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Chapter 108

Manga ChapterCh. 108

The 108th chapter of One Piece, titled "100 Bounty Hunters." While his crewmates sleep off the night's feast, Zoro single-handedly takes on a hundred Baroque Works bounty hunters in Whisky Peak.

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Summary

Zoro reveals that he has seen through the town's welcome and knows the locals are agents of the secret outfit Baroque Works. With Luffy and the others passed out, the swordsman decides the ambush is a fine opportunity to break in his new blades and have some fun. The clash between Zoro and the hundred bounty hunters then begins in earnest across the rooftops and alleys of Whisky Peak.

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Key Events

Snipers and bazooka-toting hunters drive Zoro through the buildings, but he weaves through gunfire using a table as a shield and escapes with the help of his sword Yubashiri. When Miss Monday hurls a barrel of liquor at him, he splits it into four pieces that strike four attackers. A stone hammer swung from behind is sliced clean through, proving the keen edge of the Sandai Kitetsu. Zoro foils a young boy with a knife and a nun who tries to gas him, then topples a ladder to send pursuers crashing down.

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Notes

Miss Monday ambushes Zoro and catches his neck with her super-strength, but he challenges her to a contest of raw power and crushes her grip, leaving her defeated. Watching the carnage, Mr. 8 concludes the Marines must have mislabeled the bounties, since Zoro's strength suggests he, not Luffy, is the true captain. The chapter marks the first time Zoro is shown using Two Sword Style techniques. The cover continues the Koby-Meppo diary, with Garp's unit bowing in apology.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 108?

In Chapter 108, titled 100 Bounty Hunters, Zoro single handedly takes on a hundred Baroque Works bounty hunters in Whisky Peak while his crewmates sleep off the previous night's feast.

Why does Zoro fight the bounty hunters alone in Chapter 108?

Zoro fights alone in Chapter 108 because he has already seen through Whisky Peak's friendly facade and knows the locals work for Baroque Works. With Luffy and the others passed out, he treats the ambush as a chance to break in his new swords.

What happens between Zoro and Miss Monday in Chapter 108?

Miss Monday ambushes Zoro and grabs his neck with her super strength, but he challenges her to a contest of raw power in Chapter 108 and crushes her grip, leaving her defeated.

What does Mr. 8 conclude about Zoro in Chapter 108?

Watching Zoro's fight in Chapter 108, Mr. 8 concludes that the Marines must have mislabeled the bounties, since Zoro's strength suggests he, not Luffy, is the true captain.

What first is shown for Zoro's fighting style in Chapter 108?

Chapter 108 marks the first time Zoro is shown using Two Sword Style techniques, including slicing through a stone hammer with his Sandai Kitetsu.

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