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Chapter 1014

Manga ChapterCh. 1014

The 1014th chapter of One Piece, titled "Life's Lousy Actor," brings Kanjuro's final treachery as he fatally wounds Kiku before Kin'emon cuts him down, then Kaidou strikes Kin'emon as Onigashima reaches the Wano mainland.

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Summary

Watching Luffy splash into the sea, Kaidou dismisses the captain's crude Conqueror's Haki infusion and concludes he cannot be Joy Boy. Bao Huang reports Momonosuke's location, and Kaidou heads off after ordering the result broadcast across the island. In the crawlspace, Momonosuke reads Oden's logbook and realizes he must survive, then collapses as a powerful voice echoes in his head. On the Live Floor, Chopper body-slams Queen in an enhanced Monster Point lengthened with Caesar's chemistry, yet the All-Star barely flinches while Perospero peppers him with candy arrows.

Kanjuro reaches the crawlspace cloaked in another Oden drawing and greets Momonosuke and Shinobu. Kikunojo immediately names him a fraud and charges, but a mention of how "Oden" once took her and Izou in makes her hesitate, and Kanjuro runs her through. Kin'emon catches the falling Kiku, then cuts the traitor down with a deep diagonal slash. As Kanjuro praises the fitting hand that ends his performance, Kaidou smashes through the ceiling and brings his club down on Kin'emon, who shields Momonosuke and orders Shinobu to flee. Kin'emon's blades shatter under the blow as Onigashima finally arrives over the Wano mainland.

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Key Events

Luffy falls into the sea and Kaidou decides he could not be Joy Boy. Momonosuke reads Oden's logbook and suffers a sudden headache after learning something vital. Chopper extends Rumble Ball's effect to thirty minutes with Caesar's help but cannot harm Queen, while Perospero joins the Live Floor fight. Bao Huang broadcasts Kaidou's victory, Kanjuro fatally wounds Kikunojo before Kin'emon cuts him down, and Kaidou strikes Kin'emon as Shinobu escapes with Momonosuke. Onigashima reaches Wano's mainland.

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Notes

The chapter title references the Charles Aznavour song "Le Cabotin," known in Japanese as Jinsei no Daikon Yakusha and in English as "The Ham." The cover request shows Law puzzling over a riddle before a painted tiger screen. The installment is part of the Wano Country Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the title of One Piece Chapter 1014 and what does it reference?

Chapter 1014 is titled "Life's Lousy Actor," referencing the Charles Aznavour song "Le Cabotin," known in Japanese as Jinsei no Daikon Yakusha and in English as "The Ham."

What does Kanjuro do to Kikunojo in Chapter 1014?

Kanjuro sneaks into the crawlspace disguised in another Oden drawing, and when a mention of Oden's kindness makes Kikunojo hesitate despite recognizing him as a fraud, he runs her through and fatally wounds her.

How does Kin'emon respond to Kanjuro's betrayal in Chapter 1014?

Kin'emon catches the falling Kikunojo and then cuts Kanjuro down with a deep diagonal slash.

What happens when Kaidou finds Kin'emon in Chapter 1014?

Kaidou smashes through the ceiling and brings his club down on Kin'emon, who shields Momonosuke and orders Shinobu to flee as his blades shatter under the blow.

Why does Kaidou conclude Luffy is not Joy Boy in Chapter 1014?

After watching Luffy splash into the sea, Kaidou dismisses the captain's crude Conqueror's Haki infusion during their fight and concludes he cannot be Joy Boy.

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