Chapter Summaries

Oran told Shak that Tiger had to be declared dead to protect him from a coming Marine operation, while Koala’s return home gave the Marines a chance to ambush Tiger. With Tiger gravely wounded and refusing human blood, Jinbe revealed Shak’s book as a way to keep him alive until they reached Merfolk Island.

• Uta’s first use of the Singing-Singing Fruit pulled Perona into the Song World, and she fell asleep after the experience drained her energy.
• Shak told Oran that Ryugu Kingdom faced opposition over the Sun Pirates and Tiger’s presence, and Oran proposed faking Tiger’s death to protect him from the Marines.
• Tiger agreed to take Koala home despite Arlong and Jinbe’s objections, and Koala gradually bonded with the Sun Pirates during the voyage.
• After Tiger delivered Koala to Foresight Island, Marine Headquarters Rear Admiral Strawberry ambushed him, forcing the Sun Pirates to flee aboard a captured warship.
• Tiger lost too much blood and refused a human transfusion, so Jinbe revealed Shak’s book and said it could preserve Tiger until they reached Merfolk Island.

After Fisher Tiger was gravely wounded, the Sun Pirates kept him alive inside a Book-Book Fruit book and planned to fake his death. Kuzan intercepted their ship and offered Jinbe’s crew a chance to claim they had been coerced into piracy, leaving Jinbe to decide their fate.

• Jinbe ordered the Sun Pirates to return to Merfolk Island while Arlong tried to leave for revenge, but Jinbe stopped him by invoking Fisher Tiger.
• Borsalino learned that Jinbe had rescued Fisher Tiger and prepared for the fish-men to return to Foresight Island.
• Shak persuaded the Sun Pirates to fake Fisher Tiger’s death, and the crew agreed after hearing that Tiger had approved the plan.
• Kuzan froze the Sun Pirates’ ship and arrived to arrest Fisher Tiger, while Arlong charged him and was frozen solid.
• Kuzan told Jinbe that the fish-men could be pardoned if they claimed they were still Dr. Siderial’s coerced employees, leaving Jinbe to answer for the crew.

Jinbe protected the Sun Pirates by telling Kuzan they had been coerced by Tiger, while the world believed Tiger had died. After recovering in secret, Tiger learned that Shak had also been enslaved and agreed to join his plan to overthrow the Celestial Dragons’ rule.

• Jinbe told Kuzan the Sun Pirates had been coerced, and Kuzan left after warning them to thaw Arlong carefully.
• Kuzan reported Tiger’s supposed death to Sengoku, and newspapers spread the news, devastating Koala and upsetting Merfolk Island.
• Merfolk Island gathered type S Rh-negative blood, and a transfusion stabilized Tiger’s condition.
• Otohime sensed Tiger’s despair, so Shak spoke with him privately and listened as Tiger revealed his enslavement at Mary Geoise and his hatred of humans.
• Shak revealed that he too had once been enslaved and urged Tiger to join a plan to overthrow the Celestial Dragons’ rule.
• Tiger accepted Shak’s invitation, recovered with renewed purpose, and left Merfolk Island with Shak for Piltover.

Tiger and Shak reached Piltover, where Oran showed Tiger the enormous Overlord Dragon God weapon being built to fight the Ancient Weapons. Oran suggested Tiger join the Revolutionary Army and gave him guerrilla tactics, then proposed changing his appearance to protect the Ryugu Kingdom.

• Tiger and Shak surfaced at Piltover, where the children and locals welcomed them without fear or prejudice.
• Shak and Tiger met Kate, who used her Room to bring them through the Book World to Oran’s underground factory.
• Oran showed Tiger the Overlord Dragon God, a massive war fortress being built to counter the Ancient Weapons, and explained the need for stronger weapons and energy sources.
• Oran suggested that Tiger join the Revolutionary Army, and Tiger admitted he was unsure what to do.
• Oran gave Tiger a notebook on naval guerrilla tactics and warned that revealing his survival could hurt the Ryugu Kingdom.
• Tiger agreed to change his appearance, and Oran asked whether he would accept a new color and other abilities.

Tiger received a new face and a color-changing ability so he could move through the world without being recognized, then explored Piltover with Shak. Monet arrived in Piltover to begin her spying mission, while Oran’s side had already taken notice of Doflamingo and his Devil Fruit auction.

• Oran arranged for Kate to alter Tiger’s face and give him a color-changing ability using a special potion.
• Tiger mastered the new ability, took on Shak’s skin tone, and went sightseeing with Shak in Piltover.
• Monet arrived aboard Feld’s ship and registered as a secretary who could help supervise a group of newcomers.
• Monet began settling in while still far from carrying out her mission for Doflamingo.
• Doflamingo promoted a Devil Fruit auction to attract customers, and Piltover learned of it.

Tesoro set his sights on the Gold Gold Fruit at Doflamingo’s auction, and Redfield agreed to accompany him. At the auction, Doflamingo prepared to keep the fruit for his family, while Tesoro and Redfield waited for it to appear.

• Tesoro told Redfield he wanted the Gold Gold Fruit, and Redfield offered to help secure it.
• Tesoro and Redfield discussed expanding Brook’s fan event while using Redfield’s strength to ensure the auction went smoothly.
• Doflamingo arranged the Gold Gold Fruit auction as a lure and considered giving the Hobby-Hobby Fruit to Señor after Vergo declined it.
• Tesoro and Redfield entered the Sabaody Archipelago auction house openly and watched the early lots pass without interest.
• Redfield asked Tesoro whether taking something from pirates would violate his code of conduct.

Tesoro and Redfield attended Doflamingo’s Gold Gold Fruit auction, where gunfire sparked a battle among the bidders. Redfield’s intervention overwhelmed the attackers, and Doflamingo came forward to face the powerful newcomer.

• Tesoro suspected the auction house might be displaying a fake, but Redfield read the auctioneer’s thoughts and confirmed the fruit was genuine and supplied by the Donquixote Family.
• Gunmen attacked the auction, sending bidders into chaos as they fought over the Gold Gold Fruit while Redfield and Tesoro stayed seated.
• Diamante used his Flapping Fruit to turn the floor into a trap and drop iron weapons on the crowd, then fought Purser Gioler as Trebol joined the battle.
• Trebol’s explosive mucus dirtied Redfield’s limited-edition shoe, so Redfield struck Gioler and Trebol into a wall before Doflamingo stepped forward.

Doflamingo surrendered the Gold Gold Fruit to Redfield, while Sugar turned the auction’s protesting customers into toys. In the East Blue, Origin Project Garp rescued Ace and Luffy from the burning Gray Terminal and smashed open Goya Kingdom’s gate, leaving Dragon stunned.

• Doflamingo gave Redfield the Gold Gold Fruit, and Marines escorted Redfield and Tesoro away from the auction house.
• Doflamingo used Sugar’s Hobby-Hobby Fruit to turn the remaining auction customers into toys and erase them from everyone’s memories.
• Garp told Sengoku that Origin Project Garp had gone to the East Blue to look after Luffy, who was living with Ace and Sabo.
• The Goya Kingdom and the Sapphire Pirates set Gray Terminal ablaze, and Ace and Dadan stayed behind to face Brulem while Luffy went for help.
• Origin Project Garp defeated Brulem, helped extinguish the fire, and broke open the gate sealing Gray Terminal.
• Dragon learned that Garp had smashed Goya Kingdom’s city gate with one punch.

Dragon led the Revolutionary Army and Gray Terminal’s refugees away from the Goya Kingdom after learning that Garp had entered the town, while Luffy revealed that the rescuer was Origin Project Garp. Origin Project Garp stormed the royal palace, and Sengoku confronted the real Garp at Marine Headquarters over reports that he had rebelled.

• Dragon learned that Garp had broken into Edge Town but kept the Revolutionary Army’s departure plan unchanged, then left the area with the refugees.
• Luffy told Ace and Dadan that the rescuer was Iron Grandpa, a machine modeled on Garp, and collapsed after imagining many more Garps punching him.
• Origin Project Garp defeated the Kingdom Army blocking Gray Terminal’s survivors and charged toward High Town after learning the King had planned the fire.
• Origin Project Garp smashed through High Town’s gates and reached the Goya Kingdom royal palace as the King tried to flee.
• Sengoku told Garp at Marine Headquarters that he had received word that Garp had rebelled.

Origin Project Garp attacked the Goya Kingdom’s royal palace after judging its king guilty of colluding with pirates and slaughtering civilians. The Marines stopped its combat mode but could not shut it down, leaving the king and nobles imprisoned as Sengoku sent Rosinante and Gaspardi to handle the crisis.

• Sengoku told Garp that reports accused him of attacking the Goya Kingdom’s royal palace, and they suspected PX0 had malfunctioned.
• In Piltover, Oran and Laili watched Origin Project Garp’s fight and discussed its combat abilities and Oran’s monitoring backdoor.
• Origin Project Garp confronted the king, struck him unconscious, defeated the soldiers, and captured nobles after the king dismissed the victims as vermin.
• Oran told Sengoku to use the emergency stop button, and Garp and Sengoku argued before PX0’s combat mode stopped.
• The East Blue Marines followed Origin Project Garp’s orders and imprisoned the king and nobles, prompting Sengoku to send Rosinante and Gaspardi to the Goya Kingdom.

Sengoku sent Gaspardi and Rosinante to Goya Kingdom after the PX0 Pacifista prototype seized the palace and arrested the royal family. They found evidence that the King had colluded with pirates and burned his own country, then agreed to portray the incident as Garp suppressing a rebellion while concealing the Pacifista Project.

• Sengoku told Rosinante and Gaspardi that PX0 had taken control of Goya Kingdom and gave them the code to command it.
• PX0 ordered Marine branches to restore order and rescue residents while arresting the King, nobles, and pirates.
• Gaspardi and Rosinante arrived and heard PX0’s recorded evidence that the King had colluded with pirates and set fires across the kingdom.
• Gaspardi and Rosinante agreed to protect the Marines’ reputation by presenting the incident as a rebellion suppressed by Garp.
• The King threatened to complain about the Marines, and Gaspardi suggested Rosinante could beat him up and blame the robot.

Rosinante beat the Goya Kingdom’s King while Gaspardi managed the Marines’ response, and the Celestial Dragons canceled their visit after hearing about the unrest. Sabo escaped to sea, while Luffy and Ace faced more training from Origin Project Garp; back on Firefly Island, Oran outlined charges that could be used against the kingdom.

• Rosinante silently beat the Goya Kingdom’s King, and Gaspardi warned him by invoking the Sapphire Pirates before reporting the situation to Sengoku.
• Sengoku told Gaspardi to leave PX0 in the kingdom for testing, while Marines from the 76th Branch stayed behind to maintain order.
• The Celestial Dragons canceled their visit, public accounts blamed the King, and Sabo escaped by boat after his father tried to force him into noble education.
• Origin Project Garp delivered Sabo’s letter to Luffy and Ace, then began training them with a regimen that left them terrified.
• At Piltover, Uta agreed to attend the Reverie, while Gaspardi met Oran on Firefly Island and heard him list potential charges against the Goya Kingdom.

Oran discussed the World Government’s likely support for Piltover and the Marines’ plans for PX0 with Gaspardi and Sengoku. After PX0’s actions in the Goya Kingdom proved effective, Sengoku considered its command abilities and growing resemblance to Garp, and the chapter ended with Garp interrupting their discussion to request an upgrade.

• Oran explained that the Five Elders would likely favor Piltover over the Goya Kingdom if their dispute reached the World Government.
• Gaspardi and Rosinante departed for the escort ship while Oran went to Marineford to speak with Sengoku.
• Sengoku asked Oran whether PX0 and later Pacifistas could command troops, and Oran explained that PX0’s special design gave it abilities the mass-produced units would lack.
• Sengoku worried that PX0 was becoming too much like Garp, but Oran said that resemblance was intentional and its permissions could still be controlled.
• Garp arrived and asked Oran to make PX0 less rigid, prompting Sengoku to order him out.

Garp proposed turning Origin Project Garp into a mass-produced model for Pacifistas, while secretly considering how to use the robots as scapegoats for his own actions. Oran and Uta traveled to Mary Geoise for the Reverie, where Uta faced a suitor’s insult about her legitimacy.

• Garp raided Sengoku’s office for rice crackers, and Sengoku snatched the packs back and shared them with Oran.
• Garp privately considered making his actions resemble those of Pacifistas so he could blame the robots if he was caught.
• Oran said PX0 could be remade and later Pacifistas could be adjusted, then left with Uta for the Reverie at Mary Geoise.
• Oran told Uta to stand up for herself if anyone provoked her, and Uta promised to behave.
• A suitor insulted Uta as an illegitimate daughter after she politely rejected him.

Uta punished a prince who insulted her adoptive family, then left him to take the blame for disrupting the social plaza. At the conference, the Kings voted to restore Merfolk Island’s right to attend the next Reverie.

• A prince muttered that Uta was not Oran’s biological daughter, and Uta confronted him over the insult.
• Uta used her Singing-Singing Fruit to attack the prince inside her Song World, then returned to Brand as if nothing had happened.
• When Uta released the prince from her power, he threw an object that struck another queen’s gown and blamed a nearby princess, so the crowd threw him out of the plaza.
• King Oran argued that Fisher Tiger did not represent all of Merfolk Island and urged the Kings not to exclude an entire nation because of one person.
• The Kings voted 26 to 15, with 9 abstentions, to let Merfolk Island participate in the next Reverie.

Oran explained Piltover’s paid medical support project and dismissed warnings about the Revolutionary Army as the Reverie ended. Lyliana brought Sanji to Whole Cake Island for dessert training, where they discovered Charlotte Linlin’s eating disorder had likely caused a crisis.

• Oran said Piltover’s medical project would give inexperienced doctors practical training and help counter poor-quality prosthetics made by untrained practitioners.
• The Kings dismissed concern about the increasingly active Revolutionary Army, and Uta offered to attend future Reveries in place of Oran’s other daughters.
• Lyliana flew Sanji to Whole Cake Island, intending to attend Charlotte Linlin’s Tea Party and arrange a master to teach him desserts.
• Lyliana found no Big Mom Pirates waiting to welcome them and sensed trouble within Cake Island, telling Sanji they had arrived during the island’s greatest danger.

Lyliana brought Sanji to Cake Island, where Streusen began training him to make genuinely delicious food. After Sanji saw islanders bullying a three-eyed girl, he stepped in to defend her and called her eyes beautiful.

• Lyliana explained the Sea Emperors’ territories and took Sanji to the island’s center after Charlotte Linlin’s rampage had ended.
• Katakuri welcomed Lyliana, and Smoothie led her away while Perospero brought Sanji to the kitchen.
• Streusen tested Sanji with food created by his Devil Fruit and taught him that a chef must not serve bad food or waste ingredients.
• Sanji trained under Streusen and absorbed his cooking experience while helping in the kitchen.
• Sanji found several children tormenting a three-eyed girl, stopped one boy from pulling her hair, and told her that her eyes were beautiful.

Sanji rescued Brulee from bullies, praised her third eye, and offered her candy, earning her trust as he walked her home. Zeus reported the encounter to Charlotte Linlin, who learned that Sanji and Brulee had met.

• Sanji drove away the children bullying Brulee and praised her eyes.
• Brulee hid her knife by claiming it was a mirror, and Sanji wrapped it in a handkerchief before giving her candy.
• Brulee told Sanji she lived on Cake Mountain, and he offered to walk her home.
• Zeus watched Sanji and Brulee leave together, then reported the encounter to Charlotte Linlin.
• Charlotte Linlin heard Zeus's account and said the meeting seemed like a good thing.

Charlotte Linlin treated her children's marriages as tools for recruiting valued pirates and forming alliances with powerful forces. Other encounters ended with an angel refusing a rescue because she feared for Jian Twelve's safety.

• Charlotte Linlin used her children's marriages to secure alliances and made valued recruits to the BIG Pirates her sons-in-law or daughters-in-law.
• The swordsmen approached the town's towering stone archway with renewed enthusiasm.
• Chu Qing picked up Chu Liangchen, carried him toward the exit, and spoke softly to Shangguan Mingqing at the door.
• Xuanxuan placed a lunchbox on the table and walked out after realizing that she had no tears left.
• Xuanxuan vowed never to visit a bar again and decided to keep the two bar incidents secret from Dongfang Ji.
• The angel insisted that Shi Erlang could not enter and rejected a rescue because she wanted Jian Twelve to remain safe.

Lyliana contacted Oran about Charlotte Linlin's proposed marriage alliance. Elsewhere, Chen Tian faced an attack by a gray-robed man, and Liu Yusheng tried unsuccessfully to rouse Xu Jing.

• Lyliana contacted Oran with her new communication device and reported Charlotte Linlin's interest in a marriage alliance.
• Wei Zhongxian resorted to a desperate measure to avoid exposing their scheme and paying Young Master Cheng Jiafei's medical fees.
• Lydia said she had taught Vya meditation.
• A gray-robed man behind Shui Yuanqing summoned black aura and withered claws that grabbed at Chen Tian after he caught the Dark Kong Sword.
• Wenren Qianjue returned to his room, brewed tea, ate pastries, and watched Zhou Yu for amusement.
• Liu Yusheng shook Xu Jing, but she remained unresponsive, and his nervousness made him forget the techniques he had prepared.