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Chapter 364

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Chapter 364, "Kokoro", sees Paulie's ropes haul the four Straw Hats clear of the Aqua Laguna. With Robin bound for Enies Lobby and its one-way Gates of Justice, Luffy vows to seize a ship, and Kokoro offers to fire up a Sea Train built by Tom.

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Summary

At first the quartet appears lost beneath the wave, but Paulie has snagged all four with his ropes and drags them from the water. As the collapsing bridge gives way, the group scrambles to Zousenjima and reaches it just as the onlookers gape at the wave's terrifying height. Paulie and Kokoro stress that this year's surge was abnormal, and that a wave of that size every year would have erased the city long ago. Once Nami recounts everything, Luffy demands a boat so they can chase the others.

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Key Events

Paulie explains that no vessel could survive the seas right now, and that only one Sea Train exists, the Puffing Tom. Nami counters that waiting for morning would be fatal because Enies Lobby holds the Gates of Justice. She describes the place as a courthouse island where being delivered there counts as proof of guilt, and once through the gates a prisoner can reach only Marine Headquarters or Impel Down, an infamous lockup for the most dangerous criminals. Paulie asks whether they are truly prepared to declare war on the World Government. Luffy insists he will commandeer a ship by force, and Kokoro intervenes, agreeing to start up a second Sea Train crafted by Tom.

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Notes

The cover is a color spread titled "Let Me See What You Can Do," depicting the crew split into three improvised craft tackling a king hippopotamus at sea. The chapter introduces Impel Down by name and reinforces the one-way nature of the Gates of Justice. It belongs to the Water 7 Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Chapter 364 of One Piece?

In Chapter 364, Paulie's ropes pull Luffy, Nami, Zoro, and Chopper to safety from the Aqua Laguna, and after Luffy demands a way to chase the train, Kokoro agrees to fire up a second Sea Train built by Tom so the crew can reach Enies Lobby.

Why can't the Straw Hats simply wait until morning to give chase?

Nami insists that waiting until morning would be fatal, since Enies Lobby holds the Gates of Justice, a one way passage that only leads on to Marine Headquarters or the notorious prison Impel Down.

What is the Puffing Tom in this chapter?

Paulie identifies the Puffing Tom as the only Sea Train in existence, explaining that no ordinary vessel could survive the current violent seas well enough to reach Enies Lobby.

How does Kokoro help the Straw Hats reach Enies Lobby?

After Paulie questions whether the crew is truly ready to declare war on the World Government, Kokoro steps in and agrees to start up a second Sea Train, also built by Tom, to carry them toward Enies Lobby.

How unusual was the Aqua Laguna that hit Water Seven in this chapter?

Paulie and Kokoro both stress that this year's Aqua Laguna was far larger than normal, noting that a wave of that size striking every year would have destroyed Water Seven long ago.

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