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Chapter 1150: Domi Reversi

Manga ChapterCh. 1150

Titled "Domi Reversi," the chapter shows Imu, wearing Gunko's body, flattening Elbaph's giants with conqueror's will, then forcibly remaking Dorry, Brogy, and other Giant Warrior Pirates into monstrous demons sworn to obey.

Cover Story: Oni Child Yamato's Golden Harvest Surrogate Pilgrimage, Vol. 34
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Summary

The children's parents arrive, and Colon warns them that Gaban fell into the Underworld and that Gunko is the danger. One adult who edges too close is impaled by Sommers' thorns. Annoyed by the noise, Imu unleashes a burst of Supreme King Haki that fells the children and many of the giants, though some adults stay standing. Imu then sprouts demonic wings, a tail, and a trident, drawing a magic circle to summon cannons that blast the giants back. When Imu asks whether this is the limit of his beasts, Killingham answers that the Nightmare Hole remains open, letting his deathless monsters keep emerging and be revived on command.

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Key Events

Reasoning that a kingless Elbaph needs rulers, Imu decides to crown Dorry and Brogy. Brogy grabs Imu in a fury, but Imu stays calm, conjures a grimoire, and produces a shotgun that blows off his hand without drawing blood. Imu then offers the Power of Evil: for a slice of his lifespan, Brogy gains immortality and immense strength while losing all reason and obeying Imu alone. A circle opens beneath him, and Brogy sinks through to emerge a towering demon larger than any giant, winged like Imu and able to wield his severed hand. Dorry is converted the same way, others caught in Imu's A Coeurl are warped too, and the rest are driven to flee.

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Notes

Imu orders the transformed captains to slay Jarul and proclaim themselves Elbaph's new kings, then tells the painfully reassembled Sommers to watch over the captive children. Jinbe notices Gunko seems changed, and Robin learns that Luffy, Sanji, Zoro, plus Hajrudin's New Giant Warrior Pirates remain trapped in the Underworld with no idea of the crisis above, prompting her to work at freeing herself. Imu declares the country will be spared and ruled, not razed, since the giants are wanted as instruments of war. Urged to run, Jarul answers that a warrior never flees a fight. The cover continues the Yamato pilgrimage serial.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How does Imu overpower Elbaph's giants in Chapter 1150?

Imu, now controlling Gunko's body, unleashes a burst of Supreme King Haki that flattens the children and many of the giants, then conjures demonic wings and a magic circle to summon cannons that blast back those still standing.

What does Imu do to Dorry and Brogy in Chapter 1150?

Imu offers Dorry and Brogy the Power of Evil, trading part of their lifespan for immortality and immense strength while stripping away their reason, transforming both into towering demons sworn to obey Imu alone.

Why does Imu decide to crown Dorry and Brogy as kings in Chapter 1150?

Imu reasons that a kingless Elbaph needs rulers, so after converting Dorry and Brogy into demons, Imu orders them to slay Jarul and proclaim themselves the island's new kings.

What does Killingham reveal about his monsters in Chapter 1150?

Killingham tells Imu that the Nightmare Hole remains open, allowing his deathless beasts to keep emerging and be revived on command.

Why doesn't Imu destroy Elbaph in Chapter 1150?

Imu declares the country will be spared and ruled rather than razed, since the giants are wanted as living instruments of war for the World Government.

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