Chapter Summaries

Enel, Yamato, and Moria held off Kizaru and Aramaki offshore while the battle on Onigashima ended with Kaido’s defeat. Kizaru and Aramaki escaped toward the Marine warships as the Eclipse forces began taking control of Wano Country.

• Enel, Yamato, and Moria fought Kizaru offshore and blocked his route toward Onigashima.
• Aramaki arrived wounded and told Kizaru that Sabo had defeated him at the Flower Capital.
• Kaido’s Flame Dragon Torch was cut down by a black sun and a golden-red Vermilion Bird, and Kaido fell.
• Kizaru and Aramaki used a barrage of light to cover their retreat while Enel, Yamato, and Moria pursued them.
• Kizaru returned to a Marine warship, and Aramaki followed as Wano Country receded behind them.

After Kaido’s defeat, Ace and the Eclipse secured Onigashima, claimed the Beasts Pirates’ Devil Fruits and research samples, and buried Kaido. Ace began rebuilding Wano under Eclipse’s temporary control, leaving the country’s old rulers without a place in the new order.

• Ace returned to Onigashima with Kaido’s body and the Azure Dragon Fruit while the Eclipse captured or eliminated the remaining resistance.
• Ace recovered the abilities of the defeated officers and Kurozumi forces, and Caesar, Indigo, Chopper, and Luo collected Lineage Factor samples under Ace’s orders.
• Eclipse Warriors buried Kaido on a cliff, where Yamato watched silently with her shackles gone.
• Ace’s forces sent Beasts Pirates and Kurozumi retainers to mines or dealt with them according to their crimes, while distributing food and beginning repairs across Wano.
• Ace ordered the granaries opened, polluting factories shut, key resources secured, and Wano placed under Eclipse’s temporary control without a shogun or hereditary daimyo.
• Ace received reports that the cleanup and security measures were underway and ordered his forces to continue.

Moria visited a shrine in Ringo bearing the name Kozuki Moria and learned that villagers had believed he died fighting Kaido. After confirming Kaido was dead, Moria chose to stay in Wano for a while and help repair the damage left by Kaido and Orochi.

• Moria and Perona found a shrine in Ringo with a plaque bearing the name Kozuki Moria.
• An old woman told Moria that villagers remembered him as a boy from the West Blue and had raised the plaque after he disappeared following his battle with Kaido.
• Moria told the old woman and the villagers that Kaido was dead, and Perona said Captain Ace had killed him.
• Moria left the plaque in place and told the villagers he would protect Wano for a while before leaving again.
• Moria headed toward Onigashima, saying, “I'm back.”

Yamato asked Ace to let her join the Eclipse Pirates, and he welcomed her aboard. At the Onigashima banquet, she celebrated with her new crewmates and shared stories of fighting Kizaru.

• Yamato told Ace she wanted to go to sea, and Ace invited her to join the Eclipse Pirates.
• Ace explained the crew’s rules, and Yamato agreed to follow him aboard.
• At the banquet, Ace announced that Yamato had joined the crew, and the Eclipse Pirates welcomed her.
• Yamato ate and drank with the crew, then showed the Dwarves how she had struck Kizaru.

Ace began reorganizing Wano Country under Eclipse rule, opening food stores, addressing poisoned water and polluted factories, and replacing hereditary rulers with capable workers. The chapter ended with Wano’s gates open and its people facing an uncertain recovery beneath the Eclipse flag.

• Ace ordered grain distributed across Wano, poisoned wells sealed, and polluted factories shut down while promising work and supplies to skilled laborers.
• Ace abolished the shogun and hereditary daimyo, appointing capable former laborers and officials to manage the country instead.
• Ace warned a samurai who invoked the Kozuki Clan against using its name to seize power, and the samurai accepted his decision.
• Eclipse opened the Flower Capital’s gates, began clearing roads and delivering grain, and posted a notice placing Wano under Eclipse control.
• Sabo reported that skilled workers had stayed and that nobles and Kozuki loyalists remained resentful, while Ace threatened to send those who resisted to the mines.

Ace and the Eclipse forces reopened the Hakumai Submerged Port, restoring a route for cargo to enter Wano Country. With the small freight platform working and the large one still under repair, the chapter left them preparing to solve the difficult land routes from Hakumai to the rest of the country.

• Yamato showed the Eclipse forces where the passage behind the waterfall lay, and Shark led Fish-Men underwater to find its hidden gate.
• Shark and the Fish-Men cleared wreckage from the submerged entrance while Jeno located the surface freight yard beneath the Hakumai highlands.
• Jeno, Leona, the Dwarves, and Hakumai craftsmen repaired the small freight platform, while the large lift required two or three more days of work.
• The Fish-Man team escorted the first freighter through the waterfall, and the repaired platform carried medicine, filter materials, tools, and rations to the Hakumai surface.
• Chopper organized medicine at a temporary shelter as the Eclipse Warriors prepared supplies for the Flower Capital and other regions.
• Ace and Sabo noted that cargo still needed safe routes beyond Hakumai, while Sky Island Warriors brought a cloud platform toward the highlands.

Jeno proposed building a Cloud Road along Wano Country’s outer wall to supplement the limited Hakumai Submerged Port, and Ace approved a light-cargo test section. By nightfall, the crew had secured and tested a small cloud platform, and they prepared to begin construction in earnest the next day.

• Jeno explained that the Submerged Port could not handle the growing flow of supplies and proposed a Cloud Road from offshore safe waters to the Hakumai Highlands.
• Jeno outlined a route using cloud platforms, Seastone fasteners, steel cables, water-powered winches, and Sky Island equipment, while Carina urged the crew to make the road defensible.
• Ace ordered the crew to keep repairing the Submerged Port and approved a test section for light cargo, while Leona arranged to bring cloud materials from Sky Island.
• The crew secured a test cloud foundation on the outer side of the Hakumai Highlands, and Jeno hauled a small cargo crate across it before planning reinforcements.
• Ace ordered the crew to put the Cloud Road plan into action starting the next day.

Eclipse began recruiting skilled people across Wano, screening applicants and assigning them to combat, crafts, logistics, and intelligence roles. As Sabo coordinated the new operation and a mirror passage connected Wano to Dressrosa, Chopper and the researchers began studying samples to improve Limit Breaker.

• Eclipse posted recruitment notices throughout the Flower Capital, and Sabo directed applicants to different departments while Dwarf agents identified suspicious candidates.
• Carina used reports from her agents to flag infiltrators, and Eclipse detained two former warriors before testing began.
• Urouge, Cavendish, and Leona tested combat candidates; Sabo sent a determined young swordsman to the Training Squad, while Jeno assigned three craftsmen to the Hakumai Submerged Port Engineering Team.
• Rebecca opened a mirror passage between the Shogun's Palace and Dressrosa, allowing key personnel and emergency supplies to travel between Wano and Eclipse's main base.
• Chopper, Caesar, Indigo, and Jeno examined samples from Kaido, King, and Orochi and planned safe tests to improve training and medicine for Limit Breaker.
• Sabo reported the recruitment, mirror passage, and research progress to Ace, who left the work in Sabo's hands as Eclipse continued organizing its new territory.

After Kaido’s fall, Morgans announced that Ace had defeated another Emperor and taken Wano for the Eclipse Pirates. The World Government assessed the threat and delayed deciding whether to raise Ace’s bounty beyond 5.5 billion Beli.

• Morgans printed a headline declaring Kaido’s defeat and the Eclipse Pirates’ rise, then sent News Coo to distribute the papers worldwide.
• The World Government confirmed that Kaido was dead, Onigashima had fallen, and Wano was under the Eclipse Pirates’ control.
• The elders reviewed reports that Sabo had driven back Aramaki and Enel had held off Kizaru, and they examined the Eclipse Pirates’ expanding ranks.
• The elders ordered their agents to investigate Wano’s Seastone and rebuild their intelligence network after the Kurozumi line collapsed.
• The World Government postponed Ace’s bounty announcement until it received more intelligence, despite Morgans’s report already circulating.

At Marine Headquarters, Sengoku and the other leaders assessed the Eclipse Pirates’ victories in Wano and approved new bounties, with Portgas D. Ace’s set just below Roger’s record. The Navy then ordered closer surveillance of Whitebeard’s territory after intercepting scattered talk linking Ace, Roger, the Road Poneglyph, and Whitebeard.

• Kizaru reported that Enel, Gecko Moria, and Yamato had blocked his advance in Wano, while Tsuru reported that Sabo drove off Aramaki and the CP0 evacuation team was wiped out.
• Sengoku set Portgas D. Ace’s bounty at five billion five hundred fifty million Beli, just below Roger’s record.
• Sengoku approved new bounties for Leona, Shark, Gecko Moria, Jeno, and Yamato, while Tsuru recommended no major changes for the other listed pirates.
• Tsuru presented intercepted communications concerning the Whitebeard Pirates, and Sengoku ordered increased surveillance of Whitebeard’s territory and immediate reports about Eclipse.

After the war, Ace and the others received their new bounties and discussed Eclipse’s next steps. Ace said they would secure their gains, unite their territories, and continue expanding across the New World.

• Carina presented the new posters, revealing Ace’s bounty of 5,550,000,000 Beli and new bounties for Sabo, Enel, Leona, Shark, Moria, Jeno, and Yamato.
• Yamato cherished her first bounty of 1,160,000,000 Beli because it named her as Yamato rather than Kaido’s son.
• Buggy discovered his bounty had not increased, while Chopper was relieved that his poster still listed him at 100 Beli.
• Ace told the group to secure their territories, train, and prepare to take Totto Land and Wano Country while connecting Eclipse’s holdings.
• Sabo, Carina, Jeno, Shark, and Chopper each affirmed that they would continue their work as the group prepared to move forward.

Ace and Sabo organized Eclipse’s territories into a coordinated network, assigning trade and tourism to Dressrosa, food production to Totto Land, industry to Wano Country, and secrecy to Sky Island. As the routes and communications began operating, Ace learned that Issho was still in Dressrosa and went there with Yamato and Sabo.

• Ace assigned each territory a role, while Sabo outlined how its ports, supplies, workshops, and shipping would be managed.
• Carina established tiered communications and monitoring, and Sabo restricted Mirror Room travel to core officers, emergencies, and dispatchers.
• The territories reported their first operations, and Shark took responsibility for establishing an underwater patrol system.
• A routine Dressrosa update revealed that Issho was still there, prompting Ace to decide to return.
• Rebecca opened the Mirror Room, and Ace, Yamato, and Sabo traveled toward Dressrosa.

Ace, Sabo, and Yamato traveled from Wano Country to Dressrosa through the Mirror World and saw the lively city under the Eclipse's control. The chapter ended with Ace describing how Dressrosa, Totto Land, and Wano Country would support one another through trade and development.

• Yamato, Sabo, and Ace crossed the Mirror World passage from Onigashima to Dressrosa's guarded palace Mirror Room.
• Yamato explored Dressrosa's busy streets and learned from Sabo and Ace that visitors came to see the territory under the Eclipse Flag.
• Ace, Sabo, and Yamato visited Issho at a harbor-side noodle stall, where he discussed the city's everyday life and his occasional gambling.
• Ace explained that Dressrosa would develop trade and tourism, with Totto Land supplying food and Wano Country handling industry.

Issho joined the Eclipse Pirates and agreed to guard Dressrosa, where Ace’s rules had made the city’s lively sounds worth protecting. News of his decision reached Onigashima, where Carina marked him as the flag’s new guardian.

• Issho told Ace that he valued Dressrosa’s noisy, ordinary life and believed the Eclipse did not take pleasure in common people’s suffering.
• Issho offered to join the Eclipse, warning Ace that he would draw his blade if the crew became what he despised.
• Ace welcomed Issho as Dressrosa’s guardian, allowing him to remain on the island rather than follow the main ship.
• Sabo explained to Yamato that protecting Dressrosa meant protecting the Eclipse Flag, and the group returned to their noodles.
• Carina and Buggy heard that Issho had joined and learned he would be stationed in Dressrosa.

Ace and his allies went to Kuri to investigate Tama’s ability to command animals and Tenguyama Hitetsu’s hidden sword cases and records. After recruiting Tama to help protect Wano, Ace revealed that the old swordsmith was Kozuki Sukiyaki.

• Carina reported that Tama could make animals obey her and that Tenguyama Hitetsu refused to surrender old sword cases and workshop records.
• Ace, Sabo, and Yamato traveled through the Mirror World to the Eclipse outpost near Amigasa Village.
• Ace met Tama and learned that her animal companions helped guard the granary, while Sabo proposed using their observations for surveillance across Wano.
• Ace told Tama to teach the animals to recognize important sites and the Eclipse Flag, and she agreed to help.
• Tama led Ace and the others to Hitetsu’s home, where Ace identified the masked swordsmith as Kozuki Sukiyaki.

Ace and Sabo revealed that Tenguyama Hitetsu was Kozuki Sukiyaki and offered him a place in Wano’s new order rather than restoring him as shogun. Sukiyaki agreed to help rebuild the country, and the chapter ended with him hanging up his Tengu Mask.

• Sabo explained how he and Ace identified Tenguyama Hitetsu as the former shogun Kozuki Sukiyaki, and Sukiyaki confirmed his identity to Tama.
• Ace told Sukiyaki that Wano would not return to rule by clan names, and Sukiyaki chose helping the hungry people over reclaiming the shogunate.
• Sabo assigned Sukiyaki to support Wano’s traditional crafts, swordsmiths, and Seastone processing in Hakumai, and Sukiyaki agreed to share his knowledge of the Poneglyphs with Robin.
• Sukiyaki revealed Nidai Kitetsu, Ame no Habakiri, and Enma, and Ace placed them in the Eclipse Named Sword Repository rather than assigning them to anyone.
• Sabo told Ace that officials had stopped people in Flower Capital from using the Kozuki name to seize grain, and Sukiyaki vowed to prevent the clan name from being used to harm Wano again.
• Ace and the others left Kuri, and Sukiyaki hung his Tengu Mask on the wall.

Moria encountered Onimaru, the Mythical Zoan fox guarding Ringo’s Sword Graveyard, and admitted he had taken Ryuma’s corpse and Shusui years earlier. After agreeing to protect the graves and let Onimaru watch over him, Moria brought him through the Mirror Room to meet Ace in the Flower Capital.

• Perona and Moria discussed Moria’s return to Ringo as he watched over the Sword Graveyard.
• Onimaru attacked Moria over Shusui, and Moria fought him until Onimaru retreated and revealed his white komagitsune form.
• Moria admitted taking Ryuma’s corpse and Shusui, then promised not to touch the old grave relics and invited Onimaru to help guard them.
• Onimaru said he would keep watching Moria, who contacted Ace and arranged to bring him to the Flower Capital.
• Onimaru followed Moria and Perona through the Mirror Room, leaving the Sword Graveyard behind.

Moria brought Onimaru to Ace in the Flower Capital, where Onimaru learned that Kawamatsu had survived imprisonment in Udon. After the two reunited, Ace assigned them to help secure Wano’s industrial route for the Eclipse.

• Moria introduced Onimaru, also known as Gyukimaru, to Ace and explained his history guarding Ringo and gathering weapons with Kawamatsu.
• Sabo told Onimaru that Kawamatsu had been found alive in a sealed cell in Udon and was recovering at a clinic.
• Kawamatsu entered the hall, and Onimaru transformed into a white komagitsune and rushed to reunite with him.
• Ace asked Kawamatsu and Onimaru to secure the route connecting Ringo, Udon, and Hakumai for the Eclipse.
• Carina arranged a communications channel for the route, and Ace warned that anyone using the old order to seize swords or food would be executed under Wano’s new laws.
• Kawamatsu and Onimaru stayed together to recover and discuss the past ten years while Moria, Perona, and Buggy left the hall.

Shinobu joined the Eclipse’s cultivation work in Dressrosa after Chopper discovered that her Ripe-Ripe Fruit could accelerate trials of new crops and medicinal herbs. Bonney also began testing whether her Age-Age Fruit could help, while the group established strict rules for their experiments.

• Shinobu registered to help rebuild Wano Country, and Ace directed her to work with Chopper because of her Ripe-Ripe Fruit.
• At the Flower Capital Clinic, Shinobu accelerated a medicinal herb seed, and Chopper recognized that her ability could shorten cultivation trials.
• Chopper brought Shinobu to the Dressrosa greenhouse, where she carefully ripened wheat samples while the Dwarves and Luo recorded and tested them.
• Caesar, Indigo, and Jeno joined the discussion, and Jeno set limits on where Shinobu’s ability could be used and how the results would be recorded.
• Bonney tried using her Age-Age Fruit on an herb sample, but Chopper and Luo could not yet determine whether it had an effect.
• Chopper sent out a report defining the projects and safety rules, including a ban on human experimentation and on Caesar handling samples alone.

Yamato challenged Ace to a spar and learned how far she still had to go, then spent the day training with Shark and Urouge. The day ended with the crew sharing food and jokes as Yamato resolved to keep improving.

• Yamato challenged Ace to a spar, and he defeated her in three exchanges without using his sword or Devil Fruit powers.
• Ace pointed out flaws in Yamato’s strikes, and she practiced her recovery and attacks for most of the afternoon.
• Yamato joined Shark and Urouge’s sparring session and trained with them in turn.
• Yamato and Bonney ate heartily at dinner while Buggy and Mr. 3 argued over Buggy’s small Ryuo breakthrough.
• Yamato promised Ace she would fight him again after working on his advice, then continued practicing until Chopper told her to rest.
• Bonney challenged Yamato to an eating contest at breakfast, and the crew laughed when Buggy reached for the last piece of cake.