
This chapter, whose title evokes the unstoppable currents of passing eras, has Bonney recover her Nika form to help knock Saturn off the giants' ship, while Vegapunk's closing words proclaim that the world's destiny will rest in the hands of whoever seizes the One Piece.
As the Giant Warrior Pirates fend off Saturn, Luffy winds up for another blow but halts on seeing Bonney back on her feet and once more wearing her Nika imitation. He swats aside a leg meant for her and tells her to take Saturn on herself. The broadcast meanwhile presses forward, with Vegapunk reaffirming that the Ancient Weapons once drowned the world's continents and cautioning that some unseen party is moving to exterminate the last descendants of rare bloodlines, naming the Buccaneers, the Lunarians, and the Three-Eye Tribe.
Declaring she means to settle her grudge, Bonney trades blows with Saturn as Luffy shields her. Memories of Saturn's cruelty toward Kuma and Ginny rush back, and through tears she condemns the Five Elders as false deities, asserting that genuine gods and heroes do walk the world. Though she had ached to live as a family with her parents, she chooses to uphold their wish that she go on living. She and Luffy then loose simultaneous strikes fierce enough to shatter Saturn and send him hurtling toward the sea, drawing cheers and a smile from Kuma. The crew next catches sight of the Thousand Sunny tumbling down from above.
Vegapunk tells the world that those who endured the World Government's oppression for so long are, with grim irony, the closest to the truth, and that Roger had wished for exactly this on the day he died and set his treasure free. The words ignite the world: Hachinosu pirates pray for Blackbeard's swift return so they can pursue it, Cross Guild's people revere Buggy all the more on the assumption he saw the true history, never realizing illness kept him home, and even Marines covet it before being reminded the public's safety must come first. Vegapunk concedes the finder may not be the one Joy Boy hoped for, yet nothing can prevent the discovery, since the world's fate hangs on whoever claims it.
Luffy and Bonney drive Saturn back from the Giant Warrior Pirates' ship, and the Thousand Sunny approaches the sea. King is shown to have survived his fight with Admiral Ryokugyu and rests in an undisclosed spot. Within his broadcast, Vegapunk proclaims that the world's destiny will be settled by whoever takes the One Piece, and the chapter lines up the leading hopefuls, among them the present Four Emperors, Sakazuki, Koby, Imu, Kuzan, Sabo, Dragon, Figarland Garling, and a shadowed swordsman.

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An Egghead Arc chapter that opens on a color spread of the Straw Hats relishing summer alongside a towering Nami. Its title nods to a remark Roger made back in Chapter 100, when he named a trio that no one can halt: the will passed down through generations, the dreams people carry, and the surging tides of each era, with the former two having already lent their names to earlier chapters. The cover was first meant to depict the crew assembling a Going Merry model before Oda switched it partway to the Nami image.
Chapter 1121, The Upheaval of the Era, takes its title from Gol D. Roger's remark in Chapter 100 about the unstoppable forces of the world: the will passed down through generations, people's dreams, and the surging tides of each era.
Jewelry Bonney regains her Nika transformation and, fueled by grief over Saturn's cruelty toward Kuma and Ginny, joins Luffy in landing simultaneous strikes that shatter Saturn and send him flying toward the sea.
In his broadcast during Chapter 1121, Vegapunk warns that an unseen party is moving to wipe out the last descendants of rare bloodlines, naming the Buccaneers, the Lunarians, and the Three-Eye Tribe.
Vegapunk declares that the world's destiny will be decided by whoever claims the One Piece, a statement that sends shockwaves through pirates, the Revolutionary Army, Cross Guild, and the Marines alike.
Yes, Chapter 1121 confirms that King survived his battle with Admiral Ryokugyu and is shown resting in an undisclosed location.
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