Chapter 1128

Convinced he is awake, Sanji notes the presence of other men as the crew drops from the castle. Zoro mentions he came to on the far side of town, drawn by the noise of Luffy devouring a giant rabbit. Puzzled that their Elbaph-style clothes somehow fit humans, the group sets out to question a local. They flag down a man riding a grasshopper who, too rushed to linger, reveals only that this is the Land of Gods, governed by a figure called the Sun God.

He adds that he serves Iscat, master of Bigstein Castle, which the crew recognizes as the cat they thrashed. Usopp muffles Luffy each time he nearly confesses to beating Iscat, zapping the hedgehog, and eating the rabbit the locals revere as their Ear God. The man warns them never to head toward the Sun God's temple, which only sends Luffy bolting that way for adventure. Chasing after him, Luffy slams into his own reflection in a mirror, cracking the false sky and exposing a netted door. The blocky kingdom is exposed as a diorama set inside a colossal room, proving they have left the Giants' ship.

A cry for help leads them to Chopper, whom they free. Zoro concludes a giant assembled this miniature world, stocking it with humans and beasts for amusement. The temple guards, a snake, three mice, and a raven, then attack, and Luffy fights them off. The Sun God himself arrives, aghast to find his set ablaze and his creatures beaten. After Luffy clears the guards in Gear 5, the crew forces Iscat to carry them while Nami produces a blueprint to plot their exit, the furious Sun God in pursuit.

The abducted Straw Hats realize they were living inside a massive diorama built by a giant titled the Sun God, with a workshop of human-sized costumes and oversized animals just beyond it. Chopper is located and freed. The Sun God appears and chases the escaping crew, who force Iscat to serve as their mount after Nami discovers a blueprint marking an escape route.

The chapter opens with a color spread granting two fan requests: the crew holding a volcano-top barbecue with a dragon, and the crew dressed as sky-flying magicians with black cats. Robin, Franky, Brook, and Jinbe appear on the cover, while the antagonist's identity as a giant remains a teased mystery.