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Mocha

Manga ChapterCh. 688

Chapter 688 of One Piece spotlights the brave girl Mocha, who downs an entire bag of the addictive candy to keep it from her drugged friends and collapses coughing blood. As the deadly gas seeps in, Zoro hauls the wounded Tashigi clear, and Luffy resurfaces with Momonosuke in tow.

Cover Story: Caribou's Kehihihihi in the New World Vol. 13
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Summary

With the petrifying gas leaking into the Biscuits Room, an injured Zoro lifts Tashigi over his shoulder to catch up to the others, drawing her loud objections, though she soon forgets her anger upon spotting his blade Shusui. Elsewhere, Chopper, Nami, and Robin work to sedate the rampaging children one by one so they cannot reach Mocha. A cluster of them slips past the crew and corners her, grabbing for the candy. Out of options, Mocha crams the whole batch into her mouth and, despite Chopper's cries, swallows it all.

A flashback returns to the moment Chopper warned her that Caesar's deception would doom every child before adulthood. Steeled by the truth and his promise to save her, Mocha had vowed to guard the candy at any cost. In the present, the overdose makes her cough up blood. The other children freeze, and as the crew rushes to her, Sanji and the G-5 medics arrive to subdue the rest and carry Mocha to an exam room.

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Key Events

Shinokuni begins flooding the Biscuits Room as Zoro and Tashigi escape. Nami debuts a new technique called Milky Ball. Mocha swallows the full bag of NHC10 to deny it to the others and collapses, vomiting blood. The G-5 medical team joins Chopper to capture, restrain, and sedate the children. Roughly ten minutes remain before the gas fills Building B.

In a separate thread, Luffy and Momonosuke climb out of a garbage chute onto the first floor of Building C, with the unconscious boy now carried by Luffy. Seizing a guard, Luffy demands Caesar's whereabouts, learns the scientist is in Building R, and immediately races off to find him.

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Notes

The title simply names Mocha, the chapter's heart. Its cover advances the Caribou serial, his ship caught in towering waves that force him onto a tiny lifeboat. Caesar features only in flashback, where his exploitation of the children is laid bare.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Does Mocha survive in One Piece?

In Chapter 688, "Mocha," Mocha swallows an entire bag of the addictive NHC10 candy to keep it from her drugged friends and collapses coughing blood, but she is still alive and being carried to an exam room by Sanji and the G-5 medics as the chapter ends.

What happened to the Punk Hazard kids?

The Punk Hazard children in Chapter 688 are drugged and rampaging after eating NHC10 candy, and Chopper, Nami, and Robin work with Sanji and the G-5 medical team to sedate and restrain them one by one.

Why does Mocha eat the whole bag of candy?

Mocha crams the entire bag of NHC10 into her mouth in Chapter 688 to stop the drugged children from reaching it after they corner her, honoring her earlier vow to guard the candy at any cost.

What new technique does Nami debut in this chapter?

Chapter 688 introduces a new Nami technique called Milky Ball, used while she, Chopper, and Robin work to sedate the rampaging children.

What does Luffy do after climbing out of the garbage chute with Momonosuke?

After reaching the first floor of Building C with the unconscious Momonosuke in Chapter 688, Luffy grabs a guard, demands Caesar's whereabouts, learns he is in Building R, and races off to find him.

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