Chapter Summaries

Peter promised Luffy he would visit the One Piece World, then watched as Luffy, Ace, and Sabo prepared to leave through a portal to Wano Country. At Stark Tower, Kahn began opening the interdimensional passage while Peter and Carol watched from afar.

• Peter clasped hands with Luffy, Ace, and Sabo and promised to find them in the One Piece World.
• Luffy, Ace, and Sabo thanked Aunt May and left for Stark Tower, where they would meet Kahn before departing the next morning.
• Peter watched their car leave and resolved to begin Haki training, carrying Sabo's Haki Cultivation Guide.
• Tony prepared a massive transport device and mining equipment, intending to establish a Seastone processing base in Wano Country.
• Peter arrived to see the group off, while Carol observed from the clouds under orders from S.H.I.E.L.D.
• Kahn summoned the Space Stone, infused it with Stellar Energy, and roared for the interdimensional passage to begin.

Tony activated the Space Gate, allowing the three brothers, Tony, Kahn, and a fleet of transport aircraft to return from New York to Alabasta. Kahn arrived to begin mining Seastone, while Peter resolved to master Haki and Earth faced the aftermath of their departure.

• Tony powered up the Space Gate, opening a passage between Stark Tower and the royal palace grounds in Alabasta.
• Peter watched the portal open and resolved to master Haki so he could one day reunite with his friends.
• Luffy, Ace, and Sabo crossed into Alabasta, followed by thirty armored transport aircraft and Tony in his armor.
• Kahn entered the portal last, and the Space Gate closed behind him as Carol told Nick Fury that they were gone.
• The Eclipse Organization welcomed Kahn in Alabasta, where the plan to mine Seastone began and Kaido faced a new threat.

Kahn returned to Alabasta with Tony Stark and a formidable technological army, while Robin and Garino reported Eclipse’s takeover of Baroque Works assets and relief efforts. Aokiji recognized the threat posed by Tony’s Seastone-coated armor and declined his challenge, intending to report Eclipse’s strength to Marineford.

• Kahn, Luffy, Ace, Sabo, and Tony emerged from a massive transport passage as thirty armored transports and an army of automated suits filled the palace plaza.
• Garino and Robin reported Eclipse’s control of Baroque Works assets, the arrival of food aid, and the transfer of Crocodile’s collaborators to labor camps.
• Sabo directed Garino to allocate five billion Beli from Crocodile’s vault to Tony for base construction.
• Aokiji examined the Seastone-coated armor and realized its sonic disruptors could interfere with Observation Haki and suppress Devil Fruit abilities.
• Tony explained the armor’s capabilities and challenged Aokiji to a friendly fight, but Aokiji refused and planned to report Eclipse’s forces to Marineford.

After Eclipse announced its plan to cross the Red Line and target Wano Country, the World Government and Marines confronted the threat posed by Kahn’s Seastone-coated Iron Legion. The chapter ended with Garp warning that Akainu’s magma would not be enough to stop Kahn.

• Tony dismissed Aokiji after Aokiji admitted defeat and left to report Eclipse’s forces to Sengoku.
• Sabo declared that Eclipse would lead its Iron Legion across the Red Line and make Wano Country its first stop in the New World.
• The Five Elders reviewed Aokiji’s photographs and learned that Kahn had brought an army of steel armors coated with crystallized Seastone from another world.
• Sengoku confronted Garp over Kahn’s plans, while Garp blamed the Marines for provoking his grandson.
• Akainu offered to attack Eclipse’s army, but Garp warned that Kahn could swallow laser beams and treat Akainu’s magma like a hot bath.

The World Government planned to turn Kaido and the other New World pirates against Kahn, while Kahn’s fleet sailed toward Wano Country. Kahn assigned Sabo and Robin to plan the takeover and declared that the expedition would be a direct assault.

• Akainu demanded military action against Kahn, but Sengoku ordered him to sit down as the Marines struggled to respond to the Iron Legion.
• Steel Bone Kong consulted the Five Elder, who ordered CP0 to leak Kahn’s armor information to Kaido, Big Mom, and other New World powers.
• Kahn and Tony discussed the World Government’s plan as their steel fleet sailed toward Wano Country.
• Luffy, Ace, and Sabo studied Wano and discussed training their Haki to fight Kaido.
• Robin gave Kahn intelligence on Kaido’s forces and Wano Country, and Kahn put Sabo and Robin in charge of the postwar takeover plan.

Kahn ordered the Eclipse fleet to seize Wano Country’s Seastone mine, prompting Kaido to prepare for an attack after sensing danger. As the Iron Fleet sailed toward Wano, news of Eclipse’s growing threat reached Shanks and the Red-Haired Pirates.

• Kahn launched the Dragon-Slaying Mining plan and declared that anyone defending the Wano mine would be killed.
• Kaido woke from a dream of Onigashima burning and ordered King to put the Beasts Pirates and their mines, armories, and ports on combat readiness.
• Kahn told Tony the fleet would reach Wano in three days, while Ace, Sabo, and Luffy prepared to fight Kaido and his forces.
• Sabo warned that the World Government would know the fleet’s destination, and Kahn said anyone blocking their path would become part of their training.
• Benn Beckman showed Shanks reports of Crocodile’s public trial, Seastone armor, and Kahn’s four-billion-Beli bounty, calling Eclipse the World Government’s highest threat.

Shanks learned that Kahn was heading to Wano Country to seize Kaido’s Seastone mines and recognized that the conflict could throw the New World into chaos. He sailed to meet Whitebeard and warn him about the World Government’s plans, while Kahn’s Eclipse Iron Fleet approached the waters beneath the Red Line.

• Benn Beckman told Shanks that Kahn’s Seastone-armored forces had made Aokiji back down and that Kahn was heading to Wano Country for Kaido’s Seastone mines.
• Shanks and his officers discussed how a war between Kahn and Kaido could draw in Big Mom, the World Government, and the Marines, destabilizing the New World.
• Shanks decided he could not stop Kahn and chose to visit Whitebeard to prevent the World Government from turning the conflict into a wider war.
• Shanks set sail for Whitebeard’s territory, intending to tell him about Kahn’s plans and Ace’s place in the Eclipse Faction.
• The Red Force left the island as the Eclipse Iron Fleet approached the waters beneath the Red Line.

Kahn led Eclipse’s fleet beneath the sea and arrived at Fish-Man Island, where King Neptune feared the armed force might attack. Kahn had not yet revealed his purpose as Neptune pleaded for the island’s civilians to be spared.

• Kahn used a dark golden force field to protect Eclipse’s thirty ships as they descended toward the New World, and he told Tony that Fisher Tiger and Jinbe were his allies on Fish-Man Island.
• The fleet passed giant Sea Kings and reached the brightly lit island beneath Sunlight Tree Eve.
• Fish-Man guards spotted the uncoated steel fleet and raised the alarm, prompting Neptune to order civilians away from the harbor and forbid his troops from attacking first.
• Human spies reported Eclipse’s arrival to the World Government and warned that Kahn might seize control of the entrance to the New World.
• Kahn, Tony, Luffy, Ace, Sabo, and Eclipse’s elite troops disembarked, and Neptune offered supplies while asking Kahn not to harm civilians.
• Sabo told Neptune that Eclipse had not come to slaughter Fish-Man Island.

Kahn arrived at Fish-Man Island, where Fisher Tiger and the Sun Pirates revealed their allegiance to Eclipse. Kahn declared Eclipse’s protection and a ban on slave-taking, leaving Neptune facing a new order in the waters around the island.

• Tony said Eclipse had come to resupply, inspect the hull, and study the Sunlight Tree Eve, while the ministers protested against harming it.
• Fisher Tiger, Jinbe, and the Sun Pirates knelt before Kahn and welcomed him as their leader, shocking Neptune and the World Government spies.
• Kahn named Wano Country as Eclipse’s target, and Tony said he planned to exploit its Seastone mine; Kahn vowed to kill Kaido if necessary.
• Tiger and Jinbe explained that the Sun Pirates had joined Eclipse for protection and asked Kahn to protect Fish-Man Island from slave-taking.
• Kahn declared Fish-Man Island under Eclipse’s protection and threatened anyone who captured or bought Fish-Man slaves; Tiger and Jinbe pledged to guard the island’s waters.
• Tiger and Jinbe told Neptune that he could keep governing the Ryugu Kingdom, while Eclipse and the Sun Pirates would take control of the harbor, sea routes, and surrounding waters.

Kahn and Eclipse took control of Fish-Man Island, which accepted their protection as the Sun Pirates joined Eclipse and the Eclipse flag replaced Whitebeard’s. Neptune sent word to Whitebeard, and the chapter ended as Marco reported the change to him and the commanders.

• Sabo announced Eclipse’s rules for the port, and Neptune accepted Kahn’s protection after Kahn made clear he had not come to ask permission.
• Arlong and Jinbe caught World Government spies, and Fisher Tiger ordered one to report that Fish-Man Island and the Sun Pirates now belonged to Eclipse.
• Kahn let the spy escape to tell the World Government that Eclipse controlled the entrance to the New World, while Sabo’s forces took over port operations.
• The Eclipse flag rose above Fish-Man Island as the Sun Pirates formed beneath it, and Neptune decided to inform Whitebeard rather than hide the change.
• On the Moby Dick, Marco told Whitebeard that Fish-Man Island had changed hands, prompting Jozu and Vista to question who had dared replace Whitebeard’s flag.

Whitebeard learned that Kahn had taken Fish-Man Island under Eclipse’s protection, challenging Whitebeard’s claim to the territory. After discovering that Kahn and Ace were Roger’s twin sons, Whitebeard prepared to hear Shanks’s account as the Red-Haired Pirates arrived.

• Marco reported that Kahn had taken Fish-Man Island’s harbor, claimed the island for Eclipse, and threatened slave catchers and those who traded Fish-Men.
• Whitebeard acknowledged that Kahn had challenged his protection of Fish-Man Island, while Marco warned that confronting Eclipse could serve the World Government’s interests.
• Marco revealed that Ace was with Kahn and that both were likely Roger’s twin sons, prompting Whitebeard to reflect on their different ambitions.
• A lookout spotted the Red-Haired Pirates approaching, and Whitebeard decided to hear Shanks’s view of Kahn.
• Shanks boarded the Moby Dick with his Conqueror’s Haki affecting the crew, and Whitebeard challenged him over intimidating the newcomers.

Shanks told Whitebeard that Kahn was heading to Wano Country for its Seastone mines and intended to smash the Empty Throne in Mary Geoise. Whitebeard sent Marco to Fish-Man Island with a letter and wine, lending Kahn the Whitebeard flag’s protection for now while demanding an explanation for taking over the island.

• Shanks and Whitebeard clashed with Conqueror’s Haki aboard the Moby Dick before settling down to discuss Kahn.
• Shanks warned Whitebeard that Kahn sought Seastone in Wano Country and aimed to destroy the Empty Throne, not claim the title of Emperor.
• Shanks revealed that Ace knew his heritage, had joined Kahn, and possessed Conqueror’s Haki.
• Whitebeard chose Marco to visit Fish-Man Island and speak with Kahn, while Jozu and Vista offered to go instead.
• Whitebeard told Marco to bring Kahn two jars of wine and a letter temporarily lending him the Whitebeard flag’s protection, with a warning that Whitebeard would tear down the Eclipse flag if Kahn failed to protect the island.

Marco arrived at Fish-Man Island to ask why Eclipse had taken over the Whitebeard Pirates’ former territory, and Ace and Sabo tested him in combat. They pinned him down with Haki and Tony’s Seastone devices, leaving Marco to call off the fight.

• Marco flew to Fish-Man Island with wine and asked what explanation Eclipse had for taking over the island from the Whitebeard Pirates.
• Sabo explained that Eclipse and the Sun Pirates would protect Fish-Man Island and stop slave ships, while Marco said Whitebeard wanted to judge whether Ace deserved to stand beside Kahn.
• Kahn told Ace and Sabo to test Marco, and Tony deployed battle recorders equipped with a Seastone particle restraint field.
• Ace disrupted Marco’s regeneration with Ryuo as Sabo struck from behind with Dragon Claw Fist, and Tony’s devices further slowed Marco’s recovery.
• Ace and Sabo pinned Marco to the harbor paving stones, and Marco called for them to stop before the fight damaged the island.

Marco delivered Whitebeard’s message to Kahn, who declared that Eclipse would take Fish-Man Island under its protection and refuse to fly Whitebeard’s flag. As Kaido prepared to test Eclipse in Wano Country, Kahn set his sights on the mines and challenged anyone who stood in his way.

• Marco gave Kahn Whitebeard’s wine and said Eclipse could borrow Whitebeard’s flag if Kahn promised to protect Fish-Man Island.
• Kahn refused to borrow the flag and declared that Eclipse would take it, sink slave ships, and kill Celestial Dragons who came to the island.
• Marco asked what Kahn would do if Kaido stood in his way, and Kahn said he would take the ore after Kaido tested how many punches he could take.
• Sabo proposed that Eclipse, the Sun Pirates, and the Whitebeard Pirates cooperate to patrol Fish-Man Island’s waters and enforce the ban on slave-catching.
• Marco told Ace that Whitebeard wanted to see him for himself, and Ace agreed to meet him after matters in Wano Country were settled.
• Marco warned that Shanks, Big Mom, and Kaido were watching Eclipse, and Kahn said they would hit Kaido first.

Marco reported to Whitebeard and Shanks that Eclipse had taken control of Fish-Man Island, where Kahn declared that he would make the rules. Kahn’s fleet left for Wano Country, while Marco warned that the New World was about to change.

• Marco told Kahn he would carry his answer to Whitebeard, and Kahn said he would smash the sea until no one dared enslave the weak.
• Kahn declared that Fish-Man Island did not need anyone’s flag and that he would make its rules, while Sabo explained how the royal family, Sun Pirates, and Eclipse would enforce them.
• Kahn ordered the Iron Fleet to sail for Wano Country, with Fisher Tiger and Jinbe leading the way and Luffy, Ace, and Sabo naming their goals.
• Marco returned to the Moby Dick injured and told Jozu and Vista that Ace, Sabo, and Tony Stark had pinned him down while Kahn never made a move.
• Marco told Whitebeard and Shanks that Eclipse controlled Fish-Man Island’s registration, supplies, and offshore patrols, and that its flag flew above the island.

Marco reported that Kahn had taken Fish-Man Island under Eclipse’s flag and intended to end slavery there, while Ace, Sabo, and Tony Stark had overwhelmed him in a test of their strength. Whitebeard refused to start a war over the island, leaving the Whitebeard Pirates facing Kahn’s advance toward Wano Country and its Seastone mines.

• Marco told Whitebeard and the commanders that Ace, Sabo, and Tony Stark had restrained him with Ryuo, Dragon Claw Fist, and Seastone technology.
• Marco relayed Kahn’s declaration that he would set the rules on Fish-Man Island and smash the sea until no one dared enslave the weak.
• Marco confirmed that Kahn could enforce his claim, describing Eclipse’s fleet, Seastone Armor, and the Sun Pirates’ support.
• Shanks warned that Kahn sought Seastone resources rather than an Emperor’s title, which could bring Kaido, Big Mom, and the World Government into conflict with him.
• Marco said Ace had accepted Roger as his father and promised to meet Whitebeard after Wano Country was settled.
• Whitebeard rejected Jozu’s call to reclaim Fish-Man Island by force, saying he would not risk his sons’ lives over a flag.

Whitebeard agreed to withdraw the Whitebeard Pirates’ flag from Fish-Man Island and acknowledge Eclipse’s control of its surrounding waters, while warning Kahn that the New World’s powers would test him. The call ended with the two sides settling terms and Ace promising to meet Whitebeard after Wano Country.

• Whitebeard called Kahn and declared that the Whitebeard Pirates would withdraw their flag from Fish-Man Island.
• Whitebeard recognized Eclipse’s authority over the waters but insisted that Fish-Man Island remain Neptune’s country and that its civilians be protected.
• Tony discussed Eclipse’s plans to open mines in Wano Country and offered future ship-defense upgrades if the Whitebeard Pirates left its supply lines alone.
• Kahn said he intended to change the rules rather than follow Roger’s path, and Whitebeard challenged him to prove he could withstand the New World’s powers.
• Ace promised to visit Whitebeard after Wano Country, and Whitebeard agreed to tell him how he would curse out Roger.
• Kahn confirmed Eclipse would take over Fish-Man Island, and Sabo declared the negotiations settled.

Whitebeard withdrew his flag from Fish-Man Island and accepted Eclipse’s protection, while news of the change spread across the world. Kahn’s fleet rose toward the New World, where Kaido awaited them in Wano Country.

• Whitebeard ordered the withdrawal of his flag from Fish-Man Island, and Shanks agreed to spread the news while keeping the Red-Haired Pirates away from the island’s route.
• Kahn’s fleet recorded Whitebeard’s terms as Fisher Tiger and Jinbe escorted the fleet toward the surface.
• News of Whitebeard’s decision reached pirates, markets, the Five Elders, and Marine Headquarters, prompting slave traders and auction houses to release Fish-Men.
• Tony prepared Anti-Dragon Armor as Sabo warned that Kaido would be waiting in Wano Country.
• Kahn ordered the fleet to ascend, and the Eclipse flag remained raised over Fish-Man Island.

As the Iron Fleet approached Wano Country, Kahn learned how Kaido and Kurozumi Orochi had driven its people into starvation and planned to strike the Flower Capital first. In the capital, starving teenager Acher was knocked into the mud by a samurai and forced to beg for his life.

• Tony showed Kahn and the crew a map of Wano Country as the fleet neared its destination.
• Robin and Sabo described the poisoned farmland, desperate Salvage Village refugees, and brutal labor conditions under Kaido and Kurozumi Orochi.
• Kahn ordered Tony to prepare a Seastone Armor airdrop over the Flower Capital, intending to destroy Kaido's rule and draw him out of Onigashima.
• Acher wandered through the wealthy Flower Capital without finding food, then watched a merchant throw away meat that stray dogs fought over.
• Two drunken samurai broke Acher's cart, threatened to kill him, and pressed him face-first into the mud before letting him live.

Acher and his mother witnessed the starving people of Salvage Village being brutalized, then tried to stop the Beasts Pirates from taking Tama and other children to Udon Prison Mine. The prison cart carried Tama away while Acher lay broken in the mud, vowing hatred toward the country that devoured its people.

• Acher watched samurai kill an old man over rice, but his mother stopped him from approaching the food and led him back to Salvage Village.
• Beasts Pirates grunts captured Taro, Tama, and other children for stealing coarse grain from the Eclipse Armory and ordered them sent to Udon Prison Mine.
• Acher recognized Tama and attacked a lackey, but the underboss broke his leg and beat his mother when she begged for Tama's release.
• The grunts locked Tama and the other captives in a prison cart and set off for Udon as Acher crawled after them, unable to catch the cart.