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Monster

Manga ChapterCh. 407

Monster is the 407th chapter of One Piece, in which a battered Chopper gambles everything on a third Rumble Ball and erupts into his terrifying Monster Point, intercut with a Drum Island flashback to Kureha and the opening of Nami's bathhouse duel against Kalifa.

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Summary

Beaten down by Kumadori's Life Return, Chopper risks a second Rumble Ball and, against long odds, forces himself into Arm Point to land a single Kokutei Roseo Metel that staggers the agent. The blow drains him completely, and Kumadori, sliding into a frenzy, resumes pounding the exhausted reindeer.

A flashback to Drum Island shows Chopper bedridden as Kureha scolds him for an experiment he cannot recall, one that nearly leveled a village. She warns him against inheriting only the reckless side of Hiriluk, then softens, telling him to rest. Back in the present, bound by Kumadori's hair and facing death, Chopper shrinks to escape, swallows a third Rumble Ball, and balloons into a towering form, recalling Kureha's account of how three balls once made him lose consciousness and turn into a genuine monster that endangered friend and foe alike.

Outside, a downed Franky takes Fukurou's Key 4 and reasons that Kalifa must hold Key 2. In the bath, Kalifa toys with Nami, who has been mysteriously weakened. Realizing her strength is returning, Nami unleashes her Clima-Tact, building a storm cloud overhead and finishing with a Thunderbolt Tempo that cracks down near Kalifa.

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Key Events

Chopper triggers Monster Point for the first time since joining the Straw Hat Pirates, doing so by consuming a third Rumble Ball. The chapter also opens Nami's confrontation with Kalifa in the bathhouse and confirms Franky now holds Fukurou's key.

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Notes

This installment marks Chopper's debut use of Monster Point during his time with the crew. A flashback features Kureha on Drum Island warning him about the danger of his runaway transformation. The cover advances Miss Goldenweek's Operation: Meet Baroque Works with the dreams of Miss Valentine, Mr. 5, Mr. 4, and Lassoo. The chapter was adapted in Episodes 290 and 293.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the monster in One Piece Chapter 407?

In Chapter 407, "the monster" refers to Chopper's Monster Point, a towering, out of control transformation he reaches by swallowing a third Rumble Ball, a state Kureha once warned could turn him into a genuine danger to friend and foe alike.

What happens in One Piece Chapter 407, "Monster"?

Chapter 407 sees a battered Chopper gamble on a third Rumble Ball and erupt into his terrifying Monster Point, intercut with a Drum Island flashback to Kureha and the opening of Nami's bathhouse duel against Kalifa.

Why does Chopper eat a third Rumble Ball in this chapter?

Chopper swallows a third Rumble Ball because he is bound by Kumadori's hair and facing death after being overwhelmed by the agent's Life Return technique, forcing him to gamble on a transformation he knows is dangerous.

What warning does Kureha give Chopper in the Drum Island flashback?

In the Drum Island flashback, Kureha scolds Chopper for a reckless experiment he cannot remember and warns him against inheriting only the careless side of Hiriluk's nature, though she softens and tells him to rest.

How does Nami's fight with Kalifa begin in this chapter?

Nami's fight with Kalifa begins in the bathhouse, where Kalifa toys with a mysteriously weakened Nami until Nami senses her strength returning and unleashes a Thunderbolt Tempo from her Clima-Tact.

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