Key Plot Points and Events

• Leo gains a massive power boost (33 levels) after defeating the Thorn-Crowned King Dragon.
• He confronts a group of demi-humans, causing them to flee in fear.
• Leo and his team return to their base to rest and train, with Little Azure and the team members improving significantly.
• They journey to the Birdmen's nest, and Leo descends from Little Azure to confront them.
• Leo unleashes a devastating punch, erasing an entire mountain range and settling the old debt with the Birdmen.

Character Developments

• Leo's power increases significantly, reaching level 275.
• Little Azure's aura strengthens after consuming the Thorn-Crowned King Dragon's meat.
• Sophia, Morel, Kastro, and the other team members improve their combat skills during training.

Significant Themes

• Power and Strength: Leo's growing power is a central theme, as he continues to gain levels and improve his abilities.
• Revenge and Karmic Debt: Leo's quest to avenge the Kape Civilization drives the plot, and he finally settles that old debt with the Birdmen.
• Fear and Respect: Leo's actions instill fear in the demi-humans, earning him their respect as the strongest human they've ever seen.

Character Interactions

• Leo and the demi-humans: Leo's presence and power cause the demi-humans to flee in fear.
• Leo and his team: They train together, improving their skills, and Little Azure aids Leo in his final confrontation with the Birdmen.
• Leo and the Birdmen: Leo's actions erase the Birdmen's nest, settling the karmic debt between them.

Chapter Summary: Hunter x Hunter Complete, A New World!

Key Plot Points & Events

1. Leo's decision to leave the Dark Continent – Standing atop Little Azure (now exceeding 10,000 meters), Leo concludes that his exploration of the Dark Continent is complete. He has achieved his goal of becoming the strongest in the world and now wishes to travel to other worlds.
2. Parting with Bai – Leo releases Bai from their arrangement as agreed. Bai chooses to stay on the Dark Continent, his homeland. The team bids farewell and departs on Little Azure.
3. Seven months of hunting – The team continuously hunts giant beasts, what they level up. Kastro, Morel, and the other nine reach level 150; Leo reaches level 303; Little Azure officially reaches adulthood.
4. Leo reveals his plan to travel to other worlds – By the bonfire, he explains his intention to leave this world. All eleven team members unanimously agree to follow him.
5. Temporary disbandment and preparations – The team returns to handle personal affairs:
   • Sophia and Kastro report to the Hunter Association
   • Kalluto reunites with his family
   • Goreinu, Morel, and others visit hometowns
   • Leo confirms research progress: upgraded Life Water v5.1 (20ml saves the dying, 50ml restores fully), successfully germinated Nitrolomi seeds, and a new medicine that extends lifespan by 10 years (12 doses created, all taken by Leo)
   • Special defensive clothing made from a tough Dark Continent plant fiber (bulletproof when reinforced with Shu)
6. Farewells – Leo visits:
   • Beans at Hunter Association HQ – tells him to handle things as he sees fit, possibly hold a new election
   • Netero at Colton Manor – a long conversation reminiscing and discussing exploration
   • The Zodiacs – informs them he's leaving for a long time; gives Biscuit a bottle of Life Water and a Nitrolomi plant to extend her lifespan
7. Departure – With all supplies stored in Shizuku's Blinky, Leo activates his portal tattoo, opens a massive blue gate of light, and leads all eleven companions into a new world. Hisoka is the last to enter, pausing only to look at his playing card before stepping through.

Character Developments

• Leo – Has fully achieved his ambition of becoming the strongest. Now seeks novelty in other worlds rather than remaining where nothing challenges him. Shows maturity in tying loose ends and caring for relationships (especially with Biscuit).
• Bai – Chooses his roots over adventure; his quiet, dignified exit caps his arc.
• Biscuit – Leo's farewell to her is deeply emotional. He acknowledges her as his master "for the rest of my life" and gives her priceless gifts to ensure her longevity.
• Hisoka – Remains devoted to Leo, expressing his loyalty with characteristic amusement. His final moment with the playing card suggests a parting with his old self.
• The team – Seven months of combat has forged them into an extraordinarily cohesive unit; all are willing to abandon everything to follow Leo.

Significant Themes

• Endings and new beginnings – The closure of one journey and the threshold of another.
• Foundation versus adventure – Bai chooses home while Leo and the others choose the unknown.
• The power of bonds – A team forged through trials stays together across worlds.
• Gratitude and legacy – Leo's care for his master and allies shows growth beyond pure ambition.

Character Interactions

• Leo & Bai – A quiet, respectful parting; no drama, just mutual understanding.
• The bonfire scene – The team's unanimous, eager agreement to follow Leo demonstrates their absolute trust and cohesion.
• Leo & Netero – A warm nostalgic conversation marking the circle completed since their first battle.
• Leo & Biscuit – The most emotionally charged farewell; her restrained gratitude and his final tribute to her as his master.
• The final lineup – Each member enters the gate in turn, with Hisoka deliberately last, creating a symbolic closing chapter for the Hunter x Hunter world.

Author's Note (Postscript)

The author explains this ends the Hunter x Hunter arc. They acknowledge the Dark Continent portion was difficult to write and felt rushed, but a new idea (traveling to other worlds) gave the story fresh direction. The book (1.15 million words) is not finished — it continues into new worlds.

Plot points and events

• Leo brings his group of twelve through a gateway into a forested island. Using his ten-kilometer En, he finds a nearby town of ordinary people and no powerful fighters.
• The group sets out to gather information, carrying gold and jewels that Shizuku produces with Blinky to use as currency.
• A huge tiger charges out of the woods but flees when Leo releases a trace of killing intent.
• In town, the group exchanges valuables for local money. The skull-marked Beli banknotes reveal they have arrived in the world of One Piece, on the Grand Line.
• Leo buys a Log Pose and an Eternal Pose pointing toward the G-9 Marine Branch. He plans to seek out the Six Powers, especially Geppo, which could give his companions a way to fly.
• Recognizing the date as June 1, 1520, Leo realizes that Ace’s defeat at Banaro Island and the coming Marineford War are near. Intrigued by the opportunity, he decides to head toward the unfolding events.
• Outside town, Little Azure grows to full size. The group mounts up, and Leo directs it toward the Eternal Pose’s destination.

Character developments and interactions

• Leo quickly takes charge: he assesses the new world, directs the group to gather information, and forms plans once he identifies their destination.
• Morel urges caution about the unfamiliar world, while Goreinu finds the forest underwhelming. Hisoka, by contrast, eagerly anticipates finding new opponents.
• Kastro asks whether humans live there; Leo confirms they are ordinary residents.
• Shizuku provides the group’s prepared valuables, and several companions collect them before the descent.
• The tiger’s panicked escape demonstrates Leo’s intimidating presence, though Sophia simply observes with a faint smile and Goreinu jokes about the animal’s speed.
• Leo’s knowledge of One Piece shapes the group’s next goal: to seek useful combat techniques and approach major events in the story.

Significant themes

• Exploration and adaptation: The group enters an unknown world and quickly learns its geography, currency, and dangers.
• Power and intimidation: Leo’s killing intent is enough to rout a massive predator without a fight.
• Foreknowledge and opportunity: Leo uses his knowledge of the One Piece timeline to anticipate major events and pursue new challenges.
• Preparation and practical planning: The group arrives equipped with trade goods and obtains navigation tools before setting off.

Key Plot Points

• Leo arrives at the G-9 Naval Branch on Little Azure, observing the island. He has no interest in joining the Marines or becoming a pirate, viewing the Navy as servants of the Celestial Dragons.
• He leaves his companions (Kastro and others) waiting on Little Azure and infiltrates the branch unseen, moving past soldiers effortlessly.
• Leo enters the command room and confronts Vice Admiral Gareth after he finishes a phone call. Gareth attacks, but Leo pins him with invisible “Nen” pressure, knocking him unconscious.
• Upon waking, Leo offers a deal: the lives of everyone in the branch in exchange for the Navy’s Six Powers techniques.
• Gareth refuses, enraged. Leo takes him to the roof, demonstrates a devastating glowing sphere of light (implying immense destructive power), and gives Gareth three seconds to decide.
• Gareth reluctantly agrees before the countdown ends, and Leo dispels the attack, saying, “Good. Then let's begin.”

Character Developments

• Leo: Confident, pragmatic, and willing to use intimidation and force to achieve his goals. He disdains the Marines and acts freely, showcasing his overwhelming power and casual control over the situation.
• Gareth: Initially proud and defiant, he refuses to surrender. However, his loyalty to his subordinates ultimately breaks his will, making him yield to Leo’s coercion.

Significant Themes

• Power and Coercion: Leo’s absolute superiority forces a moral dilemma; Gareth chooses to protect his people over honor.
• Cynicism Toward the Marines: Leo openly dismisses the Navy as “Celestial Dragons’ lapdogs,” justifying his willingness to blackmail them.
• Moral Compromise: Gareth’s capitulation highlights the tension between duty and compassion under threat.

Character Interactions

• Leo & Gareth: A tense, one-sided confrontation where Leo dominates physically and psychologically, slowly breaking Gareth’s resistance through demonstration of power and a deadline.
• Leo & Companions (brief): Leo orders Kastro and others to wait, showing he operates independently and expects obedience.

After taking the Six Powers from Gareth, Leo taught the techniques to his companions and watched them train on a quiet island. Their practice was interrupted by the arrival of an enormous ship that Leo recognized.

• Leo left the G-9 branch after forcing Gareth to teach him the Six Powers, and Gareth reported the incident to Sengoku.
• Sengoku and Tsuru decided to set the incident aside because Marine Headquarters had no troops to spare during its war preparations.
• Leo demonstrated five of the Six Powers for Sophia, Morel, Kastro, Goreinu, and Hisoka, then guided their training while leaving out Tekkai.
• The group practiced the basics and prioritized Geppo, often combining it with Soru to improve their speed and maneuverability.
• Leo sensed an enormous ship approaching the island and recognized it.

Leo sensed Gran Tesoro approaching and brought his companions aboard to meet its owner, Gild Tesoro. After knocking out everyone else on the ship with Nen Pressure, he made Baccarat lead them to the Golden Emperor.

• Leo identified the approaching Gran Tesoro and explained its owner, Gild Tesoro, and the Gold-Gold Fruit to his companions.
• Leo and the others flew to Gran Tesoro, where he warned them to keep Ken active against the ship's gold dust.
• Baccarat approached the group and asked who they were, but Leo demanded to see Gild Tesoro.
• Leo released Nen Pressure across Gran Tesoro, knocking out more than a hundred thousand people while leaving Baccarat conscious.
• Leo told Baccarat to take them to Gild Tesoro, and she led the group through the deserted streets.

Leo confronted Gild Tesoro in Gran Tesoro and offered him a chance to attack before demanding his submission. After Tesoro’s attacks failed to harm Leo, Leo carried him into the sky and formed a vast sphere of light that left Tesoro stunned.

• Baccarat led Leo and his group into Tesoro’s room, where unconscious bodies lay scattered across the floor.
• Tesoro attacked with golden ropes, but Hisoka severed them and threw three cards into the floor before him.
• Leo demanded Tesoro’s submission and gave him one chance to attack.
• Tesoro’s Golden Explosion and repeated punches failed to injure Leo.
• Leo seized Tesoro and carried him above the sea while Tesoro continued striking him without effect.
• Leo gathered nen aura into a sphere of light over six hundred meters wide, and Tesoro stopped attacking in shock.

Summary: Mirror-Mirror Fruit

Key Plot Points

• Leo uses a devastating attack to completely destroy an uninhabited island, demonstrating overwhelming power to Tesoro.
• Tesoro, already broken by witnessing this, prepares to die, but Leo instead offers him a chance: submit, and Leo will help him kill the Celestial Dragons.
• Tesoro accepts, swearing total loyalty and handing over everything he has.
• Baccarat, witnessing the shift in power, silently decides to accept Leo as her new boss.
• Leo asks about Devil Fruits, and Tesoro reveals three: the Mirror-Mirror Fruit, Ox-Ox Fruit (Rhino Form), and Ancient Zoan Terror Bird Form.
• Leo claims the Mirror-Mirror Fruit and offers it to his group; after a moment of hesitation, he specifically gives it to Asher, explaining its high compatibility.
• Asher eats the fruit, immediately suffers from its horrible taste, and everyone laughs when Leo reveals he deliberately didn’t warn him in advance.

Character Developments

• Tesoro: Transforms from a confident, ruthless boss to a loyal subordinate. His old trauma (Stella, the Celestial Dragons) is the key to his surrender; Leo exploits this to gain a powerful ally.
• Leo: Shows his strategic side—not just brute force, but psychological manipulation, offering Tesoro revenge in exchange for servitude. Also shows a playful, teasing side with Asher.
• Baccarat: Quickly adapts to the power shift, choosing pragmatism over loyalty.
• Asher: Receives a Devil Fruit, marking him as specifically chosen by Leo; he accepts without complaint despite the taste.
• The Group: Their hesitation not to take the fruit shows mutual respect and deference, letting Leo make the call.

Significant Themes

• Power and fear: Leo’s display is so overwhelming it breaks Tesoro’s will.
• Trauma and revenge: Tesoro’s motivation is rooted in past pain; Leo weaponizes that promise of vengeance.
• Loyalty and submission: Shifting allegiances (Tesoro, Baccarat) and earned trust within Leo’s crew.
• Found family / chosen roles: Leo deliberately assigns the fruit to the person he believes fits best.

Character Interactions

• Leo ↔ Tesoro: Intimidation, persuasion, and a pact built on revenge.
• Baccarat (observing): Silent recalibration of loyalty.
• Leo ↔ Group: Offers the fruit openly, respects their hesitation, then makes a decisive choice.
• Asher ↔ Group: Comedic ending—Asher suffers, everyone laughs, Leo delivers the punchline.

Leo prepared to launch the Hunter Association while awaiting the Marines’ execution of Ace at Marineford. As the world watched the broadcast, the Marines assembled their forces and all three admirals took their seats.

• Baccarat told Leo that preparations aboard the Gran Tesoro were complete and the Hunter Association could launch in two months.
• Leo reviewed the golden tower and the training of Sophia, Dou Lang, and Morel, then anticipated the Marineford execution.
• Whitebeard’s fleet sailed silently beneath the sea as his pirates prepared to rescue Ace.
• People around the world watched the live broadcast as one hundred thousand Marines, five Warlords, and numerous vice admirals assembled at Marineford.
• Akainu Sakazuki, Kizaru Borsalino, and Aokiji Kuzan arrived and took their seats beneath the execution platform.

Summary

1. Key Plot Points & Events

• On Sabaody Archipelago, a massive crowd watches a worldwide broadcast of Marineford, where Ace is being prepared for public execution.
• The Worst Generation Supernovas are present: Kid watches impatiently, Apoo taps rhythms, Hawkins reads cards, Law observes from a rooftop.
• At Marineford, Sengoku steps forward and silences the Marines. Ace is brought to the execution platform in chains.
• Sengoku reveals a world-shaking truth: Ace is not the son of Whitebeard, but the son of Gol D. Roger, the Pirate King.
• He explains Ace’s mother, Portgas D. Rouge, deliberately hid the pregnancy, carrying Ace for twenty months to deceive the world, and died giving birth.
• Ace defiantly insists that Whitebeard is his only father.
• The announcement shocks the world: civilians, Marines, and the Warlords all react with disbelief or excitement.
• Leo, watching from above on Little Azure, privately critiques Whitebeard’s decision to attack Marineford as reckless and sentimental, though he still admires Whitebeard’s unique charisma.

2. Character Developments

• Ace: Shows quiet resignation, then defiant loyalty. He reveals deep emotional scars when Rouge is mentioned, but stands firm in his identity as Whitebeard’s son.
• Sengoku: Acts as the authoritative voice of the Marines, strategically using the execution to expose the "tainted bloodline" of the Pirate King.
• Garp: Struggles emotionally under the execution platform; Tsuru comforts him, saying his pain is not his fault. He laughs to mask his grief.
• Leo: Highlights a pragmatic, coldly strategic mindset. He views Whitebeard’s choice as foolish but recognizes the old man’s irresistible personal magnetism.
• Warlords: Each reacts according to their nature — Doflamingo laughs with intrigue, Moria fantasizes about zombifying Ace, Mihawk is stunned, and Hancock questions how Ace connects to Luffy.

3. Significant Themes

• Bloodline vs. Chosen Family: The world defines Ace by Roger’s blood, but Ace defines himself by Whitebeard’s fatherhood.
• Sacrifice and Motherhood: Rouge’s twenty-month pregnancy becomes a powerful symbol of maternal love and quiet resistance against the world.
• Loyalty and Honor: Ace chooses identity and love over survival; Whitebeard’s impending war is driven by emotional bonds, not logic.
• Public Spectacle and Truth: The execution is a global media event, used to shape political narratives — but its meaning is immediately contested by Ace’s personal defiance.

4. Character Interactions

• Sengoku & Ace: Sengoku announces Ace’s true parentage; Ace rejects it verbally, creating a direct clash between official history and personal loyalty.
• Tsuru & Garp: A brief but intimate moment — Tsuru gently tells Garp it wasn’t his fault; Garp responds with forced laughter, showing vulnerability beneath his boisterous mask.
• Supernovas & Crowd: They serve as audience stand-ins, reacting with excitement, impatience, and calculation to the revelation.
• Warlords: Their reactions emphasize the political and personal stakes of Ace’s lineage — Doflamingo sees opportunity, Moria sees a toy, Hancock sees Luffy’s brother.
• Leo (Internal): He observes Whitebeard from a distance, framing the coming war as a tragedy born of misguided loyalty rather than courage.

As the Navy prepared to execute Ace, Sengoku revealed why Ace’s capture mattered, and Whitebeard’s fleet arrived at Marineford to rescue him. Whitebeard greeted Ace and began his attack on the Navy.

• Sengoku explained that the Navy had targeted Ace because of his lineage, potential, and Whitebeard’s protection, while Ace said he had joined Whitebeard to make Pops the Pirate King.
• Forty-three pirate ships emerged from the mist and approached Marineford as the Navy prepared for battle.
• The Moby Dick and three other Whitebeard ships surfaced inside Crescent Bay with Whitebeard’s commanders aboard.
• Whitebeard appeared at the bow, greeted Sengoku, and told Ace to wait a little longer.
• Ace cried out to Pops, and Whitebeard planted Murakumogiri on the bow before striking the air with both fists.

Whitebeard’s attack summoned two enormous tsunamis toward Marineford, but Kuzan froze them and the surrounding sea. The Marines and Whitebeard Pirates then clashed across the ice as the war officially began.

• Whitebeard’s Seaquake sent towering tsunamis surging toward Marineford, terrifying the Marines and onlookers.
• Kuzan used Ice Age to freeze both tsunamis into glaciers and then froze the bay and surrounding sea.
• Kuzan attacked Whitebeard with ice spears, but Whitebeard shattered them and struck Kuzan, who re-formed from ice fragments.
• The Marines fired cannons as the Whitebeard Pirates charged to rescue Ace.
• Smoker and Tashigi led Marines onto the ice, and both sides began fighting in close quarters.

The battle at Marineford intensified as Mihawk launched a massive slash at Whitebeard, which Jozu deflected into the sky. The slash later crashed back down onto the battlefield, and the combatants looked up as a vast shadow gathered among the darkening clouds.

• Whitebeard's pirate fleets joined the fight, and pirates and Marines suffered heavy casualties across the ice.
• Mihawk drew Black Blade Yoru and sent a powerful slash toward Whitebeard to test the distance between them.
• Jozu intercepted Mihawk's slash and redirected it into the sky, prompting Mihawk to end his attack.
• The slash fell from the clouds and split the ice amid the fighting, hurling nearby pirates and Marines away.
• The combatants looked up as the sky darkened and an immense shadow appeared among the clouds.

Leo arrived at Marineford atop Little Azure, an enormous azure dragon, and his entrance brought the ongoing battle to a halt. He and twelve companions surveyed the battlefield as Hisoka reacted with a shrill scream.

• A massive shadow approached Marineford, causing the fighting to stop as Sengoku, the Admirals, the Warlords, and the Five Elders watched in alarm.
• Little Azure emerged through the clouds and revealed itself as an enormous dragon, whose roar shook Marineford.
• Leo appeared standing on Little Azure’s head and said he had arrived in time.
• Sophia, Kastro, Morel, Hisoka, Goreinu, Kalluto, Shoot, Knuckle, Nico, Shizuku, Asher, and Tesoro joined Leo atop the dragon to look down at the battlefield.
• Kastro remarked on the brutality of the war, Sophia expressed excitement, and Hisoka let out a piercing shriek.

Leo arrived at Marineford, killed Doflamingo after catching his attack, and unleashed a golden Nen assault across the battlefield. The attack left Marines and pirates writhing in pain even as its energy healed their bodies, and the chapter ended with the strongest fighters still standing but visibly affected.

• Leo landed on the ice without damaging it and told Sengoku he had come to beat everyone into submission.
• Leo caught Doflamingo’s thread attack and killed him instantly by crushing his head.
• Mihawk, Hancock, Gecko Moria, and Bartholomew Kuma backed away as Sengoku and the others reacted to Doflamingo’s death.
• Leo summoned a huge golden Nen dragon and sent it diving toward Marineford, where it split into a storm of projectiles.
• The Nen projectiles caused intense pain that bypassed Haki and Devil Fruit defenses while also healing those they struck.
• Most Marines and pirates collapsed or convulsed on the ice, while Sengoku, Garp, Whitebeard, the admirals, and a few others remained standing through the pain.

After healing nearly two hundred thousand people at Marineford, Leo challenged everyone present and unleashed his nen pressure. Sengoku and Whitebeard answered with Conqueror’s Haki, and Leo awakened his own under their combined pressure, forcing their wills back as Kizaru moved to intervene.

• Leo restored the battlefield’s wounded, leaving only those with severed limbs unrecovered, and told Sengoku that his introduction was over.
• Leo gave everyone five minutes to defeat him or die, then overwhelmed most of the soldiers and pirates with nen pressure.
• Sengoku and Whitebeard released their Conqueror’s Haki together and pressed Leo with their combined wills.
• Leo withdrew his nen pressure to experience their Haki, then awakened his own and drove their wills back.
• Kizaru left his seat as he and Akainu watched Leo’s newly awakened Conqueror’s Haki.

Leo overwhelmed the Marines at Marineford, sending Kizaru crashing through pirate ships and repelling attacks from Akainu and Aokiji. The three admirals regrouped, while Sengoku watched over Ace and Whitebeard welcomed the Marines’ setbacks.

• Kizaru attacked Leo from behind with the Ama no Murakumo Sword, but the blade could not pierce Leo’s skin, and Leo kicked Kizaru through several pirate ships.
• Leo unleashed his Conqueror’s Haki and Nen Pressure, knocking out struggling fighters and forcing Sengoku and Whitebeard to endure his overwhelming presence.
• Akainu and Aokiji attacked Leo together, but he destroyed their attacks with blasts of air, grabbed their heads, and slammed them into the ice.
• Akainu and Aokiji’s follow-up strikes failed to harm Leo’s Ken, and Leo concluded that he would need Armament Haki to grab Logia users in their elemental forms.
• Kizaru rejoined Akainu and Aokiji, while Sengoku kept watch over Ace and Whitebeard watched the admirals regroup.

Leo activated Final Moment and overwhelmed Whitebeard, Garp, and Tsuru before leading the admirals away from Marineford’s main battlefield. As his companions joined the recovering fighters, Hisoka challenged Mihawk, while Sengoku questioned the newcomers and began to suspect they came from another world.

• Leo activated Final Moment, boosted his agility and defense, and struck Whitebeard and Garp so quickly that neither could react in time.
• Leo knocked Tsuru unconscious, then told the three admirals to follow him away from the battlefield to avoid killing the fallen Marines and pirates.
• Kuzan froze the sea beyond the bay, and Leo, Whitebeard, Garp, and the admirals headed out toward the open sea.
• Morel, Sophia, Kastro, Goreinu, Knuckle, and the others descended onto the ice as the vice admirals and Whitebeard Pirates' commanders began recovering.
• Hisoka attacked Dracule Mihawk with playing cards, but Mihawk cut them apart and refused to fight someone who was not a swordsman.
• Sengoku questioned the gathered newcomers, and Kastro's reference to “this world” made Sengoku suspect they came from somewhere else.

Leo fought Whitebeard, Garp, Kizaru, Akainu, and Aokiji on the ice, withstanding their attacks and overpowering them when he struck back. The battle continued as the pirates and Marines watched from a distance, unable to help.

• Kizaru attacked Leo with a light sword, but the blade shattered against Leo’s neck and Leo sent him flying with a counterattack.
• Akainu, Aokiji, Garp, and Whitebeard joined the assault, but their strongest attacks failed to injure Leo.
• Leo declared it was his turn, struck Whitebeard and Garp, crushed Akainu’s magma fist, and evaded attacks from Aokiji and Kizaru.
• Garp met Leo’s Nen-coated Ko with Fist Bone: Impact, but Leo overpowered him and blasted him across the ice.
• Leo recognized that Whitebeard, Garp, and Kizaru were holding back, while Akainu and Aokiji were carrying most of the fight.
• The awakened pirates and Marines watched from afar, and no one dared to join the battle.

Leo overwhelmed the five opponents with his strength, countering their combined attacks and breaking Whitebeard’s Murakumogiri. After increasing his agility, he knocked Akainu through several warships and appeared in front of Aokiji.

• Akainu, Kizaru, and Aokiji attacked Leo together, but he repelled Akainu’s lava fist and stopped Aokiji’s freezing wave.
• Leo met Garp’s Galaxy Impact with Nen Aura and Conqueror’s Haki Coating, then punched Garp into the ice.
• Leo caught Whitebeard’s Murakumogiri between two fingers and bent its blade, dodged Kizaru’s sword strike, and kicked Whitebeard back.
• Leo activated Conversion to raise his agility to 100% and announced that the fight was nearly over.
• Leo struck Akainu in the head, sending him through several Navy warships and into the bay’s defensive wall.
• Leo vanished and appeared before Aokiji, telling him it was his turn.