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Chapter 640

Manga ChapterCh. 640

Titled "Above Fish-Man Island," this chapter locks in a wave of one-on-one matchups in the plaza while Shirahoshi steers Noah off course, until an unconscious Decken sends the ark plummeting back toward the island.

Cover Story: From the Decks of the World Vol. 24 - Arabasta Kingdom, Vivi Age 18
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Summary

Still raging under the steroid's effects, Wadatsumi battles Jinbe and Sanji as Nami unleashes Black Ball: Raiun Rod, a chemistry-driven attack that scatters her attackers. Zeo, recalling Sanji's slip that Nami is the crew's weak point, turns invisible to pin her ankles while Ikaros Much lunges with a spear, but Brook appears, takes both the thrust and a slap from Nami, and is unharmed because his dried-up body has nothing to pierce. General Franky then punches Ikaros across the field, locking their matchup, while Zeo becomes visible and faces off against Brook.

Underground, Daruma hunts Chopper and collapses the earth around everyone. When Dosun moves on a seemingly lone Usopp, Chopper sniffs him out and warns Usopp to duck before striking with Horn Cannon Elf, and Usopp drops a Pop Green into the tunnel, an explosion that recalls his Arabasta tactics against Miss Merry Christmas and blasts Daruma into the open. The matchups settle as Daruma versus Usopp and Dosun versus Chopper. Outside the island, Shirahoshi keeps drawing Noah away as Hody taunts Luffy. The princes warn what Decken's death would mean, and Hody slashes Ryuboshi while admitting he wanted the ability to expire out here. Luffy grabs Hody but the seawater saps his strength, letting Hody break free. Inside Noah, a cursing Decken topples over, knocks his head, and passes out, sending the ark falling back toward Fish-Man Island.

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Key Events

The chapter cements four officer matchups: Franky versus Ikaros Much, Brook versus Zeo, Usopp versus Daruma, and Chopper versus Dosun. Several Straw Hats reveal new attacks. Decken is shown to still be alive but faints, causing Noah to plunge back toward the island. Usopp and Chopper's underground-and-surface combo deliberately echoes their Arabasta fight.

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Notes

The cover brings back Vivi at age eighteen with Karoo and Matsuge. Luffy adopts a new nickname for Fukaboshi, "Brotherhoshi." A drawing error left Zoro's left eye partly open in one close-up panel, later fixed in the tankobon. For the second chapter running, a swordsman of the crew accidentally rescues a female member, Brook earlier and Zoro here, neither actually trying to save them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 640?

In Chapter 640, "Above Fish-Man Island," the plaza battle locks into one-on-one matchups while Shirahoshi steers Noah away from the island, until an unconscious Vander Decken IX sends the ark plummeting back down.

What officer matchups are set in Chapter 640?

Chapter 640 cements four duels in Gyoncorde Plaza: Franky against Ikaros Much, Brook against Zeo, Usopp against Daruma, and Chopper against Dosun.

Why does Noah suddenly fall back toward Fish-Man Island?

Vander Decken IX, still cursing from his wound, topples over and knocks himself unconscious inside Noah, and since he is the one steering the ark away, his collapse sends Noah falling back toward Fish-Man Island.

How do Usopp and Chopper work together against Daruma and Dosun?

Chopper sniffs out Daruma underground and warns Usopp to duck before striking with Horn Cannon Elf, and Usopp drops an explosive Pop Green into the tunnel to blast Daruma into the open, echoing their earlier tactics from Arabasta.

What nickname does Luffy give Fukaboshi in this chapter?

Luffy adopts a new nickname for Fukaboshi in Chapter 640, calling him "Brotherhoshi."

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