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Chapter 366

Manga ChapterCh. 366

Chapter 366, "Sortie!!", launches the Rocketman onto the rails with the three allied groups aboard, cements their pact against CP9, and reveals the gentle heart of Captain T Bone as Sanji finally reaches Nami by Den Den Mushi.

Cover Story: Miss Goldenweek's Operation: Meet Baroque Works, Side Issue
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Summary

The Rocketman soars through the air and splashes into the sea, with the fifty-strong Franky Family trailing behind and hitching their boat to the Sea Train. Kokoro locates the rails she has tracked for years and works to latch on, then is startled to find Chimney and Gonbe perched at the front, having stowed away from Water 7. Once the pair are brought inside, Zoro remarks on the three Galley-La carpenters present: Paulie, Peepley Lulu, and Tilestone. Paulie says the attack on Iceburg made the fight personal for him, while the other two simply tagged along to learn who the enemy was.

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Key Events

Paulie names their foes, drawing stunned looks. Luffy declares that whatever grudges they held in town, their enemy is now shared, and that he will beat the "Pigeon Guy." Zoro adds they must cooperate until the captives are recovered. A representative from each faction links arms to seal the alliance just as the Aqua Laguna appears dead ahead and Nami's Den Den Mushi rings. Aboard the Puffing Tom, the fearsome-looking T Bone is shown to be a kind swordsman who covers a Marine's bug bite with his own cape, then learns the previous two cars have fallen and the prisoners are missing. On a carriage roof, Sanji, Franky, and Usopp report in to Nami.

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Notes

The Rocketman is successfully fixed onto the rails, and Peepley Lulu and Tilestone join Paulie aboard. The three allied groups formally become allies. The cover continues the Goldenweek side story "The Isle of Giants, Thereafter," with Dorry and Brogy resuming their endless duel. The chapter belongs to the Water 7 Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 366?

In Chapter 366, "Sortie!!", the Rocketman launches off the rails and splashes into the sea while the Franky Family's ship trails behind, hitched to the Sea Train. The Galley-La shipwrights, the Franky Family, and the Straw Hats formally join forces against CP9 as Sanji finally reaches Nami by Den Den Mushi.

Which Galley-La shipwrights ride the Rocketman in Chapter 366?

Chapter 366 shows three Galley-La carpenters aboard the Rocketman: Paulie, Peepley Lulu, and Tilestone. Paulie explains the attack on Iceburg made the fight personal for him, while Lulu and Tilestone say they simply came along to learn who the enemy was.

How do Chimney and Gonbe end up on the Rocketman?

In Chapter 366, Kokoro is startled to find Chimney and Gonbe perched at the front of the Rocketman, having secretly stowed away from Water 7. The pair are brought inside once discovered.

What kind of person is Captain T Bone in One Piece?

Chapter 366 reveals Captain T Bone to be a kind swordsman despite his fearsome appearance, shown covering a Marine's bug bite with his own cape aboard the Puffing Tom. He soon learns that the previous two train cars have fallen and the prisoners are missing.

How do the Straw Hats, Galley-La, and the Franky Family become allies?

In Chapter 366, Luffy declares that whatever grudges existed in town no longer matter since they now share a common enemy, and Zoro adds that everyone must cooperate until the captives are recovered. A representative from each group links arms to seal the alliance just as the Aqua Laguna appears ahead.

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