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Chapter 590

Manga ChapterCh. 590

Titled "My Little Brother," this chapter cuts between three locations: Garp facing Dadan's grief over Ace, the burials of Ace and Whitebeard, and Luffy finally choosing to turn toward his living crew.

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Summary

In Foosha Village, Garp comes home to learn that Dadan and her bandits have taken over Makino's bar. Spotting him, Dadan swings a wooden club at him until Makino blocks her, insisting that no one could have rescued both brothers and that Garp himself is suffering deeply. Through tears Dadan counters that the one truly hurting most is Luffy. After Makino recalls first meeting Ace and runs off crying, Dadan vows that from now on she will back Luffy in whatever he does, demanding only that he never lose.

Far away in the New World, the Whitebeard and Red Hair crews hold a funeral for Edward Newgate and Ace. Marco thanks Shanks for all he has done, and Shanks, calling his late rival worthy of respect, departs quietly while silently urging Luffy to weep everything out and move forward.

On Amazon Lily, Jinbe presses Luffy to stop punishing himself over Ace. Luffy lashes out, misses, and bites Jinbe when pinned, until Jinbe finally restrains him against a rock and tells him that grief is clouding his path, but that one day he will find something he refuses to ever stop fighting for. Set loose, Luffy thinks it over and breaks into tears, realizing he still has a loyal crew and that he wants to return to them as fast as he can.

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Key Events

Garp takes on the role of protecting Goa Kingdom. Whitebeard and Ace are at last laid to rest in the New World. After his breakdown subsides, Luffy starts looking ahead to a reunion with the Straw Hats. Dadan pledges her lasting support to Luffy.

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Notes

The cover shows Jinbe, Mihawk, and the Mori Dako forest octopus from the tenth film enjoying takoyaki, with Mihawk using the tiny knife that beat Zoro as an eating utensil. Brief images depict all nine Straw Hats, foreshadowing the crew Luffy is determined to reach.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in Chapter 590 of One Piece?

Chapter 590 cuts between Dadan clashing with Garp over Ace's death in Foosha Village, the joint funeral of Edward Newgate and Ace held by the Whitebeard and Red Hair crews, and Luffy on Amazon Lily finally breaking down in tears before resolving to return to his crew.

What is the English title of One Piece Chapter 590?

One Piece Chapter 590 is titled My Little Brother.

What does Jinbe tell Luffy in Chapter 590?

In Chapter 590, Jinbe restrains Luffy and tells him his grief is clouding his path, but that one day he will find something he refuses to ever stop fighting for.

Who attends Ace and Whitebeard's funeral in Chapter 590?

In Chapter 590, the Whitebeard Pirates and the Red Hair Pirates hold the funeral together, with Marco thanking Shanks and Shanks quietly urging Luffy, from afar, to grieve and then move forward.

What does Dadan promise Luffy in Chapter 590?

Dadan vows in Chapter 590 that from now on she will back Luffy in whatever he does, asking only that he never lose.

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