Chapter 1065

On the Sunny, Zoro tells Brook he stayed behind to rescue the crew if a government island turns hostile, and Caribou grumbles that he never agreed to be dropped at such a place before Zoro waves him off. Inside the lab, Franky asks Lilith what powers everything and learns it all burns fire, prompting her to hunt constantly for new fuel. Edison takes over, guiding the group forward, until they meet a child-sized Seraphim resembling Jinbe. Franky deduces it is another Pacifista just as the unit, labeled S-Shark, opens fire and scatters them.

Nami hesitates to strike a child-like foe, so S-Shark moves first, burrowing through solid ground with a power mirroring Senor Pink's Sui Sui no Mi. It seizes Nami, drawing a furious kick from Sanji, then dodges Robin and grabs Usopp, only for Franky to blast it with a laser beam. Watching from afar, Edison and Lilith fret over costly damage to the Seraphim while Pythagoras studies the rare combat data, noting that a lineage factor can retain a person's memories and abilities. Shaka finally arrives, halts S-Shark, magnetizes everyone's feet to the floor out of caution, and drops the bombshell that the island reflects the past, not the future: nine centuries ago a kingdom existed with technology surpassing the present day.

This chapter formally introduces the satellites Edison, Pythagoras, and York alongside the already-seen Lilith, Shaka, and Atlas. Their shared digestive quirks, York eating and napping while the others feel her relief, hint at how thoroughly they are linked. The issue closes with Luffy and Chopper finding a colossal, rusted ancient robot they want to ride. The cover is a color spread Oda drew promoting the film featuring Uta.