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Chapter 461

Manga ChapterCh. 461

The 461st chapter, "Ghost Buster", pits Usopp against Perona, whose negativity-inducing ghosts prove useless against the already gloomy sniper, while Absalom moves to kiss the sleeping Nami.

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Summary

With Usopp and Sanji dropped to a lower floor by Oars, Luffy, Chopper, and Robin push on toward the freezer where Moria lounges. In the dance hall they run into Hogback and Cindry; Chopper urges Luffy ahead and squares off against his former idol, vowing to deal with the doctor himself. Robin helps Luffy slip past Cindry, and the captain finally reaches the resting Warlord. Hogback, recognizing Chopper, summons the zombies Inuppe and Jigoro to assist him.

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Key Events

Back at the wrecked bridge, Zoro, Usopp, Sanji, and Franky brace for the giant zombie, but Oars simply perches a chunk of debris on his head like a bicorne and wanders off, ignoring them. Franky quickly fashions a makeshift bridge from rubble so the four can cross into the Mast Mansion. There they enter Perona's chamber and learn she ate the Horo Horo no Mi, granting her command of every ghost on the island. She immobilizes the group with her spirits, but one figure stays upright and keeps purifying her zombies: Usopp, whose chronic pessimism makes him immune to her negativity.

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Notes

The chapter title nods to the film Ghostbusters, referencing Usopp's resistance to Perona. Unable to fathom anyone so negative, Perona and her zombies fail to cheer him up. Usopp tells his crewmates he will handle her, and the three others move on to find Brook and Nami, leaving him alone with Perona and her Wild Zombies despite his protests. In the church, Absalom leans toward the still-sleeping Nami to seal the marriage with a kiss.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 461?

In One Piece Chapter 461, "Ghost Buster," Usopp faces off against Perona, whose negativity-inducing ghosts have no effect on the already gloomy sniper, while Absalom moves to kiss the sleeping Nami.

What is Perona's Devil Fruit power in One Piece?

Chapter 461 reveals that Perona ate the Horo Horo no Mi, which grants her command over every ghost on Thriller Bark and lets her immobilize enemies by flooding them with negativity.

Why is Usopp immune to Perona's ghosts?

In Chapter 461, Perona's ghosts fail to affect Usopp because his chronic pessimism already keeps him in a negative state, leaving him the only one still standing and purifying her zombies while his crewmates are immobilized.

What does Oars do when he encounters Zoro, Usopp, Sanji, and Franky in Chapter 461?

Rather than attacking, Oars simply perches a chunk of debris on his head like a bicorne hat and wanders off, ignoring Zoro, Usopp, Sanji, and Franky at the wrecked bridge.

What is Absalom about to do to Nami in Chapter 461?

At the close of Chapter 461, Absalom leans toward the still-sleeping Nami inside the church, intending to kiss her and seal their forced marriage.

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