Titled "A Voice From the New World," this chapter introduces Big Mom and her envoys over the candy dispute, ending with Luffy declaring war on the Emperor and claiming Fish-Man Island as his territory.
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Summary
Luffy, Zoro, and Sanji find Caribou unconscious, scoop up the treasure he disgorged, and head back. Near the Candy Factory they come upon the Minister of the Left being leaned on by Pekoms, a talking lion warning that anyone who angers Big Mom is finished. Luffy blunders by mentioning he ate the banquet sweets, drawing Pekoms' fury until his longleg companion, Baron Tamago, calmly lays out the arrangement: the island ships ten tons of candy a month in exchange for the Emperor's protective flag.
Key Events
On Whole Cake Island, Big Mom eagerly anticipates the tea party and devours a subordinate, while Bobbin reports torching a country that failed its tribute and warns that Fish-Man Island may come up short. She orders a call placed, and Luffy answers it, introducing himself and lying that he alone ate every sweet to shield the kingdom. He offers all the recovered treasure instead; Tamago, citing losses inflicted by Eustass Kid, urges her to accept it as collateral. Big Mom shifts her wrath onto Luffy, who responds by declaring war and vowing to make the island his own.
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Notes
The cover is a color spread of the crew with their animal motifs as Figuarts ZERO figures. Whole Cake Island debuts, along with Big Mom and her crew members Pekoms, Tamago, Bobbin, and a three-eyed girl. Tamago is the first Longleg Tribe member shown, and the subordinates Big Mom eats are later revealed to be Homies. Pandaman hides on the second page.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in One Piece Chapter 651?
One Piece Chapter 651, titled A Voice From the New World, introduces the Emperor Big Mom and her envoys through a dispute over a candy tribute. The chapter ends with Luffy declaring war on Big Mom and claiming Fish-Man Island as his own territory.
Who is Big Mom, as introduced in Chapter 651?
Big Mom, also known as Charlotte Linlin, is introduced in Chapter 651 as a powerful Emperor on Whole Cake Island who demands a monthly ten-ton candy tribute from Fish-Man Island in exchange for her protective flag.
Why is Big Mom angry with Fish-Man Island in Chapter 651?
Big Mom grows furious in Chapter 651 because Fish-Man Island's Candy Factory was destroyed and the kingdom cannot deliver its usual monthly tribute of ten tons of candy.
What does Luffy do at the end of Chapter 651?
At the end of Chapter 651, Luffy offers Big Mom the recovered treasure as collateral, but when she turns her wrath on him, he responds by declaring war and vowing to make Fish-Man Island his own.
Who are Pekoms and Tamago in Chapter 651?
Pekoms and Tamago are Big Mom's envoys who appear in Chapter 651 to collect the candy tribute. Pekoms is a talking lion, and Tamago, a member of the Longleg Tribe, calmly explains the tribute arrangement.
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