Chopper in Danger! Former God vs. Skyrider Shura!

Seeking to keep Pagaya and Conis beyond the reach of Enel's listening power, Gan Fall shelters the pair at his residence, where the so-called Mantra cannot detect them. He muses aloud that the visiting Straw Hats are probably pirates from the lower sea, then points out that living outside the law is no different from the position Conis and her father now occupy. He also recalls the unresolved conflict with the Shandia, a peace he had been negotiating until Enel usurped the throne, and how that war traces back to a melody that once rang out and is meant to ring again.

When the warning whistle reaches Pierre, Gan Fall rushes off to reach Chopper. By then Shura and his giant bird Fuza are already battering the ship, and the outmatched reindeer can do little. Far away, Nami repeatedly nearly falls prey to sky sharks, with Zoro and Robin pulling her clear each time.

Shura grows frustrated that Chopper will neither surrender his life, accept harm to his crew, nor watch the vessel burn, yet lacks the strength to resist. The priest declares that because some intended sacrifices slipped away, Chopper must perish in their place, a death meant to haunt the escapees. He readies the killing blow, but Gan Fall touches down at that instant and engages him directly. Elsewhere, Luffy shakes off Satori's earlier assault only to face another heavy attack from the surprise-ball fighter.

The installment adapts material from chapters 248 and 249. Marking Satori's technique debut, it features Bikkuri Tamakazura: Tama Dragon. A continuity slip appears during Gan Fall's speech to Pagaya and Conis, when Conis's eyes shift from turquoise to brown. The chapter falls within the Skypiea storyline.