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Chapter 1058

Manga ChapterCh. 1058

Titled "New Emperor," this Egghead Arc opener delivers the Straw Hats' fresh bounties, shows Crocodile and Mihawk installing Buggy as Cross Guild's figurehead over old debts, and ends as the Revolutionary Army reunites with Kuma and takes a call from Sabo.

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Summary

A furious Nami cages a battered Luffy for forcing the ship down the waterfall again, and though Jinbe urges leniency, she insists the captain be kept on a tight leash. A News Coo delivers the papers, and Robin reads out the crew's updated bounties, with Luffy now styled the senior captain of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet and the others its senior officers. Chopper's bounty rises to a meager 1,000 berries owing to his pet status, Nami's to 366,000,000, Brook's to 383,000,000, Franky's to 394,000,000 though his poster now bears the figurehead of the Thousand Sunny, Usopp's to 500,000,000, Robin's to 930,000,000, Sanji's to 1,032,000,000, Jinbe's to 1,100,000,000, Zoro's to 1,111,000,000, and Luffy's to 3,000,000,000.

On Karai Bari Island, Buggy's crew marvels that he seemingly recruited Mihawk, unaware that Crocodile holds Buggy by the hair while Mihawk's blade hovers over his separated head. Crocodile resents Buggy being treated as Cross Guild's boss when the group was meant for himself and Mihawk. Through flashbacks it emerges that after the Warlord system dissolved, Crocodile proposed the alliance to the hunted Mihawk, once called the Marine Hunter, and the pair, with Daz Bonez, smashed the Marine ships sent for Buggy. Buggy, deep in debt to Crocodile after his giant earners quit, surrendered his delivery service as collateral, and his followers' blind devotion led to him being billed as leader. Mihawk decides letting Buggy serve as figurehead suits him, since he prefers a quiet life to being an Emperor.

At Marine HQ, officials weigh Buggy's reputation, his ties to Shanks, and Crocodile and Mihawk's involvement, then set bounties of 1,965,000,000 for Crocodile, 3,590,000,000 for Mihawk, and 3,189,000,000 for Buggy, cementing his Emperor status. On Momoiro Island, Ivankov reassures Koala that Sabo and the commanders are safe; Dragon admits that if Sabo truly killed Cobra he will not forgive him, and asks Kuma what he witnessed as Koala answers a call, wiretapped by the Marines, on which Sabo's voice rings out.

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Key Events

The Straw Hats survive their reckless exit from Wano, and a News Coo delivers the crew's updated bounties to Robin. Chopper is set at 1,000 berries despite being the crew's doctor, retaining his pet label; Nami at 366,000,000, Brook at 383,000,000, Franky at 394,000,000 with the Thousand Sunny figurehead on his poster, Usopp at 500,000,000, Robin at 930,000,000, Sanji at 1,032,000,000 with a drawn poster, Jinbe at 1,100,000,000, Zoro at 1,111,000,000 as the master swordsman, and Luffy at 3,000,000,000. Within the Straw Hat Grand Fleet, the nine core members now rank as senior officers. On Karai Bari Island, Crocodile and Mihawk hold sway over Buggy, recognized publicly as Cross Guild's president while they act as executives; Galdino returns to Crocodile, never having formally joined the Buggy Pirates. Flashbacks show Cross Guild's formation, Crocodile's contact with the hunted Mihawk, the attack on the Marine ships, and Buggy's debt. New bounties are revealed for Crocodile at 1,965,000,000, Mihawk at 3,590,000,000, and Buggy at 3,189,000,000. The Revolutionary commanders reach Momoiro Island with Kuma, Dragon vows never to forgive Sabo if he killed Cobra, and the Marines tap into a Den Den Mushi call that Sabo places to Koala. With this installment, both the Egghead Arc and the Final Saga begin.

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Notes

On the cover, Vol. 17 of the Germa 66's Ahh... An Emotionless Excursion serial follows a frantic plea to be taken along, as Caesar pleads with the Vinsmoke siblings for a way out. The VIZ title is identical to the one given to Chapter 1053. When first printed, Zoro's bounty was wrongly shown as 1,100,001,100, a figure later fixed both in digital editions and via the official One Piece Staff account on Twitter.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is Luffy's bounty after Chapter 1058?

In Chapter 1058, Monkey D. Luffy's bounty rises to 3,000,000,000 berries, and he is styled the senior captain of the Straw Hat Grand Fleet.

Why does Buggy become an Emperor in Chapter 1058?

Buggy is publicly recognized as Cross Guild's president in Chapter 1058, and after Marine officials weigh his ties to Shanks and to Crocodile and Mihawk, they set his bounty at 3,189,000,000 berries, cementing his Emperor status even though Crocodile and Mihawk actually control the group.

How did Crocodile and Mihawk end up working with Buggy?

According to Chapter 1058, Crocodile proposed an alliance to the hunted Mihawk after the Warlord system dissolved, and the pair used Buggy, who was deep in debt to Crocodile, as Cross Guild's figurehead while they act as its true executives.

What happens to the Revolutionary Army in Chapter 1058?

On Momoiro Island, the Revolutionary Army's commanders reunite with Bartholomew Kuma, and Dragon warns he will not forgive Sabo if he truly killed Cobra, right as the Marines intercept a call from Sabo.

What arc begins with Chapter 1058?

Chapter 1058 opens both the Egghead Arc and the Final Saga of One Piece.

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