
Bearing the single-word title NEWS, this chapter sends Robin and Sanji onto their separate paths home with outside aid, looks in on the will-stripped Kuma, and ends as Buggy receives a baffling letter from the World Government.
On Tequila Wolf, Bunny Joe tells Robin that the Revolutionaries who freed her hail her as the Light of the Revolution and were directed by Dragon to keep her protected. They hope she will meet their leader, yet Robin is set on rejoining her crew, so they agree to deliver her to the captain. A crow brings a newspaper, and within it Robin finds something that makes her laugh. At the Kamabakka Queendom, Ivankov comes back with Inazuma to a restored Sanji, but refuses to accept the cook is one of the captain's own, since the wanted poster means nothing to him. After a beating Sanji learns the news about the captain and is left astonished. Dragon then rings Ivankov from Baltigo, and the two discuss his unmasked identity, the captain's latest acts, and Kuma.
Kuma turns up before Shakky, Hatchan's party, and Duval's riders just after they fend off a crew of thieving monkeys trying to make off with the Thousand Sunny. Shakky, certain he remains a friend, feels no fear, never guessing the Warlord has surrendered his will and become a government instrument. In Arabasta, Chaka and Pell report pirate trouble to King Cobra and Igaram while Vivi reads about the captain. On another island Crocodile makes up his mind to head once more for the New World, asking Daz Bonez along, an offer accepted at once. Elsewhere Buggy is reunited with his old hands and his Impel Down recruits, and Mr. 3 tells him a carrier bat has delivered an astonishing letter from the World Government.

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A Revolutionary discloses that Tequila Wolf's endless bridge had been commissioned at the order of the World Nobles. Sanji is back to his usual self and Inazuma is shown alive. Garp's blood tie to the captain becomes public knowledge. Dragon and Ivankov talk over Kuma, and a white Den Den Mushi that foils eavesdropping is introduced. Crocodile pulls Daz Bonez along to the New World, and Buggy, reunited with crew and new followers, takes in a mystifying government message. The cover shows Aokiji and Tsuru eating onigiri in a small boat as a curious Sea King eyes their food.
In Chapter 593, Robin learns from Bunny Joe that the Revolutionaries who freed her call her the Light of the Revolution and were sent by Dragon to protect her, and they agree to deliver her back to her own captain instead of their leader.
In Chapter 593, once Ivankov returns to Kamabakka Queendom with Inazuma to find Sanji restored, Sanji is finally told the news about his captain's recent actions and is left astonished by what he hears.
In Chapter 593, Crocodile makes up his mind to head back into the New World and invites Daz Bonez to join him, an offer Daz accepts immediately.
In Chapter 593, Buggy is reunited with his old crew and the recruits he gathered in Impel Down, and Mr. 3 tells him that a carrier bat has just delivered a baffling letter from the World Government.
In Chapter 593, Kuma appears before Shakky, Hatchan's group, and Duval's riders after they fend off thieves trying to steal the Thousand Sunny. Shakky feels no fear because she still believes he is a friend, not realizing he has already surrendered his will and become a tool of the government.
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