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Chapter 369

Manga ChapterCh. 369

The trio's push up the train divides: Sanji holds back to fight Wanze and his noodle armor, Franky squares off with Nero on the rooftops, and Sogeking slips all the way forward to tap on the window of the car where Robin sits.

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Summary

CP9 receives word that the rear two coaches have been cut loose and that the defenders of the fifth went down without trouble. With Robin confined to the lead car, only the agents and Wanze stand between her and her would-be rescuers. Given a description of the attackers, Kaku reasons that the blond man in the suit is another of the crew and that their aim is to take Robin back with Franky's help. Dismissing every other concern, the agents fix on recapturing Franky, and Rob Lucci declares that reclaiming Robin will never succeed.

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Key Events

On the fourth coach, Wanze keeps barring the path until Sanji's attack forces him to dodge, opening a lane for the other two to push past. Wanze notes that Nero waits in the coach beyond, then absorbs twelve kicks from Sanji and answers by raising armor around himself through Ramen Kenpo. Atop the following coach Franky meets Nero, who is barred from killing him because the captive is needed breathing. After baiting his opponent, Franky strikes first, boasting that, being his town's underworld boss, he fights without scruples. Far ahead in the lead car, Robin catches a tap at the glass and is startled to find Sogeking outside.

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Notes

A marine briefs CP9 on the state of the Puffing Tom, now reduced to five cars after the rest were detached, with Wanze in the fourth, Nero in the third, the agents in the second, and Robin in the first. He sketches the attackers as Franky, Sogeking, and a suited blond man, and Kaku guesses the last is yet another crewman. The agents wave off all other dangers to focus on Franky. Wanze reveals himself as a Ramen Kenpo user and discloses that Nero, who delights in killing, also serves CP9. For the cover, a color spread bears the title Crash! We Can Fight It!, a line lifted from a song by Bryan Adams, a musician Oda counts among his favorites. The art jumbles framed portraits of every crew member, with Usopp drawn in his Sogeking guise and Robin shown behind a chain that marks her captivity. The chapter is part of the Water 7 Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 369?

In Chapter 369, "Ramen Kung Fu", the rescue effort splits up as Sanji fights Wanze and his noodle-based armor, Franky battles the CP9 agent Nero on the rooftops, and Sogeking sneaks all the way to the lead car to tap on the window where Robin is held.

What is Ramen Kenpo in One Piece?

Ramen Kenpo is the fighting style used by Wanze in Chapter 369, in which he raises armor around his body after absorbing a barrage of Sanji's kicks. Wanze uses it to hold his ground on the fourth coach of the Puffing Tom and block the crew's path toward Robin.

Who is Nero in One Piece?

Nero is a CP9 agent who confronts Franky atop the Puffing Tom in Chapter 369. He is under orders not to kill Franky since the crew needs him alive, and the two size each other up before Franky strikes first.

Why does CP9 want to recapture Franky in Chapter 369?

In Chapter 369, Kaku reasons that the blond man in the suit fighting alongside Sogeking is another crew member and that the group's real aim is to take Franky back. CP9 dismisses every other concern to focus specifically on recapturing him.

How does Sogeking reach Nico Robin in Chapter 369?

In Chapter 369, Sogeking slips past CP9's defenses all the way to the lead car of the Puffing Tom, where Robin is confined. He taps on the window glass, startling her when she realizes who is outside.

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