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Chapter 147: Downright Lie

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Chapter 147, Downright Lie, showcases the full reach of Wapol's Baku Baku no Mi as he reshapes himself into living artillery and merges two underlings into one foe. Usopp finds his courage while Chopper struggles to honor a dead man's wishes.

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Summary

In Bighorn, the long-cowed Isshi-20 finally resolve to abandon Wapol and free Dalton. Usopp reassures Vivi that Luffy and Sanji can fend for themselves. When the gravely weakened Dalton insists on rising to fight his old king, Usopp, who moments earlier dreaded the climb, is so moved by the man's resolve that he offers to carry him up the mountain on his back.

At the castle, Wapol puts his Devil Fruit on grotesque display, swallowing cannons and explosives to remake his body into a walking cannon-house, then devouring Chess and Kuromarimo and fusing them into a single combined warrior, Chessmarimo. To prove he means to retake his throne, he fires on Hiriluk's flag. Chopper charges in fury but holds back out of respect for his late mentor's wishes, and Wapol seizes the chance to shoot the trusting reindeer. Above them, Luffy scales the spire to raise the pirate banner over the castle.

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Key Events

The Isshi-20 rebel and rescue Dalton, breaking from Wapol at last. Wapol demonstrates that the Baku Baku no Mi lets him become anything he has eaten, turning his own body into weaponry. He combines Chess and Kuromarimo into the unified fighter Chessmarimo. Chopper, bound by Hiriluk's pacifism, refuses to strike and is shot for it.

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Notes

The chapter uses a color spread cover instead of the Jango serial, showing the Straw Hats sprinting along a beach as Sanji and Nami chase Luffy's flying hat while a bird-like Sea King watches. Color Walk 2 notes the Spanish caption was meant to read across the sea, though its grammar is off. Zoro appears in the cast for this installment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 147?

In Chapter 147, Wapol displays the full power of his Baku Baku no Mi, turning himself into living weaponry and fusing Chess and Kuromarimo into a single fighter called Chessmarimo. Chopper is shot after refusing to attack out of respect for Hiriluk's pacifist wishes, while Luffy raises the pirate flag over the castle.

What is the Baku Baku no Mi and how does Wapol use it in Chapter 147?

In Chapter 147, Wapol's Baku Baku no Mi lets him become anything he has eaten, and he uses it to turn his own body into a walking cannon-house loaded with cannons and explosives. He also devours Chess and Kuromarimo, fusing them into one combined warrior.

Who is Chessmarimo?

Chessmarimo is the combined fighter Wapol creates in Chapter 147 by using his Baku Baku no Mi to devour and fuse his followers Chess and Kuromarimo into a single warrior. He is created specifically to help Wapol retake his castle.

Why does the Isshi-20 turn against Wapol in Chapter 147?

In Chapter 147, the long-cowed Isshi-20 finally resolve to abandon Wapol and free the captive Dalton. Their rebellion marks a turning point against Wapol's rule in Bighorn.

Why does Chopper hold back from attacking Wapol in Chapter 147?

In Chapter 147, Chopper charges at Wapol in fury after he fires on Hiriluk's flag, but holds back out of respect for his late mentor's pacifist wishes. Wapol takes advantage of the hesitation and shoots the trusting reindeer.

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