Chapter Summaries

Dunn, Hawkeye, and Issho sailed past the Marines after destroying the pirates pursuing them, and Dunn claimed the bounty for their capture. Alarmed that Hawkeye had joined Dunn, Sengoku sent Garp to discover Dunn’s goal.

• Dunn, Hawkeye, and Issho destroyed the pirate ships blocking their route, while Robin watched from their boat.
• Momonga ordered the Marine warships to clear a path, and Dunn asked him to deposit the pirates’ bounty for Garp to handle.
• Dunn returned to the boat, where Hawkeye asked about combining flames with swordsmanship and Dunn promised to show him when they fought.
• Sengoku learned that Hawkeye was traveling with Dunn and Issho, then contacted Garp to ask him to find out what Dunn wanted.

Dunn delayed fighting Hawkeye so he could pursue his plan to stop a disaster by reaching Sky Island, and the Log Pose eventually pointed upward. At Jaya’s docks, Garp met Dunn and delivered a bounty chest while confirming that Issho was the man who had summoned a meteor.

• Garp agreed to sail to Jaya and learn Dunn’s objective, while Bogard wondered why Hawkeye was traveling with him.
• Dunn told Hawkeye and Issho that he needed to reach Sky Island to stop a disaster, and Hawkeye followed him after Issho declined to fight.
• Hawkeye became a swordsmanship instructor for Dunn and Robin while they waited for the Log Pose to finish recording.
• The Log Pose needle pointed straight upward, and Dunn led the group toward the docks to handle another matter.
• Garp arrived at Jaya aboard a Dog-Head Warship, and Dunn warned him not to recruit Issho while Issho remained his companion.
• Bogard handed Dunn a chest containing the bounty for defeating a 280-million-berry Supernova and several of his subordinates.

Garp questioned Dunn about his goals, and Dunn revealed that he planned to establish a Hunter Guild. After Garp reported back to Sengoku, Dunn's crew counted the five hundred million bounty money and discussed Hawkeye's planned duel with Dunn.

• Dunn told Garp he planned to create a Hunter Guild and described Hawkeye as a Marine Hunter and Issho as his partner.
• Garp reported Dunn's plans and companions to Sengoku, who ordered him to take command of the Marines' response to the fighting between Red-Haired Shanks and Charlotte Linlin.
• Robin counted the five hundred million bounty money, which Dunn planned to use to build a ship in Water 7.
• Dunn told Hawkeye they would fight once they found a suitable place, and Hawkeye agreed to wait.

Dunn and his companions reached the Sky Island and flew toward Upper Yard despite Enel’s lightning assault. As Gan Fall watched their ship approach, he hoped the adventurers from the Blue Sea could change the Sky Island’s fate.

• Dunn had Issho use gravity to lift the ship, and Dunn’s flames propelled it through the clouds toward the Sky Island.
• Dunn sensed Enel had noticed him, and the crew discovered the clouds above them behaved like seawater.
• Dunn told the crew Enel had detected them, and they flew toward Upper Yard beneath gathering thunderclouds.
• Enel directed his lightning at the ship, but Hawkeye’s slashes and Dunn’s flames blocked the bolts as the crew pressed on.
• Gan Fall watched the ship approach and recalled the pirates led by Roger who had once visited the Sky Island.

Dunn and his companions reached Upper Yard and clashed with Enel, whose lightning attacks could not overwhelm them. After Hawkeye and Issho struck him down, Hawkeye leaped from the ship to continue the fight, leaving Enel's attendants fleeing in panic.

• Dunn stopped Issho from calling down a meteor and explained that Enel could generate vast amounts of lightning even without thunderclouds.
• Dunn decided to defeat Enel and force him to submit rather than kill him, then guided the ship toward Upper Yard.
• Enel recognized the ship's crew as the people watching him and planned to make them his subordinates for his future conquest of Fairy Vearth.
• Enel's attendants demanded that Dunn and his companions pay respects, but Hawkeye sliced Enel and his throne apart before Enel counterattacked.
• Issho crushed Enel with gravity, and Hawkeye jumped from the ship to attack him again as the attendants scattered.

Hawkeye overwhelmed Enel in a sword fight, exposing Enel’s lack of combat experience and resolve. After Hawkeye returned to Dunn and Issho’s ship, Enel charged after them, but Issho’s power forced his lightning form into the ground.

• Hawkeye repeatedly attacked Enel, who used his lightning powers to evade and counterattack.
• Dunn and Issho discussed Enel’s abilities and explained to Robin that Hawkeye was testing him, while Enel lacked experience against powerful opponents.
• Hawkeye split Enel’s 60 Million Volt Thunder Dragon and held Yoru at Enel’s throat before calling him too weak.
• Hawkeye knocked Enel into the shattered divine throne, then returned to Dunn and Issho’s ship.
• Enel pursued the ship as a massive sphere of lightning, but Issho raised his sword and sent him crashing into the ground.

Issho defeated Enel with gravity, and Dunn stepped in before Issho could kill him. Dunn planned to recruit Enel for a pirate version of the Hunter Exam on Skypiea, but Enel attacked him after waking.

• Issho used gravity to suppress Enel’s lightning form and struck him with Gravity Blade: Fierce Tiger, leaving him unconscious.
• Dunn told Hawkeye that Enel’s Devil Fruit was powerful but that Enel had weaknesses and lacked calmness.
• Dunn decided to spare Enel and considered making him the manager and final boss of a future pirate Hunter Exam on Skypiea.
• Dunn asked Issho to stop, and Issho sheathed his sword and returned to the ship after Dunn spoke with him about changing the world.
• Enel woke and attacked Dunn with lightning, but Dunn punched him with an Armament Haki-coated fist.
• Enel recovered as lightning and declared Skypiea his, while Dunn watched him gather power for another attack.

Dunn fought Enel in his Amaru form using only his fire abilities, while seeking to push the development of his Mera Mera no Mi past its bottleneck. The battle left Enel battered and Dunn holding a massive, condensed fireball called Flame Emperor.

• Enel transformed into a giant of lightning with 200 Million Volt Amaru, and Dunn sent his sword back to the ship before telling the others to move away.
• Enel fired a lightning fist at the retreating ship, but Dunn blocked it with Torch and rose to face him.
• Dunn turned into a huge fireball and repeatedly struck Enel with Fire Fist, while Enel failed to pinpoint him with Mantra.
• Gan Fall watched the battle from another island, while Hawkeye, Issho, and Robin observed and recognized that Dunn intended to defeat Enel with Devil Fruit powers alone.
• Dunn's fireball expanded until flames spread across God's Island, then rapidly condensed above his fist as Flame Emperor while the battered Enel faced its heat.

Dunn defeated Enel and recruited him into his crew, then claimed Skypiea for the Hunter Association and assigned Gan Fall to manage the island. Robin retrieved a rubbing of the Poneglyph, while Dunn planned to establish an examination site and explained that people who failed the Hunter Exam could become reserve Hunters.

• Dunn stopped his attack before it destroyed God's Island, and Enel collapsed after their fight.
• Dunn directed Robin to find the Poneglyph and told her to record the island's gold; after Hawkeye confirmed Enel was alive, Dunn recruited Enel into his crew.
• Dunn told Gan Fall that Skypiea belonged to the Hunter Association and put him in charge until a replacement arrived.
• Robin reached Shandora, made a rubbing of the Poneglyph, and returned to Dunn.
• Dunn planned to leave construction of the Skypiea examination site to Crocodile and said unsuccessful exam takers could become reserve Hunters.

Dunn prepared to leave Skypiea with Robin, Issho, Hawkeye, and the captured Enel, leaving Gan Fall documents for Crocodile’s people. After reaching the Blue Sea, Dunn and Hawkeye began a duel on a deserted island.

• Dunn gave Gan Fall the recorded documents for Crocodile’s people and decided to take Enel with them to the Sabaody Archipelago.
• Robin said she had copied the Poneglyph and believed it contained information about an ancient weapon.
• Dunn and his group departed Skypiea, and Gan Fall watched them leave while holding the documents.
• Dunn guided the ship down to the Blue Sea and chose a deserted island where he and Hawkeye could fight.
• Robin moved the ship away from the island with Issho and Enel aboard, while Dunn and Hawkeye faced each other on shore.
• Dunn promised to fight Hawkeye beyond swordsmanship, and Hawkeye welcomed the challenge.

Dunn fought Hawkeye in Burst Form, using his flames, Haki, and unusual durability to withstand Hawkeye’s attacks and keep up the pressure. After an hour of combat, Dunn unleashed Rising Sun Blade, and their clash split the sea and filled it with steam.

• Dunn entered Burst Form and attacked Hawkeye with blazing sword strikes and flying slashes.
• Hawkeye’s Yoru struck Dunn repeatedly, but Dunn’s body remained unharmed, and Dunn’s powerful blow sent Hawkeye flying.
• Dunn used Nadeshiko Slash to attack from behind, while Hawkeye pressed the offensive to avoid being worn down by defending.
• An hour later, Dunn’s aura had grown stronger rather than fading, and Hawkeye realized Dunn could sustain the form far longer than expected.
• Dunn launched Rising Sun Blade, and Hawkeye met the attack in midair; Dunn grabbed Yoru’s blade as their clash split the sea and vaporized seawater.

After Hawkeye’s duel with Dunn pushed him to the brink, Dunn activated Indomitable and unleashed overwhelming power that transformed the island into lava. The surge let him master Conqueror’s Haki Emission, but he remained unable to control his strength precisely.

• Dunn caught Hawkeye’s full-force strike barehanded, then sent him away from the island as his power erupted.
• Dunn’s transformation engulfed the island in intense heat, leaving Hawkeye and Issho astonished by his strength.
• Dunn restrained his devastating power and unleashed Conqueror’s Haki, knocking Robin and Enel unconscious and making Hawkeye and Issho sweat with strain.
• Dunn sensed the flow of his Conqueror’s Haki and immediately mastered Conqueror’s Haki Emission.
• Dunn used Observation Haki to cover more than a hundred kilometers and tried to direct his Conqueror’s Haki precisely, but failed to control it.

Dunn unleashed the full power of Indomitable, drawing attention from Vegapunk and Im before the thirty-minute transformation ended. After returning to the ship, he asked Hawkeye to teach him swordsmanship so he could better control his strength, and Hawkeye agreed.

• Dunn flew into the sky and released a blazing burst of power that triggered Vegapunk’s energy alarm and caught Im’s attention.
• After Indomitable ended, Dunn found he could no longer use Conqueror’s Haki with Emission and realized the ability had been exclusive to that state.
• Dunn returned to the ship, where Hawkeye and Issho questioned the power he had revealed, and Hawkeye compared his strength with Shanks’s.
• Dunn asked Hawkeye to teach him swordsmanship, and Hawkeye agreed after acknowledging his defeat.

Dunn trained with Hawkeye, who agreed to continue guiding him despite Dunn’s crude reliance on overwhelming strength. As the ship headed toward the Florian Triangle, Dunn announced he would take Shusui from Moria, and Hawkeye and Issho decided to go with him.

• Hawkeye criticized Dunn’s swordsmanship and told him to learn to control his rapidly growing strength.
• After Dunn joked that he might someday crush everyone with sheer power, Hawkeye agreed to keep guiding him and invited Issho to fight him.
• Dunn asked whether Robin liked swordsmanship, then said they would pass through the Florian Triangle on their way to Sabaody Archipelago.
• Dunn revealed that he planned to take Shusui, Wano Country’s national treasure, from Moria.
• Hawkeye and Issho both volunteered to accompany Dunn to retrieve Shusui.

Dunn confronted Gecko Moria on Thriller Bark while Hawkeye challenged the zombie Shimotsuki Ryuma for Shusui. Dunn left after testing defenses against Moria’s and Perona’s abilities, telling Issho to have Hawkeye bring back the sword.

• Dunn used Conqueror’s Haki to knock out Moria’s zombies and officers, then sent Hawkeye to face Shimotsuki Ryuma.
• Dunn approached Moria and blocked his Shadow Thorn before knocking him down with a punch.
• Moria grabbed Dunn’s shadow but could not lift it, and Dunn kicked him through a cabin.
• Perona’s Negative Hollow bounced off Dunn and struck her two companions, who woke up overwhelmed by despair.
• Dunn departed with Robin and Enel, leaving Issho to tell Hawkeye to bring back Shusui.

After defeating Shimotsuki Ryuma’s zombie, Hawkeye took Shusui and gave it to Dunn, who set course for the Sabaody Archipelago to pursue his plans for Conqueror’s Haki and Crocodile. Meanwhile, Red-Haired Shanks’s war against Charlotte Linlin drew the world’s attention, with Marines gathering nearby.

• Hawkeye defeated Shimotsuki Ryuma in a swordsmanship duel, and Ryuma gave up Shusui before his body collapsed and his shadow returned to Brook.
• Hawkeye took Shusui from Thriller Bark and handed it to Issho, while Moria warned Perona and his other subordinates not to speak of the encounter.
• Dunn tested Shusui and offered it to Robin, who declined because the sword did not suit her; Dunn decided to save it for one of his junior students.
• Dunn’s ship left the Florian Triangle and headed for the Sabaody Archipelago, where Dunn planned to develop his Conqueror’s Haki and later travel to Water 7 to build a ship.
• Red-Haired Shanks went to war against Charlotte Linlin, and Benn Beckman reported that Marines were stationed in the nearby waters.

Shanks confronted BIG MOM while the Marines watched from a distance, and Garp and Aokiji discussed Dunn’s growing influence. Dunn and his companions arrived at the Sabaody Archipelago, where Dunn and Robin prepared to travel to Water 7 and the others agreed to wait at Shakky's Rip-off Bar.

• Shanks went to meet the approaching Charlotte Linlin, while Benn Beckman and the crew trusted their captain to handle the clash.
• Aokiji and Garp observed the pirates’ battle and discussed Dunn’s plan to establish a Hunter Guild and his likely future in the New World.
• Dunn, Robin, Hawkeye, Issho, and Enel reached the Sabaody Archipelago, and Dunn assigned Hawkeye and Issho to keep an eye on Enel.
• Dunn and Robin prepared to take the sea train to Water 7, while Hawkeye and Issho agreed to meet them later at Shakky's Rip-off Bar on Island Thirteen.

Dunn and Robin traveled from the Sabaody Archipelago toward Water 7, where Sengoku feared their arrival could collide with the World Government’s operation involving Spandam. A pair of World Economic Journal reporters approached Dunn aboard the ship, and he asked to speak with their president, Morgans.

• Issho and Mihawk discussed Dunn’s knowledge of the Grand Line and planned to visit Shakky’s Rip-off Bar while Enel listened.
• Sengoku learned Mihawk had arrived at Sabaody and ordered surveillance on both Mihawk’s group and Dunn.
• Dunn and Robin discovered the sea train did not reach Sabaody, so they boarded a passenger ship bound for Water 7.
• Sengoku learned Spandam was still conducting a World Government operation in Water 7 and worried Robin’s presence could spark a conflict with Dunn.
• Two World Economic Journal reporters approached Dunn for an interview, and Dunn told them to contact Morgans.

Dunn arranged for Morgans to spread news about the Hunter Guild and reassured Robin that he would protect her from the World Government. In Water 7, Spandam threatened Tom over an alleged attack by Cutty Flam and demanded the blueprints, but an unknown voice interrupted before Tom could be arrested.

• Dunn offered Morgans news in exchange for publicity and told him to contact Crocodile at the Sabaody Archipelago.
• Dunn and Robin discussed the dangers the Hunter Guild might draw from the Marines and World Government, and Dunn promised to stand behind her.
• At Tom's Workers, Spandam accused Cutty Flam of attacking an Enies Lobby vessel and demanded Tom hand over the blueprints.
• Tom offered to take the punishment himself by using the Sea Train's achievement to offset the alleged crime.
• An unknown speaker interrupted Spandam, declaring that Tom could not be taken because the speaker needed him to build a ship.

Dunn rescued Tom from Spandam, killed the World Government official, and paid Tom to build a sturdy ship with a flamethrower. He then explored Water 7 with Robin, examined Spandam’s Devil Fruit-eating sword, and prepared to stay while the ship was built, as Cipher Pol agents waited for news of their commander.

• Spandam ordered his Cipher Pol agents to seize Robin, but Dunn kicked them through the walls.
• Robin used Six Fleur: Clutch to break Spandam’s neck after he attacked Dunn, and Dunn asked Tom to build him a ship.
• Robin paid Tom 500 million Belly, and Dunn warned him to leave Water 7 once the ship was finished.
• Dunn told Robin that objects could eat Devil Fruits, then withdrew operating funds from a bank.
• Dunn said he would make it clear that he planned to stay in Water 7 undisturbed, while Blueno and others reported that they had received no word from their commander.