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The Superhumans of Enies Lobby

Manga ChapterCh. 375

The 375th chapter of One Piece begins the Enies Lobby Arc. The Sea Train pulls into the judicial island, the complete eight-strong CP9 gathers for the first time in years, and the Rocketman party draws near for the battle to come.

Cover Story: Miss Goldenweek's "Operation: Meet Baroque Works", Vol. 13
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Summary

Both the Rocketman and the Franky Family keep pushing toward the judicial island. On the seized train Robin passes a guarded piece of news to Franky, the scattered allies find one another again, the full CP9 lineup comes together, and the rescue party steels itself for combat. On the cover, Hina catches sight of Goldenweek's group almost instantly, working from reference photographs supplied by a pair of other captured Baroque Works agents.

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Key Events

Inside the Puffing Tom, Robin softly informs a delighted Franky that Iceburg lives and cautions him to hide it from CP9, who still take the shipwright for dead. Franky worries aloud that the government now possesses both keys needed to wake Pluton, yet swears to deliver Robin back to the Straw Hats, telling her that simply existing is not a crime. Cut off from the Rocketman after Yokozuna derailed the Sea Train, the Franky Family notice the uncoupled cars up the line and ease off to learn whether they carry allies or foes.

Aboard the Rocketman, Luffy quarrels with Yokozuna about the derailing while Kokoro produces an Eternal Pose for every station and Nami offers to chart the course. After Kokoro explains to the frog that Franky has been carried off much as Tom once was, Yokozuna pitches in. The Puffing Tom rolls into the station, where Franky comically chomps at the Marines tugging him loose and the crew is amazed to find the island sunk into a pit in the ocean. Within the compound, Spandam remarks that the squad has not stood together in five years, then berates three of them for killing beyond what their mission required; Fukurou's snitching infuriates Jabra, and Kumadori bungles a suicide bid by instinctively hardening with Tekkai. The Franky Family, having recovered Sanji and Sogeking, race the Rocketman toward the island and ready themselves for the clash.

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Notes

It is verified that both Mr. 13 and Miss Friday lived through their previous encounter with Sanji. CP9 is established as having eight members altogether. Robin, Franky, and the four agents land at the island, while the Rocketman joins up with Sanji, Sogeking, and the Dismantler Brothers from the Franky crew, all now within sight of it. The chapter opens the Enies Lobby Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 375?

In Chapter 375, "The Supermen of Enies Lobby", the Sea Train pulls into the judicial island, the complete eight-member CP9 gathers for the first time in years, and the Rocketman party closes in as the coming battle looms.

What is special about Enies Lobby in One Piece?

Enies Lobby is revealed in Chapter 375 to be an island sunk into a pit in the ocean, a sight that amazes the crew as the Puffing Tom rolls into its station. It serves as the World Government's judicial compound where Robin and Franky are being held.

Who is the main villain behind the Enies Lobby arc?

Chapter 375 centers Spandam as the human figure orchestrating events at Enies Lobby, shown berating his own CP9 agents inside the compound for killing beyond what their mission required. CP9, including Rob Lucci, Kaku, Jabra, Kumadori, and Fukurou, serve as the enforcers carrying out his orders.

How many members does CP9 have in One Piece?

Chapter 375 establishes that CP9 has eight members total, gathering together for the first time in five years at Enies Lobby. The chapter shows Spandam addressing the group and reprimanding three of them for excessive killing.

Why does Franky need to hide the truth about Iceburg from CP9?

In Chapter 375, Robin quietly tells Franky that Iceburg survived the attack against him, but warns him to keep it hidden from CP9, who still believe the shipwright is dead. Franky worries that the government now holds both keys needed to awaken Pluton, yet vows to return Robin safely to the Straw Hats.

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