highlighting the power imbalance and disrespect between pirates and Celestial Dragons.

• Storm, initially disliking Celestial Dragons, now feels disgust towards them after understanding their true nature.
• Gringu Saint, a Celestial Dragon, is enraged when humiliated by Whitebeard the Second (Storm) and attacks him.
• Storm easily defeats Gringu Saint, severing his arm, and revealing his immense power.
• Kizaru, witnessing Storm's strength, feels a chill and realizes the World Government's top combat power is fragile compared to Storm.
• Storm aims to challenge Imu, the World King, and uses Gringu Saint as an experiment to test the Gorosei's immortality and connection with Imu.
• Gringu Saint, injured and enraged, orders Kizaru to kill Storm.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Kizaru, a Marine Admiral, engages in a battle with "Whitebeard the Second" (Storm), a powerful pirate.
• Gringu Saint, a Celestial Dragon and supreme commander of the Knights of God, intervenes and attacks both Kizaru and Storm.
• Storm defeats Gringu Saint and takes his [Moonlight Trophy], a celestial dragon's power source.
• Kizaru surrenders to Storm, and Storm takes his [Moonlight Trophy] as well.

Character Developments

• Storm demonstrates his immense power and strategic thinking, defeating two formidable opponents.
• Kizaru shows his cunning and self-preservation instincts by surrendering to Storm.
• Gringu Saint's strength is revealed, but he is ultimately defeated by Storm.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and the struggle for dominance among pirates, Marines, and Celestial Dragons.
• The importance of self-preservation and adaptability in the face of overwhelming odds.

Character Interactions

• Storm and Kizaru: Storm's power and strategy outmatch Kizaru's speed and agility.
• Storm and Gringu Saint: Storm's strength and speed overpower Gringu Saint's swordsmanship and Rokushiki abilities.
• Kizaru and Gringu Saint: Kizaru is initially surprised by Gringu Saint's actions but ultimately prioritizes his own safety.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Storm and the Dawn Pirates intercept Kizaru and Gringu Saint, a Gorosei candidate.
• Kizaru delivers the World Government warship and Gringu Saint to Storm as a "gift" and flees.
• Storm captures Gringu Saint and throws him into the Void Great Prison after healing his injuries, except for his right arm.
• Storm upgrades his [Clay Fruit] ability to Nine-Star using two [Moonlight Trophies].

Character Developments

• Kizaru shows fear and awe towards the Dawn Pirates' strength and flees when outmatched.
• Storm demonstrates his power and strategic thinking, capturing Gringu Saint and upgrading his Devil Fruit ability.
• Gringu Saint's physical condition improves, but his right arm remains missing, mirroring Shanks' appearance.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics between the World Government, Marines, and the Dawn Pirates.
• The pursuit of strength and upgrades, as seen in Storm's focus on improving his Devil Fruit abilities.

Character Interactions

• Storm and Kizaru: Kizaru delivers Gringu Saint to Storm and flees, showing the power imbalance between them.
• Storm and Gringu Saint: Storm captures and heals Gringu Saint, demonstrating his control and mercy.
• Storm and the Dawn Pirates: The crew searches the World Government warship for treasures, showing their unity and loyalty to Storm.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Storm upgrades his [Clay Fruit] to Nine-Star and gains a new ability.
• He tests this new ability by sparring with Whitebeard the Second, using his lightning attacks.
• Storm discovers he can control tangible energy, not just physical matter and living beings.
• The Dawn Pirates obtain treasures from the World Government's warship, including several Zoan-type Devil Fruits.

Character Developments

• Storm gains a new ability with his Nine-Star [Clay Fruit], expanding his control to tangible energy.
• Whitebeard the Second demonstrates his loyalty and obedience to Storm, addressing him as "Captain."

Significant Themes

• Power and Control: Storm's new ability emphasizes his growing control over his environment, extending from physical matter to tangible energy.
• Loyalty and Hierarchy: Whitebeard the Second's address to Storm as "Captain" highlights the hierarchical structure and loyalty within the Dawn Pirates.

Character Interactions

• Storm interacts with Whitebeard the Second, testing his new ability and demonstrating his control over tangible energy.
• Storm, as the captain, gives orders to Whitebeard the Second, showing his authority within the Dawn Pirates.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Storm acquires the Mythical Zoan Devil Fruit, Shuten-doji, from the World Government.
• Storm decides to use this fruit to create a strong fighter for his crew.
• Storm plans to use a clone of Beasts Kaido to conquer Wano Country.
• The World Government, unaware of Storm's true intentions, suspects an alliance between Storm and Beasts Kaido.

Character Developments

• Storm shows strategic thinking and decisiveness in using the Shuten-doji fruit to strengthen his crew.
• Kizaru demonstrates his slippery nature and lack of respect for the Gorosei, hinting at potential defection.

Significant Themes

• The power and rarity of Mythical Zoan Devil Fruits.
• The World Government's underestimation of Storm and his crew.
• The theme of clones and impersonation, as Storm plans to use a Beasts Kaido clone.

Character Interactions

• Storm and the World Government: Storm outsmarts the World Government by severing one of their "tentacles" in the New World and planning to use a Beasts Kaido clone to conquer Wano Country.
• Kizaru and the Gorosei: Kizaru's report about Whitebeard the Second's strength causes the Gorosei to question his loyalty, but they cannot openly reprimand him due to the potential consequences.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Gorosei discuss the Dawn Pirates' threat and their inability to fight them openly due to the pirates' unknown headquarters and formidable strength.
• Imu summons the Gorosei, scolds them for their failures, and orders Saint Nusjuro and Kizaru to complete their previous mission in the New World.
• The Gorosei decide not to take action against the Dawn Pirates, as Imu hasn't given them a direct order.
• Saint Nusjuro prepares for the upcoming mission, and Kizaru is summoned by Sengoku, who informs him of his new assignment with Saint Nusjuro.

Character Developments

• The Gorosei are shown to be ineffective and indecisive, relying on Imu's orders to guide their actions.
• Imu is revealed to be aware of the Dawn Pirates but underestimates their threat, prioritizing other matters.
• Kizaru is shown to be more concerned with his personal well-being and benefits than his duties as an Admiral.

Significant Themes

• The power dynamics and decision-making processes within the World Government and the Gorosei.
• The underestimation of the Dawn Pirates' threat and the Gorosei's inaction.
• The personal motivations and priorities of the characters, such as Kizaru's focus on his own well-being.

Character Interactions

• The Gorosei communicate through a mental channel, discussing the Dawn Pirates' threat and their inability to act.
• Imu scolds the Gorosei for their failures and orders Saint Nusjuro and Kizaru to complete their mission.
• Kizaru interacts with Sengoku, requesting leave and expressing his displeasure at being assigned to the New World mission.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Storm, leader of the Dawn Pirates, is about to enter the New World with his crew.
• He plans to have Beasts the Second, a clone of Kaido, take over the Beasts Pirates to avoid internal management issues.
• The Dawn Pirates' island flies into Wano Country, bypassing the waterfall barrier, and is detected by the Beasts Pirates.
• King the Conflagration, a Lead Performer of the Beasts Pirates, is sent to investigate but is easily defeated by Storm's powerful Conqueror's Haki.
• King the Conflagration's Lunarian Tribe origins are revealed, and he is forced to submit to Beasts the Second, who is disguised as Kaido.

Character Developments

• Storm demonstrates his immense power and strategic thinking, planning to absorb the Beasts Pirates' strength once his own forces are stable.
• King the Conflagration shows his loyalty to Kaido but is overwhelmed by Storm's power and forced to submit.

Significant Themes

• The power of Conqueror's Haki and its ability to overcome Devil Fruits' abilities.
• The Lunarian Tribe's history and racial characteristics.
• The struggle for power and control among pirate crews.

Character Interactions

• Storm and Beasts the Second work together to subdue King the Conflagration, showcasing their teamwork and dominance.
• King the Conflagration's loyalty to Kaido is tested, and he ultimately submits to Beasts the Second's power.

Key Plot Points and Events

• King the Conflagration encounters Storm, whom he initially mistakes for Kaido, his crew's governor.
• Storm reveals he is the White Dragon Emperor, not the Red Dragon Emperor as King expected.
• Storm orders King to gather the top executives of the Beasts Pirates (Three Calamities and Flying Six) at Onigashima.
• The elite members of the Beasts Pirates assemble at Beasts Castle, awaiting Storm's arrival.

Character Developments

• King the Conflagration: Initially confused and disoriented, King eventually accepts Storm's authority and addresses him as the new boss.
• Storm: Reveals himself as the White Dragon Emperor, asserting his dominance over the Beasts Pirates.
• Beasts the Second: Demonstrates his power and loyalty to Storm by subduing King the Conflagration.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and hierarchy within pirate crews.
• The impact of new leadership on established structures.
• Identity and perception, as seen through King the Conflagration's confusion between Storm and Kaido.

Character Interactions

• King the Conflagration and Storm: King initially misunderstands Storm's identity, leading to confusion and eventual acceptance of Storm's authority.
• King the Conflagration and Queen the Plague: Queen tries to understand King's dejected reaction to Kaido's return, unaware of the new boss's arrival.
• Storm and the Beasts Pirates elite: Storm asserts his dominance over the Beasts Pirates, demanding their agreement to his leadership.

Key Plot Points and Events

• The Beasts Pirates are officially subjugated to the Dawn Pirates, becoming their vassals.
• King the Conflagration, a key member of the Beasts Pirates, falls into despair upon hearing this news, as he believes this action disqualifies Beasts Kaido from becoming the Pirate King.
• Jack the Drought, another important member of the Beasts Pirates, opposes the subjugation and is instantly killed by Storm using "Red Dragon's Roar."

Character Developments

• King the Conflagration: Realizes the harsh reality of their situation and falls into despair, questioning his faith in Beasts Kaido's ability to become the Pirate King.
• Jack the Drought: Dies after defying Storm, demonstrating his loyalty to the Beasts Pirates and his unwillingness to accept their subjugation.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and subjugation within the pirate world.
• The impact of loyalty and belief systems when faced with changing circumstances.
• The consequences of defying those in power.

Character Interactions

• King the Conflagration and Beasts Kaido: King's faith in Beasts Kaido is shattered due to the subjugation, leading to his despair.
• Jack the Drought and Storm: Jack's defiance results in his instant death at Storm's hands, demonstrating Storm's power and lack of mercy.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Storm, the "Red Dragon Emperor," arrives at the Beasts Pirates' Onigashima base, causing tension among the crew.
• Jack the Drought is killed by Storm, serving as a stark lesson to the other pirates.
• Queen the Plague is tasked by Storm to prepare a banquet, revealing his talent as the "King of Parties."
• King the Conflagration is sent to fetch Kurozumi Orochi, the current general of Wano Country.
• Storm assigns the remaining Flying Six to remove Jack's corpse and bring Yamato, Kaido's son, to him.

Character Developments

• Storm: Demonstrates his power and authority, instilling fear in the Beasts Pirates.
• Queen the Plague: Shows his enthusiasm and skill in hosting parties, earning Storm's interest.
• Kaido: Remains aggressive and dismissive, showing no concern for Yamato's safety.
• Yamato: Is mentioned as Kaido's son, with Storm expressing interest in meeting her.

Significant Themes

• Power dynamics and fear: Storm's actions reinforce the power hierarchy within the Beasts Pirates.
• Talent and roles: Each character is recognized for their unique skills, whether it's hosting parties, fighting, or their scientific prowess.
• Family and legacy: Kaido's relationship with Yamato is explored, highlighting the complex dynamics between them.

Character Interactions

• Storm and the Beasts Pirates: Storm's arrival causes unease, with the pirates trying to gauge his intentions and avoid drawing his attention.
• Kaido and the Flying Six: Kaido's dismissive attitude towards Yamato contrasts with the Flying Six's caution and concern.
• Queen the Plague and the Flying Six: Queen the Plague's enthusiasm for hosting parties is met with exasperation from some of the Flying Six, particularly Ulti.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Foz Foz, a former CP9 agent, now a Beasts Pirate, expresses disgust at Jack the Drought's corpse.
• Foz Foz's past is revealed: he once guarded the Gomu Gomu no Mi but lost it to the Red-Haired Pirates, leading to his imprisonment and eventual joining of the Beasts Pirates.
• Foz Foz hates fish-men due to his past association with Nika and the Sun Pirates.
• The Flying Six, including Foz Foz, head to 'invite' Yamato, with Foz Foz suspecting Kaido's odd behavior.
• Yamato, shackled and imprisoned, declares she will never join the Beasts Pirates and aims to become Kozuki Oden.

Character Developments

• Foz Foz: Discriminates against fish-men due to his past failures and hatred towards Nika and the Sun Pirates.
• Yamato: Maintains her resolve to defy her father and become Kozuki Oden.

Significant Themes

• Hatred and discrimination (Foz Foz's feelings towards fish-men).
• Defiance and rebellion (Yamato's stance against her father and the Beasts Pirates).

Character Interactions

• Foz Foz expresses his disdain for Jack the Drought's corpse.
• The Flying Six discuss their thoughts on Kaido's behavior and the potential for becoming Lead Performers.
• Yamato confronts the Flying Six, declaring her intentions to never join the Beasts Pirates.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Storm, the Red Dragon Emperor, meets Yamato, Kaido's daughter, and insults Oden, which angers Yamato.
• Storm breaks Yamato's explosive shackles, revealing that Kaido had indeed intended to kill her if she disobeyed.
• Yamato learns that Kaido is not her real father and that she is being impersonated by Beasts the Second.
• Storm offers Yamato a chance to leave Wano Country and become his subordinate, which she eagerly accepts.

Character Developments

• Yamato: Realizes the truth about her father and expresses her desire to leave Wano Country and go out to sea.
• Storm: Shows kindness and understanding towards Yamato, offering her a way out of her current situation.

Significant Themes

• Freedom vs. Imprisonment: Yamato's desire to leave Wano Country represents her longing for freedom after being imprisoned for years.
• Identity: Yamato grapples with her identity and the truth about her father.

Character Interactions

• Storm and Yamato: Storm shows interest in Yamato's potential and offers her a chance to leave Wano Country, while Yamato is eager to accept his help and repay his kindness.
• Yamato and Beasts the Second: Yamato is confused and upset by Beasts the Second's lack of affection and acknowledgment, further solidifying her decision to leave.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Storm, who believes he's the White Dragon Emperor, meets Yamato, who doesn't recognize him.
• Yamato, a fan of Kozuki Oden and the Pirate King, expresses her admiration for their freedom.
• Storm asks to see Oden's sailing diary, which Yamato eagerly hands over.

Character Developments

• Storm: Questions Yamato's admiration for Oden after reading his diary, finding Oden's actions disturbing.
• Yamato: Stands by her admiration for Oden despite Storm's criticism, but shows discomfort when Storm uses Oden's actions as examples.

Significant Themes

• Freedom: Yamato's desire for freedom is a driving force behind her admiration for Oden and the Pirate King.
• Perception of Heroes: Storm and Yamato have different views on Oden's actions, highlighting how heroes can be perceived differently.

Character Interactions

• Storm and Yamato: Storm challenges Yamato's admiration for Oden by using his actions as examples, leading to a tense interaction.
• Yamato and Oden: Yamato's unwavering admiration for Oden is shown, despite Storm's attempts to sway her.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Storm reads Kozuki Oden's sea chart diary, learning about Oden's adventures with the Whitebeard and Roger Pirates, the locations of Road Poneglyphs, and the existence of the [Ancient Weapon] Pluton in Wano Country.
• Storm expresses his disdain for Oden's irresponsible abandonment of Wano Country and its people.
• Yamato defends Oden, but Storm argues that Oden's actions led to Wano Country's current state.
• Storm discovers that Oden's diary doesn't reveal much about Raftel, the final island.
• Yamato becomes enraged when Storm insults Oden and throws the diary.

Character Developments

• Yamato's fanaticism for Oden is challenged, and she begins to question her idol's actions.
• Storm's disdain for Oden grows, and he sees Oden as a disgusting and irresponsible person.

Significant Themes

• Responsibility vs. personal dreams (Oden's decision to become a pirate).
• The consequences of one's actions (Wano Country's current state due to Oden's departure).
• The pursuit of knowledge and secrets (Storm's desire to learn about Raftel).

Character Interactions

• Storm and Yamato clash over their views on Oden, leading to tense interactions.
• Storm uses Yamato's desire to be like Oden to manipulate her into becoming a stripper in Gran Tesoro.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yamato expresses reluctance to dance naked like Oden, despite wanting to emulate him.
• Storm threatens Yamato with increasingly humiliating consequences if she claims to want to become Oden again.
• King the Conflagration brings Kurozumi Orochi to Storm, who kills him repeatedly using his "Bad Wind" to test the Yamata no Orochi Fruit's revival ability.
• Yamato kills Kurozumi Orochi after he threatens her with the people of Wano Country, leading to his final death and the appearance of the Golden Trophy.
• Storm extracts the Yamata no Orochi Fruit from Kurozumi Orochi's corpse.

Character Developments

• Yamato shows reluctance to follow Oden's actions exactly, indicating growth and individual thought.
• Kurozumi Orochi's desperation and cowardice are highlighted as he begs for Yamato's help before each death.

Significant Themes

• The consequences of idolizing a figure without critical thought (Yamato's struggle with Oden's legacy).
• The power dynamics and cruelty of the One Piece world (Storm's treatment of Kurozumi Orochi).

Character Interactions

• Storm torments and tests Yamato, pushing her to assert her individuality.
• Yamato and Kurozumi Orochi have a tense interaction, with Orochi begging for help and Yamato ultimately killing him.
• King the Conflagration brings Kurozumi Orochi to Storm but doesn't engage in the subsequent events.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Storm obtains the Mythical Zoan · Yamata no Orochi Fruit from Kurozumi Orochi.
• Storm learns about other Devil Fruit Users in Wano, including Shinobu with the Mellow Mellow Fruit.
• Storm considers recruiting Shinobu but has reservations due to her loyalty to the Kozuki Clan.
• Storm decides to leave Shinobu's recruitment to Fujitora and plans to support Fujitora's rise in Wano.
• Storm and Yamato attend a Beasts Pirates' banquet and then head to General Orochi's mansion, where they find a secret passage leading to the second Road Poneglyph.

Character Developments

• Storm: Shows strategic thinking in handling Shinobu's recruitment and supporting Fujitora's rise in Wano. He also reveals his plans for Yamato's future as a pirate and a Marine.
• Yamato: Expresses her desire to become a pirate and later agrees to be both a pirate and a Marine under Storm's guidance. She also shows curiosity about the red stone (Road Poneglyph) they find.

Significant Themes

• Ambition and strategic planning: Storm demonstrates his long-term goals and strategies in supporting Fujitora and shaping Yamato's future.
• Loyalty and recruitment: Storm grapples with the challenge of recruiting Shinobu due to her loyalty to the Kozuki Clan, highlighting the importance of loyalty in One Piece.
• The power of Devil Fruits: The chapter emphasizes the rarity and potential of Devil Fruits, with Storm considering the benefits and drawbacks of the Mellow Mellow Fruit for his subordinates.

Character Interactions

• Storm and Yamato: Their relationship deepens as Storm reveals his plans for Yamato's future and they work together to find the Road Poneglyph.
• Storm and Shinobu: Though not physically present, Storm's thoughts about recruiting Shinobu highlight the complex dynamics of loyalty and ambition in One Piece.
• Storm and Fujitora: Storm's plans to support Fujitora's rise in Wano hint at their future collaboration and the potential expansion of the New Marines' influence.

Key Plot Points and Events

• Yamato discovers a Red Poneglyph, which points to the final island, Raftel.
• Storm reveals that each Road Poneglyph is guarded by a powerful force connected to Joy Boy.
• Storm speculates that the last Road Poneglyph is likely with the Giant Kingdom Elbaf.
• Storm decides to retrieve the remaining Road Poneglyphs and find Raftel's exact coordinates.
• Storm invites Yamato to return to Whole Cake Island with him.

Character Developments

• Yamato: Shows excitement and eagerness to learn about the ancient script and the final island.
• Storm: Reveals his knowledge of the Sea's history and his plans to find Raftel.

Significant Themes

• The pursuit of the final island, Raftel, and the ancient script.
• The connection between powerful forces and Joy Boy.
• The legacy of the Rocks Pirates and their Red Poneglyph.

Character Interactions

• Yamato and Storm: Yamato expresses her amazement and excitement to Storm, who shares his knowledge and invites her to Whole Cake Island.
• Storm and Kaido: Storm considers asking Kaido about the Rocks Pirates but decides against it.
• Storm and Elbaf: Storm speculates about Elbaf's connection to Joy Boy and the last Road Poneglyph.