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Oddly enough, Vasco Shot is still wearing his prison uniform, as he doesn’t seem to want to part with it.ĭevon mentions how she wants to take Hancock’s head as a trophy, which is a reference to something that was mentioned in her vivre card, as Devon is someone who likes hunting beautiful women to take their heads as trophies in the name of beauty. The Marine invasion is however cut short by the Blackbeard Pirates, with Teach arriving with 6th and 8th ship Titanic Captains Catarina Devon and Vasco Shot respectively, the latter being the first time we’ve seen him post-timeskip. His name literally means “Mountain Wildfire”. Leading the charge seems to be Vice Admiral Yamakaji, who was one of the Admirals who led the Buster Call on Envies Lobby.

We however get a better look at what exactly happened, which was right after the abolishment of the Shichibukai during the Reverie as we first saw in Chapter 956. Now, this might be played as a gag, but could it actually be setting up future events? Perhaps it is hinting at the idea that Hancock is going to reunite with Luffy and help assist him during whatever final conflict will arise in the series. Hancock mentions how her presence on the island will endanger her people, and mentions how she wants to elope with Luffy. We then shift to Amazon Lily, where a great incident took place. He bids goodbye to Luffy by saying “from now on, this is you guys’ era!!”, a reference to the upcoming New Era that has been teased so much these past few chapters, as Marco heads to Sphinx Island, Whitebeard’s hometown we first saw in Chapter 909. Marco does mention to Jinbe how peculiar it is that back then everyone would move to protect Luffy, which is once again subtly hinting at Luffy’s power to be able to draw people to him that has been alluded to so many times, and was made particular emphasis of during the Marineford War. We get a brief flashback where Luffy finally thanks Marco, something he mentioned he’s wanted to do ever since Chapter 820, and in fact we even see the exact same panel from Marineford we saw in Chapter 820 being used here once again. But in this case, while Marco could be referring about his time helping Whiteboard, it could also mean that Marco sees Luffy as a Great Pirate as well, since he came to assist him in the war, which is no short praise.

This is an important remark because the term “Great Pirate” has only been used for really important pirates such as Roger, Whitebeard, or Shanks.

So who are these two figures who Oda is keeping from us?Īnyway, the chapter begins with Marco parting ways with Shanks, telling him that he’s tired of babysitting “Great Pirates”.

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Brûlée thought they were Ichiji and Reiju and sent Cracker after them, but we know it’s not them since Ichiji and Reiju showed up at Whole Cake Island to save their brothers, and the two islands are very far apart. As we see, Caesar has helped the Vinsmokes escape and there isn’t anything particularly novel about this particular cover, but I wanted to remind you not to forget the fact that two figures appeared at Cacao Island and we still don’t know who they are. Before we begin the chapter, I’d quickly like to address the chapter cover.

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