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Chapter 158

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Chapter 158, titled Landing in Arabasta, sees a famished Luffy crash a tense restaurant standoff between Smoker and Ace, triggering a chase through Nanohana that ends when Ace steps in to shield his brother.

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Summary

While the rest of the crew grumbles over their captain's recklessness and spots Mr. 3's ship offshore, Smoker is squaring off against Ace inside a Nanohana eatery, with stunned bystanders amazed that a Whitebeard commander stands among them. As Smoker readies to strike, a starving Luffy rockets into the room, bowling both men aside, and starts wolfing down food before a baffled crowd. Ace recognizes him and apologizes for the chaos; Smoker, equally aware of who Luffy is, grows irritated by the boy's rudeness. Luffy finally registers the danger and bolts. Smoker orders Tashigi to block him, but she cannot, so the captain gives chase alone. The rest of the crew, now in local garb to blend in, is forced to scatter when Luffy gives their position away. Just as Smoker's smoke powers close around Luffy, Ace intervenes.

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Key Events

For the first time in the series, Luffy is shown landing a hit on Smoker, however accidental. Ace's power is confirmed as a fire-based Logia Devil Fruit. Mr. 3 is revealed to be alive and back in Arabasta. Vivi and Nami sample perfumes to Sanji's delight and Chopper's distress, and Vivi explains that the crew must reach Yuba so she can speak with the rebellion's leader, Koza.

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Notes

The cover advances Jango's Dance Paradise, volume 25, The Brittle Fang Called Justice, in which Fullbody endures a beating from the Tulip Pirates' captain rather than risk their hostage. The chapter, part of the Arabasta arc, converges Luffy, Ace, and Smoker in one place and sets the crew's desert route toward Yuba in motion.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 158, Landing in Arabasta?

In One Piece Chapter 158, Landing in Arabasta, a starving Luffy crashes into a standoff between Smoker and Ace inside a Nanohana restaurant, triggering a chase through the city that ends when Ace steps in to shield his brother.

Does Luffy land a hit on Smoker in Chapter 158?

Yes, Chapter 158 marks the first time in the series that Luffy lands a hit on Smoker, though it happens accidentally as Luffy bursts into the restaurant searching for food.

What kind of Devil Fruit power does Ace have?

Chapter 158 confirms that Ace has a fire-based Logia Devil Fruit, which he uses to intervene and protect Luffy from Smoker's smoke attack.

Is Mr. 3 still alive in Chapter 158?

Yes, Chapter 158 reveals that Mr. 3 survived and has returned to Arabasta, as the crew spots his ship offshore.

Where does Vivi say the crew must go to meet the rebellion's leader?

Vivi explains that the crew must reach the town of Yuba so she can speak with Koza, the leader of the rebellion against her father's kingdom.

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