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Chapter 328

Manga ChapterCh. 328

Titled "The Pirate Abduction Incident," this chapter confirms the Going Merry is beyond saving and that Usopp has been kidnapped and robbed. Nami finds him beaten in the street and vows to recover their stolen fortune.

Cover Story: Gedatsu's Accidental Blue-Sea Life, Vol. 13
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Summary

Sanji and Chopper travel together after reuniting, with Chopper apologizing for losing Robin. Sanji grows uneasy realizing the masked figure he saw earlier was not Chopper, recalling Aokiji's warning, and the two head back toward the Going Merry where Zoro sits awake. At Dock 1, Luffy offers Galley-La any sum to mend the ship, but Kaku calls it a miracle she even reached Water 7. Paulie describes the keel as the vessel's lifeline, and because it cannot be replaced, the Going Merry is little more than scrap wood.

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Key Events

Refusing to abandon the ship, Luffy insists on continuing to sail her, while Iceburg explains the danger that stubbornness poses to the whole crew. Hattori adds that no two boats are ever identical, just as no two trees are alike, so an exact remake is impossible, though the company can sell them a new ship with the money they hold. Kalifa hands Luffy a catalog. Peepley Lulu then reports visitors at the gate, who barge in as World Government officers, sending Luffy and Nami scrambling to hide. Their leader Corgi claims to smell pirates but lets it go, demanding instead to speak with Iceburg.

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Notes

Once Iceburg leaves with the officers, Luffy notices the suitcases feel oddly light and finds both empty, while Peepley Lulu recalls glimpsing the long nosed Usopp among the Franky Family. Realizing Usopp was abducted, Luffy races off and Nami gets the Franky House location from Paulie. Heading back to gather help, Nami instead finds a crowd around a badly beaten Usopp dumped in the street. He tearfully apologizes for losing the money, and she promises they will get it back. The cover shows Gedatsu flattening the Dirt Boss with a single Jet Punch.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is One Piece Chapter 328 filler?

One Piece Chapter 328 is a manga chapter, making it canon source material rather than anime filler. It falls within the Water 7 Arc and confirms that the Going Merry cannot be repaired while revealing that Usopp has been kidnapped.

What does Galley-La conclude about the Going Merry in Chapter 328?

In Chapter 328, Kaku calls it a miracle the Going Merry even reached Water 7, and Paulie explains that the ship's keel, its lifeline, cannot be replaced, meaning the vessel is essentially scrap wood.

What happens to Usopp in this chapter?

In Chapter 328, Usopp is abducted and robbed by the Franky Family, and Nami later finds him badly beaten and dumped in the street, promising him they will recover the stolen money.

Who is Corgi and what does he want in Chapter 328?

Corgi is a World Government officer introduced in Chapter 328 who barges into Galley-La claiming to smell pirates, then lets it go and instead demands to speak with Iceburg.

Why can't Galley-La build an exact replacement for the Going Merry?

In Chapter 328, Hattori explains that no two ships are ever identical, just as no two trees are alike, so Galley-La cannot make an exact remake of the Going Merry, though they can sell the crew a new ship instead.

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