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Chapter 75

Manga ChapterCh. 75

Titled "Sea Charts and Fish-Man," this chapter lands Luffy and Sanji on Nami's home island and showcases the brutal might of the Arlong Pirates against an arriving Marine vessel.

Cover Story: Buggy's Crew Adventure Chronicles, Conclusion: Oh Captain, Our Captain!!
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Summary

Momoo drags Sanji and Luffy's boat at full tilt onto the shore, launching the pair skyward as the sea cow buries itself head-first into the water. Nearby, a frantic Zoro is hunting for Usopp when the two crash down on top of him. Zoro urges haste to rescue their captured friend, but Johnny stops them cold with the news that Nami has already killed Usopp, leaving everyone stunned.

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Key Events

Off the coast of Gosa Village, Commodore Pudding Pudding leads a Marine ship in to free the islanders and root out the fish-man pirates. Arlong, never having heard of the 77th Branch, orders his lieutenants to bribe the newcomers or destroy them. When a cannonball flies at him, he catches it in his jaws and crushes it, then cancels the offer. Chew storms the deck while Kuroobi rips off the rudder and Hatchan drives the vessel into the reef, spawning a whirlpool that swallows the ship and its crew.

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Notes

The chapter underscores how the fish-men's raw power combined with Nami's cartography makes the crew nearly unstoppable. Arlong swears he would sooner die than break a promise about money, hinting at Nami's debt. Luffy refuses to believe Johnny's claim, insisting Nami would never harm a crewmate, only for Nami herself to appear and coldly question the word. The cover closes the Buggy's Crew Adventure Chronicles series with Buggy restored and triumphant.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How do Luffy and Sanji reach Nami's home island in Chapter 75?

In Chapter 75, the sea cow Momoo drags Sanji and Luffy's boat at full speed onto the shore before burying itself head first in the water, launching the pair into the air. They crash down on top of Zoro, who is searching for the captured Usopp.

What does Johnny tell Luffy and Zoro in Chapter 75?

In Chapter 75, Johnny stuns Luffy and Zoro by claiming that Nami has already killed Usopp. Luffy refuses to believe it, insisting Nami would never harm a crewmate, only for Nami herself to appear and coldly question his certainty.

What happens when the Marines arrive at Gosa Village in Chapter 75?

In Chapter 75, Commodore Pudding Pudding leads a Marine ship to Gosa Village to free the islanders and root out the Arlong Pirates. Arlong orders his crew to either bribe the Marines or destroy them, and when a cannonball is fired at him, he catches it in his jaws and crushes it.

How do the Arlong Pirates destroy the Marine ship in Chapter 75?

In Chapter 75, Chew storms the Marine vessel's deck, Kuroobi tears off its rudder, and Hatchan drives the ship into a reef. The crash spawns a whirlpool that swallows the ship along with its crew.

What does Chapter 75 hint about Nami's connection to Arlong?

Chapter 75 shows Arlong swearing he would sooner die than break a promise involving money, hinting at a financial debt tied to Nami. The chapter frames the fish men's brute strength combined with Nami's cartography skills as making the Arlong Pirates nearly unstoppable.

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