Titled "Grim Premonitions," this chapter has Jinbe resolve to break with Big Mom, reveals a bomb hidden in the Tamatebako, and reintroduces Smoker and Tashigi as the timeskip aftermath spreads across the New World.
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Summary
Jinbe and Neptune discuss the Sun Pirates' uneasy service under Big Mom, and Jinbe announces he will sever those ties, partly so he can one day join the Straw Hats. Neptune, gaining seventy thousand soldiers from the dissolved Fish-Man District, decides he would rather fly the Straw Hat flag for protection. The Minister of the Right rushes in with alarming news: the Tamatebako handed off with the treasure conceals a bomb rigged to detonate when opened, a precaution added after its theft a decade earlier.
Key Events
Luffy returns and reveals he gave the whole haul, including the rigged box, to Big Mom and intends to fight her, prompting Nami to thrash him, Zoro, and Sanji for losing the treasure. Outside, a revived Caribou attacks Pekoms to reclaim the loot but is floored by a single Haki-charged punch, exposing the pride that undoes a Logia. Off the Red Line, Marines clash with surging pirate ships; aboard his vessel, Smoker interrogates captives who eventually blurt that Luffy was the one who ended Hody's slave war.
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Notes
The cover returns to Shift Station with stationmaster Chimney, and a bonus poster features the Super Rookies after the timeskip. The Tamatebako's hidden bomb is confirmed, and Pekoms is shown as a tortoise Zoan with Armament Haki and a 330,000,000 bounty. Smoker now ranks vice admiral with a scar over his eye, Tashigi is a captain, and the two lead the G-5 unit.
Frequently Asked Questions
What happens in One Piece Chapter 652?
One Piece Chapter 652, titled Grim Premonitions, has Jinbe resolve to break away from Big Mom's Sun Pirates. The chapter also reveals a bomb hidden inside the Tamatebako and reintroduces Smoker and Tashigi as the effects of the timeskip spread across the New World.
What is hidden inside the Tamatebako given to Big Mom?
In Chapter 652, the Minister of the Right reveals that the Tamatebako handed over with the treasure conceals a bomb rigged to detonate when opened, a precaution added after its theft a decade earlier.
Why does Jinbe decide to leave the Sun Pirates in Chapter 652?
Jinbe announces in Chapter 652 that he will sever his uneasy ties to Big Mom's service, partly so that he can one day join the Straw Hat Pirates.
What happens when Caribou attacks Pekoms in Chapter 652?
In Chapter 652, a revived Caribou attacks Pekoms to reclaim the stolen loot but is floored by a single Haki-charged punch, exposing the pride that undoes a Logia user.
What do Smoker's Marines learn about Luffy in Chapter 652?
In Chapter 652, Smoker interrogates captured pirates off the Red Line, who eventually reveal that Luffy was the one who ended Hody Jones's slave war on Fish-Man Island.
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