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Chapter 362

Manga ChapterCh. 362

Chapter 362, "Ebb Tide", shows Sanji storming the rearmost coach and flattening the CP6 agent Jerry, while back in Water 7 the dramatically receding sea finally reveals Luffy wedged between two buildings just as the Aqua Laguna looms.

Cover Story: Miss Goldenweek's Operation: Meet Baroque Works, Vol. 4
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Summary

Sanji is taken aback by the crowd jammed into the train's final car, yet he ignores the rifles aimed his way. Having watched him kick one of their own, the passengers realize he is no harmless civilian and move to alert Rob Lucci, only to be cut off by Jerry of CP6. Jerry's swings miss entirely, striking his own allies, and a single blow from Sanji drops him. In the CP9 car, Corgi outlines how each coach has a designated defender: Jerry in the seventh, T Bone in the fifth, Wanze in the fourth, and the rookie Nero in the third.

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Key Events

In Water 7, Nami finishes relaying Sanji's news to Chopper, and both agree the crew cannot depart until Luffy and Zoro are found. The shipwrights join the hunt across the district where the pair had crashed down. As they search, the carpenters notice the tide draining away abnormally, and Kokoro explains that the degree of ebb foretells the size of the incoming wave. The ocean recedes so far it looks nearly dry. Chimney spots something lodged between two houses, and Nami recognizes it as Luffy. Ignoring the others shouting for her to stop, she races toward the buildings. Jerry is defeated by Sanji's Brochette, and the Blue Station workers are dispatched to gather meat and sake.

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Notes

It is established that every car of the Sea Train holds a World Government representative, namely Jerry, T Bone, Wanze, and Nero. The cover continues the Goldenweek side story with "Let's Go To Prison!!", as Miss Goldenweek resolves to free the jailed agents to the horror of Mr. 5 and Miss Valentine. The chapter is part of the Water 7 Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Chapter 362 of One Piece?

In Chapter 362, Sanji storms through the train's rearmost car and knocks out the CP6 agent Jerry with his Brochette kick, while back in Water Seven the sea dramatically recedes and Nami spots Luffy wedged between two buildings just before Aqua Laguna strikes.

Which agents guard each car of the Sea Train?

Corgi explains that each car of the Sea Train carrying the prisoners has its own guard: Jerry defends the seventh car, T Bone the fifth, Wanze the fourth, and the rookie Nero the third.

How does Sanji defeat Jerry in this chapter?

After Jerry's wild swings miss Sanji entirely and strike his own CP6 allies instead, Sanji drops him with a single blow known as his Brochette kick.

How does Kokoro predict the size of the coming Aqua Laguna?

Kokoro explains to the shipwrights that the degree to which the ocean tide drains away, in this case receding so far the seabed looks nearly dry, foretells just how massive the incoming Aqua Laguna wave will be.

How does Nami find Luffy in this chapter?

While searching the district where Luffy and Zoro had crashed down, Chimney spots something wedged between two houses, and Nami recognizes it as Luffy before racing toward the buildings despite others shouting for her to stop.

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