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Chapter 673

Manga ChapterCh. 673

Titled "Vergo and Joker," this chapter shows grieving parents brushed off by a corrupt commodore while their kidnapped children rampage on Punk Hazard. Caged with his rivals, Law finally exposes Joker as his former captain, Donquixote Doflamingo.

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Summary

On a New World island, parents of the missing children plead for a search, only to be kicked and threatened by Commodore Yarisugi of G-5, who insists the youngsters died at sea, a story he says Vice Admiral Vergo has confirmed repeatedly. He vows to burn the village if they keep protesting. The families, recalling Vergo as once a gentle protector, refuse to accept the lie and cling to the belief that their children are still alive.

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Key Events

Back on Punk Hazard, the freed children wake in a frenzy, immune now to Usopp's sleeping drug as withdrawal overwhelms them. Caesar appears holding a sack of the craved candy and lures them back toward the lab, leaving Nami and Usopp stunned. At the central lake, Slime reshapes into an axolotl form after eating the Sara Sara no Mi, Model: Axolotl, driving Zoro, Sanji, Brook, and Kin'emon to flee for the facility. Out front, the G-5 marines batter the lab's door in vain trying to reach their trapped captain.

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Notes

Inside, Vergo and Monet guard the caged captives: Luffy, Robin, the unconscious Franky, Law, Smoker, and Tashigi. Vergo announces all of them will die and be written off as accidents, and reveals himself as a vice admiral and head of the G-5 base, one of Joker's most trusted men. When Smoker probes the name Joker, Law explains that he too once served the broker, whose true identity is the Shichibukai Donquixote Doflamingo. The moment marks the second time Smoker has been caged alongside the Straw Hats, the first being in Arabasta.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 673 of One Piece?

In Chapter 673 of One Piece, titled "Vergo and Joker," grieving parents are turned away by a corrupt commodore who denies their kidnapped children are alive. Inside Caesar Clown's lab, Trafalgar Law reveals that Joker, the man Vergo serves, is actually the Shichibukai Donquixote Doflamingo.

How does Commodore Yarisugi treat the missing children's parents in Chapter 673?

In Chapter 673, Commodore Yarisugi of G-5 kicks and threatens the parents who plead for a search for their missing children, insisting the youngsters died at sea and vowing to burn the village if the families keep protesting. The parents refuse to accept this story because they remember Vergo as once being a gentle protector.

What happens to Slime in Chapter 673?

In Chapter 673, Slime reshapes into an axolotl form after eating the Sara Sara no Mi, Model: Axolotl, forcing Zoro, Sanji, Brook, and Kin'emon to flee toward the lab.

Who does Vergo reveal himself to be in Chapter 673?

In Chapter 673, Vergo announces that he is a vice admiral and the head of the G-5 base, and one of Joker's most trusted men, while guarding the caged Luffy, Robin, Franky, Law, Smoker, and Tashigi. He states all the captives will die and be written off as accidents.

Why do the drugged children turn violent in Chapter 673?

In Chapter 673, the freed children wake in a frenzy on Punk Hazard, now immune to Usopp's sleeping drug as withdrawal from Caesar Clown's candy overwhelms them. Caesar lures them back toward the lab with a fresh sack of the addictive candy.

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