My Name Is "Franky"

Leaving the gravely hurt Usopp where he fell, since shifting him could deepen his wounds, Nami dashes back to the Going Merry. Zoro is already breaking the news to Sanji and Chopper that the vessel cannot be salvaged. Sanji frets about how Usopp will take it and over Robin's continued absence, just as Nami appears to lay out everything that befell their sharpshooter.

Over at the Franky House, the crooks who lifted the cash deliver it to their leader, who tells them the long-awaited purchase is finally within reach. The gang has frittered away three years of earnings on gambling, so Franky peels off five million for them to blow as they please. An explosion interrupts the moment: Usopp has burst in, demanding his crew's money back. He lunges for the case but comes up empty, and Franky coolly reminds him that nobody sticks up for pirates before walking off with the loot and leaving his men to pound the intruder.

Blaming himself for losing the funds, Usopp goes back alone to confront the Franky Family and is brutally beaten for it. Franky, meanwhile, carries the stolen money off to buy the prize he has wanted for years. Nami stays aboard to protect the remaining one hundred million berries while Zoro, Sanji, and Chopper set out to locate Usopp.

Spotting a trail of blood, the searchers realize their friend went after the cash himself. Luffy tumbles into the river along the way, forcing Sanji to fish him out. When the four reach the Franky House, they discover Usopp slumped and senseless outside, and they march toward the door bent on payback.

The chapter sits within the Water 7 Arc. Its cover continues the Gedatsu's Accidental Blue-Sea Life serial, with Gedatsu standing victorious over a defeated Dirt Boss while Goro wonders what to do next. The thing Franky intends to buy is later identified as the legendary Treasure Tree Adam. Kaku appears only in a brief flashback.