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Chapter 127

Manga ChapterCh. 127

The 127th chapter of One Piece, titled "Den Den Mushi", reveals Crocodile as the Warlord behind Baroque Works while Sanji impersonates Mr. 3 to secure a route to Arabasta.

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Summary

Brogy mourns Dorry with a flood of tears, only for his fallen companion to sit up alive, both blades so dulled by their hundred-year feud that the blow merely knocked him out. The reunion nearly collapses into another quarrel, much to Nami's dismay. Elsewhere, Sanji connects the caller to Vivi's earlier warning and recognizes the voice as Sir Crocodile of the Seven Warlords, the man steering Baroque Works as Mr. 0.

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Key Events

Pretending to be Mr. 3, Sanji reports that the princess and the Straw Hats are dead, prompting Crocodile to send the Unluckies with a package holding an Eternal Pose to Arabasta. When the pair arrives and turns hostile, Sanji kicks Mr. 13 into a wall and slams Miss Friday down with his feet. The noise makes Crocodile suspect a lie, yet Sanji smooths it over before the Warlord secretly orders Miss All Sunday to dispatch Mr. 2 to assassinate the supposed Mr. 3.

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Notes

Crocodile demonstrates that his touch can drain moisture from objects, withering a flower in his grip. As Sanji recovers the Eternal Pose, Marines aboard Smoker's vessel report intercepting an odd transmission. The cover continues Jango's serial, with the abandoned hypnotist spotting the Black Cat Pirates' ship sailing away from the coast.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who does Sanji discover is behind Baroque Works in One Piece Chapter 127?

In Chapter 127, "Den Den Mushi," Sanji recognizes the voice on the snail phone as Sir Crocodile, one of the Seven Warlords, who has been secretly running Baroque Works under the alias Mr. 0.

How does Sanji fool Crocodile in Chapter 127?

Posing as Mr. 3, Sanji tells Crocodile that Vivi and the Straw Hats are dead, convincing the Warlord to send an Eternal Pose to Arabasta through the agents known as the Unluckies.

What happens between the giants Dorry and Brogy in this chapter?

Brogy weeps over what he believes is Dorry's death, only for Dorry to sit up alive, since a hundred years of dueling had dulled both their blades enough that the final blow merely knocked him unconscious.

What Devil Fruit ability does Crocodile show off in Chapter 127?

Crocodile demonstrates his moisture draining power by taking hold of a flower and withering it instantly in his grip.

Who does Crocodile secretly send to kill the impostor posing as Mr. 3?

After growing suspicious of the fake report, Crocodile quietly orders Miss All Sunday to dispatch Mr. 2 to assassinate the man he believes is the real Mr. 3, unaware it is actually Sanji.

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