Chapter Summaries

Wu Biao became the master of Hell and fought Aizen with the power of the realm, ultimately defeating him and sealing him beneath the Abyss. Exhausted and starving after the battle, Wu Biao fell to the ground as his allies rushed to him.

• Hell expanded and formed the Animal Realm, while its inhabitants sensed a new will ruling over the realm.
• Gratitude from souls saved by the Hell Agent flowed to Wu Biao as wish power, restoring his life force and transforming him into Hell’s master.
• Wu Biao summoned his Gold Cloth and clashed with Aizen, whose divine-might attacks shattered against Wu Biao’s black flames.
• Wu Biao won their final clash, then battered Aizen and used Hell Chains to bind and suppress him beneath the Abyss.
• Wu Biao’s Gold Cloth shattered and he collapsed, telling the allies who ran to him that he was starving.

A week after Aizen’s defeat, Soul Society recovered while Wu Biao struggled with his new duties as Hell’s master. Hell ordered him to establish reincarnation before Aizen could escape the Abyss, and Wu Biao left to address the task after a comic clash with the Kurosaki family and a poisonous meal from Unohana Retsu.

• Soul Society resumed peacetime, and former captains and lieutenants returned to the Gotei 13 while Ichigo and his friends went back to school.
• Hell’s Will repeatedly summoned Wu Biao to manage Hell, then warned him that reincarnation had to be established before Aizen escaped the Abyss.
• Wu Biao told the Kurosaki family about the new world, but Isshin and Masaki insisted Ichigo focus on school and drove Wu Biao away when he encouraged Ichigo to skip it.
• Wu Biao visited Soul Society and teased Unohana Retsu about marrying and having children.
• Unohana Retsu served Wu Biao a combination of forty-eight poisons, leaving him with diarrhea for three days.

Wu Biao entered a passage to an unknown world, only to learn that its laws had sealed his powers and that he could not return to Hell until its reincarnation cycle was established. The passage closed as he plunged into the ocean, leaving him to begin his new life in the pirate world.

• Wu Biao stepped through the vortex into a dark passage leading to an ocean world.
• Wu Biao leaped from the passage, but discovered that the world's laws had suppressed his Hellfire, strength, and defenses.
• Hell's Will explained that Wu Biao had to kill people recognized as guilty by the new world to establish a reincarnation cycle and gradually regain his power.
• Wu Biao learned that the Gates of Hell and Hell Cavity could not be opened until the cycle was complete, which could take years or decades.
• Hell's Will told Wu Biao to kill whoever he saw, then revealed it could neither slow his fall nor keep the passage open.
• Wu Biao crashed into the sea from a thousand meters up as the passage closed.

Wu Biao woke aboard a Navy warship after being rescued from the sea and quickly became interested in the powerful people he sensed around him. He confronted Helmeppo, whom he recognized as a villain, and left him pinned beneath his hand.

• Wu Biao woke in a shabby cabin aboard a ship, discovered he was wearing only boxer shorts, and followed the smell of food onto the deck.
• Koby told Wu Biao that he had rescued him from the sea and that the ship's doctor had thought he would not survive.
• Wu Biao learned that Koby and Helmeppo were training aboard a Navy warship and warned Koby that he would not hurt him because Koby had saved his life.
• Wu Biao called Helmeppo a villain and asked Koby if he could kill him.
• Helmeppo tried to step away, but Wu Biao grabbed his shoulder and stopped him effortlessly.

Wu Biao awoke aboard a Navy warship, where he bewildered Koby and Helmeppo with his ignorance of pirates and his overwhelming strength. As he dragged the two toward the ship’s cabins in search of food, Vice Admiral Garp appeared, and Wu Biao challenged him to a fight.

• Wu Biao released Helmeppo, asked Koby for food and his clothes, and called Koby and Helmeppo by mocking nicknames.
• After Helmeppo questioned whether Wu Biao was a pirate, Wu Biao punched him and warned him to stop talking.
• Koby carefully moved himself and Helmeppo into the lookout’s view, then grew less wary after Wu Biao explained why he had hit Helmeppo.
• Wu Biao headed for the enlisted men’s cabins to find food, and Koby and Helmeppo struggled unsuccessfully to stop him.
• Vice Admiral Garp arrived and asked why Koby and Helmeppo were not training; Wu Biao sensed Garp’s strength and challenged him to fight.

Wu Biao challenged Vice Admiral Garp and launched a fight despite Garp’s claim that he could not attack civilians. After Garp countered his opening moves, Wu Biao used the force of Garp’s slap to throw him, leaving the rear admirals stunned.

• Wu Biao challenged Garp, and Garp accepted while Koby, Helmeppo, and the rear admirals watched in disbelief.
• Wu Biao tossed Koby and Helmeppo aside, then rushed Garp with an uppercut after Garp said he could not attack civilians.
• Garp caught Wu Biao’s wrist and caught his tossed donut, but Wu Biao twisted his arm free and attacked with a close-range kick.
• Garp slapped Wu Biao’s kick aside, and Wu Biao used the rebound to spin around and execute a shoulder throw that lifted Garp off the deck.

Wu Biao fought Garp, survived being knocked through the warship’s railing, and caught a giant sea lion for food. He ended the chapter distrustful of Garp and eager for the ship’s kitchen to cook his catch.

• Wu Biao turned his shoulder throw into a trip, but Garp’s strength sent him through the railing and into the sea.
• Garp ordered the Marines to rescue Wu Biao, who surfaced unharmed and demanded a rope.
• Wu Biao ignored the rope, dove underwater, and hurled a nearly twenty-meter sea lion onto the deck.
• Koby explained that sea lion meat was edible, and Wu Biao eagerly claimed the beast as a meal.
• Wu Biao threatened to beat up anyone who tried to steal his food and only agreed to have the kitchen cook it after Koby persuaded him.

Wu Biao astonished the mess hall by eating an entire sea lion and stacking plates with extraordinary precision. After Garp explained Wu Biao’s strength control, Wu Biao suggested seizing the ship so the chefs could cook sea beasts for him.

• Wu Biao devoured the sea lion while building towering stacks of plates without breaking or toppling them.
• Garp challenged Helmeppo to throw a plate onto one of Wu Biao’s stacks, and Helmeppo’s throw shattered the plate and collapsed the stack.
• Garp explained that Wu Biao’s precise muscle control let him use his strength with perfect accuracy, and said Wu Biao could someday rival him.
• Garp ordered Koby and Helmeppo to practice stacking rocks and told Helmeppo to clean up the broken plates.
• When the chef said the sea lion was gone, Wu Biao declared he was only eighty percent full and proposed seizing the ship so its chefs could cook sea beasts for him.

Wu Biao learned to use Armament Haki after Garp explained it, then traded blows and insults with the Marine hero. Garp briefly reflected on his estranged family before Wu Biao’s teasing pulled him back into their argument.

• Garp explained the three types of Haki to Wu Biao after using Armament Haki to punch him.
• Wu Biao quickly manifested Armament Haki, astonishing Garp and the rear admirals, and explained he had used it unknowingly before.
• Wu Biao tried to slap the sleeping Garp, who instinctively struck him with a Haki-coated punch that left a hole in the deck.
• Garp thought sadly about his distant son and Luffy choosing paths opposed to the Marines, but Wu Biao’s teasing interrupted him.
• Wu Biao challenged Garp to fight without Haki, and Garp gave him another bump on the head as they resumed arguing.

Wu Biao learned that his strength only grew by killing evildoers, and Garp persuaded him to join the Marines so he could find targets more easily. After Headquarters registered him as an ensign, Wu Biao admired his new look in a Justice cape and lab coat.

• Wu Biao realized that training could not increase his strength and that strong criminals were difficult to find and kill.
• Garp asked Wu Biao to join the Marines, and Wu Biao explained that he wanted to kill anyone publicly recognized as a heinous criminal.
• Garp convinced Wu Biao that Marine intelligence and warships would help him locate and reach evildoers, and Wu Biao agreed to enlist.
• Garp registered Wu Biao at Marine Headquarters as an ensign, recording Karakura Town as his hometown.
• Wu Biao put on his new cape over his white lab coat and praised his appearance.

Wu Biao fought Lieutenant Commander Taton after Taton ordered him and Koby and Helmeppo to scrub the deck, defeating him with Armament Haki. Wu Biao falsely claimed Garp had identified Taton as a spy, and Garp punished him after ordering Taton taken for treatment.

• Wu Biao, Koby, and Helmeppo encountered Lieutenant Commander Taton and junior officers, who ordered them to scrub the deck.
• Wu Biao punched Taton after Taton demanded obedience, then dodged his Soru attack and smashed his Rankyaku with a punch.
• Taton used Tekkai, but Wu Biao coated his fist with Armament Haki, broke through Taton's defense, and slammed his head into the deck.
• When the junior officers accused Wu Biao of attacking a superior, Wu Biao claimed he was apprehending a spy because Garp had said so.
• Garp confronted Wu Biao, learned he had twisted Garp's advice, and punched him before having Taton taken away for treatment.
• Wu Biao again called Taton a spy, so Garp punched him once more.

Wu Biao arrived at Marine Headquarters and immediately caused chaos by swimming to shore, defying Garp, and running off in search of entertainment. Garp pursued him as Wu Biao tricked the Marines into arresting Major Liz, then escaped deeper into Headquarters.

• Wu Biao reached Marine Headquarters aboard Garp's warship after spending the voyage fighting Marines and lazily training Koby and Helmeppo.
• Wu Biao swam from the warship to the harbor, where he asked the head of internal affairs about entertainment in the nearby town.
• Garp ordered the Marines to catch Wu Biao, but Wu Biao fought his way past the harbor guards and ran toward Headquarters.
• Wu Biao punched Major Liz, called them a spy by claiming Garp had said so, and the Marines tied up the confused major.
• Garp realized the Marines had been tricked and ordered them to chase Wu Biao, who taunted Garp and fled.

Wu Biao escaped Garp’s pursuit but got lost in a forest inside Marine Headquarters and went looking for food. Meanwhile, Admiral Aokiji introduced the Marine recruits to their dangerous practical combat assessment, which would take place beyond a towering gate filled with beasts.

• Garp abandoned his pursuit of Wu Biao to calm the chaos spreading through Marine Headquarters.
• Wu Biao lost his way in a forest, realized he had not eaten since morning, and decided to hunt for food.
• Aokiji addressed the selected Marines gathered for their practical combat assessment.
• Aokiji warned the recruits that the area beyond the gate contained dangerous beasts of all sizes.

Aokiji sent the New Recruit Camp recruits into a dangerous forest assessment where they had to kill fierce beasts and collect their hearts to avoid expulsion. Wu Biao hunted a pile of beasts but burned his clothes trying to start a cooking fire, and the chapter ended when a young man caught him about to strip naked.

• Aokiji explained that recruits had three hours to hunt fierce beasts and earn credits, while the thirty lowest scorers would be expelled.
• An instructor opened the gates and warned the recruits that they had one hour to leave after the assessment or be eliminated.
• Wu Biao killed a white tiger and added it to a large pile of beasts, then tried to roast them for food.
• Wu Biao failed to ignite the wood, so he burned his Show-off Cape and white coat to start a fire.
• Still unable to cook the meat, Wu Biao decided to burn his underpants, but a young man arrived and saw him naked.

Wu Biao tried to dry Bertrand Jean’s clothes while guarding the beasts he had caught, then confronted a group of recruits who came to claim the animals. Basile Ben dismissed Wu Biao as a child and swung at him, leaving the confrontation unresolved.

• Wu Biao struggled to make a fire while Bertrand Jean stood naked and bruised nearby.
• Wu Biao sensed people watching his pile of beasts, and Bertrand Jean warned him that they might steal his food.
• Wu Biao struck Bertrand Jean again and said he would fight anyone who tried to take the beasts.
• Basile Ben arrived with several recruits, questioned Wu Biao about the beasts, and dismissed his claim that he had caught them.
• Wu Biao asked what Basile hated most, but Basile swung a slap at him before he could answer.

Wu Biao defeated Basile, blocked Brice’s shots, and knocked Brice unconscious before charging through a crowd drawn by the ferocious beasts. He left the attackers sprawled and demanded their clothes, believing the crowd would help him get what he needed to start a fire.

• Basile slapped at Wu Biao, but Wu Biao struck him into the ground and sent him crashing into his four lackeys.
• Brice fired four flintlock bullets at Wu Biao, who blocked them with his fists while airborne.
• Wu Biao found Brice in a tree, broke the trunk with a punch, and left Brice unconscious beneath the falling tree.
• A crowd rushed Wu Biao to seize the ferocious beasts, and he charged into them, knocking people down.
• Wu Biao demanded that the crowd take off their clothes, convinced they could help him start a fire.

Wu Biao overwhelmed the recruit camp trainees inside the practical training grounds while Garp and Aokiji watched from outside the wall. Garp identified Wu Biao as his young recruit, and the assessment continued despite his warning to the instructors.

• Wu Biao defeated the trainees one after another and piled the immobilized, wailing recruits in the clearing.
• Aokiji detected an outsider inside the training grounds, and Garp arrived and asked him what was happening.
• Garp urged the instructors to pause the practical assessment, warning that his fifteen- or sixteen-year-old second lieutenant was inside.
• Rear Admiral Yukimura refused to halt the assessment, and Garp let the instructors proceed.
• Garp told Aokiji that Wu Biao was a troublemaking recruit he had fished out of the sea, though he showed fondness for the boy.

Wu Biao stripped the New Recruit Camp trainees to use their clothes to start a fire and roast beasts, but the still-living beasts fled with burning logs and set the forest ablaze. As the trainees struggled to escape, Wu Biao caught a scent and recognized Old Ka.

• Wu Biao stripped most of the trainees and separated them into piles, while Basile and the others stripped themselves to avoid being beaten further.
• Bertrand stole a young man's underwear and put it on.
• Wu Biao used matches and the trainees' burning clothes to light wood, then threw the ferocious beasts onto the fire to roast them.
• The beasts woke up, fled with burning logs, and spread fire through the surrounding forest.
• Wu Biao told the naked trainees to put out the flames by urinating, then searched for water and an exit through the smoke.
• Wu Biao caught a faint scent and said it was Old Ka.

A fire engulfed the recruits during Wu Biao’s training, prompting Garp, Aokiji, and the instructors to rush inside. After Aokiji froze the blaze, Wu Biao emerged naked and shivering, complaining that his little brother had frozen stiff.

• Garp and Aokiji noticed smoke rising from the forest, and Yukimura ordered Colonel Shu to dissolve the iron gate so they could enter.
• Garp and the others caught naked recruits that Wu Biao threw out of the burning forest, and the recruits explained that he had stripped them and used their clothes to start the fire.
• Aokiji used Ice Time to freeze the flames and the surrounding forest, leaving the recruits shivering in the cold.
• Wu Biao walked out of the frozen forest naked, rubbed his groin, and complained that his little brother had frozen stiff.

Garp dragged Wu Biao to meet Fleet Admiral Sengoku after Wu Biao caused chaos at the docks and recruit camp, warning him to behave. Wu Biao immediately insulted Sengoku by calling him “Old Warring States,” leaving the room stunned.

• Garp hauled the hungry Wu Biao through Marine Headquarters and warned him not to talk unnecessarily.
• Garp brought Wu Biao to Sengoku’s office, where Koby and Helmeppo stood among powerful Marine officers.
• Sengoku asked whether Wu Biao was the bald kid Garp had mentioned, and Garp punched Wu Biao before he could finish introducing himself.
• Garp made Wu Biao face Sengoku and apologize for causing trouble at the docks.
• Wu Biao apologized by calling Sengoku “Old Warring States,” and everyone in the room fell silent.