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Chapter 650

Manga ChapterCh. 650

Jinbe briefs the crew on how the wider world shifted across their two-year absence, Luffy foils Caribou's attempt to snatch Shirahoshi, and the stolen Energy Steroids leave Hody and his whole officer corps suddenly aged into withered old men.

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Summary

As Robin and Neptune talk on, an eavesdropping Caribou resolves to abduct Shirahoshi. Jinbe gathers the crew to recount the upheavals of their absence, though a restless Luffy, with Zoro and Sanji, senses an intruder and rushes to the princess's room. The three catch Caribou mid-snatch, and Luffy kicks him out of the tower. On hearing the man also emptied the treasury, Nami hurls the same trio off after the thief, hoping to reclaim the loot as a reward for rescuing the kingdom.

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Key Events

Jinbe lays out two upheavals. Akainu bested Aokiji in a ten-day duel to claim the fleet admiral seat, prompting Aokiji to quit the Marines, while Blackbeard absorbed Whitebeard's old territory to rise as an Emperor and began hunting Devil Fruit users for their abilities. Called to the cells, Neptune finds Hody and the officers turned ancient; the Minister of the Right pins it on the Energy Steroids pulled out of the Tamatebako, a theft Hody admits committing a decade earlier. Meanwhile, a pair of Big Mom's envoys arrive for her monthly candy tribute, which the kingdom cannot deliver after its factory was wrecked and the last sweets went to the party.

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Notes

The cover revisits Long Ring Long Land, where Tonjit is shown with grandchildren. The chapter names a trio of ancient weapons: Pluton, Poseidon, and a freshly mentioned third called Uranus. Zoro and Sanji are seen wielding Observation Haki, and the aging of Hody's gang is tied to a Tamatebako theft from ten years prior. The Minister of the Left frets over Big Mom, calling her a monster who would wreck a nation over candy.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in One Piece Chapter 650?

One Piece Chapter 650 has Jinbe brief the crew on how the world changed during their two-year absence. Luffy also foils Caribou's attempt to abduct Shirahoshi, and the stolen Energy Steroids are revealed to have aged Hody Jones and his officers into old men.

How did Akainu become fleet admiral in Chapter 650?

According to Jinbe's account in Chapter 650, Akainu bested Aokiji in a ten-day duel to claim the fleet admiral seat, which prompted Aokiji to quit the Marines.

Why do Hody Jones and his officers suddenly age in Chapter 650?

In Chapter 650, Hody Jones and his officers are found aged into withered old men because of the Energy Steroids they stole from the Tamatebako a decade earlier, a theft Hody admits to.

What does Caribou attempt in Chapter 650?

Caribou attempts to abduct Princess Shirahoshi in Chapter 650 after overhearing her conversation with Neptune, but Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji catch him mid-snatch and Luffy kicks him out of the tower.

What three ancient weapons are named in Chapter 650?

Chapter 650 names a trio of ancient weapons: Pluton, Poseidon, and a newly mentioned third weapon called Uranus.

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