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Big Trouble in the Secret Room

Manga ChapterCh. 334

In this One Piece chapter, the morning after the duel opens with shocking news, since Iceburg has been shot inside his own home. As Water 7 reels, the Straw Hats scatter to investigate and Franky discovers his ruined house.

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Summary

The day after the fight, Usopp sits by himself aboard the hushed, deserted Going Merry. In the streets of Water 7, residents trade theories about an incident they pin on either Franky or the visiting pirates, and crowds gather at Dock 1 wondering whether it connects to the wrecked Franky House.

On an inn rooftop, the Straw Hats minus Nami gather as Sanji turns up, grumbling that they paid for rooms nobody slept in. He reveals he had been watching the Peninsula for Robin and plans to spend the day searching, and Chopper offers to come along. Nami then bursts in with word that Iceburg has been shot. A panicked Paulie gets summoned, learning Iceburg lives but lies in a catatonic state. Inside Galley-La's headquarters, Kaku and Lulu rule out robbery and start to suspect the World Government.

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Key Events

Iceburg turns out to have taken five bullets from an unidentified assailant inside his own home, yet he survives in a catatonic condition. Paulie, Lulu, and Kaku rush to him while Lucci and Kalifa already wait at his bedside, and given how widely respected the man is, people call the shooting the gravest disaster the city of Water 7 has ever seen. No door showed any sign of forced entry, leaving only a plain mask as the sole clue.

The crew divides up: Luffy and Nami set out to look in on the wounded shipwright, Sanji and Chopper launch their search for Robin, and Zoro remains at the inn to watch how things develop. Over at the Blue Station, Franky steps down from the newly arrived Puffing Tom, oblivious to the chaos. Returning with Mozu and Kiwi to the rubble of his house, he flings away his mask and concludes the Straw Hats must be to blame.

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Notes

The chapter falls within the Water 7 Arc. Its cover is a color spread depicting the Straw Hats batting a beach ball around atop a giant Sea King's body, breaking from the ongoing Gedatsu serial.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who shoots Iceburg in Chapter 334?

In Chapter 334, Iceburg is shot five times inside his own home by an unidentified assailant and survives in a catatonic state. No door shows signs of forced entry, leaving only a plain mask as a clue.

How does the Straw Hat crew respond to Iceburg's shooting?

After learning of the attack in Chapter 334, the Straw Hats split up. Luffy and Nami go to check on the wounded Iceburg, Sanji and Chopper search for Robin, and Zoro stays behind at the inn to watch how things develop.

What does Franky find when he returns to his house in this chapter?

In Chapter 334, Franky returns with Mozu and Kiwi to find his house reduced to rubble. He flings away his mask and concludes the Straw Hats must be responsible.

Why do Kaku and Lulu suspect the World Government in Iceburg's shooting?

Inside Galley-La's headquarters in Chapter 334, Kaku and Lulu rule out robbery as a motive for the attack on Iceburg. That leaves them suspecting the World Government instead.

What arc does Chapter 334 belong to?

Chapter 334, titled Big Trouble in the Secret Room, is part of the Water 7 Arc. Its cover is a color spread showing the Straw Hats playing with a beach ball atop a giant Sea King.

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