Chapter Summaries

Kuina killed Enel with a Haki-infused slash, then reunited with her master, Uya, who praised her swordsmanship and asked her to accompany him. Robin recognized Uya as the legendary destroyer of the former World Government, while Luffy noticed her reaction and asked who he was.

• Nami, Luffy, and Zoro watched in shock as Kuina killed Enel, and Zoro resolved to surpass her and Hawk-Eye.
• Kuina explained Armament Haki to Zoro and said she had learned it from her master.
• Uya appeared beside Kuina, praised her swordsmanship, and offered her a choice between seeking out Hawk-Eye or joining him; Kuina chose to go with him.
• Robin recognized Uya as the god who had destroyed the former World Government and trembled at his presence.
• Luffy arrived with Nami, saw Robin staring at Uya, and asked who he was.

After Kuina defeated Enel, Uya revealed himself to the Straw Hat Pirates and went to the edge of the enormous void left by Raigo’s destruction of Angel Island. As the Sky Islanders and the Straw Hats watched, Uya began to do something that left them all astonished.

• Robin identified Uya as a man revered as a god, and Nami warned Luffy not to offend him.
• Uya reflected that Robin had still joined the Straw Hat Pirates and that they had come to Sky Island as he remembered.
• Uya vanished in an instant and reappeared at the edge of the hole where Angel Island had been.
• After Enel’s defeat, the Sky Islanders mourned Angel Island and watched in shock as Uya acted toward the destroyed island.

Uya reversed time across Angel Island, restoring the island Enel had destroyed, then erased the restored Raigo with a wave. The Sky Islanders worshipped him as a god, while Uya decided to wait because Luffy’s group was still there.

• Uya reversed time across Angel Island, stopping the spreading hole and restoring the destroyed island.
• Uya erased Enel’s Raigo, which had reappeared frozen above Angel Island.
• Ain and Kuina admired Uya’s power, while Luffy, Nami, Usopp, Robin, and Zoro reacted with shock.
• The Shandians, Sky Islanders, and Gan Fall prostrated themselves before Uya and treated him as a god.
• Uya noticed that Luffy’s group was still present and decided to wait a little longer.

After Luffy’s crew left Sky Island, Uya used Divine Amenominaka to move Angel Island, Upper Yard, and the surrounding White-White Sea into his own world. He then took Ain and Kuina toward Fish-Man Island, hoping the coming Summit War would give Kuina a chance to become the world’s greatest swordsman.

• Luffy and his crew left Sky Island, and Uya waited until they had reached the Blue Sea before acting.
• Uya used Divine Amenominaka to take Angel Island, Upper Yard, and nearly a hundred li of the surrounding White-White Sea into his world.
• Uya appeared before Ain and Kuina, opened a spatial passage, and showed them the place where Sky Island had been.
• Uya told Ain and Kuina that he had moved the Sky Island and sea into his world, leaving both women stunned.
• Uya said they were going to Fish-Man Island and considered how the Summit War could help Kuina earn recognition as the world’s greatest swordsman.
• Uya, Ain, and Kuina descended through the clouds and landed on the sea.

Uya, Ain, and Kuina encountered Camie being chased by a Sea King and continued with her toward Fish-Man Island. Near the island, members of the New Fish-Man Pirates spotted them and moved to intercept.

• Uya took Ain and Kuina underwater toward Fish-Man Island after noticing Camie in danger.
• Uya froze the Sea King pursuing Camie, and Ain recognized the mermaid they had rescued before.
• Camie greeted Uya and offered to guide the group to Fish-Man Island, where she led them deeper underwater.
• Near Fish-Man Island, New Fish-Man Pirates discussed capturing human pirates for Boss Hody and spotted Uya's group.
• The leading fish-man ordered the sea beast to intercept the newcomers.

Uya, Ain, Kuina, and Camie arrived at Fish-Man Island, where a band of fish-men mistook them for mermaid kidnappers and attacked. Kuina disarmed the attackers with one slash, leaving them stunned by her strength and by the group’s ability to remain underwater without a coating bubble.

• Uya decided to speak with Neptune before moving Fish-Man Island into his world and prepared to enter the island with Ain and Kuina.
• A group of fish-men riding giant sea beasts surrounded Uya’s party and accused them of capturing Camie.
• Camie tried to tell the fish-men that Uya and the others were the king’s guests, but they assumed she was being threatened.
• A fish-man charged at the group with a trident, and Kuina blocked his attack with her scabbard.
• The fish-men attacked together, and Kuina drew her sword and cut through all their weapons without injuring them.
• The fish-men realized Uya’s group had no coating bubble and stared in disbelief.

Uya and his companions confronted Hody Jones and the New Fish-Man Pirates beneath the sea, where Ain erased a herd of attacking sea beasts and Kuina killed the charging fish-men. Uya then took his group onward to Fish-Man Island.

• The fish-men retreated and sent sea beasts to attack, but Ain erased the beasts with her ability.
• Uya recognized the approaching leader as Hody Jones, the culprit behind Princess Otohime’s death and captain of the New Fish-Man Pirates.
• Hody dismissed Uya’s reputation, swallowed strange pills, and led his followers in an attack.
• Kuina asked Uya for permission to kill the fish-men, then drew her sword and cut them down in a single sweep.
• Uya, Ain, and the others vanished through a ripple in space and headed for Fish-Man Island.

Ace was defeated by Blackbeard Teach on Banaro Island and delivered to Marine Headquarters, where Sengoku ordered his public execution. Meanwhile, Uya finished arranging his constructed world and planned to move the Yarukiman Mangroves before the gathered Supernovas stirred the new era at Sabaody.

• Ace refused Blackbeard's offer to join him, fought him on Banaro Island, and was defeated.
• Blackbeard delivered Ace to Marine Headquarters, forcing Sengoku to weigh releasing him, secretly executing him, or making the execution public.
• Sengoku ordered Ace's public execution at Marine Headquarters, and someone outside the room overheard the decision and left.
• Uya reviewed his new world's layout with Kuina and Ain after relocating Sky Island and Fish-Man Island, and decided to move the Yarukiman Mangroves from Sabaody.
• Eleven Supernovas with bounties over a hundred million gathered at the Sabaody Archipelago as the first wave of the new era approached.

The Supernovas gathered on Sabaody Archipelago as the Marines prepared for Whitebeard’s coming battle, while the Straw Hat crew learned that Ace would be publicly executed. Hawkins’s cards predicted they would meet a big shot, but the chapter ended before he discovered who it was.

• Kid chose to force his way through the Strait of God, then clashed with Apoo in a tavern before Drake stopped the escalating fights among the Supernovas.
• Law wondered how Uya had created the Strait of God and whether Uya was really a god.
• Luffy and his crew read that Ace was about to be publicly executed, and they agreed to set off at once.
• Hawkins predicted that he and his crew would meet a big shot, and his crew suddenly spotted something astonishing behind him.

Uya arrived at the Sabaody Archipelago, where Hawkins and other pirates recognized him and felt the overwhelming pressure of his presence. Uya began clearing the island, using four tremors to throw everyone into the sea and destroy every building, leaving the 79 Yarukiman Mangroves intact.

• Hawkins recognized Uya and found that the signs of fate had become impossible to read.
• Uya searched the Sabaody Archipelago for Dark King Rayleigh, found no trace of him, and noted the news of Ace's public execution.
• Uya announced that he would clear the area and lightly stamped the ground, bouncing people across the island.
• A second and third tremor hurled most people, including many pirates, off the islands and into the sea.
• Uya's fourth tremor destroyed every building on the islands and threw Luffy, the Supernovas, and the remaining people into the sea.

Uya made the Sabaody Archipelago vanish by sending it into his own world, leaving the Supernovas and their crews stunned. Luffy's group failed to break into Impel Down, then headed for Marine Headquarters as the Summit War preparations continued with four Seven Warlords of the Sea present.

• Luffy returned to his ship with Zoro and the others, while most of the other Supernovas and their crews fell into the sea.
• Uya warped the space around Sabaody Archipelago and made the entire archipelago disappear before the watching pirates.
• Trafalgar Law concluded that Uya had taken the archipelago rather than destroyed it, while the others struggled to comprehend his power.
• Luffy's group failed to breach Impel Down and rescue Ace, then turned toward Marine Headquarters.
• Marine Headquarters prepared for the war against Whitebeard, and Gecko Moria, Hawk-Eye Mihawk, Doflamingo, and Empress Hancock arrived as the only four Seven Warlords of the Sea.

Uya, Kuina, and Ain secretly watched the Summit War begin as Whitebeard attacked Marine Headquarters with a seaquake. Aokiji froze the resulting tsunamis and then launched an attack at Whitebeard.

• Uya, Kuina, and Ain watched Marine Headquarters unseen while Kuina studied Hawk-Eye Mihawk and prepared herself.
• Whitebeard arrived at Marine Headquarters and unleashed a seaquake that raised two towering tsunamis.
• Aokiji froze both tsunamis with Ice Age.
• Aokiji formed Partisan spears and hurled them at Whitebeard, who turned and threw a punch.

Kuina appeared at the Summit War and cut apart Hawk-Eye’s sword slash before it could reach Whitebeard. Her unexpected arrival left the battlefield wondering who she was, while Smoker and Tashigi recognized a resemblance to Tashigi.

• Whitebeard shattered Aokiji’s ice attack with a tremor, and Aokiji reformed in the sea before freezing the harbor.
• The Whitebeard Pirates and Marines charged into battle as Hawk-Eye stepped forward to test Whitebeard’s strength.
• Hawk-Eye slashed at Whitebeard, and Diamond Jozu moved to intercept the sword energy.
• Kuina rushed ahead of Jozu and cut Hawk-Eye’s sword energy in half.
• The fighters were shocked by Kuina’s appearance and strength, while Smoker and Tashigi noticed her resemblance to Tashigi.

Kuina challenged Hawk-Eye at Marine Headquarters and proved to be a formidable swordswoman, drawing his full attention. Their duel was interrupted when the Thousand Sunny fell into the harbor with Luffy and his crew, who joined the battle to reach Ace.

• Kuina appeared on the battlefield and challenged Hawk-Eye, who accepted after sensing her swordsmanship.
• Kuina and Hawk-Eye clashed, their sword energy carving through the ice as the surrounding fighters watched.
• Hawk-Eye grew increasingly astonished by Kuina’s abilities and fought at his full strength.
• Hawk-Eye’s strike split Aokiji’s iceberg, and the Thousand Sunny fell from the sky into Marine Headquarters’ harbor.
• Luffy spotted Ace and rushed toward the execution platform while his crew joined the battle.
• Zoro recognized Kuina and Hawk-Eye facing off and reflected that Kuina was still ahead of him.

Kuina and Hawk-Eye resumed their duel with powerful clashes that sent waves of sword energy across the battlefield, disrupting the Summit War and injuring fighters. As they remained focused on each other and kept fighting, Kizaru and others prepared to intervene.

• Zoro cut down enemies in Luffy's path with a sword slash, allowing Luffy to keep charging.
• Kuina and Hawk-Eye exchanged their strongest slashes, shattering the ice and sending sword energy across the battlefield.
• Doflamingo, Aokiji, and other powerful fighters blocked the sword energy as the battle around them ground to a halt.
• Kuina and Hawk-Eye clashed again, and their sword energy caused more disruption and casualties among ordinary fighters.
• Kizaru aimed a laser between Kuina and Hawk-Eye to force them apart, while Aokiji and Marco also prepared to intervene.

Uya appeared at Marineford, stopped Kizaru, and restored the damaged battlefield before taking a place above the execution platform. He allowed the war and Kuina and Hawk-Eye’s duel to continue, leaving both Marines and pirates wary of his intentions.

• Uya suddenly appeared beside Kizaru and warned him not to move, freezing him and silencing the battlefield.
• As Uya walked across the bay, he reversed the destruction, restoring the ice and broken weapons while the dead remained dead.
• Uya walked up an invisible staircase to the execution platform, asked Sengoku if he could stand there, and told everyone to carry on without disturbing Kuina and Hawk-Eye’s fight.
• Kuina and Hawk-Eye renewed their full-strength duel, while the Whitebeard Pirates continued trying to rescue Ace and the Marines tried to stop them.
• The Marines and pirates fought with some of their attention fixed on Uya, uncertain what he intended to do.

Kuina and Hawk-Eye fought to a near-draw, with Kuina gaining a slight edge because her sword damaged Black Blade Yoru. Hawk-Eye yielded the title of world's greatest swordsman to her and left the Summit War, while Kuina joined Uya at the execution platform, where he asked Fire Fist Ace if he understood.

• Kuina and Hawk-Eye exchanged their final strikes, and their swords left only a strand of Kuina's hair, a tear in Hawk-Eye's collar, and a nick in Black Blade Yoru.
• Hawk-Eye asked Kuina whether their level was the pinnacle of swordsmanship, and Kuina said it was not as she looked toward Uya.
• Hawk-Eye recognized that Uya's swordsmanship proved the path could go further and awarded Kuina the title of world's greatest swordsman.
• Kuina questioned whether the title was what she truly wanted, then reaffirmed that she wanted to pursue greater swordsmanship.
• Hawk-Eye left the battlefield, and Kuina walked to the execution platform to stand behind Uya.
• Uya looked at Fire Fist Ace and asked whether he understood now.

Ace discovered the meaning of his existence and broke free of his Seastone handcuffs after Uya released him. Whitebeard split the battlefield so the Whitebeard Pirates could retreat, then stood alone against the Marines and their three admirals.

• Ace bowed to the Whitebeard Pirates and realized that his life had meaning, causing his Seastone handcuffs to shatter.
• Uya freed Ace, and Sengoku ordered the Marines to surround him and continue attacking the Whitebeard Pirates.
• Ace joined Marco and the other commanders, but Whitebeard split the battlefield with a tremor to cover the pirates’ retreat.
• Whitebeard ordered the Whitebeard Pirates to leave and declared that the Marines would have to face him.
• Akainu, Aokiji, and Kizaru attacked Whitebeard, who held his ground despite his injuries and failing strength.

Ain restored Whitebeard’s body to its prime, and he defeated the Marines at Marineford before dying after destroying much of the island. Uya left One Piece and returned to the world of Naruto, eager to see Kushina and his daughter Yuxi.

• Ain used her ability to suppress Whitebeard’s injuries and restore his body to its prime, and Whitebeard thanked Uya.
• Uya crushed the Marine Headquarters fortress, killing Blackbeard and his crew, then left Marineford with Ain and Kuina.
• Whitebeard overwhelmed Akainu, Kizaru, and Aokiji, and fought on against Sengoku and Garp.
• Whitebeard fought until Marineford was torn apart, Akainu died, and Aokiji, Kizaru, Garp, and Sengoku were wounded.
• Uya crossed the void and returned to the world of Naruto, thinking of Kushina and Yuxi.

Uya was appointed captain of Konoha’s Genin forces despite the others’ doubts, then led them to the battlefield in the Land of Rain. As the Konoha and Iwagakure Genin forces charged toward each other, Uya advanced to the front, and the battle began.

• Jiraiya named Uya captain, and Senju Nawaki’s hopes of taking command were dashed when Jiraiya ordered everyone to move out.
• Uya led Konoha’s Genin force from camp toward the battlefield while Jiraiya wondered why Uya’s expression seemed familiar.
• At the Konoha-Iwagakure battlefield, Hatake Sakumo and Ōnowa sent their respective Genin forces forward while keeping their attention on the opposing elites.
• Konoha and Iwagakure each sent more than a hundred Genin into the central battlefield.
• Uya reached the front of Konoha’s Genin ranks, drawing the attention of Jiraiya, Hatake Sakumo, Orochimaru, and others as the battle erupted.