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Chapter 392

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Chapter 392 of One Piece, "Dereshi," deepens Robin's Ohara flashback, introducing the gentle giant Jaguar D. Saul who befriends the isolated girl on the island's shore.

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Summary

More of Robin's childhood comes to light. Newly named a scholar, the young archaeologist is warned away from the forbidden research that consumed her mother, then finds an unexpected friend washed up on the beach.

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Key Events

Professor Clover gives Robin her archaeologist badge and explains Ohara's significance, but turns stern when she says she wants to study the Void Century. The scholars have forbidden her from joining their work, knowing their research carries a death sentence and refusing to let her share that fate. As she runs off, another researcher remarks that she is walking her mother Olvia's path, and that Olvia has already been captured.

On the shore, Robin meets a giant who wakes and asks for water. He introduces himself as Jaguar D. Saul, distinguishing himself from the savage giants of Elbaph, and asks her to keep his presence secret. Over the following nights he shares food and laughs his odd "Dereshishishi." When Robin asks what the D in his name means, he says only that his family carries it. Meanwhile, in the West Blue, CP9 under Spandine receives a call from Marine Headquarters, which Spandine irritably tells them to ignore.

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Notes

This chapter introduces Jaguar D. Saul and confirms Robin's mother, Nico Olvia, has been captured. It also reveals Spandam's father, Spandine, leading the CP9 of that era, and ties the Will of D into the narrative through Saul's name. The cover continues the Baroque Works subplot, with Hina's caging powers countering Mr. 2's close-quarters style.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Who is Jaguar D. Saul in One Piece Chapter 392?

Jaguar D. Saul is a giant who washes up on Ohara's shore in Chapter 392 and befriends the young Nico Robin, sharing food with her and asking her to keep his presence secret.

Why does Professor Clover forbid Robin from studying the Void Century in Chapter 392?

In Chapter 392, Professor Clover gives Robin her archaeologist badge but forbids her from researching the Void Century, since that forbidden work carries a death sentence he does not want her to share.

What is revealed about Robin's mother in Chapter 392?

In Chapter 392, another researcher reveals that Robin's mother, Nico Olvia, has already been captured while walking the same forbidden research path as her daughter.

What does Saul's name reveal about him in Chapter 392?

In Chapter 392, the giant tells young Robin his name is Jaguar D. Saul and that the D. is a name his family carries, though he does not explain its meaning.

Who leads CP9 during Robin's childhood in Chapter 392?

In Chapter 392, Spandine leads the CP9 of that era in the West Blue and irritably dismisses a call from Marine Headquarters.

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