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Manga ChapterCh. 374

The 374th chapter of One Piece ends the Water 7 Arc. A short-lived escape falls apart as CP9 drags the cars back together, Robin gives herself up on purpose, and Blueno lays out the Ohara tragedy that set her against the friends fighting to save her.

Cover Story: Miss Goldenweek's "Operation: Meet Baroque Works", Vol. 12
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Summary

Once more Robin and Franky fall into CP9's grip. The agents reverse the breakout, Robin again accepts capture to shield the crew, and the long-hidden source of her conduct finally comes to light just as Enies Lobby rises into view. On the cover, hoping to slip past the patrols, Miss Valentine, Mr. 5, and Miss Goldenweek pull on disguises that leave them more conspicuous than before.

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Key Events

Riding the Rocketman, Luffy yells to go back, but the others misread him until they spot the frog Yokozuna squatting on the rails to stop the train. On the Puffing Tom, the seeming getaway falls apart when Kalifa binds the cars with her whips and Blueno drags them back into one length. A heavy kick from Sanji nearly punches through Blueno's Tekkai, exposing a ceiling to its hardness, and Kaku cautions against dismissing the cook, judging him one of the crew's top fighters even without a bounty.

Stepping between his allies and the agents, Franky rams the lead section into the next car to hand the others a window to flee, forfeiting his own. Robin still declines to go, and when Sanji urges her, Blueno warps in from behind and lands a blow. The agent tells her that no member can quit a crew without the captain's consent and that she ought to put her faith in Luffy, a remark that clearly rattles her. Heading back to the second car, she listens as Blueno describes how a Buster Call leveled her birthplace, sparing only her at the age of eight, the wound that pushes her to betray her companions. With both Robin and Franky retaken, Enies Lobby appears ahead.

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Notes

Yokozuna planting himself on the tracks halts the Rocketman. Sanji's strike proves Tekkai can be broken, and Kaku ranks him among the Straw Hats' elite. Robin rejoins CP9 by choice, while Blueno discloses that she was the only one to live through the Buster Call on her island two decades earlier. Within the Water 7 Arc, this stands as its closing installment.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 374?

In Chapter 374, "Scramble", the final chapter of the Water 7 Arc, CP9 drags the escaped train cars back together and recaptures Robin and Franky, Robin deliberately gives herself up to protect the crew, and Blueno finally reveals the Ohara tragedy that turned her against her friends.

Why does Nico Robin let herself be recaptured in Chapter 374?

In Chapter 374, Robin again accepts capture by CP9 specifically to shield the crew from further danger. Even when Sanji urges her to run, she refuses to go, prioritizing her friends' safety over her own freedom.

What does Blueno reveal about Nico Robin's past in Chapter 374?

In Chapter 374, Blueno discloses that a Buster Call leveled Robin's home island of Ohara two decades earlier, sparing only her at the age of eight. He explains this is the wound that pushes her to try to protect her crewmates by betraying them.

How does Sanji prove himself against Blueno's Tekkai?

In Chapter 374, a heavy kick from Sanji nearly punches through Blueno's Tekkai defense, exposing a ceiling to its hardness. This impresses Kaku, who cautions the others against underestimating Sanji, ranking him among the crew's top fighters even without a bounty.

How does Yokozuna stop the Rocketman in Chapter 374?

In Chapter 374, the frog Yokozuna squats directly on the rails ahead of the Rocketman, forcing it to a stop. Luffy yells for the group to go back, though the others initially misread what he means.

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