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Chapter 514

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Titled "Mushrooms-Grow-From-the-Body Mushroom," the opening chapter of the Amazon Lily Arc strands a defeated Luffy on a women-only island after a near-fatal run-in with poisonous fungi.

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Summary

Back on Sabaody, Duval and his Rosy Life Riders stand watch over the Thousand Sunny in Grove 41, awaiting the coating mechanic. At the auctioning house, Saint Shalria seethes over the harm done to her father and brother and the freeing of the slaves, while Marines promise her that Kizaru will handle the pirates. At Shakky's bar, a frightened Camie worries over the crew despite Hatchan and Pappag's reassurances, and Shakky observes that the age itself is starting to shift, cautioning that the Straw Hats are not yet ready to face an admiral.

Luffy, meanwhile, hurtles over the ocean cursing Kuma and bellowing his friends' names in the order he recruited them, from Zoro down to Brook. Asleep mid-flight, he wakes as he slams into an island, carving a bear-paw crater into the jungle floor.

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Key Events

Recalling the Vivre Card Rayleigh gave him, Luffy sets off in the direction it points, oblivious to a giant boar chasing him and a wall in his path. He shatters the obstruction with a Gear 3 arm, then, spent and starving, devours the boar before sampling a patch of mushrooms. The fungi prove toxic, sprouting all over his body and knocking him out cold. Island women led by Marguerite find him, mistake him for a girl, and rush him back to their village. They burn off the stubborn mushroom stalks and carry him to the river to bathe, only to discover a mushroom between his legs that turns out to be anatomy, not fungus. Elder Nyon recognizes the truth: the unconscious patient is a man, an unheard-of thing on Amazon Lily.

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Notes

This chapter launches the Amazon Lily Arc and reveals the all-female island where Luffy has landed. The Sabaody fallout is shown through the protected Sunny and the recovering Takoyaki 8 crew. The cover advances the CP9 story, with the agents deciding they must leave St. Poplar. Pages 2 through 19 were adapted in Episode 408.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where does Luffy end up after being sent flying by Kuma?

In Chapter 514, Luffy is launched by Bartholomew Kuma across the ocean and crash lands on Amazon Lily, a jungle island, carving a bear paw shaped crater into the ground.

Why does Luffy pass out on Amazon Lily in Chapter 514?

In Chapter 514, an exhausted and starving Luffy eats a patch of toxic mushrooms after devouring a boar, causing the fungi to sprout painfully all over his body and knock him unconscious.

Who finds Luffy unconscious in Chapter 514?

In Chapter 514, a group of Amazon Lily women led by Marguerite find the unconscious Luffy, mistake him for a girl, and carry him back to their village, where they discover he is actually a man.

What does Shakky say about the Straw Hats in Chapter 514?

In Chapter 514, Shakky remarks at her bar that a new age is beginning to shift and cautions that the Straw Hat crew is not yet ready to face an Admiral like Kizaru.

What arc does Chapter 514 begin?

Chapter 514, titled Mushrooms Grow From the Body Mushroom, opens the Amazon Lily Arc by stranding Luffy on the all female island after his defeat at Sabaody.

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