Amidst their laughter, Cladhor rearranges the word “assassinate” to “accident.” Jango, in turn, introduces Cladhor as Captain Kuro, who relinquished his identity three years ago when the navy pursued him. Seeking sanctuary in the village, Kuro deceived the locals by pretending to have been executed by the marines, effectively concealing his true self. Cladhor then …
Feeling deeply insulted, Usopp decides to leave the mansion, vowing never to return. Consequently, everyone is asked to depart from the premises. Later, Cladhor shares the reason for his utmost concern for Miss Kaya: she is the daughter of the very individuals who saved his life three years ago when he was in a dire …
The three village kids, members of the Usopp Pirates, enter the bar with the intention of saving their captain. However, they soon realize that their captain has already departed for the mansion, as it is time for his visit. Inside the mansion, Miss Kaya expresses her desire to meet Usopp, but Mansion Butler Clahdor dismisses …
Nami, the astute navigator, approaches Luffy, their captain, to discuss their strategy for navigating the perilous Grand Line. Recognizing the necessity of a ship and additional crew members for their journey, she decides to head north towards a nearby village in search of a suitable vessel. In the village, a mischievous young lad named Usopp …
Nami skillfully repairs the straw hat damaged by Buggy, much to Luffy’s delight. He expresses his gratitude to Nami for her kind deed. Soon, they come across an intriguing island, and despite Nami’s initial reluctance, Luffy decides to explore it in search of another crew member. Meanwhile, Zoro takes a much-needed nap to recover from …
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After their victory, Nami and Luffy celebrate, and Nami agrees to join Luffy’s crew as long as it helps her make money. They return to the street where Zoro was sleeping, and the villagers, who have now joined the crowd, mistake them for Buggy pirates. Luffy confirms their assumption, claiming he was the one who …
Buggy, furious about Nami stealing his treasure, plans to send her to the other world. His torso is flying while his lower body stands still near Luffy. At the last moment, Luffy kicks Buggy’s lower body, saving Nami from his attack. Buggy cries out in pain. Nami defends her actions, claiming the treasure as her …
The town people are getting increasingly worried about the chief’s safety. Carrying their sticks, they march towards the town to save the chief. Meanwhile, Buggy discloses the secret about his relationship with Shanks. He reveals that both of them worked as Pirate Trainees, and Shanks always used to irritate him. One day, after successfully looting …
Hearing about Red Hair Shanks, Luffy questions Buggy about his whereabouts, but Buggy is not the kind of person to give Luffy the desired information. Instead, he arms himself with three knives in each hand and a knife popping out from his shoes. Buggy separates his lower body, his legs spinning like a windmill, targeting …