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Chapter 172

Manga ChapterCh. 172

Titled "Rebellion," this chapter drives both armies toward total war as Koza launches the strike on Alubarna, while back in Rainbase a gloating Crocodile feeds his captives' only key to a pit of waiting Bananawani.

Cover Story: Jango's Dance Paradise, Conclusion
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Summary

Nanohana is in chaos, its residents scrambling to douse the fires lit by the phony royal guards. At the edge of town, the pair of officer agents head off to link up with Mr. 2, but the boy Kappa catches the fleeing impostor and sees through the king disguise. Before he can raise the alarm the two agents intercept him, quietly cutting him down, and a bystander who finds him mistakes his frantic warnings for mere groans of agony. The wounded child is what finally moves the injured Koza to strike at once, and by lucky chance the ship rammed into the harbor was loaded with arms. Koza calls for an all-out charge on Alubarna. Inside the palace, a stunned Chaka braces himself to hold the capital and crush the swelling revolt.

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Key Events

Over in Rainbase, Crocodile relishes his victory, laying out for a shattered Vivi and the imprisoned crew the long campaign of plotting that delivered him here. Still lashed to a chair, Vivi tips herself over and drags herself along the floor, determined to head off the rebels before they hit Alubarna. Crocodile, amused, announces that he and Miss All Sunday are bound for the capital to confront her father. He shows her the key that opens the cage, then lets it fall through a trap door into a Bananawani pit, consigning any hope of escape to the creatures below.

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Notes

The cover wraps up the Jango's Dance Paradise serial, reuniting Jango and Fullbody as recruits serving under Captain Hina, with Garp strolling past in the background trailed by his own unlikely pair, Koby and Helmeppo. Jango formally enlists in the Marines.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 172?

In Chapter 172, "Rebellion," Koza leads a charge on Alubarna after a child is wounded during the chaos, while in Rainbase, Crocodile gloats over his captives and drops the only cage key into a pit of Bananawani.

Who is Kappa in Chapter 172?

Kappa is a boy who catches the fleeing King Cobra impostor and sees through the disguise in Chapter 172, but he is cut down by two Baroque Works agents before he can warn anyone.

What does Koza decide to do in Chapter 172?

In Chapter 172, an injured Koza calls for an all-out charge on Alubarna after discovering the ship rammed into the harbor was loaded with weapons for the rebels.

What does Crocodile do with the cage key in Chapter 172?

In Chapter 172, Crocodile shows Vivi the key that would free her caged friends, then lets it fall through a trap door into a pit full of Bananawani, leaving them with no way to escape.

What is the title of One Piece Chapter 172?

One Piece Chapter 172 is titled "Rebellion" (Uneri in Japanese), part of the Arabasta Arc.

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