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Chapter 1145: Wildfire in Forest Sector 2, Branch Route 8

Manga ChapterCh. 1145

Loki admits he once worshipped Rocks D. Xebec the way Luffy idolizes Shanks, and was likewise turned away as a boy. Meanwhile Jinbe smothers the wildfire to spare the children, only for Gunko to land on Colon's boat with the giant boy in her sights.

Cover Story: Oni Child Yamato's Golden Harvest Surrogate Pilgrimage, Vol. 30
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Summary

Off hunting in the Underworld, Goldberg, Zoro, and Sanji run into a huge Groggysaurus. Goldberg's sentient shield Nash catches the creature's bite, and Sanji flings Zoro skyward to take its head off. Goldberg explains that the meat tastes best stewed in alcohol and that a nearby hunting cabin holds the tools they need. Pressed about the living shield, he reveals Nash awakened as a Homie, like Zeus, after his own father set out to slay Big Mom, and that he was startled to learn one of Nash's rank now answered to Nami.

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Key Events

Speaking to Luffy and to Hajrudin's New Giant Warrior Pirates, Loki names the Knights of God as his attackers, brushing aside Hajrudin's theory of sea-faring revenge. When the cooked meat arrives, Luffy nearly chokes the wounded giant by forcing it down and spilling boiling soup on him, drawing a thumbs-up from Gerd. Loki concedes he gets Luffy's wish to reunite with a hero, since he felt the same in his youth. A flashback shows a young Loki begging to sail with the Rocks Pirates, only for Rocks D. Xebec to refuse and beat him down, leaving him to mourn that he was born too late. In the Sun World, Gaban fells a Loki-shaped beast and senses the Knights, declaring the world finished if even Elbaph is unsafe.

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Notes

The blaze around Treasure Tree Adam proves too vast for the firefighters as the entranced children march toward it. At the brink, Jinbe lets loose Umigumo Ipponzeoi, flinging a torrent of sea clouds that snuffs the fire, then slips back onto Colon's vessel unseen. The children remain bound to Gunko's arrow, and Colon admits his schoolmates dislike him yet swears to aid the crew anyway, just as Gunko alights on the bow, marking him as her prey. The issue ran with a Midori Matsuda color spread celebrating the anime's return from a six-month break at an 11:15 pm slot. The cover continues the Yamato pilgrimage serial.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Loki reveal about his past with Rocks D. Xebec in Chapter 1145?

Loki admits that as a boy he idolized Rocks D. Xebec the way Luffy idolizes Shanks, but was refused when he begged to join the Rocks Pirates and was beaten down, leaving him to mourn that he was born too late.

How does Jinbe stop the wildfire in Chapter 1145?

Jinbe unleashes Umigumo Ipponzeoi, hurling a torrent of sea clouds that snuffs out the blaze near Treasure Tree Adam, then slips back onto Colon's boat unnoticed.

What is Nash in Chapter 1145?

Nash is Goldberg's sentient shield, a Homie like Zeus that awakened after Goldberg's father set out to slay Big Mom.

What creature do Zoro, Sanji, and Goldberg fight in Chapter 1145?

Zoro, Sanji, and Goldberg encounter a huge Groggysaurus in the Underworld, with Nash blocking its bite and Sanji flinging Zoro into the air to slice off its head.

What happens when Gunko reaches Colon's boat in Chapter 1145?

Gunko lands on the bow of Colon's vessel and sets her sights on the giant boy, marking him as her next target.

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