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Chapter 771

Manga ChapterCh. 771

The 771st chapter, Sai, Don of the Happo Navy, resolves Sai's tangled duel with Baby 5 and Lao G while revealing the abandonment that shaped her.

Anime Episodes: Episode 710, Episode 711
Cover Story: Color Spread
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Summary

Zoro fights on against Pica with Elizabello II offering his King Punch, though the swordsman tells him to hold it for later as he reads Pica's true aim. Nearby, Lao G overwhelms Chinjao with his age-based Joi Ken style, but the old man is more fixated on Sai's supposed engagement to Baby 5. Sai protests that he is already promised to Uholisia of the Niho Navy, a quarrel that lets Lao G's soul nearly drift to heaven until Baby 5 calls him back. When Sai jokingly wishes Baby 5 would die, she turns her arm into a gun against her own head, declaring she will do anything he asks.

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Key Events

Baby 5 recalls being cast out in the mountains by her own mother's group as a burden, which left her desperate to be needed. As she prepares to shoot herself and Sai scrambles to stop her, Chinjao charges in to punish the shame Sai has brought the navy, only for Sai to bend the old man's legendary head with a kick. Rather than rage, Chinjao weeps with pride that his grandson has unlocked the full Hasshoken art, naming his leg Kiryu Kirikugi and ceding the Happo Navy to him. Lao G then strikes Chinjao down and reveals the secret of his Qigong-fueled strength, vowing to drag Baby 5 back to Doflamingo. Spurred on, Sai promises to marry her if he wins and lands a Haki-charged Kiryu Kirikugi kick that crushes Lao G into a crater.

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Notes

Sai's Armament Haki is confirmed, and by bending Chinjao's head he earns the title of Don. Baby 5's past is revealed, her hunger to be useful rooted in her mother's abandonment. Lao G uses Jio-Ken to bulk up his muscle, defeats Chinjao, and is then beaten by Sai, who agrees to marry Baby 5 and leaves her unwilling to fight further. The color-spread cover features the ten most popular characters in a carriage, and the chapter belongs to the Dressrosa Arc.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What happens in episode 771 of One Piece?

In Chapter 771, "Sai, Don of the Happo Navy," Sai earns the title of Don by bending his grandfather Chinjao's head in a duel, and later defeats Lao G with a Haki-charged kick after Baby 5's tragic backstory is revealed.

What is revealed about Baby 5's past in Chapter 771?

Chapter 771 reveals that Baby 5 was abandoned in the mountains by her own mother's group as a burden, which left her desperate to feel needed by others.

How does Sai defeat Lao G in Chapter 771?

Sai defeats Lao G by landing a Haki-charged Kiryu Kirikugi kick that crushes him into a crater, after promising to marry Baby 5 if he wins.

How does Sai earn the title of Don in Chapter 771?

Sai earns the title of Don of the Happo Navy after bending his grandfather Chinjao's legendary head with a kick, proving he has mastered the full Hasshoken art.

What technique does Lao G use in Chapter 771?

Lao G uses his Qigong-fueled Jio-Ken style, which draws on his age to bulk up his muscle, to defeat Chinjao before Sai ultimately beats him.

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