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Chapter 256

Manga ChapterCh. 256

Chapter 256, "Wyper the Berserker", flashes back to a failed peace between Gan Fall and the Shandia before Enel sets the survival game in motion, ending with Wyper crushing the priest Shura using the lethal reject dial.

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Summary

A flashback shows Gan Fall, then Skypiea's God, visiting the Shandia to propose an alliance, only for Wyper to reject any truce that does not restore their stolen homeland. When Gan Fall refuses to hand over a hundred innocent Skypieans as the price of peace, the talk collapses and Wyper attacks. Watching nearby, Raki recalls how the infant Aisa always wept whenever trouble brewed in the village, and Aisa's mother Isa likens Wyper to a demon at the heart of every conflict.

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Key Events

In the present, Wyper rallies the Shandia for a fresh assault, declaring he will not slow for fallen comrades and that anyone unwilling to step over the wounded should stay behind. At God's Shrine, Enel tallies the survival game at eighty-one fighters: his fifty soldiers plus four others against twenty Shandia, four Straw Hats already in the forest, and three aboard the Merry. He predicts only five will remain after three hours. The Shandia charge in but are instantly snared by Shura's invisible string clouds in the Trial of String.

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Notes

Wyper alone slips past the string clouds, and when Shura hurls his heat javelin from the air, Wyper deliberately lets the lance pierce him to free both hands. He seizes the priest and presses a reject dial to his chest, a weapon ten times stronger than an impact dial, blasting Shura unconscious in a spray of blood while the recoil tears at Wyper's own shoulder. The narration drops the survival count to eighty. The chapter also hints the baby Aisa possesses an early sense for danger, a seed of her later ability. The cover unveils Wapol's new alloy, Wapometal.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the name of the 256 episode of One Piece?

Chapter 256 of One Piece is titled Wyper the Berserker, a flashback-driven chapter covering a failed peace between Gan Fall and the Shandia before Enel's survival game begins.

Why did the peace talks between Gan Fall and the Shandia fail?

In a flashback shown in Chapter 256, Wyper rejects any truce that does not restore the Shandia's stolen homeland, and the talks collapse when Gan Fall refuses to hand over a hundred innocent Skypieans as the price of peace.

How does Wyper defeat the priest Shura?

In Chapter 256, Wyper lets Shura's heat javelin pierce him to free both hands, then presses a reject dial, a weapon ten times stronger than an impact dial, to the priest's chest, blasting Shura unconscious in a spray of blood.

How many fighters does Enel count in the survival game?

At God's Shrine in Chapter 256, Enel tallies eighty-one total fighters, his fifty soldiers plus four others against twenty Shandia, four Straw Hats in the forest, and three aboard the Merry, predicting only five will remain after three hours.

What is the Trial of String in One Piece?

In Chapter 256, the Shandia charge into Upper Yard but are instantly snared by the priest Shura's invisible string clouds during the Trial of String, though Wyper alone manages to slip past.

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